Kitchen Knife Rehandle and Sharpen
Today in the shop I am rehandleing and sharpening a kitchen knife that was given to me by a family member. The handle scales had cracked and before throwing it away, it was offered to me. We will cut off the old scales, prep and replace with beautiful Bokote, and then bring it back up to a razor sharp edge. To those of you who feel like you got something special from our videos and want to know how you can supports us further, we have just launched our Patreon page here... / theartofcraftsmanship
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