So I was bored. the weather was good and there was this ugly knife waiting to be rehandled. never did it before. So I decided to give it a try. I scraped together a few things around the house and started drilling, cutting, sanding, more cutting, more sanding. and eventually I got something that kinda looks like a knife handle.
Now, of course. it needs lots of finishing touches. But. I rehandled a knife for the first time. and I must say it's a job that gives you a good feeling. very satisfying job.
anyway, here are the pics. note that this is not a tutorial about kniferehandling. maybe how not to do it
a bundeswehr standard issue knife
at firs I thought I could chip out a space for the ironknifehandlethingy. ( my english, words words, hope you know what I mean)
but I was wrong. So I had to split the boards and take a thinner piece of wood,
that should go in between the two boards. ( boards are of an old matrass rack. )
split board
and then.. well... start cutting
thats all folks. now the painstaking finishing work starts.
or maybe I just rehandle it again. getting through some rough sundays and working on my skills.
Now, of course. it needs lots of finishing touches. But. I rehandled a knife for the first time. and I must say it's a job that gives you a good feeling. very satisfying job.
anyway, here are the pics. note that this is not a tutorial about kniferehandling. maybe how not to do it

a bundeswehr standard issue knife
at firs I thought I could chip out a space for the ironknifehandlethingy. ( my english, words words, hope you know what I mean)
but I was wrong. So I had to split the boards and take a thinner piece of wood,
that should go in between the two boards. ( boards are of an old matrass rack. )
split board
and then.. well... start cutting

thats all folks. now the painstaking finishing work starts.
or maybe I just rehandle it again. getting through some rough sundays and working on my skills.
