Assembling Corby Rivets on The Knife Handles @ thetopicala

[@bigronxxxx]

Osmo absolutely amazing filming,and soundtrack,plus it goes without saying your beautiful and hypnotizing way you work and complete beautiful knives,i hope you are going to film the sheaths being made,all the best my friend i hope this finds you and your family healthy and happy🙂

[@thetopicala]

Thanks Ron for the kindest comment! Wish you and yours enjoyable autumn too! Osmo

[@gerardvanengelen9001]

Great control on the sander 👍. I have tried several times and therefore admire your skill 😄. I will keep practicing.

[@thetopicala]

Happy to hear Gerard! Thank you, Osmo

[@Waldhandwerk]

Awesome tutorial and very nice result! Smart with all the markings! Have a nice week Osmo!

[@thetopicala]

Thanks Sepp!

[@garrettswoodworx1873]

Nicely done Osmo! Corbys are great for that style of knife.

[@thetopicala]

Thanks Garreth!

[@miguelangelmartin2194]

Great work and very nice the result, they are beautiful grips, greetings and thanks for sharing

[@thetopicala]

Thank you!

[@Thisismetman]

Thank you, beautiful work!

[@thetopicala]

Thank you, too!

[@blo5289]

Great video! The knives turned out really nice.

[@thetopicala]

Thank you!

[@bushlore21]

Impressive skillset Osmo! Well done !!!👍

[@thetopicala]

Thank you my friend!

[@Taromovies]

Looks great my friend 👍

[@thetopicala]

Thanks my dear friend! 👋🏻

[@tornagawn]

Steady hands! I use Corby bolts for these and kitchen knives, I did make some Loveless bolts for a filleting knife though, turned the nuts round using a drill and a file…

[@annacraft]

Nice work and interesting to see those blades as well - was not aware of these. My approach differs in a few ways: I first glue the liners to the wood with epoxy before doing anything else. Then take one scale and drill the holes through the blade as template (drillpress if available, side with liner resting on the table). Put the thicker part of the corby rivet (or lanyard tube) through the blade into the hole before drilling the next. When done remove rivets and put them in from the (correct) outside of the scale and through the blade except for one. Drill through outside and blade into the other scale (inside to blade). This will give you a perfect fit and no visible gap between wood and rivet, even if the scale material is not 100% parallel or you do not drill at exactly 90 degrees. The countersink bit has the correct depth stop if you just lay the scale on a hard surface. 🙋🏻‍♀️Anna

[@JONNIE_ROCKER]

Good result

[@thetopicala]

Thanks!

[@schnorres58]

Great job,LG Christoph

[@thetopicala]

Thanks!

[@afprojektcz]

👍👌

[@GlockmanGG]

Adjust your video equipment, all I can see is your hamfists

[@tonywyant8957]

A little sloppy as far as I'm concerned.