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Bicycle grinder for blacksmithing - how mine works 

Bertram - Craft and Wilderness
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It can grind wood, steel, antlers etc. + polish steel to mirror finish. Use 60 and 400 grid emery cloth and a leather belt with coarse compound. Open the full video description for more information.
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The frame is made in wood (oak), steel and stone is taken from an old grinder, the bicycle is just an old normal one. I have made 3 grinders like this one over a period of two years. One rotation on the bike rotates the stone 3 times. I use emery cloth instead of the sandstone, because it remove material a lot quicker and also allowed me to grind materials like wood and antler. I have a few improvements in mind in case I will make another one at some point the future... like attaching the emery cloth with wedges instead of tape and refine the look - but over all does it work fine.
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A few quick questions:
1. Do you oil it?
Yes - I oil all moving parts once in a while. You can feel and hear whenever it is needed... In my case does the bicycle chain need oil a few weeks apart and the stone bearrings only need grease a year or more apart.
2. Why not make the setup able to free spin?
It is a lot safer that the grinder only runs when you run the bike. Also handy that you can run the stone both ways and that you don't need to wait for the stone to stop spinning. Also makes the design easier to make.
3. Why not make it run faster and why not add gear options?
I didn't consider it important enough and it also makes the design a lot more complicated to make. I use pressure against the stone instead of gear/speed - it works well, but I would like to eksperiment a bit with speed and or gear if I at some point make a new grinder.
4. Why not cut the emery cloth in an angle?
I have found 90 degrees to be the strongest. If I cut it at an angle is the emery cloth corner more likely to bend/more likely to catch what I am ginding and the emery cloth fall off - it is after all just hold on by tape.
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Location: Denmark - my own properly.
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Video gear: Nikon D7000, Nikon 50 1.8, Røde videomacro, iMovie.
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Комментарии : 286   
@seudonak
@seudonak 3 года назад
This is great. You can exercise and grind things at the same time!
@zwigoma2
@zwigoma2 2 года назад
Similar to sex. Ahahaha
@ni_r4970
@ni_r4970 5 лет назад
Rune thank you so much for sharing this (and the other videos). I love your bushcraft videos too, but I'm particularly impressed by these shop videos, it is clear that there is a lot of thinking and planning in doing them. Man you are SO CLEAR, when I'm just asking myself "mhh, and how it is framed/mounted/arranged?" the next shot is a direct and complete answer to my question. Of course your choice of not talking is a huge challenge, but man your are so much keeping up to it, creating instructional and gorgeous contents of super high quality. I'd like to encourage you with all my heart to continue with this work, you are simply great at it and lots of people enjoy it so much! Best regards.
@ChristopherSalisburySalz
@ChristopherSalisburySalz 4 года назад
Very cool! The thing I like most about it is that it doesn't require gas or electricity to run! It will keep you in shape and grind all in one.
@robertfernando3668
@robertfernando3668 4 года назад
We have this kind of tradition in the Philippines fifty years ago or even further.. an actual bike that goes around each town offers knife sharpening service.
@crux85
@crux85 4 года назад
Came across one of your videos by accident, liked it a lot, kept watching your clips, i have an interest in bushcraft/woodcraft and i like making stuff, only now after watching a few of them i know what i find refreshing... No talk. No accents, no opinions, no distractions from the subject of the clip. It's like a breath of fresh air.
@Caddowolf
@Caddowolf 5 лет назад
Now I'm sure I could build my own after seeing every aspect and every angle of this one. Thanks!
@samstone446
@samstone446 3 года назад
You are truly a man of the earth. I enjoy your work so much and learn a lot from your calm patient way of doing things!
@thomasdehartii2941
@thomasdehartii2941 4 года назад
Just want to say thank you for making all of these videos. I love watching them because it always educational for me. I learn so much. Keep up all the amazing work you do.
@crazycoyote1738
@crazycoyote1738 5 лет назад
Rene, thanks for your creativity and clean videos. I tried shaping a round stone from a rock but cracked it multiple times. I came with the idea of making it from rich cement, concrete milk and sand, with metal mesh inside, to reinforce, and it came very solid. Center hole can be customized to any shaft needed. 🤙🏼
@pops87fxr
@pops87fxr 3 года назад
Great video, I just inherited a wheel, and now I see how I can make it work. Thanks for the video.
