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Why buy something cheaply if you can spend hours and hours making it yourself? I make things. Where possible, I try to upcycle old material and stuff that other people have thrown away.
Whether you seek inspiration or simply like watching other people work - I hope you enjoy my videos.
Whether you seek inspiration or simply like watching other people work - I hope you enjoy my videos.
I made this carving knife
Some say that carving wood is a really satisfying activity. There's only one way to find out. First, I had to make an appropriate tool, though. It was a fun project!
I hope you enjoy the video!
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How to sharpen a knife with a can of beans
Просмотров 20 тыс.Год назад
Dull tools are a pain. This applies especially to kitchen knives. There's nothing more annoying than preparing food with an implement that squashes the ingredients rather than cutting them. You can probably imagine that I have quite a few sharpening implements around my house. Still, I am always keen to try new methods of achieving a razor edge on my cooking knives. I have lately been bombarded...
I made this Kiritsuke
Просмотров 24 тыс.Год назад
Although I am in no way an expert, I really like Japanese stuff. They somehow manage to reduce things to the essentials while keeping them super functional. This is especially true for their cooking knifes. I already have a cooking knife, but hey ... knife making is fun! For this Kiritsuke I simply used a piece of 1095 steel. I know that traditional Japanese knives are made from laminates of ha...
I made this magnetic saw guide
Просмотров 23 тыс.Год назад
I have never owned a table saw and I do almost all my sawing with my trusty Ryoba. You get quite good at making straight cuts after a while but sometimes it just has to be perfect. I have tried many types of saw guides and this one seems to be the most practical solution for me - simple, easy to use, fun to make and beautiful. It's fun playing with magnets, too! Please subscribe if you enjoy my...
I made this super simple and effective honing guide
Просмотров 620 тыс.Год назад
I have mostly been annoyed with the honing guides I have had so far so I wanted to try something that is simple, effective and works for chisels and plane irons of different shapes and sizes. I think I have come up with a passable solution. The design for this sharpening jig is loosely inspired by the honing guides made by @richardkelltoolmaker but not nearly as sophisticated. This DIY-jig is c...
You need a bench hook
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
This is one of the jigs that I use most when planing small parts. It is a very simple mix between a bench hook and a shooting board and it makes getting accurate right angles super easy. If you have a plane you have to have one of these! I made it with very few tools to show that you don't need much to make an accurate jig. I truly believe that this is the single most useful jig for hand planin...
Hand crank drill press makeover
Просмотров 17 тыс.Год назад
Ever since I saw @StavrosGakos use one of these machines I knew I had to have one. Luckily, it wasn't long until I found a cheap one on a local classifieds site. I wanted to make a restoration video but in the process I realised that this thing was in amazing shape. Some rust removal and new springs for the chuck and it was good to go. Given the age of the machine, I think this is quite remarka...
How to get stickers to high places
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
This is a special video where I make a present for a special person. The sticker stick was originally conceived by Max Volume of Kollage Kollectiv. They have loads of other great ideas as well! Check out their stuff here: kollagekollectiv.com/ kollagekollectiv Check out the Tsootsies if you are wondering what the stickers are about: dietsootsies If you like my videos...
I made this spokeshave
Просмотров 809 тыс.Год назад
I really like the idea of turning simple steel profiles from the hardware store into beautiful and useful things. It remains to be seen how useful a spokeshave is in everyday life but I do think it looks quite good. It shaves spokes really well, too. You may notice that there are a few little screws in the initial shot of the video that I didn't end up using. That's because I came up with a sim...
I made this tiny infill plane
Просмотров 132 тыс.2 года назад
I find the idea of hammering steel parts together and then sanding them flush to get something that looks like a single piece really fascinating. It was therefore obvious that I had to make one of these dovetailed infill planes eventually. I can't say that I really needed another plane and it was also my first steel dovetail project. So I kept this one rather small. I didn't get the dovetails p...
