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Adirondack Bliss - Breakfast In The Forest, Then Finishing A Knife Posted by: SkogKniv
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By: yonatantt. on 24 Jan 11, 14:26:01
what happens? to the color if i use black leather?
By: ardavanitaly. on 16 Dec 10, 13:56:08
great? video thanks for sharing
By: nightwalker2830. on 15 Dec 10, 07:57:49
what would be the ideal temp for the wax have you ever check that before. i have messed up like 2 sheaths trying to? do this
By: emel60. on 23 Nov 10, 07:12:34
@emel60 I've hot-waxed the handle, check it out. I'll add some? photos of the knife and how I made it in the video too. Cheers!
By: nightwalker2830. on 18 Nov 10, 06:24:55
what do you think is better sno seal or hot waxing?
By: emel60. on 10 Nov 10, 21:41:23
Hi mate! I'm soon to do another waxing and I have a question...When I did it last time, the wax left marks on the blade. I know that it can't? harm the blade but some peps wouldn't like it (I'm gonna do it for a friend)...Can I inlay, let's say, wrapping foil in it?
By: jdgriffis. on 09 Sep 10, 00:21:12
a double boiler will allow you to control the temp of the wax better? and minimize the risk of fire.
By: SkogKniv. on 22 Jun 10, 19:23:52
@killkill120 The sheath? not the "rod" hahaha
By: killkill120. on 22 Jun 10, 06:39:19
Your hotwaxxing your firesteel.....huh? huh huh.
By: wulfesinger67. on 28 May 10, 11:17:47
if you need bees wax? you can use toilet wax rings.
By: MadSmokerBBQ. on 29 Apr 10, 21:25:42
that's cool!!! ? That sheath turned out really nice!
By: SkogKniv. on 02 Feb 10, 19:47:44
It doesn't do what this does.?
By: wolfsurvival. on 01 Feb 10, 05:16:46
Great vid Skog good job on? the sheath man.
By: DrunknShooter. on 31 Jan 10, 23:10:59
That sheath? for the fire steel is kinda cool but I think that pointy antler would jab into my sexy love handles.
By: vigilante1202. on 28 Jan 10, 13:30:40
@SkogKniv beast? i might have to try it
By: SkogKniv. on 26 Jan 10, 20:48:43
Completely waterproof (should be self evident) also the knife will not cut through the welts or sides very easily. It makes? a strong pocket for the knife, this means no slipping out.
By: vigilante1202. on 26 Jan 10, 20:33:00
how does waxing ur sheath? help it?
By: butchen1062. on 26 Jan 10, 06:51:02
that is? so cool, I got to try doing this thanks
By: BushcraftTom. on 25 Jan 10, 19:46:23
great video! learned something again! thanks?
By: trollkors78. on 24 Jan 10, 19:45:31
Great? vid SkogKniv, thanks a lot!!
By: SkogKniv. on 23 Jan 10, 03:44:56
I have not had that happen yet, and have done plenty of bees wax projects? right on stove top. Perhaps I have not reached that temp. Good thing I guess.
By: natara923. on 23 Jan 10, 03:40:18
Good vid! Just want to add that beeswax has a flash point of 400F degrees and could be very dangerous if you place the pan directly on flame or burner as demonstrated. Use extreme caution and keep a fire extinguisher? handy and do it outdoors if possible.
By: jntroisi. on 21 Jan 10, 23:50:27
Great video. I? think I'll attempt to do my BRKT Sharpshooter sheath. Thanks! James
By: SkogKniv. on 20 Jan 10, 17:26:17
Yes that is probably the safest way to do? it.
By: knivesandstuff. on 20 Jan 10, 08:43:10
Good Video. One technique I've read is to double pan it with water. so you set your wax pan in boiling? water and it can never over heat.