Making a Knife from an old wood saw // Knifemaking // My Cellar Workshop
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Hi, in this video I made a knife from an old wood saw. It took me about three days.
I used some power tools like a drill or a belt sander. And also some hand tools. Handle is made of a walnut wood. I used stainless pins.
This knife is quite small but really sharp...it cuts a paper.
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Nice job!
what a really nice clean job,thanks
Good job, it turned out nice.
I make these for kayak fishing, I make pvc scabbards..
Very well done. Liked the video progression, kept it interesting all the way through. Just enough sanding so we knew what happened but didn’t take the whole sanding journey with you. Really cool knife, nice handle too. Thanks for posting.
Good work man! Nice to see that such a young person is working with their hands instead of playing video games…
Thank you! I love this comment!
Классная работа.
ooooooh hand sanding my favorite part..........greetings from romania
Your handmade grinding jig is very impressive and L-6 saw blade steel is one of the best steels . Your use of calipers and skill level is impressive . Great looking knife .
Best wishes from an old machinist and knife maker for over 40 years . Lefty
Master Tracker Thanks for an awesome comment!
Saludos amigo espero este muy bien te felicito por tu exelente trabajo . Me podrás compartir tu diseño intentaré realizar uno
You should be very proud of yourself for making such beautiful knives. You don’t look that old and Ik I could never do this.
Good job, I just heat treated mine 2 days ago and got some scales expoxy last night so tomorrow im going to shape my handle finally and seal it with boiled linseed oil and ill be finished.
Super koľko trvá vyrobiť taký nôž
Man I m completly in love with de shape of this knife! I draw one myself recently because I was looking to my perfect knife to build and it was almost (no full tang for me) the same! (but I had to notice that the papercut at the and is make with a very thick sheet so it don't say a lot on the sharpness of the blade ;) )
sorry for the mistakes, I m french and pretty bad in languages. Schuss!
Noam Keiff oh! Thank you so much for this commemt!
Brilliant work!!!
That was beautiful. Great video, thanks so much for doing this. I want to try it.
Great work partner - real nice knife. For me the music was brutal, but again, that’s just me.
Brill,a very well made and very useful knife from scrap,definatley gets my thumbs up
Colin Askey oh what a nice comment.. thanks a lot! :)
Seriously nice work buddy. All that right in your attic workshop. 👍
G Macka Thanks a lot! :))
Very nice knife.
Awesome blade I like them wide like that a slice it will work well in the kitchen
Nice job young man
Nice knife, id buy one like that for sure. good work :)
Love the knife and the video. Great job.
try to get metal from model T Ford - read that junk yards with these cars hardly rust as the steel for these cars was vanadium steel (tool steel)
Good job my friend keep it up
Good job!!
Great job!
circular saw blades are NOT hard only the edges are hardened thats why the tips and not the blade breaks if it hits anything put it in a vice and lever on it and it will bend and not recover if you put in an oven to normalise it will end up even softer but a very nice looking blade and handle heat treat then normalise
yeah I'm just getting into the craft kind of myself been dabbling around I'm wanting to make me a saw blade Skinner this weekend... I like your design looks like a grape Skinner and all-around Camp knife or hunting knife
So you didn't even heat treat or anything. Just cut it to shape grinded everything and then made your handle. I need to try to make one like this.
You are not the first who is surprised...this was one of my first knives and I thought that the heat treat is not needed. Actually it works. The blade is good. But I know that for next time heat treat is needed.
The Kyle Real challenge demand: chromoly / stainless / nickel in a damascus style skinning knife. I've never seen an artist able to do this. True never been done. I've been told it can't happen. Bonus for Mithridiees style blade.
that sure is light colored walnut
good job
With all This tools you can make a perfect knife.. and insted you show a blade that will become dull in 2 h
nice knife
Jimmy Walker Thanks bro!!
I do not care for the music in general. I would love to hear to talk about the build as you do it.
Najs
i wish i have all the tool you have, including saw steel for blade.... XD
zulu alpha ...I think that it is not too hard to have the tools I have. They are not too expensive and it took me quite a long time to get all of them. And about the saw blade...you should go to some sawmill and ask there as I did.
