Making A Knife With CHEAP Harbor Freight Tools | Knife Making Basics

[@RedBeardOps]

⚡ Open Sourced RBO Templates Here - drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tpGxrP_NCXzY40mHO1tjBhOCKQETKSb8?usp=sharing 🗡This Video's Knife Template - www.patreon.com/posts/harbor-freight-105137133?Link& 🛠 Supplemental Supplies Used In This Build: Iron Wood Scales - amzn.to/3RaChxt Fancy 1/8'' Pin - amzn.to/3R6TEiL 1084 Steel - popsknife.supplies/collections/steel/products/1084 🛠 Suggested Beginner Tools / Items: Grobet 6'' File - amzn.to/3zLR0Hc Long Gooseneck Light - amzn.to/3fcEyYO Cheap Drill Press - amzn.to/4c0GpIC Bauer Bandsaw - www.harborfreight.com/10-amp-deep-cut-variable-speed-band-saw-64194.html Bandsaw Stand (SWAG) - amzn.to/4bBTZ53 🎥 Tutorial Videos: Knife Handle Drilling Guide - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYvMoGCdqtWfY7c 1084 Heat Treating - kzbin.info/www/bejne/inOsmoqtltx-ibs Easy Plunge Lines - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXjLcpeZg8aZnqM Free Hand Grinding - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3myn2qOaN9soqM 🙏All Social Media Links: linktr.ee/redbeardops ✖Twitter: twitter.com/RedBeardOps

[@clarencesmith2305]

FYI you can use MAPP gas in place of regular propane, it's a hotter flame.

[@RedBeardOps]

@@clarencesmith2305 For sure!

[@WannabeWoodsman]

To add to your harbor freight list, get a hardwood dolly. The wood that is used is maple, a great all around wood. The bigger the dolly, the more scales available. The large one, in my location, is LESS than $20 and will provide MULTIPLE sets of scales

[@RedBeardOps]

Good idea!

[@adonut4u]

Ideally you’d go buy the wood elsewhere.. Unless you want the 4 caster wheels for something, that seems wasteful.

[@JoeSyxpack]

The needle file set is super handy. I've used them for so many projects and they hold their edge for quite a while.

[@RedBeardOps]

They sure do!

[@sleazy1drache]

This definitively proves the point that fancy tools are not necessary... but also that the skills of the craftman make all the difference. Thanks for sharing this cool and didactic video!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the build and the concept!

[@samdahlandsonsforge]

Great concept for a video. There is so many folks trying to get their starts and this really points them in the right direction.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you think so! Thanks man. I agree; getting started can be daunting.

[@samdahlandsonsforge]

@@RedBeardOps the calculation you had at the end was perfect. I do have to ask, how many hours do you think you had into making that knife, including the buying and design stage?

[@RedBeardOps]

@@samdahlandsonsforge Man that's a hard one; I'm not a full time maker, so a lot of these project span over the course of a month. It only took me a few hours to get to the store and back. Drew up the knife in about 1 hour and had it traced out in Fusion 360 for the PDF. I think if I had no other obligations, I could have gotten the knife done in one weekend.

[@samdahlandsonsforge]

@@RedBeardOps oh yeah man for sure. I have thought about doing a “knife cost” video and just explaining the materials, tools, and time cost. I was figuring for beginners between 10- 20 hours depending on tooling and attempts they made with failures.

[@christopherzdana9060]

I haven't stopped by the channel in awhile, but being a Harbor Freight addict... color me intrigued.

[@RedBeardOps]

Nice! Glad you enjoyed this one. My cart always ends up more full than I expected leaving that store!

[@christopherzdana9060]

​@@RedBeardOps Solid stuff, man. Dug it! If you ever end up doing this again, the HFT Central Machinery 1"x30" belt sander can usually be had for ~$30. Thanks again!

