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DIY - Japanese Style Damascus Skiving Knife

In this video, I’m making a Japanese-style Skiving Knife with a Damascus steel blade and my favorite wood, Purpleheart, for the handle. For the leather blade sheath, I repurposed the tongue of an old pair of leather shoes, adding a personal touch to the project. Watch how I combine materials and techniques to craft this unique tool for leatherwork! // A skiving knife is a tool used to thin leather along its edges, making it easier to stitch or fold, or to reduce the thickness of laminated layers //   / therealmarioman     / therealmarioman     / marioman   0:00 Drawing, Cutting & Shaping the Blade 2:07 Sharpening the Blade 2:42 Heating & Quenching 3:08 Tempering, Sanding & Sharpening 4:31 Making the Handle 6:49 Dipping the Blade in Ferric Chloride 7:05 Gluing the Blade to the Handle 7:31 Making the Leather Blade Sheath 10:08 Final Result MUSIC by Free-stock-music.com/mixaund Gear I Use: Cameras: ♦ Nikon D800 ♦ Nikon D800E ♦ iPhone 7 ♦ iPhone 13mini Lenses: • Nikon AF 24-70mm f/2.8 • Nikon AF 80-200mm f/2.8 • Nikon AF 50mm f/1.8 • Nikon AI 55mm f/2.8 • Nikon AF 20mm f/2.8 Tripod: • Manfrotto 055 • Beike 03 Ball Head • Shawe Gooseneck Phone Holder Lights: • E27 Lighting Lamp Bulbs 135W 5500k x2 • 40 LED Dimmable Clip-on Light + Remote Control • A Led circular light with magnifying glass • A small bedside light with orange filter to warm up my craft Disclaimer: These videos are for entertainment purposes only and are not intended as tutorials or “how-to” guides. I do things my way, which may not always be the best way, and often improvise when I don’t have the proper tools. You might spot a few mistakes here and there. Please wear safety glasses and gloves at all times. 🌈 Feel free to comment, like and subscribe