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Steve's Workshop
Switzerland
Приєднався 3 лис 2011
On this channel you'll see a few things I do as a hobby during my spare time.
It goes from woodworking, knifemaking, leatherworking to more random stuff.
But you will see me mostly making knife out of blade I buy. I'm particularly fascinated by nordic knives.
There is no pretention to be a knifemaker and everything I do is for the sake of learning and making things visually pleasing.
I just love to discover new working technics and share my learning process with people.
It goes from woodworking, knifemaking, leatherworking to more random stuff.
But you will see me mostly making knife out of blade I buy. I'm particularly fascinated by nordic knives.
There is no pretention to be a knifemaker and everything I do is for the sake of learning and making things visually pleasing.
I just love to discover new working technics and share my learning process with people.
Curly Birch Puukko With Saami Inspired Stlye Sheath
#short #puukko
Puukko with a Puronvarsi blade, brass bolster, acrylester spacer and curly birch handle.
The sheath is inspired by the Saami style knives. Instead of the traditional reindeer antler for the sheath, I used some curly birch dyed white.
Thanks for watching ;-)
Puukko with a Puronvarsi blade, brass bolster, acrylester spacer and curly birch handle.
The sheath is inspired by the Saami style knives. Instead of the traditional reindeer antler for the sheath, I used some curly birch dyed white.
Thanks for watching ;-)
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Making a Traditional Finnish "Puukko" Knife from a Puronvarsi blade
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For this video I wanted to make myself a simple puukko with a traditional "old school" shape like the ancient Marttiini knife but slightly modernised. I used a Puronvarsi Tommi shape blade 100mm, the bolster is copper and the handle material is curly birch dyed white to give it a more modern and design look. The sheath is relatively traditional looking as well. I wanted to have a knife in the s...
Making a Petroglyph Inspired Puukko
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In this video, I am making a Finnish style knife (puukko) with a Puronvarsi blade I bought. I wanted to try some copper etching this time and as an inspiration for the design I was thinking about something ancient like bronze age scanidanvian petroglyphs. So the for the handle I chose some ancient bog oak, copper sheets, and reindeer antler. The blade is a 125mm Puronvarsi. Everything I've done...
Sami inspired knife - video presentation
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In this short video you'll see a presentation of one of my latest knife : a Sami inspired puukko. I tried to experiment the traditionnal Saami knife shape with this sort of pommel. I also tried to make some carvings again but it doesn't turn out as good as on the previous one. I think the reindeer antler was too porous and also I need more practice. The blade is a Puronvarsi 125cm, the handle i...
Birch bark Puukko - video presentation
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This is just a video presentation of a birch bark puukko I made with a Puronvarsi blade. It was the first time I'm making a traditional shaped puukko and using birch bark. I'll probably make another one, one day and filming the process. These type of handles are really comfortable ! I highly recommand. Blade : Puronvarsi 100mm Bolster and cap : Brass Handle material : Stacked birch bark Sheath ...
Making a simple Puukko with Saami style carvings
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In this video you'll see the process of making a Finnish style knife (puukko) with Saami style carvings. I am not an expert in puukko knife but I'm fascinated by how usefull and beautiful they are. Knife making is my hobby and I like to learn new stuff and sharing the process with others. So in every new video I try to experiment new things and implement them. This time I wanted to try : antler...
Making a Japanese Chef's Knife (Gyuto)
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In this video you'll see the process of making a Japanese chef's knife with a Gyuto shape blade. The handle is made out of cow horn and maple. The sheath is maple and ebony veneer and the blade is damascus steele. This is the first time I'm making a cooking knife and I wanted to try out making a wooden sheath. I'll definitely make more of them. If you have questions don't hesitate to comment Th...
Vietcong Theme (Pseudo Hendrix)
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This is just a test. I tried to implement editing tips and tricks by making this video. The song is written by Rude Kostry for the 2003 Vietcong video game The guitar used for the video is a Fender Jaguar American Vintage Reissue 62' The amp is an old Twin Reverb from approximately 73'.
Making a Gotland Viking Damascus Knife
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In this video I am making a Viking knife with a damascus blade I bought. This is not historically accurate it is just an inspiration of the style of knives found in Gotland, Sweden. This is the first time I am doing a sheath with small rivets and brass parts. It has been fun and challenging and I'm surely going to practice more and incorporate brass parts in my futur projects. If you have any q...
Making Bison Bone Leather Stamps
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After seeing some pictures of bone leather stamps made by the amazing knifemaker @Storm3dknives, I decided to craft some myself. I had a Bison leg bone since a while in my workshop as I like to collect all types of natural stuff, I used it to make the stamps. If you liked the video don't hesitate to give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more content :)
Making a Damascus Blade Outdoor Knife
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This knife is an order from a friend of mine who wanted an outdoor knife with a Damscus blade and a walnut wood handle. The blade is from Dictum.de as well as the faux ivory. The rest is European walnut for the handle, leather spacer and brass for the guard. Don't hesitate to comment, ask, share or leave a like.
