Making a woodcarving knife - start to finish
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- I wanted to make a woodcarving knife after seeing some beautiful carvings on Instagram. A quick google search pointed me in the direction of the Mora 106 knife by Morakniv® as one of the most reputable knifes in the craft. I decided to take this example as my inspiration for the making of my knife. I opted to give a little more flair to my knife by making a faceted handle with a brass ferrule and buttcap. The blade was made from an old hedge shear by the stock removal method and personalized by electro etching my logo into the blade.
FAQ:
How did you do the etching?:
it is called electro-etching. This is a technique where you apply a resist to a (metal) surface (in this case I used elektrical tape), then apply a current through an electrolyte (in this case salt (NaCl) dissolved in tap water). I used a 9 volt battery, and used alligator clips to connect one end (plus or minus, don't remember) to the knife metal and the other end i put in contact with the electrolyte absorbed in a cotton swab, which closed the circuit when applied to the metal surface. so it reacts with the metal and extracts the metal from the surface, dissolving it in to the elktrolyte,. This is what I think is happening. You would need to google it if you want to be sure.
Thanks for watching,
Marcel
Morakniv 106: morakniv.se/en...
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Very good
Thank you!
Nice work in this knife
Thank you!
Great knife, it would be a privilege to own such a tool.
Thanks. I'll let you know when I do a givaway. I don't know if i can give knives away actualy.. We'll see. 😀
Wow absolutely amazing!
Thank you man! 😀
Quality video and beautiful knife! I like the sorta industrial-minimalist design
Erika S thank you very much Erika.
Really beautiful knife! Great job!
Thanks Chuck!
this is by far the best knife making edit i have ever seen, please do more like this
Wow, thanks Andrew. That's really kind. 😀 I will.
Pretty cool!!
Thanks man!
What a lovely knife. Good work Marcel!
Thanks you very much Andy! I think it is probably one of the better things i've made to date.
Love the handle shape
Thanks, it's a bit on the larger side and the roundness might limit indexing. But i like the concept.
What beautiful work.
Thanks Robert!
fine job
Thank you!
The handle is lovely :)
Thanks Joseph!
Very good how beautiful it is
Thank you very much!
Nice looking knife.
Thanks Paul!
My favourite knife ever but there should be a wooden sheath just like its wooden handle. Great job. You gotta a subscriber.
Thank you, that is a very good idea, so i might just do that at some point.
Love it!
wesaydisco thank you so much!
Excellent job
Thanks
Произведение искусства, точно лайк
не знаю как по поводу произведения искусства, но за мини версию гриндера -определенно,а по поводу произведения искусства смотри и удивляйся) czcams.com/video/kzvFn6xCgyU/video.html
Marcel witaj ja bym Ch ciał dluto do Rzeźbienia ale mnie nie stać ale podziwiam piękne.. Mistrzostwo. Pozdrawiam in Christo bracie
Благодаря
excellent Work!
Greetings from Germany.
Thank you very much Günther!
Really nice work. Just enough of the build process to know what's going on but not lingering to long on unecessary footage. Also a beautiful end product
Thanks for your input Jay. And thanks for the sub!
Anytime, and you're most certainly welcome. Can't wait to see more
Thanks! Uploading a video as we speak. It will be live any moment now.
Beautiful and amazing job :0
Thanks Natan!
Nice work Marcel. Cool build and video!!
Thank you Red. Wouldn't have been the same without your help.
Super nice!
Thanks Alex!
A copper cap with a slot would look good.
Yeah, I only thought of that after the fact .
Nice work mate great looking blade 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks man. And thanks for the help doing the heat treatment.
Quick and effective, nice build!
very nice work
Thank you very much.
Very nice keep it on.
Thanks Khalid!
Love 😗
Great work looks amazing love the logo 👍👍👍
Ether 84 Thank you man! Glad you're still here 😁
Marcel Teugels yep and staying lol great work . you have some epic tools 😃😊👍👍
Gorgeous knife, awesome camera work, laid back style - what more could anyone ask for? This is another channel that’s going to be huge that I’m lucky enough to find early so I can watch the journey. Thanks for sharing!
Wow man, thanks for the amazing comment. That motivates me greatly. Haven't had the most free time lately but look forward to the moment when I can share some more stuff with you. So hang it there. Appreciate it.
