Knifemaking with Hawaiian Koa Wood and Bone Inlay
On a trip to Hawaii, a man named Tonu gifted me a piece of Hawaiian koa wood, native to the islands. This is the first knife I completed using the wood.
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Completing the Coolest Knife I've Ever Made!
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骨木镶嵌 | Bone and wood inlay#中国传统文化 #china #production
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Making a CUSTOM KNIFE for Guga!
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Silver Wire Inlay
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The Coolest Knife Blade I've Ever Made!
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This Handle Looks Like It Was Dipped in Glass (XCAL Pt. 7)
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METEORITE and DIAMOND used to Make the Coolest Knife Ever!
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Using Glass to cast Molten Metal!
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Idiots In Boats Caught On Camera
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