Why You Need to Make This Incredible Handmade Knife

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The knife. Where would a survivalist be without one? Having a knife is one of the most useful tools in existence, if not the most incredible tool available. You can hunt with one, have it strapped around your waist for protection, and have it on hand for cutting things such as a rope and even bark off of a tree to make medicine!

The uses for a knife are endless, really, and crafting a knife that you can pass down to your children is all the more motivating to create them on your own time.

You probably already have quite a few knives that you're prepared to bring with you when the collapse takes place. Sure, you can absolutely buy a relatively inexpensive knife that's beautiful and that will last a while, but why do that when you can make one?

Most preppers enjoy handcrafting their tools and handcrafting gives you a huge advantage: being able to craft a tool that fits your style and needs.

With just a few basic tools and some elbow grease, find out how you can create a knife that you can bring with you and stick in your bug out bag when SHTF. 

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204 Comments

  1. Chris Holm said:

    What does one like this run? I had a Jeff white bush one( kinda similar) that was stolen from me,need another outdoors knife.

  2. Brandon Brinegar said:

    Been there, done that…but these instructions are crap,,,obviously the author is a novice knifemaker….at best

  3. Brandon Brinegar said:

    Hell yeah,,and this world of ours isn’t looking any more stable,,,its nice to have a barter-able skill.

  4. Donald McFeley said:

    Tip of the day, turn that sheath over so it doesn’t get cut every time you draw the knife.

  5. Kirk Gaudi said:

    That is a pretty good looking knife. Good job! Like the detail of the wood and brass against the elk? Horn. Kudos sir!

  6. Matt Lundgren said:

    What the F is going on here? Does say anything about making the blade. Garbage.

  7. Tony Cook said:

    I’m part Tonto all I need is a couple of pine cones to take em out.

  8. Charles Fenn said:

    I have a Leatherman Wave (new model) its perfectly fine, way better than some ham-handed 1/2 arsed single blade jobby that you may not even have the skills to put a decent edge on.

  9. Sam Dupalis Michoac said:

    From what I’ve found, leaf springs from newer vehicles are not suited for knife making. They don’t heat treat properly.

    But ones from the 70’s and older era work extremely well!

    Here’s one I made from a 71 dodge spring

  10. William E Burmeister said:

    Just “A” knife? I never go anywhere without at least 2 on my person, usually a regular knife and a multi-tool.

  11. Johnny Fyfe said:

    My knives are nice and sharp I practiced with a strop and have my skill down . I can sharpen anything I need

  12. Bob Crane said:

    But…but…but…what about the “tactical flashlight” so heavily advertised on FB???? With that flashlight I’m pretty sure I don’t even need food or water (or air), so why would I need a knife?

  13. Phillip Allen Pavis said:

    A grill wtlith coals will not get to nonmagnetic. This is one of a few critical problems with this tutorial. I’m a blacksmith and blade maker. So I have a
    Working knowledge of the process

  14. Clinton Smith said:

    I want to start dabling in knife making. I’ve read a bunch of literature and watch about a million YouTube videos. What advice do you have?

  15. David Zittel said:

    A good knife is hard to find I wish I could make my own instead of buying expensive s**t

  16. John Phemsint said:

    Mora and Schrader are good knives and they’re definitely not expensive

  17. John Garrow said:

    bullshit… if you add some air like from a hair drier it will

  18. Venis Empires said:

    Build a survival knife myself? Wtf?
    Step one…build a forge
    Step two…mine some ore
    Step three…forge a blacksmith anvil

    Seriously wtf?

  19. Randall Kidd said:

    This is a page you are following, not a group you joined. Unlike the page.

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