Videos tagged with Custom Knife

This video from SIG SAUER highlights the exceptional craftsmanship of Daniel Winkler, renowned for creating functional works of art trusted by elite special forces. The description emphasizes Winkler's dedication to shaping legacies into tools of beauty and purpose. The video invites viewers to subscribe to SIG SAUER for more content.

This video features a Marine creating a knife, as indicated by the title 'When a Marine Makes a Knife...' The description provides a direct link to a specific TKell DP-1 knife model, suggesting a focus on knife craftsmanship and potentially a review or demonstration of this particular blade. It also includes extensive affiliate links for Amazon products across various categories like slings, earbuds, bags, camera gear, audio equipment, and lighting, along with links for business inquiries, fan support, and social media. The content appears to be a personal project or showcase by 'The Marine X'.

This video from Kit Badger features a review of the "Wicked" knife, comparing both a production model and a custom version made by Atienza Blades. The description highlights the creator's various platforms for additional content and merchandise. The video focuses on knife reviews and comparisons, with the creator showcasing two distinct versions of the same knife model.

This YouTube video announces the winner of a "Cold Steel Knife" and provides "Custom Marvin Stock Info." The description also includes several links for supporting the channel through merchandise, a "backup channel," Patreon, and SubscribeStar. It credits "Madison Stegall" for the original score and "Daniel Greenfield" for artwork.

This video showcases a modification to a Spyderco Manix 2 XL folding knife. The presenter details the process of replacing the factory components with a Flytanium copper ball cage and a ceramic ball. The content focuses on knife customization and the resulting upgrades for an everyday carry (EDC) setup.

This video showcases a Spyderco Manix 2 knife, highlighting its EDC (Everyday Carry) suitability. The description specifically mentions a Lynch Northwest pocket clip and a Magnacut blade steel, indicating a focus on customization and premium materials. The title and hashtags confirm the content revolves around the Spyderco brand, the Manix 2 model, and the broader EDC and knife enthusiast community.

This video showcases the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 (PM2) knife, highlighting its transformation from "crucarta" to "aluminum." The content focuses on knife customization and modification, implying a hands-on approach to altering the knife's materials. It caters to individuals interested in EDC (Everyday Carry) gear and knife enthusiasts who appreciate aesthetic and material changes to their blades.

This video documents a 3-day knife-making experience with Kyle Lamb of Viking Tactics. The creator, Kit Badger, details how Kyle Lamb, an accomplished instructor in both shooting and crafting, guided him through the process of creating a custom knife. The description also highlights that many of these knives are donated to the Stay In The Fight Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides direct support to those in need. Links are provided for Kit Badger products, apparel, and support for the creator's videos.

This YouTube video showcases a collaboration between GBRS Group and Half Face Blades, featuring their "Terrible Night" Hydra V2 knife. The description details the long-standing friendship between the founders, originating from their SEAL training and deployments. It highlights how their bond continued after military service, supporting each other in starting their respective companies. The "Terrible Night" knife is presented as a culmination of their brand philosophies, incorporating elements from their "Hard To Kill," "Always on the Offensive," and "Burn the Ships" collections, symbolizing a readiness to tackle challenges. The collaboration also extends to soft goods representing their brands and shared connection.

This YouTube video, titled "The Knife I Never Want To Put Down," focuses on a specific knife that the creator finds exceptionally satisfying to handle and use. While the title suggests a primary focus on knives, the creator's passion for this particular blade implies a deep appreciation for well-made tools. The video likely showcases the knife's features, design, and perhaps its everyday carry potential, highlighting why it has become a favorite for the presenter. Given the phrasing "never want to put down," it implies a strong personal endorsement and a desire to share this positive experience with viewers.

This video, titled "Making a Bowie Knife: Part 1," focuses on the creation of a Bowie knife. As a multi-part series, it likely details the various stages of knife making, from material selection and shaping to finishing and assembly. Given the title, the content is expected to be instructional and demonstration-oriented for those interested in custom blade crafting and blacksmithing techniques.

This video provides a detailed tutorial on how to spray paint a knife and its sheath in a Multicam pattern using stencils from Primary Arms. The creator breaks down the process, showcasing the specific Rust-Oleum paint colors (earth brown, army green, deep forest, khaki, sand) and other essential tools like an Xacto knife, painter's tape, sanding pads, and prep pads. While the focus is Multicam, the techniques can be adapted for other camo patterns or quicker spray painting applications. The description also includes affiliate links to the products used and encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and comments.