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  • How to Remove Dark Stains on Knife Blades

    The dark stains that form on a knife blade are simply oxidation (or rust). Still, those stains are a more stable, stubborn form of oxidation than orange rust. Because these stains are superficial,...

  • How to Make a Pipe Out of Ordinary Objects

    Making a pipe out of an ordinary object can be fun. Almost anything that is noncombustible and nontoxic can be made into a tobacco experience. A common vegetable, the carrot, is a good place to...

  • How to Make a Porcupine Quill Pen

    Quill pens are one of the most ancient forms of writing. The naturally hollow design of quills allows ink to be wicked up into the body of the pen, and a carefully crafted tip applies the ink...

  • How to Process Venison

    Although it's not your typical entrée, venison, or deer meat, is gaining popularity because of its exotic, full-bodied taste. In addition to being low in fat, venison provides an excellent...

  • How to Make a Whittling Knife

    Whittling on the front porch is as American as apple pie. Before television and the Internet, sitting on the veranda and shaping a piece of wood with a knife was one of the most popular pastimes....

  • Instructions for Sharpening Knives

    Knives will all go dull after a certain period of time. Knowing how to sharpen knives is an important skill so that you can still use them in the kitchen efficiently. Cutting with dull knives...

  • How to Collect Case Knives

    Knife collecting is a hobby enjoyed by a wide range of individuals of differing ages. There are many different manufacturers of knives producing pocket folders as well as fixed-blade knives....

  • How to Make a Knife Roll

    A professional (or cultured amateur) chef carries her knives--her "instruments"--in a rolled case. So does a knife collector. Knife rolls are convenient for transportation, and they protect the...

  • How to Straighten a Deer Antler for a Knife Handle

    Many deer antlers are too curved to be used as-is for knife handles, but you can straighten them so that they can accept the tang of a blade. Once you've straightened an antler, you can prepare...

  • Bowie Knife Techniques

    The Bowie knife is a uniquely American weapon. Designed and popularized during a period when gun duels were more common than knife fights, the Bowie became the default for anyone in need of an...

  • How to Fillet Any Freshly Caught Fish

    Fillet your fish! It's so easy! Takes just minutes! Panfish, catfish, bass, and more!!!

  • How to Use Leather Tools

    Working with leather requires specific tools that will make the job go much easier. It will probably take some practice to become proficient with these tools. Each of the tools is responsible for...

  • How to Do Paper Cutting Art

    Although paper cutting can be traced back to ancient China, credit is given to German immigrants in Pennsylvania for turning it into a popular folk art. In the 1800s, paper cutting was referred to...

  • The History of Swiss Army Knives

    A Swiss Army knife is a multifunctional pocketknife. It is described as such because in addition to a blade, it has various tools such as a can opener and a screwdriver. All its features can be...

  • How to Make Scandinavian Knife Sheaths

    Scandinavian (or rather Nordic, since the same style is used in Finland as well) knife sheaths are longer than other types and cover the blade as well as much of the handle. The seam is down the...

  • Learning Wood Carving

    For some, the thought of digging into an ordinary block of wood with a knife and transforming it into a work of art is intriguing, but there's also an element of concern over handling sharp...

  • Knife Throwing Techniques

    Knife throwing is a precise art, requiring excellent body control and hours of practice to master. TV shows and movies that depict knife-throwers with uncanny accuracy from all distances, angles...

  • How Does a Butterfly Knife Work?

    A butterfly knife is a folding knife with two handles that swing freely from the base of the blade. It is constructed of three main pieces: the two handles and the blade. When closed, the blade is...

  • How to Repair a Spinning Reel

    OK. So its the weekend, you're beloved time away from work, parents, the wife, whatever it is. The last thing you want to spend time doing is fixing your reel. These timeless tips passed down from...

  • How to Find Walking Sticks

    There is nothing better than hitting the hiking trails and immersing yourself in nature. Making your way along lively trails and through pockets of underbrush can be an invigorating way to spend a...

  • How to Pocket Knife Care Made Easy

    There are literally thousands of articles on the web that outline various methods of caring for your knives. In this article, I will break it down to the simplest terms – using the KISS principle...

  • How to Make a Kydex Press

    Kydex is a thermoplastic sheet that you can bend and mold after it is heated. It is often used to make knife sheaths - a hard protector you can put a knife in when it's not being used. Kydex is...

  • How to Lube your Swiss Army Knife

    If you carry a Swiss Army knife in your pocket, it will pick up lint and dirt. It will also on occasion need a little lube, so you can get to the tools you need. Especially the ones you only use...