Muito bom!
abraço de Portugal!
so nois mermu pra falar portugues
Sana oll
Nice job. Loved it. Thank you for reminding me of my grandfather. When he was busy at something delicate his mouth would be open and his tongue slightly out
Hahaha, thank you, it is hard to controle that sadly. Not the best for filming though, all these funny faces.
Goed bezig maat!! Gewoon perfect!
Doe zo voort. Groeten, Robbe.
Ah merci Robbe. Dat doet me plezier!
Congratulations, face it, beautiful knife plus an inscribed
Thank you very much. 😀
Marcel. I enjoyed the video tremendously. I'm shocked that you don't have more subscribers, but glad I found you early enough to watch you grow. I'd be honored to hit the red button for you bro, good luck with everything.
Thank you so much. That means a lot. Glad you liked it and I hope to be able to provide quality content and build like this one in the future.
savvas stavrou He only has 4K ?!?!
what forge is this ? very nice
So funny: I use exactly the same 'tupperware' box for my wetstones :-)
Daar lijkt ie haast voor gemaakt te zijn! Haha
Also, great knife :)
Excellent work. You inspire me 🙂.
Thank you so much. That's really kind!
Cool
Thanks
Nice
Thanks
@@MarcelTeugels you welcome
Great work Marcel, That turned out really well.
I like how simple and effective your etching system is!
Thank you very much. It surprisingly easy indeed. Getting a consistent Black color this way was more difficult. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful knife, beautiful video. Well done sir.
Thanks Andy! Are you going on a binge watch? 😁
@@MarcelTeugels Yep, full on stalker mode. After I retire, I'm going to move to Belgium and be your apprentice...
@@AndyBirkeyMaker haha oké, hopefully i have mastered some thing by then. You 're gonna work for 30 more years right? 😁
@@MarcelTeugels nah, I'll probably be there around next year....
@@AndyBirkeyMaker Haha oké, then we'll have to figure things out together.
How do you get your bevels so perfect?
I don't know. Make good scribe lines and work to them. Finish with a file. Thanks for watching.
Really nice looking knife and a good watch!
Luke Makes thanks Luke!
عمل رائع احسنت
شكرا لكم
Хорошая Работа!!!!!!!
Me a blacksmith seeing a stock removal knife
Boi
Hermoso cuchillo
A fine blade!
Thank you very much.
Welcome, I make slingshots and walking sticks amongst other things on my channel.
Cool man, i'll check it out.
thanks man
Love it, you should do a givaway to your subscribers....
Thanks. Maybe i will. Like a knife givaway of just anything?
Wait what... can you explain what on earth is going on there when you did the logo with that battery and solution?
the result is awesome i really want to try it out
Hey! You should definitely try it out! It is very easy, cheap and gives great results. The sollution is just kitchen salt desolved in water. Sending the current from the battery through it makes the metal corrode away rapidly there where the bare metal and the sollution touch. THe hardest part is getting a clean and crisp "mask" (that what protects the metal you don't want to be etched), I used electrical tape for this.
Good luck!
Marcel
@@MarcelTeugels This is genius! i am going to try it tomorrow!
Thank you for answering so quickly
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@@beepIL No Problem! Let me know how it went!
You gonna grow fast with Videos of that quality👍👍👍👍
Thanks man, still takes a long time to edit so might go slowly. But glad you like it.
Lose the gloves when using a belt/disc sander. They can get caught on the rough sandpaper and pull your hands or fingers into the machine. Same goes for grinders. Better to be scuffed while barehanded than have a catastrophic injury.
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Totaly agree !!!!!!!!
love you bro
Too bro
Superb finished knife. I was a little concerned when you were fitting the handle to the blade early in the process, that you held the blade against your fingers edge first, without taping the blade, The blade must not have been too sharp then, but otherwise you have good skills in working metals, which I don`t have, although after watching Forged in Fire I have learnt a lot, but you have taught me more!!! Regards from John in England.
