Odd Tinkering

I made a japanese style tanto kitchen knife with hammered blade. Tough this is the first knife I've made it turned out quite well. Do you like it? Should I make more?

Check out how I made a kiridashi of my own design. I decided to make a second knife. This design turned out to look super awesome and it really fits my hand perfectly. I'm not using any serious blade steel because I didn't have any when I got inspired. Just practicing making stuff and videos.

I can never find my pens erasers an other stuff when I need them. I decided to solve the problem by designing this scandinavian design inspired plywood table organizer. I love the striped look of thick blocks of plywood and I think It's very underused material. The design is very minimalistic, the organizer fits well 3 pens (pencil, ballpoint and marker), phone vertically or horzontally, erasers and other small stuff and hard covered notebooks and even my sunglasses if needed.

This is how I made earphones from plywood. Very fast and easy project for beginners but it requires some special tools like lathe if you want a round shape for your headphone casing. Wooden headphones are a great way practice with leathe and it is and unique piece of accessory that will turn some heads. If you don't have a leathe and still want to make a pair of these awesome wooden heaphones, ask me and I will help you figure out way to do it.

I found this old rusty wrench from a fleamarket. I decided to polish and restore it to its former glory.

I made this curved clip-point knife as my third knife. The idea was to make a cool looking knife which could be used like a small machete or kukri. I came up with this design. It kind of resembles elven swords from lord of the rings. This is only my third knife but there will be more.