Finishing A Knife Made By Joey Atilano (Collaboration) - Handle Texturing And Blade Polishing

[@TristanDare]

Very nice work! Great job!

[@SharpWorks]

BurlyWoodWorks thank you!

[@anthonywaldrep5982]

Beautiful results that I could only dream of attaining. Fantastic work!!

[@SharpWorks]

Anthony Waldrep thanks so much! Anyone can do it as long as you have a lot of extra time to spare, or the proper equipment to make it quicker.

[@ALWhiteAuthor]

I despise hand sanding. I go up to 600 on the belt grinder, hit it with the Scotch Brite belt and call it good. Nice, working satin finish. Suggestion, do your hand sanding prior to epoxying the scales. That way you won't have that unpolished strip at the back end of the blade.

[@SharpWorks]

AZ Patriot thanks man. Totally agree, the polishing was an afterthought.

[@bernabesanchez387]

Nice job

[@ozwalks8185]

THAT IS A VERY COOL KNIFE PROJECT MATE !!!

[@SharpWorks]

Oz Walks thank you!

[@jamesm1297]

That’s quality

[@SharpWorks]

James M thank you

[@Freizeitflugsphaere]

I really like how it turned out at the end! I never tried making such a layer epoxy material by myself. I think I really need to fetch later. Does it also work with cloth? 7:05 looks like glas! I call it perfect😃

[@SharpWorks]

Freizeitflugsphäre thanks man. And yes the handle material can be made with cloth that’s what I usually make it from

[@SwampValley]

Great job, having the patience with hand sanding makes all the difference with knife projects, I'm just learning that. All the best dude 🍻

[@SharpWorks]

Swamp Valley thanks man! Good luck with the knives. Have a good one 👍

[@JoeyAtilano]

That came out awesome ! Those scales you made came out sweet ! Sorry for those deep scratches lol.

[@SharpWorks]

Joey Atilano thanks man. And don’t worry about the scratches it looked great before hand sanding.