EDC (Every Day Carry) Knife with Leather Stacked Handle

[@PaskMakes]

Since making my first knife a few months ago, I've been itching to make another. I'd been thinking about a leather stacked handle and when Joey from Kingpost Timberworks asked if I could make him an EDC(every day carry) knife I went for it. KIngpost Timberworks Channel kzbin.info/door/MwkFVvmhR6JmDgdWkio2kA I enjoyed this as much as the first one I made. Making knives is fun!

[@communistjesus]

Pask Makes Great video. Awesome channel no regrets over becoming a member. I highly recommend it to every do it yourself out there....

[@AdamEarl2]

He’s just a Joey!

[@BDJappe]

With some luck he might have some Rimu cut-offs laying around from one of his last projects. You could use them for handle-blanks or even a SWC... (If shipping Rimu scraps is actually allowed)

[@alexandrult.685]

Greetings ! please cand you help me with a info? the sharpening wooden table, you did it ? is custom made by you ?

[@samuelgabrielson559]

You make some pretty ingenious jigs, but the one set up for your angle while filing the edge was next level. Unbelievable!

[@SzyMoc_]

Samuel Gabrielson thats just a standard Aaron gough jig with a tiny bit of modifications. Pretty common in the knifemaking world

[@charliebowen5071]

It’s a standard file guide.. he didn’t come up with it… most knife makers have this is some form or another

[@lexboegen]

I never cease to be amazed by the quality of your craftmanship. To look at your finished product, I wouldn't have guessed that it was made with basic hand tools. There are workers with high dollar CNC equipment that can't match your quality made with hammers, hacksaws, files and sandpaper. You sir, are a true craftsman. I subscribe to several hundred channels but yours is one of only a small handful that I always check every new video when it comes out. Outstanding work again!

[@carrollmiller1820]

I 100% agree you

[@bilbo3474]

He used a drill bit as a callipers, that’s ingenuity

[@steliosstavrinides3502]

Once again I'm speechless with your ingenuity in making things. The way you filed the cutting edge of the knife, that diy knife blade vise, the knife tail bolt idea, and your patience in detail filling and finishing ... WOW !!!!!! my friend... WOW !!!!!!

[@KingPostTimberWorks]

Soo cool! Thanks Neil

[@joshdunham8818]

You just combined all my favorite things to do. I've been leather working for a couple of years. Woodworking for even longer. An just recently started tinkering with knife making. So this is definitely one I'm gonna try an put my own spin on. Your craftsmanship is next level for sure. An this is probably the coolest project out of any I've seen on KZbin. Just amazing an I feel challenged to step it up after watching. Simply awesome an your the man. God bless, brother

[@aodh5022]

I've made many things like this by hand and appreciate all the time and dedicated craftsmanship that went into such a lovely knife ( let alone the super video documentation). I totally understand the reluctance to part with a creation that has so much time and care and skill invested in it...unless... the next one will be better and kept!

[@bulldawg6259]

You Sir are one of the better craftsmen on KZbin

[@shackman9566]

Very nice thank you again. I always pick up a new bit of kit while watching your videos. I have modified wrenches, made them thinner and resized them for my needs. But I'll be darned if I ever thinned down the wall of a socket just never thought to do that. And I have a full drawer of extra sockets. I worked at a place I could see across ten lanes of very busy highway from home. I would walk a mile to an underpass along a feeder road then another mile to work. I picked up tools and other miscellaneous stuff every day. I guess they were falling out of truck beds. I did this for 2 years. Many of the tools where guaranteed for life so if they where a bit worn and the damage didn't void the warranty I took them in and traded for new ones. Snap on, Proto, craftsman and a few others. Now I look for the stuff at yard sales. You can buy a set of tools for a few bucks and upgrade the worn tools.

[@gregkieser1157]

That was very enjoyable to watch. Your camera, sound and overall relaxed style in the workshop/studio is enviable.

[@mattjackson]

"Gents, I have decided to make a knife and I will choose the most complex and difficult way I can to make it." Amazing work, really a masterwork.

[@Geeeezmo]

The only thing I regret when watching Pask's videos where he files metal parts is having sound at 100%. Gives me horrible chills every time. As for everything else - fantastic job, sir.

[@woollywoolwoolz]

I wan to cry every time I watch your videos, so much dedication and craft..!!!

[@josephmordecai6237]

Every time you add to the series it becomes harder to decide my favorite project. It's really a nice knife! Thanks always

[@martyjehovah]

That eye bolt filing jig is genius. It looks simple enough to make and use that I finally feel confident enough to take the leap and try making my first knife. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@mb6309-2]

I made myself a quick grundgy looking knife when i was 17, but the level of craftsmanship and effort you put into this knife makes me want to throw mine away LOL.

