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I saw you liked my thread"bearded axe". I'd really appreciate if you could support me subscribing to my youtube channel about knifes, bladesmithing, balcksmithing, DIY, slingshots and survival traps. https://www.youtube.com/user/gianluca666 thanks & take care!

I saw you liked my thread"bearded axe". I'd really appreciate if you could support me subscribing to my youtube channel about knifes, bladesmithing, balcksmithing, DIY, slingshots and survival traps. https://www.youtube.com/user/gianluca666 thanks & take care!

I saw you liked my thread"bearded axe". I'd really appreciate if you could support me subscribing to my youtube channel about knifes, bladesmithing, balcksmithing, DIY, slingshots and survival traps. https://www.youtube.com/user/gianluca666 thanks & take care!

I saw you liked my thread"bearded axe". I'd really appreciate if you could support me subscribing to my youtube channel about knifes, bladesmithing, balcksmithing, DIY, slingshots and survival traps. https://www.youtube.com/user/gianluca666 thanks & take care!

I saw you liked my thread"bearded axe". I'd really appreciate if you could support me subscribing to my youtube channel about knifes, bladesmithing, balcksmithing, DIY, slingshots and survival traps. https://www.youtube.com/user/gianluca666 thanks & take care!

after the video review of the Fox Knives model 478 folding karambit, that I really liked, I decided to make a non-sharp and non-pointed training blade to avoid hurting myself! so I took an old 3mm thick lawnmower blade, shaped it appropriately and this is the result. the holes compensate the...

Thanks Bruce! I'm glad you like it. :)

I made a video-review on this knife. It surprised me. I was expecting very low quality while it is not bad at all especially compared to the price! link to the video: let me know your opinion!

you are absolutely right. people today want shiny new stuff, the inherent quality has no meaning/value for most. new is better. and very few are able or care to evaluate the quality... most of the time I think exactly the opposite. old is better, stronger, made to last. especially for tools.

yes! and it's not so little... more or less it should be 150-200lbs! to put it on its table I had to ask a friend to help me. I would never be able to rise it so much on my own.

I was not satisfied by my chinese drill press so some time ago I start looking for a better one... it takes some time to find it out a at an accettable price but in the end I found it: It's a totally different animal. incredibly better. if you are interested here is the link to the video:

I made a video about my Italian Army multitool knife (full review). its features are: straight, plain edge; sheep foot point; can opener; flat screwdriver; marlin spike; lanyard ring; bakelite handle scales; carbon steel; spring retention system. more info in the video.

...and this is how I clean lead balls ammo that I cast. for me is the best and quickest method.

I don't know where to find such a cheap mold. however I enjoyed building it and learned something new so I'm happy anyway

I had been wanting to make a mould for lead balls ammo for a long time. I made a first attempt with a piece of aluminum for 6mm lead balls but it didn't work very well. however, I understood my mistake and with another (larger, flatter, more parallel) piece of aluminum I made a good mold for 8mm...