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Thank you, your effort in sharing this with us is greatly appreciated. This is so awesome!

Do you sell these? I would like to buy this one

OMG! When I saw the title, I thought you were going to smelt some tools form Harbor Freight and Hammer out some homemade Damascus steel. This is much better! Nice video!

Perfect! Great job, thanks.

This is great but many of the part links don't work anymore

A hydrolic mover !?? What the hell. Lol. I move 1300lbs cash recyvlers everyday n im 125 lbs. never useful a hydro dolly? Thats wild

Only problem is its going to slide out from under a big unit and the unit could fall

Thanks for posting. It's encouraging. Wayne Goddard said if you got to make knives, nothing stops you. On the other end of the spectrum is the ones who keep buying stuff and making plans, but don't quite get started.

Terrific Video! Thanks for Sharing!

Id name the knife the Le.Chonk because it looks thick

Severely disappointed the knife is not *actually* made from Harbor Freight tools

Bravo 👏 Superb craftsmanship .💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

please be my teacher

I ran my knife shop for 7 years using things from harbor freight. Used the 4x36 belt sander and the $70 drill press. I used to make some really nice knives. Have to improve some things, but I did very well with the set up

I subscribed Sir!!

Wow that’s very impressive Sir!! Cool camp knife!!

Outstanding 💯

Red Beard any tips on a good 1 burner forge for a beginner? I have 14 knives right now that need heat treating. I refuse to pay someone to do it for me. Any suggestions plz sir? Your videos are awesome love the way you explain the grits of belts used and why you use them!!!!

great video rb

I have to wear one of these for work, starting next week. Is it heavy?

The needle file set is super handy. I've used them for so many projects and they hold their edge for quite a while.

I strongly suggest the 4 sided diamond from harbor freight over the stone. The stone is horrible especially if you aren’t very experienced with the correct pressure and holding an angle. It’s super soft and crumbly and dishes out super fast. The diamond doesn’t last super long but it stays flat and removes material well. Definitely worth the few extra dollars

Such a bummer that they aren’t making grinders anymore. Hopefully they’ll decide to again sometime in the near future.

I haved used a 80 grit sanding disk on an angle grinder to sharpen mower blades. I think that may help. Easly remove lots of metal it's just not a detail precise equipment.

The stitches on the top of the sheath don’t look good and aren’t necessary.

Ok. Great starting video and yeah I have most of the tools. But you missed three big points, where to get the steel, which steel is recommended for an absolute newb, and what to price the knife if your gonna sell it.

Very nice video. Interesting. Thanks. I want to acquire a mill soon.

Question, I’m hoping to get started making soon. How’s the 1084 edge retention and hardness when heat treated like this?

Would you be able to drill holes in the knife to add a wood or antler grip?

Great job. Thank You

Really nice!!! That handle size and shape would actually be ideal for me. With a good sheath, I would love that for an EDC!

Hallo, bitte verstehe mich nicht falsch. Ich schmiede selber und hatte Firma vevor um Hilfe gebeten da meine Werkstatt noch recht klein und einfach ist. Habe eine Absage bekommen da ich noch zu klein bin. Große werden unterstützt und keine nicht. Mfg die Hobbyschmiede

I'm getting ready to change out my platen and this video was very helpful, I also liked your use of the level to make sure the platen and roller wheels were lined up. Thanks!

Seriously? All that tech, and all that work, and that crappy knife is the best you can do? Well, at least you can't blame the tools.

Wow man thank you. I’m just starting to make custom knives and this is my biggest worry if screwing up the bevels. This is definitely the method I’m going to use.

I would suggest upgrading the angle grinder to the 7amp version. It will add another 15 bucks or so, but that 4.3 amp grinder is more toy than tool.

Would this build also work for a 100 ton cylinder?

Whats the powder they always put on the knives before they put it in the fire?

Subtitles please.

Very very very NICE! Thank YOU!

great job, thanx for shearing!

I just bought 2 Waitley 6Ah 20v batteries and 2 DeWalt 5Ah 20v batteries from Amazon. I tested each battery and while the DeWalt did indeed have Samsung 25R batteries the Waitley batteries had ZERO writing on them. Next I performed a capacity test and found the Waitleys were 3883 and 3863 mAh batteries closer to 4 Ah batteries and not the 6 Ah as advertised. The DeWalts tested at 5123 and 5092 mAh each surpassing the 5 Ah as advertised. I have both genuine Samsungs and Molicel batteries for replacing the batteries in the Waitleys when they die.

I know this is an older video and I don't know if you still want the idea, but if you wanted to get your scallops lined up, why not use an adjustable benchrest in front of your grinder? Something as simple as a barstool with a stack of dinner plates would even work. Make matching scallops on each side, then remove a plate. Make the next pair of matching scallops, remove a plate. Clearly a stack of known thickness material would be better and a purpose built adjustable benchrest would be best.

Does the wen 10 inc sharpening bug fit the tormek t8?

I've been in the market for a fiber laser for a minute now, found you by accident from your 3d model files of your knife stands (thanks for sharing btw). Great info! What wattage is your fiber? 20W? and how do you like it for etching your makers mark in your knives so far? This is exactly what I plan on doing when I get enough info on them.

Beautiful!

No drainage hole? Thanks for the tutorial, I was just wondering how exactly to make kydex items and your vid was the 1st one I picked. Good job. I especially like the foam press

That knife looks great!! I would buy that in a heartbeat!!

Did you use a temperature gun or eyeball the color for reaching your desired temperature in the kiln?

You can also use a sharpening choil as a reference point