@mulisha0351
@mulisha0351 4 года назад
That slight hop in the wheel would drive me insane. I would have to true that wheel before i could use it. I like the design and implementation, well done
@simonlaird5357
@simonlaird5357 5 лет назад
Your very clever man&keeping great traditional skills alive
@jacobopstad5483
@jacobopstad5483 4 месяца назад
I love the idea and the setup looks great! I might suggest cutting the sandpaper strips diagonally instead of straight across. That way they might be less likely to separate from the wheel.
@tutord
@tutord 4 года назад
Maybe add a fly wheel at the end of the rod. And incorporate a derailleur so achieve higher speeds
@benharding5117
@benharding5117 2 года назад
or just have a larger ratio of the cog he pedals to the cog on the grinder
@tomlakeandriver7670
@tomlakeandriver7670 5 лет назад
Excellent moment, thank you for this passage simple and discreet without blah, blah, blah.
@tomray9031
@tomray9031 5 лет назад
Rune, you are a genius!! Love the videos. Keep them coming. Love your workshop. A LOT of us are trying to make old time workshops. Will follow you until you get tire of making videos. Your friend from Texas.
@wdubduece8913
@wdubduece8913 5 лет назад
I love the cinematic shots you always have. Don't get me wrong everything else you do is impressive but your great with a camera and I honestly think that's what has helped you with your videos. You're a talented man and keep up the fantastic work!
@peterholmbushcraft590
@peterholmbushcraft590 5 лет назад
I have a dream to start my own blacksmithing. But I'm not home much. But looking at u making me feel like it more to do it and I love to bushcraft as well.
@johnmutton799
@johnmutton799 3 года назад
I am converting a 25 inch wet stone to peddle power. To sharpen my axes. Got two stones. Missed out on a Victorian cast iron stand, tradle power. Would nhave loved that.
@TheAnonymousSword
@TheAnonymousSword 5 лет назад
I was thinking on getting into biking and knifemaking. This is the perfect two birds one stone scenario for me.
@Odino1962
@Odino1962 5 лет назад
LOL
@kirkdsnyder3844
@kirkdsnyder3844 Год назад
This is how I would want mine to work. Both directions.
@northwindforge7663
@northwindforge7663 5 лет назад
Thanks for posting I got a wheel the other day I like the idea of the bike frame " I am taking that idea :) "
@mustafankamil1973
@mustafankamil1973 5 лет назад
Great video as always, but one word of advice always cut the sand paper at 45 degrees so you don't get any bumps ;)
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
Thanks. 45 don't work on this design - the steel will catch the point and off the emery cloth goes. 90 is a lot better on this design :)
@mustafankamil1973
@mustafankamil1973 5 лет назад
@@BertramCraftAndWilderness Wow you replied thanks :) PS: love your channel
@jamesscott2730
@jamesscott2730 5 лет назад
I'm a big fan of your work on thingiverse, mussy. I was surprised to see you in the comments.
@mustafankamil1973
@mustafankamil1973 5 лет назад
@@jamesscott2730 Thanks mate your kind words are greatly appreciated
@jamesscott2730
@jamesscott2730 5 лет назад
@@mustafankamil1973 Thank you. I'm waiting for filament and a barrel liner to get in to print the B22 or G22 with pistol grip per US laws. As a prop only of course. Lol You do great work.
@АлександрБойцов-н3л
Молодец. Доходчиво и понятно. Показал пример простых решений.
@Dther99
@Dther99 2 года назад
Smart! I'm looking to make a grinding wheel myself for my hand tool only workshop, and this is inspiring! Here's an idea- why not have an adjustable, smaller tensioning wheel that spins freely? That way, you can use a sanding belt held in place by tension instead of cutting and gluing emery cloth. Since the belt is continuous, this would eliminate the problem of the work catching the sandpaper, while also requiring less work to change and set up for different grits. I guess at this point it'd be a pedal belt sander rather than a grindwheel. Food for thought!
