I LOVE that you have demonstrated how to make this with the most basic of tools! Anyone can do this with power tools but when tools are limited, it's a new challenge! So happy that I stumbled across your video, thank you from the USA!
Like a lot of these videos I’m a bit late, but I rewatched this video this evening, and realised I had a couple of cheap spanners in the garage after all, so I went in there (my hideaway!) and modified the 13mm ring. Not entirely successful, but I usually have to ‘have a go’ once so that I can more fully understand the instructions! It’s working, it needs fine tuning but it’s working. If it goes well I might manage with the 13mm, but I have a 14mm in case I need to reset the project. Thanks Felix, you’re a gem! Les in UK 🇬🇧
Thanks again for one more inspiring idea on video. Being a steel guy, I like to suggest some ideas to improve the tool. You could also start with a straight double ring wrench acc. to DIN 837 B / ISO 3318. Then one wrench might be good for two carving tools of different size. Also, you can bend the ring to the desired angel after heating the bending spot until it's glowing bright red. Heating the ring to the same glowing color for 10 minutes in charcoal fire in your grille and letting it cool down slowly will soften the steel and make the file work easier. When your done with coarse sharpening, just heat it up again to red glow and quench it in cold water to harden the steel. With some luck you reach 55 HRC with allows higher sharpness and better edge retention. Don't do the heat treatment with a soldering torch or other blue flame to avoid decarbonization of the outer steel layers.
Dear Brother Felix, I used to collect antique rifles. I have made gun parts from hard steel. By hand. Diamond files were a godsend! Patience. Slow but sure patience. I can see myself in making this tool. I have made many a spoon from wood, starting at age 12. I am now 68. Another genius course. I need to start buying your books! Only the best from the best, Mr. Felix Immler, the Swiss Genius!
@@FelixImmler Mr. Immler, there is none on the internet as innovative and happy with their teaching their innovation as you. The perfect match is a Felix Immler with a Swiss Army Knife given problem to solve. Then teaching us how you did it. There is no better ambassador for Victorinox and for all of Switzerland than you! Bravo!
You make the most amazing tools out of virtually nothing! I made a comment about what one item I would bring with me if I was ever on one of those silly "reality" shows like "Naked and Afraid." I said I would bring my SAK… well, I have changed my mind…. I would bring YOU!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have 3 old wrenches I'll be transforming into these spoon and bowl carving tools...3/4-12mm-22mm should give a good start on learning how to make one! Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge with us! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🇨🇦
Servus Felix, vielen Dank fürs zeigen. Morgen gehe ich mit den Kindern zu unserer Waldhütte. Da werden wir uns mal versuchen ob wir das auch so gut wie Du hin bekommen. Gruß Sven
Hallo Felix, danke für diese tolle Anleitung. Ist ein super Werkzeug und es aus einem Schraubenschlüssel zu machen, ist genial! Die besten Grüße ... Oliver
This is such a cool idea 💡 and like the project I have a lot of old wrenches 🔧 and many duplicates 😊and Sunday is my bushcraft day too make cool things so it’s now on my bucket list of projects to do thanks to you and your amazing ideas 👍keep rocking the videos 👊
This is great info for a retired mechanic with several worn out wrenches and lots of time on his hands. I seem to spend most of my free time making wood working tools so maybe I was a better former mechanic a
Lieber Felix, ich bin immer wieder begeistert von deinen Einfällen! Super Idee und perfekt umgesetzt! 👍👍👍 Vielen Dank für's Zeigen und ganz liebe Grüße aus Oberösterreich!
I have seen these plenty of times before on channels that just show the tool being made. BUT what I really liked was that you explained the things to pay attention to and Best practices to get the best results. Great job as usual. And if you are doing things with hand tools, you better have lots of patience, things dont happen fast with hand tools, but you get to learn the process much more in detail.
This is a great idea. It makes being able to fit the size of carving tool to the size you need. A small one would make small projects easier to do and larger ones would work for large projects.👏👍🧐
It is funny that I came across this video as I was scrolling through your channel as I had this same idea about two years ago and did this to three different sizes of wrenches that I picked up at a flea market for a little bit of nothing. I used a die grinder and rotary files to do the bulk of the mterial removal, then hand files, wet/dry sandpaper and round honing stones. I put an adge on both sides of mine to make them more versatile
I modified the screwdriver/bottle opener to a chisel on my Hercules Victorinox and it works great! Now I will attack this project. Thanks a lot again for a great video! My quality of life in the woods is better thanks to you! 👍
Gud'n Felix! Wenn ich sooo schnell feilen und schleifen könnte, ich würde die Dinger in Serie produzieren! Schöne Anleitung, vielen Dank dafür. Notiz an mich, Kauf endlich neue Feilen!
