90% of people don’t know how to make a knife handle with this PVC pipe

 Step-by-Step Process:
 1Cut the PVC Pipe – Measure and cut a piece of PVC pipe about 1–2 inches longer than the tang of the knife.

 2Heat the PVC Pipe – Use a heat gun, stove flame, or dip it in boiling water to soften the PVC. It should become soft and flexible.

3 Insert the Knife Tang – Once the PVC is pliable, press the tang of the knife into the softened PVC and shape it around the metal. Be careful—use gloves to avoid burns!

 4Shape the Handle – Mold the PVC to fit comfortably in your hand. If needed, use pliers to press and shape it while it cools.

 5Cool & Hardens – Let the PVC cool naturally, or dip it in cold water to harden quickly.

 6Smooth & Finish – Use sandpaper to remove rough edges and improve grip. You can also drill holes for extra design or grip improvement.

 7Optional: Add Epoxy – If you want extra durability, apply epoxy glue inside the PVC before inserting the tang.

 Why This Works So Well:
 Super Strong & Durable – PVC is waterproof and impact-resistant.
 Fast & Cheap DIY – No need for expensive wood or custom materials.
 Custom Fit – You can mold it to perfectly fit your hand.
 Lightweight & Comfortable – Great for long-term use without hand fatigue.

 Now you know this secret knife handle hack! Will you try it for your next DIY project? Let me know how it turns out!