@memekampf1751
@memekampf1751 4 года назад
Just beautuful. Back to the old school
@tylerpower687
@tylerpower687 5 лет назад
I’ve been wanting to see the grinder for a while and I want to try to make one,thanks
@alextopor4038
@alextopor4038 4 года назад
You should inclulde a ventilator to a chain line, so you can refresh the air in the room in the same time. Damnly fine job, simple and useful tool. Greetings from Belarus
@jeanmartox3570
@jeanmartox3570 4 года назад
hello to france, pour votre cuir à polir il faut mettre sur le cuir de l'huile de vaseline avant la pate a polir, cela aura un résultat fabuleux!!! merci pour vos superbes vidéos!!!
@tanji80811
@tanji80811 4 года назад
Haha, selain mengasah perkakas, berolahraga juga, mantul mang 😁👍
@panudetruangsook4345
@panudetruangsook4345 4 года назад
I like your all videos. Thank you.
@peterholmbushcraft590
@peterholmbushcraft590 5 лет назад
Rune what can I say this is so peceful to look at. Even if the electricity grows of u can blacksmithing. Love it
@hillbillynick2000
@hillbillynick2000 5 лет назад
Very nice idea! I'll be making a "big wheel" grinder myself this year (once it warms up a bit) plan to cast the wheel with cement (not concrete) and use bicycle parts as you have. I hadn't thought of sewing up a stropping belt for it, thanks! I'll second the request for a video of your treadle hammer (plan on one of those also!)
@ajdj5744
@ajdj5744 5 лет назад
Love your brushcraft videos bro .. love ❤️ from India 🇮🇳 . future RU-vidr
@VJLasorsa
@VJLasorsa 5 лет назад
Each new video you post reveals more and more of your true genius @RuneBertram Fantastic!!! M👌👍
@bursucalexlazar
@bursucalexlazar 5 лет назад
Thank you for this. I was really curious about your sherpening system...was waiting for this video for a long time. Best of wishes and good luck!
@tesco139
@tesco139 3 года назад
Surprisingly more simple tgan i thought all i need basically is a bike and the wheel
@FelixImmler
@FelixImmler 5 лет назад
Thanks a lot for your wonderful videos. Your videos are a source of inspiration for me! Greetings from the pocket knife man
@Vladimir_68_region
@Vladimir_68_region 4 года назад
я помню в 60-х годах прошлого столетия, с подобным устройством по улицам ходил мужик и точил всем желающим ножи, ножницы, топоры и тяпки. палец вверх!
@ALSomthin
@ALSomthin 4 года назад
You can buy rolls of abrasive thats made for autobody work that already has the sticky stuff on it in a variety of grits . Also a suggestion ; try making your seam or splice on an angle like a belt grinder belt. It resists things catching the edge of the spliced edge and it doesnt leave a bump or raised bulged place like a 90 degree seam does . It will stay together longer especally if you want to take it off and put it back on.
@voittoryyppo848
@voittoryyppo848 4 года назад
Kiitos tästä ideasta,tämä ratkaisee oman hionta/teroitus robleemani!
@harrycognard447
@harrycognard447 5 лет назад
That's super smart and super simple at the same time!
@vvp5001
@vvp5001 4 года назад
Благодарю за ваши труды для нас.
@japeltoni
@japeltoni 4 года назад
Awesome invention! Greetings from Finland
@bejoibejan8098
@bejoibejan8098 4 года назад
Wow awesome !!!! Very traditional innovations .
@Baltic_Bushcraft
@Baltic_Bushcraft 5 лет назад
Very practical. Nice greetings from Germany!
@bushna2007
@bushna2007 5 лет назад
Filthy hands are something to be proud of. Great ingenuity!
@Flash-Strike
@Flash-Strike 2 года назад
AMAZ!NG THANKS I will build one GOD Bless you and YOURS
@tegasfajr2402
@tegasfajr2402 5 лет назад
Saya sangat menyukai chanel ini dengan keheningan yang natural, very nice 👍👍👍👍
@kenprovus9195
@kenprovus9195 5 лет назад
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! YOU'RE SO CREATIVE.
