Als Werkzeugmacher bin ich immer wieder sprachlos wann ich deine bis ins kleinste detail, in perfekte handwerk angefertigte meisterleistung ansehe ! RESPEKT 👍👍👍
Das freut mich besondes, wenn solche Worte von einem Werkzeugmacher kommen :) Obwohl meine arbeitsweise und präzision sicher nicht vergleichbar ist mit jemandem, der das richtig gelernt hat
Nice work! Always coming here and then to your channel to see, if there is something new. BTW your first couple of videos I saw here, made me to give it a try by myself. Finished one so far, which I am very happy with, even if it`s far from perfect. But there will be more. It's a progress... ;)
Where do you buy your screws for your knives. I'm wanting to get into knife making myself and I want to make my 1st pocket knife but I'm having trouble finding screws to put it together.
Hey, great knife, is the bearing running on the titanium liners? Cause that will slow down the action. If you insert hardened steel washers 8 cents a piece, you wouldn't have this problem. In case it is already running on some harder material great job.
Sensationell, großer großer Respekt!! Welcher Vorteil ergibt sich den Klingenrohling zuerst zu härten und dann erst mit dem Grundschliff zu versehen? Mir wurde es andersrum gezeigt. Herzlichen Dank vorab und schöne Weihnachten! LG Jörg
Vielen Dank :) Gru dsätzlich mach ich das auch so, jedoch hab ichs bei foldern andersrum gemacht, um sicherzu gehen, dass ich keinen Verzug beim härten habe. Die Lagerlaufflächen und die Klingenspitze sollen ja perfekt zentriert und parallel sein
Hi, what a nice work as always. I wish i was that talented for knife making I am Swiss too. But the french part of Switzerland. And i was just wondering: where do you buy your high carbon steel? I searched but wasn’t able to find anything else than normal S235 construction steel. That you can’t hardened If you can tell me, it will help me making my knives from something else than old kaltenbach saw blades… and they are a pain in the ass to drill through. Even unhardened 😂😂
Thank you for the great work shared. I would like to ask about the disc saw you use to cut the liner. It would be great if you could post a link of a shop that can be bought
Thank you! It is a diamond cutoff wheel, which I bought at my local hardware store. Takes forever to cut with it through the liner but it works if you don't have a mill.
Awesome! Amasing knife. Now i see that you have a lathe. Pretty nice one. Few years ago i have same one. May i ask why you don't made some sort of knurling on a liner lock leaf and a flipper tale? (mabe this parts are named the other way)
