Swivel Knife Beginners Guide

[@FalconTower1]

Quality and casing of the leather makes the biggest difference.

[@williammrdeza9445]

As someone contemplating getting into decorative tooling, this was an excellent tutorial Joe! Thank you so much. Love your tutorials--they are easy to follow and very informative.

[@KyiaBozzo-w2c]

When will the deluxe kit be back in stock?

[@muzzy1346]

Love this Joe, I’ve been tooling for two years now and always love watching your videos to keep from bad habits forming and just good refreshers. I still use a Tandy blade and have gotten pretty good with it. Maybe I’ll upgrade it a LW knife one day but can’t justify the cost at the moment. But I’m working on getting BK tools. Especially with smaller fine work and pieces.

[@1a1u0g9t4s2u]

Never was a fan of inexpensive tools same applies to equipment. Case in point, tried rental ski's once. Liked the sport and first pair of ski's I purchased was the best on the market for the weekend warrior. Could not believe the difference and I was able to advance my skills tremendously fast. Will be procuring the Leather Wrangler swivel knife this week. Thanks for sharing.

[@marclucier2533]

I purchased mine and started using it. I’m by no means good. But after a year I’m pretty happy

[@redbeard123]

Where or how to buy a belt from you maybe i missed something but i didn't see anything on the site below the video thanks

[@tinoyb9294]

I still believe the quality and casing of the leather makes the biggest difference.

[@RebelYell95]

Leather Wrangler swivel knife $195 starting price is absolutely an "investment." Barry King swivel knife is $65.

[@joemeling3216]

Absolutely. And I got along with my BK for a long time. Nothing wrong with those knives at all.