I made this Kiridashi
Просмотров 380 тыс.2 года назад
I recently came across a broken file and of course I could not let this opportunity pass. It was almost a Kiridashi already - I just had to remove a bit of material. The beauty of these knifes comes from their simplicity. So I will only say one thing: this video is dedicated to my ball peen hammer! Please subscribe if you like my stuff! If you would like to support my channel, check out my patr...
I made this Japanese cutting board - two ways of making sliding dovetails
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
I made this Japanese cutting board - two ways of making sliding dovetails
Perfect Handle Screwdriver Restoration
Просмотров 18 тыс.3 года назад
Perfect Handle Screwdriver Restoration
I made these record shelves from sheet metal
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.3 года назад
I made these record shelves from sheet metal
Antique Fabric Scissors Restoration
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 года назад
Antique Fabric Scissors Restoration
I made this awl from an old screwdriver
Просмотров 77 тыс.3 года назад
I made this awl from an old screwdriver
Hello, nice little carving knife you made. Thanks for taking the time to show how you made it.
Nice to see this being done by hand. It takes me back to having to do all the hand filing and cutting work, despite all the machines designed to make do exactly that, sitting right there teasing us all with their power off ;)
Haha, I remember those days as well! I still like doing stuff by hand more, though!
That's a good idea, but poor sharpening job. I can tell by the sound of the paper.
Well, it certainly worked well on the plane 🤷🏻♂️
Работа хорошая, но ненужная. Я за свою жизнь изготовил много ножей, но никогда даже не пытался делать складник, даже такой простой. Это тот случай, когда лучше купить фабричный. Если , конечно речь не идет о том, чтобы потешить самолюбие.
Excellent!
Thanks!
Just got yourself a new subscriber
Great!
Well done very nice little diy carver NGL I'm jealous
Thanks!
What does the angle of the sole end up at?
I don‘t remember exactly but I think it was pretty close to the intended angle. Certainly close enough for practical purposes.
@@imadethischannel Thank you for the reply.
This is an ingenious piece of geometry as well as woodworking. I am still trying to wrap my head around some of the math. I'd like to ask whether the fence is "tilted" to make the 10-degree bevel? I'm guessing the fence causes the plane to tilt so that the left edge of the blade begins the cut and as it goes deeper the right edge of the blade finishes the cut to the edge of the board. I think this is correct but the woodwork is so good it's hard to tell even when I stop the video to look.
Hey, I’m glad you like my plane! I constructed the angle of the sole according to the desired bevel angle as seen in the video with the paper wedge. I am sure there is a mathematical way to do it but I found this more intuitive. Everything else then followed from the angle of the sole and the fact that the iron is rectangular. You have to make sure to hold the plane upright when starting a cut. I planes the fence flush with the face to make sure it has the correct angle. Does that answer the question?
By the way, I did not come up with this concept. There is a German company named Ulmia that sells a similar plane.
I’ve used similar, but like how you measured and labeled the various degrees
Thanks!
Next time burn the tang into the handle - you will get a better fit...
Yes, true. I sometimes do that as well.
i can do all the same with a cheapest kitchen knife
Sharpening a stick and burning a sausage?
Good job. I also make and restore Japanese knives, so I know what I am talking about. That one turned out a real beauty! You might want to try an aji kiri...
Thanks! I‘ll check that out!
Отлично мастер 🎉
Thanks!
Great project. Like the drill 👍🏼👌🏼
Thanks! Yes, the drill ist great!
Просто и надежно. Удачи.
Очень ручная работа!🎉
I've searched dozens of times on RUclips for great hand tools like this, for their smooth, quiet operation. And Almost nothing ever shows up because Google sucks at search (yeah, the irony burns). This video is pure gold.
This knife looks amazing.
Thanks!
Great work
Thanks!
Man, what saw blades do you use? How long does it typically take you to saw through stuff like files and threaded rods?
These are standard saw blades and the time depends very much on the thickness of the material. Treaded rods and files are pretty quick, though. Check out my router plane video if you want to see some serious hand sawing workout ;)
@@imadethischannel thanks for the reply man! I’ve make that my next watch. I love the atmosphere (or vibe if you are like those kool kidz) that your videos bring. It reminds me of the opening credits from the movie Napoleon Dynamite, minus the singing haha.
