Greenpete's Knifemaking Basics

GreenPete Knifemaking Basics Video Video of making a Mora style bushcraft knife by hand using primitive techniques. (no power tools) "tribal knifemaking" http://www.greenpete.co.uk/?page_id=503 http://bayimg.com/aaCioaAcF ******************************************************** This info is brought to you by: http://thepiratebay.se/user/KnifemakerC/ Positive comments and thanks are appreciated. It's my only payoff for all the time and money spent here. Demonoid members may PM related requests and interesting finds to account LurkerLurker (unable to post the link here) I choose to use full quality ISO files whenever possible. #### See my other knife related torrents and please seed. #### #### See my other knife related torrents and please seed. #### #### See my other knife related torrents and please seed. #### #### See my other knife related torrents and please seed. #### ******************************************************** Tags Knife, knives, patterns, knife patterns, knife templates, Knifemaker, Knifemaking, How to make knives, Blade, Blades,bob loveless, Loveless, Make a Knife, Metalwork, Steel, Tool Steel, Craft, Hobby craft, Heat Treat, Bowie, Daggar, Dagger, tpb knifemaking, tpb knife, tpb blade, tpb knifemaker, knifemaking torrent, knife torrent, bladesmith torrent, forge torrent, make a knife torrent, torrent, blade torrent, austenite forging, subzero quench, vasco wear, braze rod, flat grind, grit marks, hardy hole, hot chisel, grind lines, belt grinder, temper line, anvil surface, surrounding strands, carbon migration, cross peen, final grind, grip material, green coal, hollow grind, welding temperature, pattern welding, first weld, blade cool, rough grinding, weld surfaces,

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Bynx (2009-07-11)

While Im interested in this video it's not worth the time to download 4 gigs. An excellent quality avi file could be made taking the size down to 750 Mb.

packin (2011-04-17)

The guy who made the video is something of a halfwit. He never wears safety glasses, nearly lit himself on fire and risked lighting his whole backyard on fire. Also he installed brass rivets with glue and never peened them in place.
It's an interesting video that's worth watching but take everything you see with a grain of salt and a good dose of common sense.
I found that the download actually includes two complete copies of the same video, after you have seeded and extracted be sure to delete the 4GB ISO file and the extra 2GB of MPEG movie files. Otherwise you will have 8GB of your hard drive used up for a crappy quality 29 minute film.
Thanks for the upload, it is a very interesting film that I will save to watch again.