Making A Throwing Knife Part 2: Grinding & Finishing - Sharp Works

In the last video, I forged out a throwing knife out of rebar (watch the video here --- • Making A Throwing Knif... )
In today's video, I finish the knife. The end result is a curvy blade with a spiked handle, making it great for sticking on either end. I named this the Bee Stinger because of how the handle is shaped and how well it sticks into the wood.
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[@hueyyukon8143]

hahaha thankyou for the bloopers. keep it up ;)

[@SharpWorks]

Thank you!

[@k-pop123]

🎯🌺❤I was happy to see your wonderful video. 🍒🌲🍇my friend.❤❤👍👍👍🔔🔔🔔

[@SharpWorks]

Thanks for watching!

[@Freizeitflugsphaere]

Man now take that log and use it as an anvils stand. It's not that hard😄 Great knive though. Would be interested in seeing your throwing technique.

[@SharpWorks]

Haha my throwing technique is pretty bad. I had to do a lot of throws and a lot of editing. I also tried to mount my anvil to that log it was cut on a weird angle on the back side so my anvil sat very crooked. Maybe I’ll buy a chainsaw and see if I can fix it some day. Thanks for watching!