[@jamescraig5421]

It's a honour to watch 2 Craftsmen at work.Please keep up the great work you are doing Bro.👌👌👌👏🏻

[@pindrixsechon6311]

Thank you for this peaceful video, without loud music, very relaxing to watch you making stuff. Keep doing this way, thank you ! I subscribed and liked by the way ;)

[@ratroddiesels1981]

you are the most gifted and talented craftsman in the world.

[@lamproknives]

You can be proud of this knife, making a bolster with a radius is far from being easy, you've done a fantastic job

[@damgar9090]

Bravo sir! I never would have guessed this was your 2nd knife, it looks like you have been making knives for years! Much respect!

[@ahmedsalahuddin4603]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL

[@BruceAUlrich]

Cool little knife. I have a knife I got from my dad that is from the 1960's and it has a leather wrapped handle. Best I can tell, the tang goes all the way through the handle. It's a really cool knife. Good to see this technique is still being used.

[@randyrodriguez4643]

That is a beauty! Nothing like the look of a stacked leather handle.

[@PITTMAN277]

Pask Makes is highly skilled and refreshing to watch!

[@banba317]

Extremely cool of you to show the mis-step! Nice product; nice video!

[@joewood7225]

Great to see the 'old ways' are still in use !

[@recif77]

Nice trick to use a drill bit to draw the center line of the blade! That's really clever, I'll try to remember that next time I need to do the same.

[@bmb49]

Love the jig or whatever you would call ir that you made to guide and support your file for creating the bevel. Nicely done! Thanks for sharing.

[@GoGreenMan]

That sharpening jig is genius! Keep up the great work!

[@jacobwhite8262]

More people should aspire to be like this man !

[@ericlarson9386]

Love the stacked leather handle. Beautiful knife.

[@motorcyclelad]

I’m glad you included your mistake, I was starting to think you were some Norse God of handcrafted weaponry. 👍 I’m blown away at every video

[@nicholaschristophorou3087]

For EDC use, an opinel is best choice, practical, safety ring locking both open and close blade position, standard quality product, various sizes fitting every palm, cheap enough to use it without fear of losing it or damage it as it can be replace with the same one for 10some euros, various types of blade shapes stainless or not and handle material, easy to diy customize. That's a serious tool...

[@jonathantillian6528]

I swear, this man will rasp anything. Wood, metal, leather. I'm surprised he hasn't put the rasp to paper yet.

[@bartthatcher5799]

One of the best knife bevel jigs I've seen so far on You Tube. Simple and not to crazy looking. Killer Project!!

[@StanCrafted]

Great build, Neil. My dad made a leather stacked handled hunting knife when he was in high school (in the '60's) that is still in our family today. A bit more crude than the beauty you worked up there, but a testament to the durability of the leather handle.

[@ohmahgawdfilms]

never even though about doing a threaded tang that way. Brilliant!

[@barstad-9591]

I love that leather handle! I always wondered how that was done. Thanks.

[@clydebalcom8252]

Beautiful knife. I'm partial to the K-Bar Marine fighting knife. The stacked leather is durable and easy to grip, even with wet hands.

[@ollie7070]

OR BLOODY HANNDSS

[@vigilante004]

Damned glad I did not just spend $75 on an oblong leather punch. I will now make my own thanks to you. Beautiful knife.

[@gileslaycock-brown7603]

I made a knife very similar to this a few weeks ago. A flap sander is a good option to shape the handle.

[@Schnagelkott]

Your videos are so pleasant and relaxing to watch that doctors should prescribe them for anxiety.

[@alaub1990]

Only a matter of time before you join the rest of us who made a knife once and then couldn't stop making them! Very nice job though buddy!

[@ChristCenteredIronworks]

Enjoyed watching your method all the way through seemed very logical and well thought out...great job!

[@ahmettas6292]

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[@mildyproductive9726]

This is an amazing build. I haven't been so drawn to a knife in over 20 years. I love every single thing about it. ... except for the sharpening notch.

[@jimhamlin8671]

Great looking blade and handle . I like the work around for the threads making the notch. Keep up good work mate.

[@luckyadamsix]

Absolutely beautiful! I recently found your channel and instantly become a fan. My 8 year old daughter and I sit in front of the tv and watch all your great creations. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. 👍

[@jimrowland6089]

That turned out beautiful. I really enjoyed watching you make that.

[@aah4764]

The roller bearings on the file jig is ingenious! I like it!

[@clydedecker765]

Congrats Joey .. Kingpost deserves only the best! And Pask does great work.

[@thomasklink3766]

Classy little piece. Love the filing jig. You certainly are a man of many talents.

[@hebierob]

Pleasure to watch you work Neil! Pleasure!

[@walkaround6313]

You’re such a great artisan. Amazing, as always.

