I'm really digging these little tutorials man! I'm a certified TIG welder for the military and love custom firearms and knives. I'm pretty picky when it comes to my shit! One thing that's been bothering me is finding a knife I really really like. And when I do find one, it's outrageously priced! Well, outrageous for me! And since it would be kinda hard to buy another I wanted to start making my own! Again, thanks for these vids man!
Hey ThankYou for your expertise in orange peel!!! My son gave me a Brouse Blade knife with a titanium frame and scales !!!! The prob is it’s slicker than cat ---- !!!! I really need to rough it up so I don’t drop it in use!!! The orange peel is gonna help but I may have to go to your Anso technique but it’s hard to move titanium!!! Thanks again
Thanks for these vids.... really appreciate the info and can't tell you enough how much it is appreciated that you are sharing your knowledge with all of us.
Nice to see from a PRO, Still you have not hurt the market for YOUR work! May look easy for the armchair knife makers but the results come from all the hours of practice and technique you have developed. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for the video, wery awesome pattern!! Did just start pimpin knives here in sweden and these videos are really helpful. Keep up the good work Greetings from sweden
Thanks a lot dude. i had asked about this during your vid with mike after the nycks. it seems to take quite a bit longer on steel after its been heat treated.
do you always buff with the drill press? Genuine question.. is it what you have always done. and have you found any benefits over a more conventional buffer mate? just curious is all, for the reasons why.
What is the result of a combination of orange peeling and then stone washing a handle ? Have you ever tried it ? I think it would look awesome ! But i don't know because i havent seen it yet...
Hmm. I guess the difference in brush sizes would just change the speed at the edge, so maybe you get a more powerful abrasion with the small one? Eh, just trying to remember physics and possibly failing.
Much as I appreciate the tutorials im wondering if this is like some old kung fu flick where the master is going away to who knows where and has to pass on his knowledge to the next generation to prepare them for the upcoming battle with the armies of evil. I kind of miss the rambling and ranting and random visitor vids.
thanks good work please let me to tell you a good advise don´t work near maquinery with hanging cloths from you neck, this cloths can be caught by wheels or band dangerusly :-(
Thanks Gav will give it a try on some stuff and let you know how I make out. Congrats on move, knife success, n upcoming marriage.....Semper Fi n Blessings Brian
Thanks for all these videos! I really have been finding these all quite useful! If you did a rock pattern tutorial you'd be my favorite uncle ever....
I'm really digging these little tutorials man! I'm a certified TIG welder for the military and love custom firearms and knives. I'm pretty picky when it comes to my shit! One thing that's been bothering me is finding a knife I really really like. And when I do find one, it's outrageously priced! Well, outrageous for me! And since it would be kinda hard to buy another I wanted to start making my own! Again, thanks for these vids man!
I really love that you're doing these tutorials, man. Thanks!
Hey ThankYou for your expertise in orange peel!!! My son gave me a Brouse Blade knife with a titanium frame and scales !!!! The prob is it’s slicker than cat ---- !!!! I really need to rough it up so I don’t drop it in use!!! The orange peel is gonna help but I may have to go to your Anso technique but it’s hard to move titanium!!! Thanks again
Thanks for these vids.... really appreciate the info and can't tell you enough how much it is appreciated that you are sharing your knowledge with all of us.
Glad you did put it up, I'd like to learn how to mod knives and gear, then actually get into making my own knives. Thank you.
i never would have thought that was how you did that...thanks for showing that man
Nice to see from a PRO, Still you have not hurt the market for YOUR work!
May look easy for the armchair knife makers but the results come from
all the hours of practice and technique you have developed. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for the video, wery awesome pattern!! Did just start pimpin knives here in sweden and these videos are really helpful. Keep up the good work
Greetings from sweden
Very cool. Thanks man!
Thank god, I've been wondering how to do this for a long long time.
uncle tuff thank you very much brother, this has helped no end mate. take care. lee.
I knew a guy who used a wire wheel in his drill press. Let's just say he got "wrapped up" in his work.
Thanks man, keep up the good work.
Really appreciate these vids man!
Geoff, put me at the end of the list I can wait. I will wait 5 years for the tanic i want serious LOL have a great nite
Thanks a lot dude. i had asked about this during your vid with mike after the nycks. it seems to take quite a bit longer on steel after its been heat treated.
Nice. Thanks
Wow. That was easy. Thanks.
nice finish. would look great on a framelock
Thank you uncle it's so kind of you
Dude, THANK YOU FOR THIS VID!
nice, i have wondered how it was done.Thank's
great video!!!
Cool
Thanx
Yes finally! Now I must try it out :D
Next on Uncle TuffThumbz, how to mirror polish N690...
Thanks Uncy T!
Great Tutorials! Especially coming from the master! Also did you delete your old videos? Can't find the G10 scales one.....
that old vid is horrible and i had no idea what i was doing lol
Oh :(, will you do a redux? tuffthumbz
do you always buff with the drill press? Genuine question.. is it what you have always done. and have you found any benefits over a more conventional buffer mate? just curious is all, for the reasons why.
What is the result of a combination of orange peeling and then stone washing a handle ? Have you ever tried it ? I think it would look awesome ! But i don't know because i havent seen it yet...
Hmm. I guess the difference in brush sizes would just change the speed at the edge, so maybe you get a more powerful abrasion with the small one? Eh, just trying to remember physics and possibly failing.
Could this be done with the dremel wire brush attachment?
yes
Thanks for sharing the great vid. Can you get a similar orange peel pattern on aluminum?
Much as I appreciate the tutorials im wondering if this is like some old kung fu flick where the master is going away to who knows where and has to pass on his knowledge to the next generation to prepare them for the upcoming battle with the armies of evil. I kind of miss the rambling and ranting and random visitor vids.
Thank you tuffthumbz, ACID WASHING???
theres tons of videos on the acidwash. its really simple.
thanks good work
please let me to tell you a good advise don´t work near maquinery with hanging cloths from you neck, this cloths can be caught by wheels or band dangerusly :-(
Have you tried any Jewelers Rouge Polishing Compound on a leather belt on Ti ?
Ever had a scotch brite belt break at those speeds?
nope, when thee glue starts to wear on the belt i chuck it
Rock pattern cough cough
Can you do this to stainless steel
Hey man I want you to do a cold steel voyager for you to pimp love to do business with you just let me know how to get it contact
Geoff can this only be done on Ti or other metals?
i've done it on steel thumbstuds as well.
Thanks Gav will give it a try on some stuff and let you know how I make out. Congrats on move, knife success, n upcoming marriage.....Semper Fi n Blessings Brian
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What RPM are you operating at?