Greetings Felix. I've been a follower of your videos for many years. Well done. Always interesting. Have you ever thought about making a very small spoon carving tool from a 6- or 8-mm wrench? One that fits in the side or back elastic pocket of a bushcraft sheath. I think it would be a popular and useful video. Thanks again for your great videos.
We like your videos very much. This one gives an idea for gifts for friends and something to do with all those metric wrenches I bought on my trip to Europe.
Patience: The most valuable, yet most misplaced tool anyone can own! This was great Felix, thank you for filling in the blanks for us.
Hello Sean. Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!
There is an old saying while pointing at a set of files: "Amish machine shop."
I LOVE that you have demonstrated how to make this with the most basic of tools! Anyone can do this with power tools but when tools are limited, it's a new challenge! So happy that I stumbled across your video, thank you from the USA!
Files - check, Sandpaper - check, Leather strop - check, Patience - I'll just go buy one.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahaha
I was waiting for him to say swiss army knife and wondering how that was going to work.
hahaha i see it happening before my eyes
LOL! Looks like it will be a workout. I'm in. Monday or Tuesday I'll be off to the segunda (2nd hand shop) to buy a wrench.
Like a lot of these videos I’m a bit late, but I rewatched this video this evening, and realised I had a couple of cheap spanners in the garage after all, so I went in there (my hideaway!) and modified the 13mm ring. Not entirely successful, but I usually have to ‘have a go’ once so that I can more fully understand the instructions! It’s working, it needs fine tuning but it’s working. If it goes well I might manage with the 13mm, but I have a 14mm in case I need to reset the project. Thanks Felix, you’re a gem! Les in UK 🇬🇧
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment!
Fantastic video,, I'm straight away, going to my shed, to find an old ring spanner, ha ha..
Thank you so much..
Good luck John!!
Wonderful project people like you keep dummies like me wood working agin thank you for your time and help
Again, you found me how to spend a zen saturday morning
Haaa ha haa super! 🤣🤣
Thanks again for one more inspiring idea on video. Being a steel guy, I like to suggest some ideas to improve the tool. You could also start with a straight double ring wrench acc. to DIN 837 B / ISO 3318. Then one wrench might be good for two carving tools of different size. Also, you can bend the ring to the desired angel after heating the bending spot until it's glowing bright red. Heating the ring to the same glowing color for 10 minutes in charcoal fire in your grille and letting it cool down slowly will soften the steel and make the file work easier. When your done with coarse sharpening, just heat it up again to red glow and quench it in cold water to harden the steel. With some luck you reach 55 HRC with allows higher sharpness and better edge retention. Don't do the heat treatment with a soldering torch or other blue flame to avoid decarbonization of the outer steel layers.
Hello Frank. Thank you very much for your valuable tips!!!
Finally a use for cheap Chinese wrenchs
yes... why not...
Dear Brother Felix, I used to collect antique rifles. I have made gun parts from hard steel. By hand. Diamond files were a godsend! Patience. Slow but sure patience. I can see myself in making this tool. I have made many a spoon from wood, starting at age 12. I am now 68. Another genius course. I need to start buying your books! Only the best from the best, Mr. Felix Immler, the Swiss Genius!
Wowwww, thank you so much for your support and your confidence!
@@FelixImmler Mr. Immler, there is none on the internet as innovative and happy with their teaching their innovation as you. The perfect match is a Felix Immler with a Swiss Army Knife given problem to solve. Then teaching us how you did it. There is no better ambassador for Victorinox and for all of Switzerland than you! Bravo!
The drawings help to explain. Definitly better than people just talking and throwing words around!
Thank you very much!
Du bist ein Meister mit jedem Werkzeug lieber Felix! Tolle Idee, seid Du angefangen hast den Schraubendreher zu schleifen ;) LG Sepp
Danke mein lieber Freund! Ich muss unbedingt wiedermal auf Deinen Kanal!
@@FelixImmler Sehr gerne lieber Felix, ein gemeinsamer Freund war schon da, sogar live mit Video ;)
Congratulations !!!!!!! Thanks.
Thank you too!
Thanks, Mr. Felix!
You are welcom!
Thank you! Was actually looking at purchasing a spoon knife, but now I'm heading to my crate of old tools.
Hello Tommy. Yes.... go for it!
Thank you,Felix.👊🏼
Thanks for watching!