[@Pseud0rand0m]

Nice work! Love that filing jig.

[@uwehehn3371]

Love the way you attached the threaded rod, no welding required!

[@OriginalRaveParty]

Excellent craftsmanship. Your patience and skill are amazing to see. Another fantastic video.

[@jerrystark6766]

That is a truly well-made, useful and beautiful knife. Anyone would be proud to carry it. Well done!

[@barstad-9591]

Joey has a great channel. He’s a talented woodworker..

[@dimexchem]

Great A-to-Z work! Highly professional, pleasant to watch. Hello from Ukraine and good luck!

[@larryfisher7056]

That's a beauty. I especially liked your method of slotting the leather.

[@erdetm]

Extremely awesome! i really like that You show your mistakes, which seems not to be the most popular thing on yt, but it makes your videos very real!

[@oswald992002]

My congratulations!!! From Argentina I greet you and I want to express my admiration for so much talent !!!

[@rhino5419]

A beautiful knife and gift. Hard to Believe it is only your second and your first being a kit build. Looking forward to more knife builds in the future. That scew tang without need for welding is a great idea. Good health and stay safe.

[@marcmartens4831]

Really enjoyed this video. Thank you. Very interesting and I must say you are a talented man indeed

[@101Cookie100]

Been thinking of making a stacked leather knife for a while, just the concept seemed a bit intimidating. Definitely gonna give this a go. Cheers mate

[@calisdad3]

You love your work and it shows. What a beautiful knife. The only thing missing is your trademark.

[@wint3rsmith42]

fantastic looking little knife. Your work is always a pleasure to watch

[@satriahadjobaru2718]

wow, such a nice vise! impressed!

[@DiesInEveryFilm]

Great work on that one mate

[@timflanigan8586]

What a great knife! I always enjoy watching someone with passion for their trade, whatever it is!

[@draven3838]

Very nice ,I actually like a short handle that my pinky hangs over the end of it gives me personally better control over it, I really like that handle ,it just stunning

[@skewedmaker]

Great looking knife! It's nice to see such a beautiful product made with relatively simple tools...and LOTS of sanding.

[@Zthreve]

I love the look of that knife. just beautiful useful and elegant.

[@christofix]

Every time i get a notification of your new video I wonder how you will surprise me now an i make some time watching it because i want to see every second . This is another great video my friend. Greetings from your belgium fan!

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

Best looking what I call a HindAway knife I've ever seen made.. You did a amazing job .

[@bspinney26]

I LOVE all the little speed up sounds, good choice!

[@MikeTheMaker1]

One day I hope to have half the level of craftsmanship that you have. Great work.

[@Bjornvetr]

I love the puukko concept with leather instead of birch bark. The bevel grinding jig is amazing, and hopefully I'm going to try and copy that without shame or regret. :)

[@Augcliffe]

I've been trying to find an oblong punch, never occurred to me to make one like that! :D Excellent video.

[@CameraEd1]

Lovely little knife. Excellent craftsmanship. I really like the stacked leather handle.

[@SparrowStockwell]

That is a good-looking little knife.

[@wilcoxtube]

I really love your process on this - it turned out great! You are a patient man!

[@ianruff6173]

Beautiful job on this! Thanks for posting it.

[@budwoodman1716]

Another great video. Looks like a great, compact, general purpose knife one could find numerous uses for.

[@mattnoyes7729]

Great stuff!! You and Joey are two of my favourites!!

[@bkup1332]

Fantastic walk through! I learned a lot, thanks heaps!

[@billbaggins]

what a gorgeous little knife. great job Neil 👍 i like your knife vice, could maybe use a gusset to get rid of the flex. threaded rod trick is clever. little tip.. get the front bolster completely finished, sanded and polished before fitting, saves the risk of scratching the blade .

[@jarodmorris611]

It's hard to argue against the effectiveness of a file and this setup. I have a 2x48 belt grinder that I need to set up, but am thinking about getting a large file like this to take the bulk of the material off first AND it looks like it sets the angle really well.

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Awesome little knife Sir. You are a true master at your art.

[@davexb6595]

Great work Neil. I love how the handle turned out. Just a heads up that your other half has been asking if anyone has seen the little toaster oven.

[@rootvalue]

I love that filing jig so much. Good to see it again!

[@bohdantymchenko3695]

thank you very much. you gave me some nice ideas of managing with my project

[@magicdaveable]

Really gorgeous EDC.

[@rossprime8273]

Cool knife bud I love the little choil!

[@thesage1096]

man u look like u have been in the knife making craft for nearly half a century !

[@HiTechDiver]

Very fine piece of craftsmanship.

[@adrianhanson9584]

Absolutely beautiful mate, Joey is a lucky bloke!

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Excellent job you have done there! !