Tools and materials I propose:
In this video I use an old kitchen knife and a piece of mahogany wood, to make a marking tool for woodworking.
I begun by applying layout fluid on an old kitchen knife blade. After drawing my design I cut it using my rotary tool.
I then used a belt sander to establish my knife’s bevel. I decided to make a skew knife. Every now and then I dipped the knife in water to cool it down.
I then buffed the knife with small buffing wheels and honing compound.
Next I cut a piece of mahogany to size and used the router to make a pocket for the blade.
I then epoxied the handle with the blade together.
Finally I shaped the handle using my belt sander, a hand plane and hand sanding.
I buffed the handle on my buffing wheel with carnauba wax.
Finally I gave the knife a final sharpening on my Tormek system.
And my little knife come out razor sharp and works really fine. But that was it. See you soon with a new project video.
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