[@RedBeardOps]

@@christopherzdana9060 100% true! that was actually my "first grinder" --- I decided to go a little more basic on this one, but you're spot on

[@christopherzdana9060]

@@RedBeardOps Dude, I use that little beast so much. I picked it up years ago and it always finds its way into a project. I'm primarily a woodworker, but enjoy watching blade smithing/knife making as a "one day!", since it's pretty woodworking adjacent with several shared tools and skill sets. Thanks again for the video, I'll be sure to stop by more often. ;)

[@terryobrien9335]

Wow! I love it. Beautiful end-result. I love your teaching manner, teaching voice, videography skills. Nice time spent with you in your shop (via KZbin)

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it sir! Cheers!

[@MrJohney]

This would be an awesome challenge 👏 . This is a great way to get more people into making knives.

[@RedBeardOps]

Heck yeah! Glad you like it! Cheers

[@YoutubeFanatic916]

Man i love this video. I never did anything like this before or even own alot of those tools but ive been watching knife making videos consistently for a year now. Definitely gives me a exact number of what I'll need and what the prices are. This is dope as hell and im sharing this with my buddies!!!!!

[@RedBeardOps]

Heck yeah! Glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck with your builds sir!

[@garyamusic]

Nice job RB! I've made a few knives in my day and that one you made is impressive for sure. Start putting your makers mark on them!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks! Glad you liked the build. I generally do put my mark on em, but not for the demo knives like this one. Cheers!

[@ryeguycoulter]

This was a phenomenal video. I've purchased few pre-ground blades and made the handles and sheaths, but you've given me the confidence to finally try a blade.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad I could help! Good luck with your builds!

[@norcalbowhunter3264]

Funny you upload this while I’m searching for videos exactly on this topic. Great video as always. Thank you for these, they’ve been so instrumental in my journey as a knife maker.

[@RedBeardOps]

Heck yeah, glad they're helpful! They're fun to do... I feel like I should do a "back to basics" build once a year.

[@norcalbowhunter3264]

​@@RedBeardOpsIt's definitely fun watching all the new techniques and tools you've picked up over the years and seeing you grow and share that wisdom. I'm still making knives using this more basic method. I saved up to get a portaband and swag table, and a wen drill press, but the rest is still angle grinder and a file jig lol. I'm hoping to get some extra money in June and if I do I'm going to be buying the Brodbeck Grinder kit and then I'll need to learn how to use a 2x72 😅

[@RedBeardOps]

@@norcalbowhunter3264 Very nice!

[@jvmiller1995]

@@norcalbowhunter3264 I made a simple wood stand my babsaw sits into. Took me 30 min to build and I cust put a clamp on the trigger. You can grab a saw as low as 100 bucks if you watch. Mine cut railroad Iron like butter. Not even 3 min. It was after market blade but it had no trouble at all. look into building a treadmill 2 x72 grinder.

[@jamie.maclennan]

This is the first video I've seen from your channel, and I'm ready to watch many more! Some people get all the gear and have no idea, but it was great to see you prove that it can be done on a budget!

[@RedBeardOps]

Welcome aboard! Glad you enjoyed this one. I enjoy making these type of videos about once a year to show off the low tech ways!

[@jamesherndon3504]

Great video. The harbor freight 1x30 belt sander is a fantastic tool for doing your profiles and bevels as well.

[@RedBeardOps]

100% - Cheers sir!

[@rudraigh]

I have that sander. I wouldn't call it "fantastic". In fact the platen is terrible. I've made a couple of mods to make it better. I did use it for shaping handles on wooden wasters that I used to make. I actually removed the platen for that. Yeah, the main issues are lack of power and a shit platen.

[@JosephOlson-ui2pg]

Thanks for posting. It's encouraging. Wayne Goddard said if you got to make knives, nothing stops you. On the other end of the spectrum is the ones who keep buying stuff and making plans, but don't quite get started.

[@RedBeardOps]

This is true!

[@danielanthony9621]

You made my favorite style of skinner. Really the only style of skinner I use. I love the slightly longer handle and the wider blade. Very good Craftsmanship! Thanks for this video!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you like it! Cheers!

