Gentleman's boat knife part 2: the scales - knife maker's vlog -

[@evolutionglitch4739]

That oily blue look when you case harden something would make that blade look absolutely stunning!

[@jeffstauffer7460]

Appreciate your style and content! So good my 2 1/2 year old begs to watch "Jeremy"! He knows your face and voice and is offended if he catches me watching your vids without him. As a beginning knife maker, I enjoy watching you solve the problems you run into and admire your work immensely. Keep it up!

[@NotReallyRicky]

I really enjoy your content. Not just the knives, I really enjoy your personality and editing style. This video especially, the editing was a pleasure to watch. I appreciate the work you put into these videos.

[@kenmarapese9085]

I like the way the tempered blade looked with the scales you choose.

[@andrewgoldstein1606]

Looking good. Can't wait to see the knife finished. Thanks for the video Jeremy.

[@philochristos]

The hardest part of knife making is sometimes just figuring out what handle to put on the next knife. So many things to choose from!

[@billmyers3039]

Nice job, Enjoying this build Jeremy!!!!!!

[@decadence18]

Hawaiian Koa FTW!! also Quilted Maple and Flamed maple is amazing

[@seanhembree1597]

I would really like to see a decorative tang on a knife. This one would be cool to see it on

[@riccardomucci1024]

I live in Tasmania and I use the Blackwood on Knives all the time.

[@Lee_B_Futures]

Thanks for answering my question! And I agree 100%... The hollow just seems to "stick" to the wheel, thus better control. With the platen it's not as forgiving.

[@Velvet_baritone_of_Kyiv]

Cool new hoodie!

[@andreasarvidsson7020]

Good job!!

[@craigiedema1707]

Would have loved to have seen in Silky Oak - my favourite timber.

[@frankbusuttil2572]

We've had this conversation before but it warrants saying again. This much work to produce a beautiful knife. Please show us that you put your mark on your work. And the NZ wood is pronounced Cow ree. Thanks for the vid Jeremy.

[@grantoyamaha]

Cool vid bro

[@tonybowers9490]

I'll find out which one you pick, but I really liked the Tasmanian wood myself.

[@andreasarvidsson7020]

Nice

[@MakinHicks]

Ever do serrations? I'm really liking that boat knife.

[@morrow.m]

So baller Jer!

[@mramanya]

Thanks for the follow up...

[@mathewroussain7860]

I'd like to see a knife where you use red Linen micarta ...i think it would look absolutely gorgeous

[@Johnny641]

Are you going to add this design to your store ? I have been after a custom sheepfoots knife for ages as I work at sea and this blade looks awesome, looking forward to seeing the finished knife.

[@sethjones5078]

Johnny641 check out his website homestead knives he has one or two for sale hope you find what your looking for

[@jakobpowerflexer]

The hollows gives you a groove the wheel like to follow thats whats makes its les a pain in the ... :)

[@jakobpowerflexer]

and thanks for all your great videos! am i knife maker myself from Denmark. have some videos of some of my work to.

[@Martin-pb7ts]

Is silky oak the same as Beachwood? It looks exactly like Beachwood. Great video, thanks.

[@hautala88]

Where did you get that jacket, or what type is it? Very cool

[@dr.alkill5186]

Great video like always. I have a question :"where did you buy your wood?" because i buy them on mercorne but theyre are really expenssive ... thx for your answer. Continue like that you make great knifes

[@sethjones5078]

Alan Boss check out jantz supply and look around locally never know whAt you will find

[@ShelleyRaskin]

I generally don't like Corby bolts as much as loveless bolts, the loveless may not look as neat, although I like the like they "eye", but they feel more solid to me. I think copper would look good on that knife, maybe with a liner too...

[@ericmorrison278]

Man I wanna come work for you! Take your videos to the Alec Steele Height lol Plus I really want to get back into this stuff. My local college actually allows you to major in Blacksmithing.

[@ericmorrison278]

I have a degree in Film just to be clear lol I managed to get into the blacksmithing classes and loved it SOOOO much!!

[@josefnovak8699]

Not bad. Your videos start looking more like for example videos from Alec Steele. Could you also try to make some handle materials yourself, like micarta or G-10?

[@73FORGE]

Dude what you doin with that tru grit shirt on?? Just ordered my even heat oven 18" 240 volt with rampmaster!! I get it in 3/4 weeks👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@EphemeralRage]

What brand of protective eye wear are you using?

[@ImOnProbation11]

been meaning to ask that for ages love those little foam bits to keep out ambient flying particals dust etc and hopefully the occasional fog up from the respirator.

[@NineteenSeventy0ne]

The wax is on the end of the wood to stop it drying out too quickly and splitting at the ends #woodturner Pete

[@britishgecko8502]

That wood you wandered what the end grain looking like I'm pretty sure it's sapele. And the zebra wood is actually called zebrano - zebra wood is an American thing so I guess it doesn't matter too much - also it smells like poo 😅 made a writing slope out of it and wasn't a fun experience

[@solkatlol]

Does your mill handle metal? If so you could just mill the taper.

[@tknoerle1451]

Always fun musical accompaniment for the video... love THAT aspect too! ...But when you're SPEED-TALKING...sort of overloading..gotta fast-forward through that till you stop it and talk at a normal CALM tempo. Maybe it's all that caffiene. I don't know, but YOU do. Huh?

[@MrAaronchefo]

Wat do u call the pin material the u screw tighten just want so to use some different things bored of straight pin material

[@sethjones5078]

Aaron Gill corby bolts

[@MrAaronchefo]

River run Knives cool Thank u is there any more pin material there is

[@GreterThurnburger]

be mindful of the angle of the tapered tang when drilling your pin holes into the wood. use the holes in the tang as hole jig for both sides, not your first scale you made holes into as sometimes done when making scales for a regular flat tang blade. (not 100% sure , but pretty sure)!

[@nateand3]

Ive been searching for part 1 and cannot find it

[@HalfBit360]

Why not do a KZbin poll to see which wood to use?

[@sethjones5078]

HalfBit360 great idea hope he does that in the future

[@rayswenson7795]

Where is gentleman's boat knife part 1

[@Peff711]

Where the hell is part 1?

[@pesomasagravedad]

Boat knife, should be teak

[@uncleweeb]

Please wear that white hat in a video (top left) 14.42

[@Ken19700]

Half of this video is not the boat knife and a quarter is him not making up his mind about the wood.