How To shape and finish custom knife handles!

As a newbie to knife making, this video is priceless. Thank you so much for breaking down the why and the how.

An old pipe maker passed on 1n 1950, his widow gave us some of his unfinished pipe bowls and the most valuable thing I ever got. A huge chunk of carnauba wax. He used rouge to polish and then the carnauba to finish. I still have 90 percent of that big bar of wax. Thank you for the other steps. I just ordered a number of woods for knife scales. I have no belt sanders just an orbital, a mouse type on the vibratory tool, and all sorts of round paper cylinders for drills and a Moto Tool. And of course there is always the good old Armstrong method.

I like the longer videos frankly. You do good work.

Please make one from solid titanium

First, thanks for the description of how you progress from square wood to a finished grip. I wish I had your tool assortment but I'll get by. I've made my own pistol grips for years but this is my first knife and I appreciate your expertise. Also, thanks for the classical guitar background music instead of head banging noise .

This was awesome Matt. Thanks for the video!

Your videos are really helping refine what I’ve been doing and I always look forward to your videos. Great job man! and keep up the amazing work

Fantastic as Always!

Well done...it looks awesome!

Thanks you just motivated me to get back to crafting some new knives, it's been a while ✅

this was very helpful for me -I'm new to knives but really excited! Thank you for taking the time

Just started working with knives; you're an excellent teacher and craftsman! Keep up the good work!

really impressed with your videos. Thanks fore sharing those tips on polishing Stabalised wood. I now know where I am going wrong. Keep them coming. Thanks Andy UK

Man, great content! Nice, clean craftsmanship. I'm stoked that I found your channel!

Thx for all the tips

Great video! Thanks for all the details. Not to long at all!!

Amazing work.

thx for the pro tips, I'm a newbie, and it isn't as easy as it looks, thx again.

Great job buddy thanks

Thank you for sharing.