[@THR33STEP]

That knife looks great!! I would buy that in a heartbeat!!

[@mike-carrigan]

Great video. My first, and well only knife so far was completely hand made with files, hacksaw, and sanding paper while in Iraq. Heat treat didn't go well, the blade is only RC52 (I tested at the machine shop I work at now). I am so close to getting my shop building cleaned out and ready I can taste it.

[@RedBeardOps]

Heck yeah man! Best of luck getting your shop going! While I'm sure you'll make higher performing knives in your future; that first knife out of RC52 will hold a special spot in your heart for sure.

[@kellyskinner101]

First time seeing your videos. I did subscribe. Thank you for showing me how to do this with basic tools. Great video.

[@RedBeardOps]

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your builds!

[@AxelXeron]

I chuckled to myself when I saw your vise attached to a 2x4 being held by your Wilton vise 😂 Not throwing shade, nice work.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it! lol

[@DavidCadena-h1l]

An excellent video tutorial. Knife was simple and well executed. Well done Sir 👏

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sdnlawrence5640]

A beautiful little knife. Thanks for the idea and the insider pro tips. This would be an excellent camp knife.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it! Cheers!

[@timfoster5043]

I like this! This is an excellent example of thinking. Thinking your way from problem to solution, using cheap tools to make symmetry and accuracy. Subscribed.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it!

[@Gundyadventures]

Great video. I appreciate the budget friendly options you showed.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mgannotti]

Great video. So many folks think $$ has to get in the easy but I know I started on a literal shoestring budget. Most of my first equipment was Harbor Freight. Heck I still have a bunch of Harbor Freight equipment 👍

[@RedBeardOps]

So true! Doesn't take much to turn out quality work!

[@benjaminsente7430]

Simple, yet elegant.

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@user-ww4od4jl1f]

*Very well made knife. Also nicer than most shown here. Congratulations! 🙂*

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@meltin9026]

I ran my knife shop for 7 years using things from harbor freight. Used the 4x36 belt sander and the $70 drill press. I used to make some really nice knives. Have to improve some things, but I did very well with the set up

[@RedBeardOps]

For sure! THanks for your comment

[@Richard--33817]

Entertaining. The 90 second epoxy was a WTF, glad it was you that had to deal with it.

[@RedBeardOps]

LOL... yeah... I could have done some things to make that easier on myself for sure.... I forgot to clean the scales before mixing it... so that was a big waste of time. I'm surprised it ended good

[@drunkwoodswyllia4885]

Wow that’s very impressive Sir!! Cool camp knife!!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it!

[@jeffreyknotts4148]

Using your video, I can finally make my own knife. Thanks!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad it was helpful!

[@wildfree4203]

That was an absolute badass awesome!! You've made a beautiful piece of cutlery!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you very much!

[@basshunter2869]

Beautiful knife! Love the chunky handle 😊

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks!

[@edanpino-xt1ph]

This helped me get some much needed perspective. I already have a 1x30 and a drill press, so I just need an angle grinder and I’ll be good for making knives. I’ll have to be sending them to get heat treated though, which I’m not opposed to

[@RedBeardOps]

Nothing wrong with that! Good luck with your builds!

[@sudo_nym]

Great job, James! And congrats on the 100k subs!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks so much!

[@rudraigh]

Huh! I used to make wooden wasters and the techniques that you use for your scales are exactly the same that I used for the handles on my wasters. I've never made a metal knife but after a couple of your vids, I think I have the skill set and the tools to do a creditable job. Thanks! Edit: I had to add ... those pins are SICK!

[@RedBeardOps]

Awesome! Good luck with your build!

[@animusreptorcrafting]

i'd like to point out that if you have a granite slab or pane of glass to use as a reference flat, you can glue or tape your sand paper down at the edge to sharpen your knife, works great for chisels and plane irons too

[@RedBeardOps]

Good point!