Praise the Lord Felix! I saw a _really excellent_ video on how to do _just this_ but it relied largely on power tools. Read _entirely_ on power tools.
Thank you,Felix!
Thanks for watching!
Wow, that _screeching_ !
You make the most amazing tools out of virtually nothing!
I made a comment about what one item I would bring with me if I was ever on one of those silly "reality" shows like "Naked and Afraid." I said I would bring my SAK… well, I have changed my mind…. I would bring YOU!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haa ha haa thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!
@@FelixImmler you are very welcome!
Thanks for the tips I will be making some of those for sure 👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟👍👍
Hello Paul. Have fun!
Thank for this tips and tricks. I liike your approach and that you make so simple and inexensive crafts. 👏💯
hello dennis . Thank you so much!!
Genau so ist es! Danke lieber Felix . Das Video zeigt mehr, als die Herstellung eines Schnitz Werkzeugs. We are abel!
Vielen Dank Peter!
Your energy is wonderful!! Thanks for the great video, I look forward to watching more 😁
Hello from Detroit Michigan USA brother great video
Thank you so much my friend!!
@@FelixImmler you are very welcome 👋👋
I love your mind oh mygoodness brilliant such detail
Thank you so much!!
My next project. Thanks!
Hope you enjoy it!
Very cool and informative..Thanks for a well done video. Going to make a couple. Greetings from minnesota USA.
Awesome! Thank you Richard!
GUTEN MORGEN HERR IMMLER!!!!
Hallo!! 🤣🤣
Brilliant as always, Thanks Felix!
Das magische Wort, Geduld :D
Haaa ha haa, wenn man das nur Kaufen könnte. Wäre auch gut für die Kindererziehung! 😂😂
Fantastic. I'm going to have a go... Just got to go raid my dad's toolbox now 🤣
Have fun!
Next week: How to remake a wrench from a carving knife if needed. :D
😂😂
I cut a 6mm hex hole into an axehead and just use it as a bit driver...
Awesome Felix! Thank you!
Thanks for your positive feedback!
Nice work Felix!!!!
Thanks a lot Sue!
What a cool idea!
Thabk you very much!
Klasse Idee! Gefällt mir gut!
Vielen Dank!!
Thanks Felix
Thanks a lot for your comment!
I have 3 old wrenches I'll be transforming into these spoon and bowl carving tools...3/4-12mm-22mm should give a good start on learning how to make one! Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge with us! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🇨🇦
Good luck my friend!!
Well done Felix! Thank you!!
Your tutorials are wonderful
I’ll be looking at making one of these thank you
Yes, this is a cool tool!
I'm going to try to make one!😀 time and patience.
Good luck!
Excellent work Felix.
Thank you so much!!
Servus Felix, vielen Dank fürs zeigen. Morgen gehe ich mit den Kindern zu unserer Waldhütte. Da werden wir uns mal versuchen ob wir das auch so gut wie Du hin bekommen. Gruß Sven
Viel Erfolg Sven!
You're a genius!
Thank you!
Thank you Felix, very good video
Thanks a lot Aaron!
You have inspired me sir. Just bought a wrench and rat tail file…
Danke. I appreciate it man.
Thanks a lot Craig!
I may very well make this. Thanks!
Thank you!
Another video where all I can do is step back and say WOW! Thanks again for sharing your skills and knowledge.
My pleasure! Thank you so much!
Nice idea!
Thank you so much!
Hallo Felix, danke für diese tolle Anleitung. Ist ein super Werkzeug und es aus einem Schraubenschlüssel zu machen, ist genial!
Die besten Grüße ... Oliver
Danke Oliver!
This is such a cool idea 💡 and like the project I have a lot of old wrenches 🔧 and many duplicates 😊and Sunday is my bushcraft day too make cool things so it’s now on my bucket list of projects to do thanks to you and your amazing ideas 👍keep rocking the videos 👊
Like 953 direto do Brasil!! Show! Excelente ideia. Irei reproduzir. Parabéns!!!
Gracias!
This is great info for a retired mechanic with several worn out wrenches and lots of time on his hands. I seem to spend most of my free time making wood working tools so maybe I was a better former mechanic a
Yes go for it! This is a real fun project!
Lieber Felix, ich bin immer wieder begeistert von deinen Einfällen! Super Idee und perfekt umgesetzt! 👍👍👍
Vielen Dank für's Zeigen und ganz liebe Grüße aus Oberösterreich!
Danke Danke Danke!
Definitely going to make a couple of these.
Well done.
Thanks a lot Lewis!
