Knife Making - Forging a Broken Back Viking Seax @MakeNCreate
Knife Making - Forging a Broken Back Viking Seax  @MakeNCreate
Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
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Deer antler handles are not easy to make contrary to how easy it looked in the video. It might just be because it was curved but still, think it through and plan ahead before attempting one. Other than that, pretty simple knife! Cool alternative to a Bowie knife since that a both similar in shape and size.
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