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I wish I knew how to do things like that ...
No heat treatment at all?
Nervige Hintergrundmusik
meant to say great skinner but I guess grape Skinner * speech to text error* is also a compliment if it's that sharp.l ol
Jimmy Walker Don't worry ....I love both of your comments....you are awesome dude!!!
i am new to knife making but do you not have to heat it and temper it?
Actually this was one of my first knives made by my self so I didn't heat treated it. But later I started to learn how to heat treat which I also show in my other videos, where I am making another knives which are much better...
Great job does the nuts used on jig does that help with angling of blade to bevel
MattyE Yes it works pretty good ...
hermoso
thank you! / gracias
Palec za snahu ale stále je co se učit, co?:)
kamil Seďa Diky! Jinak video už je více než 2 roky staré, za tu dobu jsem se taky něco priucil :) Podívej se na novější videa a uvidíš ze jsem se poučil z kritiky ;)
you did not focus to temper .... how come
Good job. How long did it take you? Did I miss the Heat treat or did you not video it?
scottecooke Thanks! I think that it took me about 10 hours. And yes, I forgot heat tretment. But I don't have any problems with the blade in the meantime.
10 hours for a first knife is pretty good. It took me way longer and mine looks like crap in comparison. My first one was mild steel. But even my first knife with 1084 took me over 20 hours of hands on time.
A tip for the drilling. Drill on a low speed with more pressure. You want little spirals to come out not powder. Can't tell how fast from the video because it is sped up. I learnt this the hard way. I burnt out a few drill bits drilling at over 2000 rpm. Great for wood but not for steel. I did some research turns out it was way too fast lol. Also you can use oil on there as well. Helps when the steel is a little harder like a saw blade or you have to drill lots of holes.
Oh thanks for this long comment dude! I know that I should drill on low speed my old drill has only 900 and 200 rpm. And yes a forgot an oil but I normaly use it.
And you also mentioned that it is a good time to made a knife in 10 hours - yes it is but I am not really sure about this time I just type it.
Definitely change to 200 rpm then. Can change back for handle materials though. 225th sub by the way.
Not going to heat treat it, ehh?
No heat treating or tempering
hi, I know that I missed this step. But this steel was hardened before I made the knife out of it. But I also know that I can slightly temper it with grinding or cutting. This knife was one of my first so everything isn't perfect.
My understanding is that most files and farriers rasp are heat treated but sometimes can be brittle. That would require tempering in your oven. Not an expert so correct me if I’m wrong.
Forgot to add that I assume it’s the same for sawblades
I think that saw blades are not hard as files...they should not be too brittle. But I think that it is a good idea to just temper a knife (about 200 °C for 2 hours).
No heat treatment, not a knife
It's a heat treated saw blade.
Numdskull!
@@bfries555 not the old ones but the new ones yes
I want a one pice
Hi, great video,whats the type of your belt sander?
Hi, thanks a lot, I'm using Einhell TC-US 400.
There is a short review on my channel: czcams.com/video/dgkG2nk7VyM/video.html
My Cellar Workshop great. Is it enough for bevel making? Is it better than files? Are you Czech? I am Slovak.
Ano jsem z České republiky a zdravím do Slovenska :) Musím na rovinu říci, že tahle pásová bruska je určena primárně na dřevo a na dělání čepele má malý výkon a malé otáčky, ale jak je vidět s trochou trpělovosti se s ní pěkná čepel nechá udělat :)
Aj ja zdravim. DOteraz som skusal flexu (zapalil som si bundu :D) a kotucovu stolovu. Velmi rozmyslam nad niecim takymto nakolko nemam v plane investovat vela penazi.. je to vacsia pomoc ako robit to pilnikom? Respektive, ide to , ale pomaly?
Who else noticed the crocs at 0:45?!
Flubberduck694// Boogu haha 😂...I was too lazy to get in some better shoes ...
doesn’t look very sharp to me (constructive criticism)
nice work though
I can't take you seriously man... You are grinding in CROCS
I think that it doesn't mind to grind in crocs when it is hot outside....
Tbh i do it all the time... :/
I do all my woodworking in crocs. Crocs rock!!!
Video was useful bu glad of my mute button!
Crappy music!