Thank you John. It edge probably wasn't sharpend all the way at that point, luckily. 😀 Thanks for the kind words. I was my first time really working with metal. The blade you see here is the second one, after broke the first try in two during a bad set of heat treatments. So all you need to do is try and try again. Thanks
Marcel
You are right Marcel if I don`t get the result I want when I carve, I don`t worry about it I just get on and try again, its better for your piece of mind not to get upset if you make a mistake, keep trying, thanks for the reply so quickly.
@@johngoodall7097 No problem man. Thanks for the comments!
I like making logo
Thank you!
I like your style 👍🍻🙂
I alredy subscribe to your channel 😊
Thanks man. Appreciated!
Gorgeous knife ,loved it.subbed.
Thanks man! Hope you're not lying.
That is really a nice video! And the process was very clear and nicely shown... great music and dynamic to the video man! Came to stay!
Kjellski thanks for checking it out Kjell! ✌️
Where did you get that little oven?
Fleamarket. It's a jewelers enameling oven.
an exquisite finished product to be sure, but is that handle REALLY comfortable for long term use?
Thanks. Haven't used it intensively enough to tell you that, but I imagine some corners might need to be rounded a bit.
Is that handle bulky it seems really big for a carving knife
I'm fairly sure it is a bit thicken than the mora 106 handle, the length is the same. The thickness is because i wanted to use the brass nuts. Thanks for watching.
@@MarcelTeugels 0
Қалай жасайсыз
Good job 👍
how is the knife going to hold an edge if you can file it?
File is harder than the knife.
What oven is that I like it
It's a jewelers enamelling oven. Bought it on the flea market for 10 euro.
@@MarcelTeugels nice hunted
Volgens mij een belg op youtube nice knife man hope to see more
Ja klopt. Jij ook Belg? Merci
@@MarcelTeugels je komt ze weinig tegen belgen op youtube leuk filmke maak er maar meer
@@alexvangasse3447 er zijn er een paar dat ik weet. En ja, ben ik mee bezig.
Hi do you sell your knives? If so how can I get one like this one? Thanks
Hi, i do not sell knives. This is the first and only knife i made to date. This knife is based on the Morakniv 106 which you can find here: morakniv.se/en/product/woodcarving-106/
Marcel Teugels ok thanks for your reply
@@stevemattox6694 No problem!
@@MarcelTeugels where did you get the photo you used for the blade that you cut out?
@@jeffroberts4788 morakniv catalog
Burning the logo was informative
Nice knife. Pity about the insult to helpers at the end though.
Thanks. What insults though?
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It's a beautiful and nice Knife. Respect!
But... The Morakniv (I own a Model 120) are so fair prized that I see no reason to make my own.
Most notably that the Morakniv 120 has a blade of 3 layered laminate carbon steel that keeps sharpness long and is easy to re-sharp on a fine bank stone. The steele of the hedgeclipper is for sure not bad (nice idea!!) to make a carving knife, but compared to the steel of the Mora I guess there is a huge difference...
I agree completely. I think i also mention that in the desceiption of the video. The morakniv knives seem very high quality and are very affordable, even cheap to be honest, for what you get. Therefore they are so popular. I made this knife just because i wanted to make a knife, for the fun and the practice of the making proces, and maybe be able to do some carving with it. So i copied the most popular and most effective bladeshape out there. Which happened to be the morakniv (106). I also linked to their website in the description for people who would be interested in buying one of them. Thanks for watching and the comment.
Because u can!
What kind of kiln is that my friend?
It's a jewelers enameling oven
That was easy
Hahah :D Is that a good thing?
Marcel Teugels Of course not
Hah, why not?
Nice job; thanks. J.
Thois
How much did it take to make this knife
Time wise? It's hard to say because i worked on it off and on and I did most things for the first time. Now i think i could make one in a day. Minus the time spend on heat treatment .
Hermoso!!!!
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Please make a for me i live in Brazil
Maybe one day i'll do a givaway. But a knife might be illegal to give away. Not sure. But i'm glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
@@MarcelTeugels Got it. But it is not illegal, because people sell on the internet
@@MarcelTeugels I really like knives but I can not have one. So I asked you, but if you do not want to give me a knife, that's okay.
@@user-uo3ck1or9t there might be a difference between the law on selling and giving but i would have to look in to that.
@@MarcelTeugels ok :/
What does the heat treatment do?
