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Making Your Own Bush Knife: A Beginner's Guide for the Backyard Knifemaker (Fox Chapel Publishing) Create a Practical Tool with a Small Backyard Metalsmithing Forge, Instructions from Steel to Handle
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Review Bradley Richardson, an experienced blacksmith and outdoorsman takes you through the rewarding, and timeless craft of custom knifemaking.--Mountain Weekly News Product Description From outdoor excursions to everyday use at home, bush knives are practical, useful tools. Now, you can make your own! Go-to guide for the beginning knifemaker, metalsmith, or craftsman to forge a bush knife in your own backyard Learn the techniques of forging and stock removal, as well as how to select, quench, and grind steel into a bush knife Helpful information on the types of forges and fuel Written by an experienced blacksmith and knifemaker, Bradley Richardson, who you might recognize from the History Channel's Alone Great for beginner knifemaking enthusiasts, metalsmithing hobbyists, and craftsman, Making Your Own Bush Knife will teach you how to select the steel, forge it, quench it, and grind it into a usable knife. Learn the techniques of forging and stock removal, and how to achieve great results with simple power tools or hand tools. This book makes it easy for beginners to get started, with no need for all the expensive equipment and tons of space. With a small propane or coal forge in your backyard and just a few other pieces of equipment, you can discover and enjoy the craft of knifemaking! Author, avid outdoorsman, blacksmith, knifemaking instructor, and member of the American Bladesmith Society, Bradley Richardson is known for his high-quality custom knives. He founded Timberlee Tool & Trade where he and his brother Josh sell his gorgeous custom blades. He has also appeared in the History Channel's show Alone, where his survival prowess and expertise on knives proved vital. During his two-season tenure, Richardson spent time in Western Canada and Northern Mongolia relying on his handmade knives to survive. "Many of those interested in knife making may seem overwhelmed with how much time and effort can go into creating a single knife," says Richardson. "I'm here to break things down and simplify the process." Richardson has gathered all his knifemaking experience, technical tips, and guidance, and presents it within Making Your Own Bush Knife! Book Description From outdoor excursions to everyday use at home, bush knives are practical tools with many uses. Now, you can make your own! Great for beginning knifemakers, learn how to select the steel, forge it, quench it, and grind it into a usable knife. Author, outdoorsman, blacksmith, and knifemaking instructor Bradley Richardson describes the techniques of both stock removal and forging, and how to achieve great results with simple power tools or hand tools. With a small propane or coal forge in your backyard and just a few pieces of equipment, you can discover and enjoy the craft of knifemaking! From the Back Cover A Guide to Crafting Custom Knives From outdoor excursions to everyday use at home, bush knives are practical tools with many uses. Now you can make your own! Great for beginning knifemakers, Making Your Own Bush Knife will show you how to select the steel, forge it, quench it, and grind it into a usable knife. You'll learn the techniques of both stock removal and forging, and how to achieve great results with simple power tools or hand tools. With detailed chapters on types of steel, designing and profiling, grinding techniques, drilling tang holes, tempering, finishing, and much more, step-by-step instructions and high-quality photography will guide you through each task to creating your own beautiful bush knife. As humbling as it is rewarding, author, outdoorsman, and blacksmith Bradley Richardson welcomes you to the timeless craft of custom knifemaking. Discusses knife shop safety precautions, protective equipment, and essential tools Describes the various types of steel and design aspects Details each step in the entire knifemaking process, from forging the blade and grinding the bevels to tempering (heat treating) and shaping the handle Provides thorough,