@rad4627
@rad4627 5 лет назад
Many talents rune ,salute yes! From USA! More
@abefrohman1759
@abefrohman1759 5 лет назад
Great idea 😎
@velobob4299
@velobob4299 4 года назад
Nice one Rune! Gear it up a bit, and put a some mass in that flywheel. Watch out for the wedding tackle mate. Great vid as usual. Regards from the Cotswolds UK.
@anotherangrynpc5014
@anotherangrynpc5014 5 лет назад
Bro u deserve way more subs. You will easily hit 1mil once more people see your videos. Keep it up! 👍🏽👍🏽
@redactedcanceledcensored6890
@redactedcanceledcensored6890 3 года назад
this real sigma grindset needs no electricity!
@pakistaniallrounder9359
@pakistaniallrounder9359 4 года назад
Very good idea
@alexpsyt
@alexpsyt 4 года назад
Too cool !!!! Thanks for sharing your video. I'll definitely subscribe . It's always good to share knowledge. It's a true sign of a craftsman.
@chrisdaube5435
@chrisdaube5435 5 лет назад
Thankyou very much for this cool vid!!and no more burning steel on an electric linisher😀😀 Cheers
@bjrnbe960
@bjrnbe960 5 лет назад
Would love to have a closer look at your treadle hammer
@QuantumPyrite_88.9
@QuantumPyrite_88.9 5 лет назад
So would I .
@jakobpetrov1750
@jakobpetrov1750 5 лет назад
Thank you for making this video
@mlwoutsidelife2236
@mlwoutsidelife2236 5 лет назад
Keeps you fit and tools sharp 😁 well built also👍🏻
@KaylynnStrain
@KaylynnStrain 5 лет назад
very nicely done!!! this will serve you well in case of a power outage and you need to work on your blades or someone else's blades
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
Thanks. Yes. I my case don't I have wall plug power in the shop - so it serve me all the time.
@woodartaddit6456
@woodartaddit6456 5 лет назад
_Great video as always_ 👍🏻
@punkbloater
@punkbloater 5 лет назад
Love it, I guess you’ve thought of having a freewheel hub on it, would let it spin for some time making it a little easier on the legs, but maybe it’s not possible.
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
Thanks - it's possible but not to any use... the grinder will stop close to the second I stop bike it (grinding is a break). It's a lot simpler to make with out it and safer to use.
@punkbloater
@punkbloater 5 лет назад
Ah ok i see, thanks.
@jusufkavaja756
@jusufkavaja756 4 года назад
Complimenti,bravoo,👏🏻👍from Albania 🇦🇱
@ButtChecker
@ButtChecker 5 лет назад
Rune thanks again for showing us your tools and how to create them! Hope you can make a video sometime of your Forge!
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
Thanks - yes I will makes videos like this on all in the shop including the forge. I did post a few photos on instagram today from then I did make the forge... and a lot of photo from my old blacksmith shops as well - runebertramnielsen
@ButtChecker
@ButtChecker 5 лет назад
Awesome, definitely looking forward to the upcoming videos. I will follow you on Instagram and look out for the pictures. Thanks!
@canofbud101
@canofbud101 5 лет назад
You're work is inspirational. I love the make and make do ethos. Thanks again.
@HAL011964
@HAL011964 5 лет назад
Watching all what you do, make me think about there was blacksmith in your family by generations, is it like that?
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
No. I just needed some wood working tools, used the internet and started blacksmithing the tools myself.
@HAL011964
@HAL011964 5 лет назад
@@BertramCraftAndWilderness you're a genius! 😀
@the.reel.mccoy.
@the.reel.mccoy. 4 года назад
I think it would be really cool if you could add a suction based collection system on each of your grinding devices that was hooked up to whichever system you used, such as the pedal propelled system.
@Pharmies78
@Pharmies78 2 года назад
Awesome also had this idea in mind
@angelolivera2122
@angelolivera2122 5 лет назад
Sos un groso saludo desde Uruguay!
@roberts6219
@roberts6219 5 лет назад
Excellent work again my friend respect!!!
@rognavolter
@rognavolter 3 года назад
Great idea dude
@mrMacGoover
@mrMacGoover 5 лет назад
Thoughtful shooting of your video! well done!