You need it to make the steel hard enough to hold and edge and flexible/tough enough not to break under stress. If you don't do a heat treatment the metal blade will either be too soft and go blunt very quick or too hard and shatter under stress. Hope this helps. Their are some great video's on CZcams explaning this proces. Thanks for watching
5:00 so satisfying...🤤
At his was beautiful job well done. Why don't u have more subs!!??
James C thank you so much James. I'm just starting out making videos and don't upload that regularly yet. Happy if people wanna tag along.
Can you please use the knives when you finish making em?
Hopefully you will be able to see the knife in action in a future video.
Linda presiosa
It looks like , there was no good Heat Treading, after Hardening the Blade, you do File Works for Grinding? So this shows, the Blade is not really Hard.
After quenching it is as hard as a file since in skates over the surface when tested, which is shown in the video. After tempering it is still hard, but not as hard as file, that's why i could file it. Although it is hard on my files and they will dull quicker.
How did you do your etching?
Hi, I answered this question once before. I will copy and paste the answer I gave them here and post it in het description of the video. Thanks for watching and pointing out something was not clear in the video!
The etching process in my understanding:
it is called electro-etching. This is a technique where you apply a resist to a (metal) surface (in this case I used elektrical tape), then apply a current through an electrolyte (in this case salt (NaCl) dissolved in tap water). I used a 9 volt battery, and used alligator clips to connect one end (plus or minus, don't remember) to the knife metal and the other end i put in contact with the electrolyte absorbed in a cotton swab, which closed the circuit when applied to the metal surface. so it reacts with the metal and extracts the metal from the surface, dissolving it in to the elktrolyte,. This is what I think is happening. You would need to google it if you want to be sure.
Have a nice day.
Marcel
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Guys that's not edit
you are fuckin awesome, subscribed!
Wow, thanks! :D hopefully i can get back to making videos soon!
10:46 very nice what liquid is that?
Just regular salt water.
Why do you need the heat treatment? I always see this and I'm always confused.
You need it to make the steel hard enough to hold and edge and flexible/tough enough not to break under stress. If you don't do it the metal blade will be either too soft and go blunt very quick or too hard and shatter under stress. Hope this helps. Their probably are some great video's on CZcams explaning this much better. Thanks for watching! 💪
@@MarcelTeugels ty
There is a video featuring Alec steel that demonstrates the difference and it helps a lot not sure what the video is called though
The heat treatment gives the steel some flex, while also having it be hard
@@MarcelTeugels Hi, why do not you normalized this scissor steel before grinding? If I get it wright steel should be softener than before.
Bellissimo bravo.
Grazie!
What is the name of the music in the beggining of the video
It was custom made by a friend of mine, but I see he has deleted his soundcloud.
Een prachtig mes... vraagje waar heb je het patroon vandaan voor het mes?
A beautifull knife... Where did you get the pattern for the knife?
Dankjewel. Het patroon komt uit de morakniv catalogus te vinden op het internet.
Super bedankt!!
how can i print the paper to do mine too?
Google search for the morakniv catalog
wat voor vloeistof gebruik je voor je logo op het blad te zetten?
kraanwater en keukenzout!
@@MarcelTeugels amai, zo simpel. Lukt het beter als je bv natriumhydroxide gebruikt? dat geleid beter.
@@nemeik Ja, echt super simpel. Ik heb niets anders geprobeerd. Duurde ook niet lang dus voelde niet de nood iets anders te zoeken.
@@MarcelTeugels Oke, bedankt!
Mooi gemaakt! Doet het mes het ook goed?
Dank je. Beetje scherpe randjes hier en daar, maar doet het prima voor de rest.
What is the process for the logo? Nice job!
Hi, it is called electro-etching. This is a technique where you apply a resist to a (metal) surface (in this case I used elektrical tape), then apply a current through an electrolyte (in this case salt (NaCl) dissolved in tap water). I used a 9 volt battery, and used alligator clips to connect one end (plus or minus, don't remember) to the knife metal and the other end i put in contact with the electrolyte absorbed in a cotton swab, which closed the circuit when applied to the metal surface. so it reacts with the metal and extracts the metal from the surface, dissolving it in to the elktrolyte,. This is what I think is happening. You would need to google it if you want to be sure. Thanks for watching!