[@TheRedhawke]

I’ve used a piece of black marble tile from HD for years. It still works great, I haven’t broken it yet.

[@Dadbod2019]

Thank you for this! I have been considering getting into this, but the price point was too high, this could get me started as I could slowly build up to bigger tools

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dubtheeditor]

holy cannoli 90 second curing epoxy!? You absolute madman lol. I have to do dry runs with 5 minute cure just so I know it'll go somewhat smoothly. Great premise for a video and outstanding execution. Most of my starting tools came from harbor freight and most of them still serve some purpose 3 years later. Only tool to ever give me a problem was the bauer band saw, but it was quickly replaced under the extended warranty.

[@RedBeardOps]

Very nice! Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah I should have had my ducks in a better row with that epoxy. I've been running that Baur for like 4 years now; almost surprised it's still going!

[@benjaminsente7430]

I love this. Very educational.

[@borneo4x4]

Great build. Simple, straightforward and nice pratical shape.. all easily manageable except for the furnace.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you like it!

[@Babymoonblades]

Awesome video to help people get into making knives without breaking the bank.

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Babymoonblades]

@@RedBeardOps I always enjoy your videos, brother. We can all pick things up from each other.

[@chrismayo4902]

My absolute favorite pattern knife! That’s a beauty!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@johnreavis5024]

Red Beard any tips on a good 1 burner forge for a beginner? I have 14 knives right now that need heat treating. I refuse to pay someone to do it for me. Any suggestions plz sir? Your videos are awesome love the way you explain the grits of belts used and why you use them!!!!

[@RedBeardOps]

Well you could make something like this pretty cheap - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooC6k4uYd7R9ntk Or get an Atlas Forge - atlasknife.com/product/atlas-mini-forge-v2-stainless/ Or if you want bigger build an Apollo - housemade.us/collections/apollo-forge

[@18echo]

Bravo 👏 Superb craftsmanship .💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks!

[@CrackedPlates]

Such a good knife for what you used

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@leoleo7486]

Un grand merci pour ta vidéo ! J'ai beaucoup appris comme dans ta première vidéo pour débutant. Encore merci et à bientôt !

[@RedBeardOps]

Content que tu aies aimé! Acclamations!

[@wyattlouisjane7584]

Great video thanks, you don't need expensive gear to make a great knife as you've shown. I still make a few myself with very little but yeah, love your work.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it! Cheers!

[@Jim-np9it]

Perfect! Great job, thanks.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it!

[@StarsForward]

I completely understand, agree with, and relate to your sentiments of always spending more money in Harbor Freight than planned! 😂

[@RedBeardOps]

It's a thing for sure! lol

[@AnthonyT-js9yg]

Thie is an AWESOME tutorial!!! Thank you for doing this!!!!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Anthony_Williams1216]

Great video man!

[@RedBeardOps]

Appreciate it!

[@TonySeverioKnives]

Good job brother. I use several harbor freight tools. Mostly grinding wheels, clamps etc.

[@RedBeardOps]

Right on; cheers sir!

[@KenMoss-music]

Very impressd...good job

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@CALDues]

Geeze! The guys that use the carts must have much more understanding wives than me. If I can't carry it all to the counter I better save it for the next day. Amazing video. You always do a great job to cover all the bases. Maybe not heirloom quality but at least $160 of that total spent will be able to be used on the next project with Harbor Freight being Harbor Freight you could possibly knock that down $50 with sales and such over several months. Thanks for another great video!👊

[@RedBeardOps]

Lol, glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!

[@greyscout01]

I like the beginners video. One question... where did the steel blank come from? An HF tool, or special order? Thanks.

[@RedBeardOps]

You'll need to order the 1080/1084 online. Here is an amazon link to some steel - amzn.to/470cr64 Many knife supply shops sell it as well

[@MASI_forging]

Great technique. The knife looks beautiful 👏👏

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@geico1975]

I'd love to try this, but I think I need more videos on the whole heat treating and cooling the steel side of things:) HA!