I have seen these plenty of times before on channels that just show the tool being made. BUT what I really liked was that you explained the things to pay attention to and Best practices to get the best results. Great job as usual. And if you are doing things with hand tools, you better have lots of patience, things dont happen fast with hand tools, but you get to learn the process much more in detail.
i 100% agree. Thanks a lot for your words!
This is a great idea. It makes being able to fit the size of carving tool to the size you need. A small one would make small projects easier to do and larger ones would work for large projects.👏👍🧐
That's a great idea!
THIS IS A TOTALLY AWESOME IDEA!! THANK YOU!! :)
It is funny that I came across this video as I was scrolling through your channel as I had this same idea about two years ago and did this to three different sizes of wrenches that I picked up at a flea market for a little bit of nothing. I used a die grinder and rotary files to do the bulk of the mterial removal, then hand files, wet/dry sandpaper and round honing stones. I put an adge on both sides of mine to make them more versatile
so much work for this little toll you don't really need for a survival bag (to heavy). but you are great ! BR
Thanks for watching!
👏👏👏👏🔝Fantastico,è un piacere vederti all'opera 😉
Mille Grazie!
@@FelixImmler Ma figurati, GRAZIE a tè 😉 ciao.
Felix would be the best neighbor anyone could have.
Haa ha haa, i will ask him 😂 😂
Thanks felix
Great video
Thank you so much!
Excellent!
Many thanks!
I modified the screwdriver/bottle opener to a chisel on my Hercules Victorinox and it works great! Now I will attack this project. Thanks a lot again for a great video! My quality of life in the woods is better thanks to you! 👍
Gud'n Felix! Wenn ich sooo schnell feilen und schleifen könnte, ich würde die Dinger in Serie produzieren! Schöne Anleitung, vielen Dank dafür. Notiz an mich, Kauf endlich neue Feilen!
What s great project!
Thank you so much!
I’m impressed as hell dude!
Thanks a lot Nick!
Amazing Felix!!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks a lot Marcelo!
@@FelixImmler you welcome!!!
Great video, thank you for my next project felix
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
@@FelixImmler I faithfully wait every week for your new videos lol. I have for quite sometime now!!
Good idea
Thanks a lot Steve!!
Dremmel has a flexable drive my dad was a Harvard dentist he had air drill that was great too . can not wait untill Friday for another video !!!
Thank you very much!!
Deine Videos sind der Hammer :)
Vielen Dank Christian!
Danke Felix, wunderbar !
Danke Peter!
Moin! Schönes Teil - werde ich nachbauen! Gruß Sven
Danke Sven..viel Spass!
“I want to explain you...”.
I love it! Great videos Felix 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks! 😃
Felix, great video, now I don't have to buy one!!! Thank you...
Glad to help!
Outstanding 👍
You are the best teacher!
Wow, thank you!
Again, nice dude...
Appreciate that- Thanks!
Greetings Felix. I've been a follower of your videos for many years. Well done. Always interesting.
Have you ever thought about making a very small spoon carving tool from a 6- or 8-mm wrench? One that fits in the side or back elastic pocket of a bushcraft sheath. I think it would be a popular and useful video. Thanks again for your great videos.
I've been looking for a big spoon knife and forgot about this brilliant idea! Im going to make one 👍
Super!! Good luck!
Felix I hope you know how much you are loved and appreciated all over the world thank you for teaching me new skills .Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪
Wow, thank you Mark!!
@@FelixImmler your welcome
awesome...thank you -- from a German in the US
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Perfect project video. I have all the parts but never saw the potential. Than you for the information. Be Well and Good Journey Richie
Hello Richie. Thanks for watching!
When you see a new video from Felix... you CLICK IT! 😎
Haaa ha haa that's a lot!!
Damn! Where is my 17mm wrench? Oh, I used it to make a carving knife! Great video, Felix!
😂😂😂
We love u bro 😊💪🏻
Thanks a lot!
Nice will try this
Yes, go for it!
Great tutorial 👍 I guess if you wanted you could make different size ones from larger or smaller wrenches 😉
We like your videos very much. This one gives an idea for gifts for friends and something to do with all those metric wrenches I bought on my trip to Europe.
Super idea!!!
Great idea 👌🏻
Thanks a lot
cool very good idea
Hello Darren. Thanks 👍
Another Great How To Video, Felix, Can't Wait For Your Next Post ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks Terry! 👍
cool project Felix
Thank you Steve!
Great video. Thank you for sharing this video.
God bless you and your family.
Thank you! You too!