Part 3 - Making bookend matched scales for a custom harpoon clip point knife

Making bookend matched scales for a custom harpoon clip point knife | Step-by-Step Guide for Knife Makers 3

In this video series, we walk you through the process of shaping a custom knife handle from start to finish. In Part 1, we selected the wood and get it split into the 2 scales that well be needed to finish the knife. Part 2 walks through drilling the holes and getting the initial rough shape of the scales for the blade. Part 3 refines the shaping and contouring the scales as well as preparing all surfaces for epoxy. The final video will demonstrate how to glue the scales to the blade and do the final clean-up.

Whether you're a seasoned knife maker or just starting out, this comprehensive guide will help you master the art of crafting unique, ergonomic knife handles for your custom blades. Learn expert tips and techniques for selecting the best block for the knife, creating smooth contours, and ensuring your handle fits perfectly with the blade.

We’ll show you how to work with stabilized wood that not only looks stunning but feels comfortable in your hand. This series includes essential tools, such as belt grinders, belt sanders, drills, and hand tools to help you shape the knife handle with precision and skill. If you’re looking to improve your knife-making skills or simply want to learn how to make custom knife handles, this video is for you.

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