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How to Refurbish a Paring Knife - KnifeMaking 101

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Have you ever wondered how to refurbish a knife? Well, now you can watch and find out by one of the best knife makers! Join Master Bladesmith Jason Knight as he revisits an old parring knife to refurbish. Follow along to learn some of the most coveted techniques in the forging industry from the comfort of your own home!
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2 ноя 2021

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@ravin747 2 года назад

Nothing better than a home project

@b2bogster 2 года назад

Thank you for the safety tips! Making anything is one of the great things to do. Safety tips from those who have experience is priceless! Thank you Jason!

@sudo_nym 2 года назад

Mr Knight, is that a Star Wars blaster tattoo you have? ''A light sabre is no match for a good blaster, kid'' 👍🏻

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

Indeed it is!

@sudo_nym 2 года назад

@@JasonKnightMS Thank you, sir. 🇬🇧🙏🏻🇺🇸

@b2bogster 2 года назад

And thank you to the sound, person/crew as well.

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

Thanks for the shoutout to my team.

@RedBeardOps 2 года назад

Solid. Thanks for this video sir! I love me some G-Flex

@Andy-hb1pf 2 года назад

Awesome! Glad to see you making videos again.

@bumbumbutter3189 2 года назад

Don’t stop being awesome sir ✨😄👍

@marvelsedge7239 2 года назад

Thank for the video. I love the creative ways you find to solve problems.

@dial1911 2 года назад

You have inspired me to get an Atlas forge and put my grandfather's anvil and hammers to use! Thank you for what you do!

@rickpadgett1999 2 года назад

Love just sitting back and watching you work. No BS and that is great. TKS I have a few of Georges knives that I cherish. Is Geno, "Cave Man" engineering doing these days?

@larryjones4713 2 года назад

Sweet!

@jmbstudio6873 2 года назад

Dig the content. Inspiring.

@johnhoward7298 2 года назад

I like that blade design . In a smaller configuration it would make a great neck , or front pocket EDC in kydex .

@josephb3024 2 года назад

Thanks for doing what you do, it’s very inspiring!

@josephb3024 2 года назад

What buffing compound and wheel do you use and where do you get them from

@johnarnettsways.8758 2 года назад

Jason I appreciate the lesson on more surface area on handle epoxy. It never crossed my mind to do that. It just makes sense! Awesome video sr. Have a great day.

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

Thank you John!

@travissmith7100 2 года назад

John you should take his online course. He gives all kinds of great tips. Get the bundle both classes. Very well spend money!!!

@johnarnettsways.8758 2 года назад

@@travissmith7100 will look into that for sure. Thank you

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

@@johnarnettsways.8758 also, new Forged series coming to Patreon in early 2022 - but yes, my online courses are offered on my website!

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

@@travissmith7100 I am very glad you enjoyed the bundle and the courses, Travis! Cheers

@BamaDanKnives 2 года назад

Looks great!

@BackCountryRunaway 7 месяцев назад

Tips for drilling through already hardened steel? I have a knife thay was made from a vintage cross cut saw. The apoxy wore out on the scales and they popped off. Id like to do new scales with pins. But cant drill through the steel. I dont have a drill press. Just a standard dewalt drill

@thedarwinexperience5312 2 года назад

Is creating more surface area also why some people drill a ton of holes into the tang of the handle? I've always wondered why they do that. Great video as always. I appreciate you taking the time to teach us young bucks.

@Matthew199771 2 года назад

Yes. That and weight reduction.

@ThePcProGamerz 2 года назад

Yes. If you fill your tang with holes it will not only get way lighter and push your balance more forwards for better cutting forced, but also allow additional voids for the epoxy to harden in, essentially creating small internal pins that act as a mechanical fit. Sometimes you dont even need pins at all if its done properly, because its still going to work the same way as hidden pins do. Often times a properly glued handle cant even be removed at all and you have to completely grind them off in the first place.

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

Holes in the tang is primarily to reduce weight.

@GodseyKnives 2 года назад

nice

@rodneyburke5835 2 года назад

No kidding, buffers are the most dangerous tool, I had to play with my paring knife, rustic, no scales, no bolster, I'm a gardener and everyone loves my paring knifes.

@Nanoaiello 2 года назад

now you shold make a video cooking with it :P

@thepettyforge9082 2 года назад

Glad to see the beard back again.

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

this was filmed a couple months ago - beard went bye-bye still!

2 года назад

Big Män😉👍👍👍👍👍

@robertphillips3833 2 года назад

Can't you make some kind of clear guard for the buffer? Just a thought

@dougmate2378 2 года назад

I noticed that you were trying to figure out how to pick up the holes on the new grips. Just a suggestion maybe use the existing holes on the tang to locate and bring to final hole size? Just a suggestion I don't want to sound like a harsh Critic, just sharing a tip/trick. Love the work you do Mr. Knight

@ghwplx5 2 года назад

Lmao The guy is a Grandmaster bladesmith and you're trying to give HIM advice on knife making? That's like trying to tell a Grandmaster chess player how to play chess. XD

@dougmate2378 2 года назад

@@ghwplx5 advice on blade smithing absolutely not, picking up existing holes so they are straight and true, yes. Just because one is a grandmaster does not mean they would not be receptive to a different perspective. Clearly you are not a master or experienced in any form of metal working. Nice try.

@JasonKnightMS 2 года назад

I appreciate both of your comments and no offense taken from either. The mastersmith who believes he has learned it all...has reached his pinnacle. The mastersmith who knows there is so much more to learn will climb even higher. I'm still climbing.

@larrybreuer4495 2 года назад

👍👍❤️

@russellayton6408 2 года назад

I Dream of Jeanie is going to be stuck in my head now. edit: I love the danger of the buffer comment. I set a friend straight about the danger of the buffer a couple days ago.

@BucksSavage 2 года назад

Buffers are 100% object throwing machines! I was taught to only use the bottom front quarter of the buffing wheel. Amywhere else and it’s going to get ripped from your hands and end up who knows where!

@russellayton6408 2 года назад

@@BucksSavage That is the area I stick with. Bottom front quarter.

@timjohle8876 2 года назад

Are you sure it was 2012 ?

@gundanium3126 2 года назад

any reason not to peen the pins? (if using metal pins)

@bigryan9447 2 года назад

you're likely to crack wood scales if you do that

@gundanium3126 2 года назад

@@bigryan9447 not as easly if you bore a slightly larger hole a about a quarter of an inch into the scale so you create a rivit into it. you can still crack the scale if you over peen, but you have the advantage of a mechanical hold. I have seen Five min epoxi give just form dropping a knife but pins that have remained in a sword for houndres of years. PS: Sorry i am not quite sure if i explained that adiquitly or politely as i am just about to go to sleep.