How Knives Are Made At L.T. Wright Handcraft Knives Part 2

[@cafeqc3793]

Every small thing in which so much labor is invested, becomes a small piece of happiness for the owner. I will definitely order myself a knife in this place where beautiful knives are born. Thanks

[@wjf0ne]

I've watched a lot of knife making videos, but this one has me sold on L.T. Wright knives, the knowledge and presentation by Scott was brilliant, he even sounds as if he likes his job.

[@BillHalliwell]

G'day Will, Thanks again, mate. I love coming back to these two videos to remind myself of the decades of experience and craftsmanship that goes into every LTWK knife. I never get tired of seeing how much of the finishing work is judged by eye and 'feel' alone. These are people who love what they do and are very good at it all. If anyone ever tells me that LTWK blades are too expensive they'll get pointed to these videos. For my hard earned money LT's knives are worth every cent and, given what they are, represent fantastic value for money. I'm not going to stop until I own at least one of every knife they make, plus a couple of custom blades. Thanks Will and thanks to LT, Scooter and all the gang at LTWK! P.S. if you like their knives look up The Pout House group and join. I did and I've met many really good people. Cheers, BH

[@Billybillybillyrocking]

The craftsmanship that goes into handmade knives is amazing. Loved the videos. Awesome

[@staywildbushcraft3333]

As someone looking to start making knives, I'm marking this one for a rewatch when I'm further along on gathering equipment. Thanks for to you Will and the folks at LT Wright for not just showing the how, but explaining the why on the finer details better than I've seen anyone else do.

[@bushcraftchip]

that last guy sharpening really loves his job and it shows.So,form burr on both sides,buff and remove .I love sharpening my knives but have to admit I get lazy when forming the burr. Definitely need to take it to the next level. Great videos!!!!!!

[@michaeld8975]

Starting to save up all my beer and pot money for one of these starting today. What a great knife

[@Relic67]

Great video thank you. Just bought an LT Wright knife and after watching this I will appreciate it even more.

[@alanparks7919]

I love my LT Wright knives, but never realized just how much expert hand work goes into each one. This truly shows why the price for one is totally justifiable. I need a Scandi Genesis in G10 next…

[@rustynails113]

I am impressed with the process and with these talented guys.

[@JesseAdams]

I never really gave them another look because most of their designs aren't for me for the price but now I want one just because of the exceptional craftsmanship. Great video Will.

[@redwolfcherokee2660]

Great video. Great to see a fine USA knife. Now I have to buy one.

[@samuelguymer4358]

This is why L T Wright knives are the best in the business.

[@treadmarsh1094]

We should all be glad there are still guys like this around to make some really nice knives for us. Thanks for sharing

[@jamess.829]

It is refreshing to see people who enjoy their work putting out a high quality item. The prices for these knives is a bargain for all of the hands on work that gets done. I wish I could see how they make the blades and heat treat.

[@eny68]

Yep, just as engrossing as the first part, and some great advice there over both videos. The L. T. Wright team have got it down to art, brilliant! Thanks Will, and I look forward to seeing you create your own blade from start to finish.

[@phrankus2009]

I noticed that the view-count on PART-2 was not as high as for PART-1 ... Anyone who bailed-out during PART-1 is REALLY missing out !! I am *SO* glad that I watched all of both parts ... and ... I would like to thank the folks at LTW (and Will) ... I am a believer !!

[@thanoshalo7102]

Very Good Video😀😀😀. Skilled knife makers☺

[@hollywoodhefner2]

I ordered me a custom patriot before seeing this video but after seeing all that went into these knives, I'll be ordering more. I think I want a GNS next. Thanks for the video.

[@philipculbertson55]

Really interesting video. I bought two of L.T.s knives this year, a Genesis and a GNS. It's great to see how they are made. There is a lot of real craftsmanship in their work. Thanks, William!

[@opichocal]

Love these kind of videos. LT has an awesome staff. You can tell he treats them well and they love their job. Thanks!

[@burkefeaster9883]

It is great to watch true artists work their magic. Great video looking forward to the next.

[@midwestcookcraft6261]

Nice video. Loved seeing how those are made. I have their Cookcraft knives and a Genesis scandi. Love them all. Best knives I have ever used or owned.

[@susceptor3574]

Sweet finish, I thought the first one was good but the finished product is sweet!! Can't wait to see u do all that and earn your own. Thanx Will.

[@anthonyp7051]

I waited to 2017 to get a lt wright knife. Now I have 3 and interested in more. Genesis does most things well and is right up there with my top fixed blades for working on wood it may be my fav. Thanks for sharing your visit and thanks lt wright.

