How to make a deer antler ferro rod handle (DIY Bushcraft projects #1)

God bless you guys in Jesus name. Thanks for spending time with me today. Hope the video inspired you to try this!

[@awayinthewilderness4319]

Looks good, man! 👍

[@lorenzooutandabout]

For a minute I thought I was at the dentist when you cut the antlers nice job 👍

[@reddirt5489]

Super awesome idea! Looks like it was made for that knife.👍

[@johndalessandro6433]

You should wear a mask when cuttin' or drillin' into antlers or bones. The dust is harmful to your lungs. I learned the hard way. Great video though😊

[@OutpourOutdoors]

Noted! Thank you! Yeah that’s so solid advice it was intense!

[@urbanmountainpakks]

Cool video, man. I made a few of these a few years ago, what I did was I used a coping saw, it cut through that antler like butter, and a brand new 5/16" drill bit, drilling 5/8" in the antler, and glued it in with clear epoxy, the part of the antler I used was where the tines fork out, (I can think of the word) I still have mine that I made, those cheaper ferro rods work very well and last a long time. Thanks for the video and God bless to you too.

[@BUGOUT12]

That lagoom for sale?

[@OutpourOutdoors]

Not necessarily but For the right price everything is for sale haha 😂

[@BUGOUT12]

@@OutpourOutdoors sweet so what's the ballpark here. And can you make a detailed video so I can make an offer or trade if that's an option but now I'm excited this is fun isn't it.🤗

[@OutpourOutdoors]

@@BUGOUT12 haha shoot me an email or message me on fb search Sam Beato

[@davidneal6920]

Looks awesome 🇺🇸 🇳🇿