[@RedBeardOps]

Good luck with your build! Heat Treating = kzbin.info/www/bejne/inOsmoqtltx-ibs

[@brandon87ize]

Question, I’m hoping to get started making soon. How’s the 1084 edge retention and hardness when heat treated like this?

[@RedBeardOps]

I've had great success with the performance of 1084. I think you'll be pleased.

[@DaDon131313]

Have you ever used Mesquite for scales? I'm thinking about using it for my first knife.

[@RedBeardOps]

Hmmmm I've never tried!

[@DaDon131313]

@@RedBeardOps On your glue up, as a helicopter mechanic, I never use anything faster than a 5-minute epoxy for any glue up. I love Harbor Freight for a lot of my tools, but the cheap sharpening stone is cheap, it is cheaply made as well.

[@turdferguson1756]

If you enjoy making the occasional knife out of "unknownium", those small Habor Freight nail puller/pry bars (the ones about 12 or 15" long) will make a surprisingly good knife. There is enough flat on one to make a knife about the length of the one here. I have made several that look almost identical to that one, and all have been excellent. They sharpen and hold an edge very well. I heated the steel until a magnet no longer would stick to it and quenched in oil. The bars are like $3-$4 dollars.

[@RedBeardOps]

Very Nice!

[@chrismansfield3126]

Great video. You make it look so easy with expensive tools. You make look even easier with basic tools. Thats what i have tried to use for the last year and a half with no food luck. Its made me lose interest. I have issues with all things i guess. Grinding and bevels. Proper Heat treating and sharpening. I am trying to get back at it. Just moved back in august from michigan to florida. Still trying to work out a work area. Was the shed in michigan but here in florida not much room because my neighbors are closer. We live in a sub with an hoa😢😢

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you! Good luck with your craft sir! It takes time to get the nack for sure

[@chrismansfield3126]

Definitely seems like it does. Wish i could share some pictures for some added knowledge.

[@TooTall553]

Outstanding video very informative 👌 Rick from SoCal

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!

[@priority2]

Another excellent video! I sourced my granite “surface plate” from a local memorial shop that makes gravestone markers. They had many nice size “falloff” pieces that they were happy to sell me. Mine is 12” x 18” x 1” and I was charged $20 😊

[@RedBeardOps]

Niccceeee

[@joeminter901]

Great concept and great project/video.

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kennethomeara9848]

Well done!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@albertwashingtonjr2089]

Quite a beautiful job I must say.

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@K2LNick]

always love these videos. "I used all harbor freight stuff!" - proceeds to use many things they did not get there.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you like them! ....

[@TheClaudfry]

Terrific Video! Thanks for Sharing!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it! Cheers!

[@JSmith-nn5mi]

What is the steel you started with and where do you get it? Very nice thank you.

[@RedBeardOps]

1084 and you can find it all over. Look at pops knife supply and alpha knife supply

[@STUFFWEDO]

Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Isheian]

Ok. Great starting video and yeah I have most of the tools. But you missed three big points, where to get the steel, which steel is recommended for an absolute newb, and what to price the knife if your gonna sell it.

[@RedBeardOps]

Get 1084 for any of the major knife supply shops. And for new knife makers... probably the best bet is to give them away to family and friends not only for cool gifts, but also for testing.

[@kraftaculousgreekgodofcraf1113]

Hi, newb here. What metal was used? Or what should I use for my first time trying? I have no one to yell at me for using the oven so I should be good messing that up. Great video!

[@RedBeardOps]

I suggest using 1084 to start. It's a forgiving steel to work with.

[@1badombre82]

I went to HF to get that $14 angle grinder. They were out of that and next 2 cheapest ones. I ended up having to get the $35 and im glad I did. I do a lot of grinding and I'm really tough on my grinders.

[@RedBeardOps]

Niccceeee

[@havoc3mr]

Great guide J

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Blizake54]

I sure appreciate the cost break down. There are so many how to videos using tools very few can afford. I wonder how many work hours did it take to complete? How many could you make before the tools failed? How much could you sell one for? What are comparable knives selling for?