Making a Finnish Saami puukko
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Here I show you the process of making a Saami inspired puukko knife. It has a 12cm Tommi Puronvarsi blade. This is the second puukko I made and my second video too. I really enjoyed making both. There are still a few flaws but I'm learning from them and it allows me to do better for my next projects. Stay tuned for even more videos and don't hesitate to comment.
Making of two puukko with Japanese blades
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In this video you will see me make two knives out of Japanese blades I bought on Dictum.de. It's a mix between Japanese and Scandinavian type of knife. The whole process took me about a year, from the making of the two knives until the editing of the video. I hope you enjoy it. More knife videos should follow. Don't hesitate to ask or comment.
Svalbard Kayaking trip summer 2019
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Few raw clips of my Svalbard kayking trip during summer 2019. We took the boat to the kongsfjord and ended up in the crossfjord.
Maravilloso trabajo toda mi admiración saludos.
May I know who is your mentor?
Hey, I don't have any mentor but I got heavily inspired by the Finnish and Saami craftsmen, I just try to create things that are easthetically pleasing to me
@@StevesWorkshopSwiss No Way! That's really amazing!!
Excelente que nombre tiene ese pegamento que aplicas
Are your patterns available anywhere? Thank you for a great video sharing your process!
hieno veitsi!
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Such a beauty 🔪
How thick is the leather ?
beautiful and functional work of art. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Очень люблю и пользуюсь такими ножами! Благодарю за работу мастера и фильм! Здоровья и удачи!
Beautifully made 👌
The blade is a tool and a weapon. This is not the Lapland knife, which is shorter and more primitive..
knice knife. would you tell me why you drilled a hole, and put a dowel in the handle? thanks!
Awesome Mate
Nice job!I bought a Yrjo Puronvarsi blade and the bolster.Then I made the handle using the bolster and leather spacers.Not nearly as nice as yours.
i make all my knives just by putting on the handle.My Puronvarsi 95(95 mm blade)has just leather spacers on it for the handle along with the bolster and end cap.Came out nice!
❤🤍🤎
What kind of paste (blackening) do you use for the etched areas?
molto belli si possono acquistare i coltelli?
where can you buy a masterpiece like this or similar?
Absolutely beautiful.
10:22 what is that chisel/punch you are using to mark the brass?
C'est magnifique 😍 Toute cette faune, je n'aurai jamais cru voir des cerfs dans cette partie du monde ❤ Et ces éléphants de mer qui se prélassent sur la glace en vous regardant passer sur votre kayak haha j'adore 💕 Merci pour ces images rares de ce monde ❤
Attention à la poussière d'os, mettez une protection pour ne pas la respirer car cette poussière peux vous provoquer plusieurs maladies dangereuses voir mortelles.
Entant que Suisse j'imagine que vous savez parler français. Je tenais à vous dire que votre travail est magnifique. Franchement, vos couteaux sont superbes et dans ce paysage enneigé, c'est encore plus beau 😊
Absolument, je viens même de la partie francophone 😉. Merci beaucoup du message !
Very nice work! But, it is a knife, a tool...and your video although well produced was like reading a book only to find out the last chapter was missing. You might think of incorporating some carving tasks at the end of you videos. It is a beautiful blade, but in the end a blade is a tool and it would be appropriated to demonstrate how your tool functions. Thank you.
@Steve’s Workshop, do you anneal the end of the tang on these blades, or does Puronvarsi ship them already annealed so one can easily pean the tang end?
Honestly I have no idea, but I anheal them just in case
Extraordinario trabajo 👍 felicitaciones
What tool do you use when carving in the bone, and what do you use when coloring the carvings?
So many ads in one video, out of greed? I even lost the desire to watch the video!
hey, thanks for the comment. I don't live off of youtube so i have no incentive to put adds. I think it's just by default, but ill correct that soon. My point is to share my videos and the process that's it. Cheers, Steve
Beautiful workmanship.
What a bloody sweet rig you got, man! Love the TR! 🤩 Also, what Jag is that? I'm not an expect on those models, but can't recall ever seeing one in those colors. Great playing as well! 👌
Do you sell these knives? On line? Etsy? Let me know - I’d be very interested in adding one of these to my collection
can you share the template?
What are you wiping on the leather and why,?
"SIMPLE"... 🙃
thanks my dude
Здравствуйте, можно ли купить у вас такой нож?
Классный нож! 👍👍👍
Nice work and a beautiful knife. Amazing :)
*So....Buying your knife blade on Ebay are we?. This is not knife making. It's pretending to make a knife..UA-cam's version of Fraud* 👎👎🙄🙄
very well done Sir,
do you make and sell puuku knives?
I really enjoyed watching that process, thank you.
Красиво 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing very nice work😊
what is name of liquid, you used for brass?
I actually enjoyed the video. What is it you colored the wood with?
Nice work , was the birch wood handle stabilized?
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