Another Nick Wheeler hand sanding video... ;)

NickWheeler said:
Thanks guys. :)

Jimmy- Not really... most knife makers are too cheap and most of us all have that, "well I can build it myself!" attitude, so I haven't pursued anything like that at this point.
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Not entirely. Many are hobbyists who are seeking a few good tools to make their hobby more enjoyable and efficient.

I suspect that you could sell your hand sanding tool that you use for most applications. It is easy to make, but many people (like myself) may rather purchase it rather than having to source the material, grind it, attach handles, and then begin using it. Additionally, this video showed the potential benefits of a rectangular sanding tool with radiused edges. Finally, how can I buy a hardened steel sanding block/square for hand finishing the plunge at the ricasso, like shown in your videos?

I admire your vise. Too bad you don't sell those too. :)

I know you're busy making incredible knives, but there may be a world of other opportunities out there.

Mike
 
Really not a very exciting video at all. Needs more hot chicks.

...of course, I think that's true for just about everything. : )

Nice one, bro. Giving up sleeping has got to have made making these videos easier. Ha!
 
Nick,
You two would be in big trouble if Bentley and his brother decided they were lap dogs at the same time. LOL I did not know that they got that big.
I have a Golden Retriever that occasionally(nightly) decides he has to drape himself on my lap as I am trying to see the news.
Thanks again for the video and the skinny( so to speak) on Bentley.
Fred
 
Love the dogs! (Great video too.) I have a soft spot for big dogs. We have two Great Danes, and they are such sucks. Molly, the female is 145lbs. Gunther is still a puppy at 11 months, and he is 160lbs. His dad is 220lbs, so we expect him to fill out a lot more yet.
 
My old bosses' dog was named Bentley. Man he loved the heck out of that dog... literally spent a fortune keeping him ticking too.
 
logem said:
Finally, how can I buy a hardened steel sanding block/square for hand finishing the plunge at the ricasso, like shown in your videos?

Mike
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Mike- I'm not sure which block you're thinking of? I'd be happy to try and help you out, I just need to get on the same page first. ;) :)

Thanks guys, I'm glad this was helpful to some. :)
 
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