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I could make a knife like this in a weekend. Not sure how many these tools could make, but I bet a ton... How much to sell for is debatable. If you're just starting out it won't be much. I sold most of my first knives for a little over the cost of materials and to friends and family. I don't make comparable knives to this one since my general knives have a much higher level of fit and finish.

[@bigGeo5460]

That's a beautiful blade you made and the handle is nuttin to sneeze at either brother, just found out about your channel and subscribed 🇺🇲😎🙏🗡️⚔️🔪🗡️

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the build!

[@MrNonStopOrator]

You should offer in person courses with like 3 people at a time I’d love to learn more about knife making and start making them for family and friends also, your work is very quality 👍🏼

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks for the comment! maybe one day!

[@TCCBLADES]

Man I really appreciate your videos

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you like them!

[@erichealey1434]

Great video.

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kevinarco9827]

This was an excellent video, thank you!!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!

[@berwickacres]

Great video

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks!

[@TangoDownProduction]

Can you use old motor oil for the quench.

[@RedBeardOps]

I would advise against it. Canola is cheap, cleaner, and will not throw-off potentially harmful fumes.

[@fredb7814]

Great Video n Idea behind IT.... Started Out Like that but wouldnt do it Like that again....would buy a cheap beltgrinder to Speed Things Up. Although with Files U learn patience.good Thing when IT comes to knifemaking 😅

[@RedBeardOps]

For sure! Cheers

[@mazonbulk73]

great video, always wanted to know how to make a knife

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad it helped!

[@gregorygolden1296]

Great Video. Do you "Normalize" your knives?

[@RedBeardOps]

I generally do... I feel it's mor important when forging is involved... but normally do even with stock removal kzbin.info/www/bejne/inOsmoqtltx-ibssi=pM1-dl_Fnyq4QvE0

[@genemyersmyers6710]

Very cool ,this old boomer is gonna try it ,THANKS.

[@RedBeardOps]

Good luck with your build!

[@davidisthis]

Harbor freight has a belt grinder. I think it's $60. It was when I got it. It could use some modifications. A mirror speed control of nice

[@RedBeardOps]

Good option to start out! Probably a little fast, but I bet it can get the job done

[@tomedelkowski6567]

which steel did you take for the project, i missed that on the final list.

[@RedBeardOps]

I used a bar of 1084 and HF tools to make the knife.

[@adrianlouviere7650]

Very very very NICE! Thank YOU!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you like it!

[@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13]

I strongly suggest the 4 sided diamond from harbor freight over the stone. The stone is horrible especially if you aren’t very experienced with the correct pressure and holding an angle. It’s super soft and crumbly and dishes out super fast. The diamond doesn’t last super long but it stays flat and removes material well. Definitely worth the few extra dollars

[@RedBeardOps]

Nice, thanks for the comment!

[@gregpassmore7716]

Cool build

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you!

[@6Sally5]

Great job!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@micahpickering2068]

Have you tried using one of the files from harbor freight to make a blade?

[@RedBeardOps]

I haven't, but I bet they could

[@xxitz_pr0gxx631]

Big W on this video!

[@RedBeardOps]

Glad you liked it!

[@connormarsh2535]

Where did you get your soft fire brick?

[@RedBeardOps]

ordered mine from amazon - amzn.to/3VG4Q8t - lots of options on there

[@geraldstamour1312]

Dope AF results, @RedBeardOps! Pair this up with an equally dope sheath and you've got something worthy of a high-end sporting goods catalog/retailer!

[@RedBeardOps]

Thanks!

[@bulldogkesel291]

Very nice lowe

[@francisplante-bm6em]

What insulation material is used in de glass door of the toaster oven?

[@RedBeardOps]

amzn.to/4fjczR6

[@BarryCastle-n2e]

I would like a pdf on the knife you made with harbor freight tool's just starting out knife making

[@RedBeardOps]

Check the video description for the link