@BushcraftAdventure
@BushcraftAdventure 5 лет назад
Nice exersise🤔😁👍🏻 Cool grinder for sure my friend😏 Atb✊🏻😉
@lifeiscomics6283
@lifeiscomics6283 4 года назад
Great idea
@w0rthless6
@w0rthless6 5 лет назад
how can anyone be this cool and handsome please tell me
@StanislavG.
@StanislavG. 5 лет назад
This thing is beautiful
@radu.c.2092
@radu.c.2092 5 лет назад
Respect
@florincochintu8691
@florincochintu8691 5 лет назад
@andrei X cum sa nu... cu asta ma ocup si eu in timpul liber. Doar cutite...
@bursucalexlazar
@bursucalexlazar 5 лет назад
Ne uitam...ca i meserias baiatu :D
@davidb8872
@davidb8872 5 лет назад
Nice, interested in a little more detail on the heat treatments you do in the future
@garethbaus5471
@garethbaus5471 4 года назад
Nice grinder.
@georgegriffiths2235
@georgegriffiths2235 5 лет назад
Saw a guy in India he had created an attachment to the back wheel of his bike he went around sharpening knives
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
yes - that design is used in a lot of countries and very cleaver and often homemade... but it's also mass produced by a company or probably a few companies.
@janicekidson9704
@janicekidson9704 5 лет назад
Hallo Malte, thank you for showing that grinding stone. I was curious about how you crafted that one. One particular thing I would like to see is the big hammer on the left, to find out how I can construct such a thing. I have a Feldesse from the early 20th century in good condition that was used to make horseshoes in the field. I want to head on from there once I have the proper time and make things a little bigger. And what blower do you use? Thank you for your work. The whole family watches your videos together.
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
Thanks - I will make videos like this one about all in the blacksmith shop... Including the treadle hammer (the big hammer) and the blower/forge. The blower is a common design... In my case is it made in Denmark for the danish army.... Hand cranked forge air blower.
@janicekidson9704
@janicekidson9704 5 лет назад
@@BertramCraftAndWilderness: Tusen takk!
@petramartens7466
@petramartens7466 5 лет назад
Nicht schlecht, kann man immer wieder brauchen bei deinem Handwerk.Werden dir sicherlich noch einige nützliche Dinge von der Hand gehen.
@difs777
@difs777 4 года назад
Nice workout tools
@nomadicoasis9260
@nomadicoasis9260 5 лет назад
thanks I was wondering about that contraption... mine is rebuild as well very useful.
@everready19373
@everready19373 4 года назад
His wife @2:07; "are those my GOOD scissors!!!!"
@gregoriomoya1760
@gregoriomoya1760 5 лет назад
Eres un genio amigo,saludos desde chile 🇨🇱 polo sur🤝
@cross-eyedraven5651
@cross-eyedraven5651 4 года назад
Wow this is really cool and effective! Even though I know it is an avoidable issue, I would still fear for my testicles with this thing.
@velazquezarmouries
@velazquezarmouries 3 года назад
You could put some shielding around it
@raimundoverar3933
@raimundoverar3933 5 лет назад
please show how you did it. Good work
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
I will if I at some point need to make one more... If you look close can you see how I did it from the footage in the video.
@StarLight-yk6es
@StarLight-yk6es 5 лет назад
That's really cool Bro , great idea and so very useful :) , inspirational once again !!!
@riddanalfatih
@riddanalfatih 5 лет назад
Very nice,,, 👍👍👍👍
@servelor
@servelor 4 года назад
старые технологии работают Всегда
@richards.7407
@richards.7407 5 лет назад
I can't work in an office. I don't like wearing suits. I like to ride. Fixed gear, steel frame, no brakes.
@AdventureSonick
@AdventureSonick 4 года назад
awesome!
@aksalaman4689
@aksalaman4689 5 лет назад
I just really like this channel, good job man!
@OkyCapriatto
@OkyCapriatto 5 лет назад
awesome as usual
@petardragoev7106
@petardragoev7106 5 лет назад
It would be great if you did a video on your treadle hammer next!
@BertramCraftAndWilderness
@BertramCraftAndWilderness 5 лет назад
It's one of the next ones... Need a sunny day and I will do it.
@RoughTimba
@RoughTimba 5 лет назад
Great video my friend as ever ...
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