Brokeass Blacksmith Turns Clutch Bearing Into An Uglyass Knife

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I recently replaced the throwout bearing on my truck, and rather than throwing it out (sorry, lame pun), I made a knife out of it. I include an idiot's guide to metallurgy, for us idiots.
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@FarmCraft101 Год назад

Getting a little practice at the forge with this one. I really do like this knife, and here's the direct link:

@RedBoneCoonHound47 Год назад

I was shocked, first time I ever saw a farmer throw anything away. You had me fooled, lol.

@papawheelie5835 Год назад

I've gotten to the point where I get excited to see a new post on your channel. You're always educational and informative without coming across as the end all, be all expert. And, you always throw in just the right amount of humor, albeit self deprecating. Just the kind of guy we all like to call a friend.

@gradyhampton600 Год назад

The personality that comes through in your videos is down to earth and likeable. We're learning from you and along with you. Keep 'em coming.

@The_Real_Pope Год назад

I’ve got a masters degree in Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, which included a lot of metallurgy and phase transformation diagrams, but I can honestly say that your description of what’s happening in a practical sense when we heat treat materials made a lot more sense to me - excellent work! 🙂

@Superduty_59 Год назад

I am a field mechanic for a Cat dealer. I use my knife as a tool. I have always carried a knife and find it being used all the time for things you probably shouldn't. I switched years ago to only knives with a razor blade. I don't care to sharpen a blade or care if the blade breaks I just pop in a new one. It's also sharper than any fixed blade knife. I recently switched out my EDC for one reason. My new Milwaukee knife on the other side has a multi bit screwdriver which I find myself also always in the need of a screwdriver. Anybody else prefer a razor knife?

@zet0korp Год назад

Waw... I am just realising now that there is a more profound meaning to the old saying "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" than I thought there were. Previously, I'd assume it meant "both sides are equally green, but your mind is telling you the thing you don't have is better than what you're not truly experiencing where you're at by no fault other than your dumb self". Now, seeing with these pastures separated by a fence, one

@simlucien Год назад

Imagine abusing a knife so bad, you become a spokesman for said knife and give it a free shout out and link. 👑

@SgtElev3n Год назад

That “pocket hook” is called an Emerson wave 👍

@Steve_Just_Steve Год назад

The tail end of a 9mm cartridge makes a cool thumbstud for that blade. Did one on my CQC-7. The pocket hook is so great, it's patented by Emerson Knifes, called a "Wave" and commissioned by Kershaw.

@AntonioClaudioMichael Год назад

Demonstration of the pocket hook is nice I like that it draw and deploy at the sametime

@Locane256 Год назад

7:23

@AntonioClaudioMichael Год назад

Lmfao the cows are like you Cheap jerk you got all the good grass on your side let us IN 😆 🤣 @FarmCraft101

@brian_2040 Год назад

You are by far in the top 3 you tube channels I love. I almost always learn something new every video.

@davidaldrich3488 Год назад

What a nice change of pace. I always enjoy your videos and your willingness to poke fun at yourself is a bonus

@Zpajro Год назад

Love to see you back doing some blacksmithing!

@ricklarouche4105 Год назад

Your episodes continue to get better.. what a great lesson with humor and value.. actually said “oh, boy” when l saw your new download.. (out loud even!)🎉

@jacquev6 Год назад

I admire that you dare posting stuff you're not an expert about, knowing you'll get comments from people who don't do and share anything but think they know better. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us!

@LeVraiPoio Год назад

Hobbyist blade maker here ! Little tip to avoid losing the tip to heat before quench : put the blade in the fire butt first, and let the tip slightly out. Heat will get deep into the metal and travel outwards like you showed when you got it cherry red for tempering.