[@kenmarapese9085]

Excellent video!

[@KD5VSV]

Thanks much for posting these, both great video's. 2 thumbs up. I've purchased two L.T. Wright knives so far, the Lagom Bush Knife and the Bushcrafter, both in O1 steel.

[@mistermatsuda]

A lot of value in these LT knives. In a short period I've already purchased 2 of them.

[@littlewoody5539]

Nice job Will !

[@aznelite325]

i always love watching knife-making videos. thanks for this two-parter, will.

[@Sharpbevel]

Well done Will. I love these type of videos. You have a great channel!

[@Butchrknife]

Very nice video! I was watching and looking at my GNS. Earlier model with the tri pod and the house. Thanks!! PS I also clicked subscribe.

[@TheHellfiremissile]

excellent pair of videos. thanks Will.

[@HangingontheTrail]

I was thoroughly engrossed in both part 1&2!! LOL.. Thank you so much for making this vid, loved it and subbed! Take care.

[@nicholasallan9248]

I just ordered a GNS in burlap micarta with orange liners. I feel like a kids before christmas!

[@damionlowther78]

Very impressive production. Something to aspire to for certain.

[@terrymason453]

love it great job

[@Screamingtut]

that was super Will thanks and Happy Christmas to you, Megan and your kids hope Santa is going to really good to Megan, because she has to put up with you all year LOL!!! Peace Love Light

[@56silvershine]

AWESOME VIDEO, THANKS

[@brutalbrital]

great videos watched with great interest always good to see how the other half lives, now back to my dungeon and prehistoric ways lmao thanks for sharing

[@MrLoiti100]

Great stuff

[@OregonMike]

I thought this video might be boring, but it was very interesting. Somehow I missed part one now I want to watch it.

[@specter3906]

great video

[@PAULNAT]

they do a great job on there knives, I do like.

[@thehonfleur]

Great vid mantis

[@MFD00MTR33]

You can tell soo much from the sound of cutting paper, hiw sharp a knife is, is there any burrs, bends or chips. That knife sounded really sharp, not a fan if buffinf wheels but in a factory you need to sharpen knives fast, cant afford to spend hours on a sinlge knife unless you rause the price a lot. Great videos, thise guys make some awesome knives.

[@millster101]

I bought the genius ofitw, I love the knife. I had to send it back though for some rework on the sheath. Great customer service. I will definitely buying another knife from them.

[@mitch60609]

Thanks for the great video. Will this video justifies some of the knife prices out there. Keep up the great work.

[@EatCarbs]

Pretty interesting really. =D Thanks for the video.. I want a knife shop now. lol

[@smith951]

good job

[@dominickcabal5347]

Subscribed...

[@vector8310]

I just have to get one.

[@chrisxx012]

LT Wright makes some very nice knives. Bark River makes some very nice knives. LT Wright or Bark River?

[@bluegrasssurvival9423]

I like LT Wright better because 1) Reputation 2) They know how to grind an edge without damaging the heat treat. 3) Peter's Heat Treat does all the HT for them and those guys are awesome at that they do too! When you buy a LT Wright Knife you are supporting an American small business, and you are helping a bunch of honest hard working guys to continue to do what they love which is making knives for all of us knife nuts out there! Ive heard way to many horror stories about Bark River.

[@ureasmith3049]

Freehanding with fingers that close to a shaper bit, bad idea. That's a seriously sharp blade, good job.

[@bernielomax5908]

I need to get me an L.T. knife

[@bryanr.3241]

Do they have a leather sheath section , or Micarta ? Thanks

[@wickedfish1969]

what knives model is made here with the snake skin micarta and false edge ???

[@macbrian1703]

R.W. Wilson Grinder?

[@turtletruth]

I've been trying to get a SOSPES knife in Saber grind for a few years now with no such luck! (The SOSPES is worthy of another honorable run!) Just looking at a SOSPES makes me feel like fighting an alligator! HOW THE HECK DO I GET A SOSPES IN SABER GRIND IN 2023?

[@andyglock5005]

I can not find the first part of the video...

[@markstr8309]

Ok,ok I just ordered a genesis scandi!

[@jessejames837]

Not sure why they dont use a jig for sharpening, sharpening freehanded on a belt sander does not seem that accurate.

[@acclaimedsheepdog6375]

See the BHK tattoo on the bald guys left forearm LT must have got him when they split

[@WilliamMyersmantisoutdoors]

LT and Dan where the owners of bhk

[@hutchinsandhillgearreviews974]

Hey there will I love your channl and was wondering since we're a beginning channel would you please mention my channel on your next video

[@bobjob8600]

Lol " its sharp now" just cuts through paper like a knife through butter