@B_COOPER hey, thanks! I have to rewatch that.
This has Napoleon Dynamite introduction credit vibes and I love it. Also, you took four saws to get through that threaded rod? Wimp!
I made one based on your project. I found that is more simple and effective as others over the youtube. Thanks for sharing.
Your welcome! I am glad that someone found it useful. Thanks for watching!
good and simple knife thanks
Thanks for watching!
Perfeito. Muito legal.
Nice!👊👊👊
Thanks!
Thank you for your video I learn haw to make by my hand
You’re welcome, thanks for watching!
Waaaaaqy over complicated.
Well, it’s bit that bad, is it? How would you do it?
bro used a file to file a file
Is there a reason you chose to have the iron cut on the follow edge as apposed to the leading edge like a rabbit plane would?
Hey, thanks for watching! I’m not sure I understand your question. Since I am using a straight blade, the cutting angle is determined by the angle of the dovetail. Or what do you mean?
I must have been looking at the skewed angle incorrectly. Sorry for the confusion.
Tutorial on how to sharp knives please 🙏
I don‘t have immediate plans, but I might make one!
so the real secret to this is the maths needed to make the distance jig. Shame you skipped through it so quickly
Haha, yes. I was afraid to lose the average RUclips viewers attention:) I also made a mistake in the derivation as one very attentive viewer pointed out 😬
As my old boss used to say: "Worky, Worky!" Nice job! I *LOVE* that drill! That looks super awesome!
I also happen to say that! 😀 And yes, the drill really was a lucky find.
Самый простой и самый лучший !!! Браво ,мастер!😊, такой же себе сварганю.
Thanks, and yes, make one!
РОССИЯ ЗАЙМЕТ ВСЁ ДО МАДРИДА И ЛОНДОНА
_Очень аккуратная, чистая и полезная работа._ _Спасибо мастеру._
Where did you buy the selfie stick?
I bought it in a local junk shop next to my house.
Из напильника хорошего ножа не получится.
How come?
@@imadethischannel у этого ножа отличный вид, не спорю. Но, использование его будет ограниченным, поверьте мне. Сталь не для ножа. 🤷♂️
Very good.
Thanks!
Nice ❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
Now I just want to get a file and turn it into a knife or little dagger
Beautiful little knife, ive got a few file tails hanging around my shop as well as tons of small cunks of steel, definitely going to be making myself a few carving knives soon
Yes, do it!
Hi, that’s a very nice tool, can you make one for me, I could pay you or trade with an pen and watercolor drawing of mine?
The drawing sounds tempting but unfortunately I don’t have the time at the moment to make another one.
Thank you for your answer. I am definitaly trying to make one myself. I guess the ‘flange’ could be the key problems to find. Is there a recommeded size for the bearings?
@NielsTejl You just gave to fund parts that fit together. I think the bearings I used were about an inch in diameter.
Step one grab your file and start filing your file with the file until it gets filed enough until it looks less like a file. Lol
Exactly!
I had a knife like this, a long time ago it was called belly cuter.
Oh, what‘s your line of work?
@@imadethischannel Relax. I’m not a maniac. I need this knife for cutting bellies of fish, before cooking.
Your filing a file
True :)
Thank you for taking your time to respond to me. Not much RUclipsrs do
😂
Carefull! Don´t burn the sausage!
Haha, yes. I overdid it a bit:)
prachtig mesje van uit de oude vijl, m ijn duimpje omhoog.
Thanks!
Great Job ... really impressive how you did it ...
Thanks!
You blow torch a piece of metal then casually just pick it up like it's nothing
Allowed time to cool
There is some minor editing in these videos.
Thats something us in the industry call: Editing
That is not a “piece of ash” ! Is wood 😂
Ash is a type of wood. There's an ash tree, ash forests and and ash wood axe handles
Haha, thanks for stepping in 😀
@@imadethischannel Ash is my favorite ❤️
Mine too. Especially for handles. I always try to keep my ash tray well stocked.