  • How to Sharpen Knives Properly

    A dull knife not only doesn't cut effectively, but it can also be dangerous. A dull knife can really hurt you if it slips, so follow these steps to sharpen your knifes and keep them in the best...

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition History

    Knife-throwing competition history began in the 1800s. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition history from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Setup

    The foul line for throwing should be set at 10 feet for competitions. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition setup from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Locations

    A good location for competition will have an open area for throwing along with plenty of shade. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition locations from a professional instructor in this...

  • Throwing Techniques for Knives & Tomahawks

    The first consideration in throwing a knife is the distance from the target. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing techniques from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Targets

    Targets for knife-throwing are mounted on a round, cottonwood log. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition targets from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Scoring

    Most of the scoring in the competitions is done with a three-point major scoring system. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition scoring from a professional instructor in this free...

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Events

    Many of the events involve throwing at playing cards. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition events from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Mental Preparation

    Competition is unlike thrwoing at home due to the increased pressure. Learn about mental preparation for knife and tomahawk throwing competition from a professional instructor in this free hobbies...

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Safety for Children

    Knife-throwing is a family sport. Safety first! Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition safety for children from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Attire

    Throwing competitions encourage people to wear period dress. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition attire from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • Knife & Tomahawk Throwing Competition Rules

    The basic rule is to have a primitive or period-correct knife or tomahawk. Learn about knife and tomahawk throwing competition rules from a professional instructor in this free hobbies video.

  • What To Look For When Buying Throwing Knives

    Knife throwing has long been an interesting competition and pastime. Unfortunately, without a teacher it's also a very difficult art to learn. And of course, one can never learn properly with...

  • How to Make a Sheath for a Throwing Knife

    Throwing knives are used for recreation, sport, hunting and military uses. It is important to have a sheath to protect your knives, as well as you. One of the most ideal materials to make a knife...

  • How to Make Walking Canes

    Making a walking cane is a wonderful way to take something from the earth and turn it into a beautiful walking stick, walking cane or a beautiful piece just for display. They may take you a bit of...

  • How Throwing Knives Are Made

    Throwing knives are items which can be used for entertainment purposes, can be thrown for sport and can be utilized for martial arts purposes. Many different sizes, shapes and styles of knife...

  • How to Sharpen Knives Properly

    When you own knives, you will have to sharpen them at some point. To avoid accidents from trying to use a dull blade, it's vital to maintain the knife's sharp edge so that it cuts easily....

  • How to Replace Motorcycle Hand Grips

    For serious riders, hand grips are among the most commonly replaced motorcycle parts. Even the most expensive kinds of these become worn and less effective in a short time.

  • How to Make a Kydex Knife Sheath

    A knife sheath not only protects you from being injured (that’s obvious), but also keeps the knife protected! A well made sheath will ensure the cutting edge stays sharp, the blade will not get...

  • How to emboss a Circular Finish Pattern On Metal Objects

    The circular embossed finish shown in the photo is one I learned as a tool and die maker. The knife shown is one I cut down from a much larger model to make a skinning knife. I added the circular...

  • How to Using a Grinding Stone to Sharpen Knives

    Whether you plan on cutting wood, meat, or tomatoes, a sharp edge is vital to a good knife. But to make sure your knife-sharpening attempt does not backfire, a rigid formula of technique and...

  • About Knife Making

    Knives were one of the first tools that our ancient ancestors made. We use knives every day--we cut our food with knives at dinner, painters use certain types of paint to create art and wood...

  • How to Make a Disappearing Knife

    Making a knife disappear is a favorite with magicians everywhere and one of the easier tricks to perform. Fooling an audience into believing you've made an object disappear can be a great way to...

  • Tiki Carving Tools

    Tiki carving is a centuries-old form of tribal art that originated in the Polynesian Islands. The statues traditionally depict the human form with exaggerated features such as oversize head, short...

  • How to Use a Butterfly Knife

    If you have a butterfly knife and have yet to learn the basics of opening and closing, than here is your chance.

  • How to Do A Forward Grip Partial With Your Balisong

    Heres how you can do a forward grip partial with a Butterfly Knife. A partial is when you start off with the the knife already open.

  • How to Sharpen a Cane Knife

    Regular sharpening of your cane knife will prevent damage to the edge of your knife caused by cane abrasion. It will also allow easy cane removal without the need to apply a great deal of...

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