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Jens Anso
Denmark
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2023
Welcome to the official Jens Anso channel, where knife enthusiasts and makers alike can join me on a journey through the process of knife designing and making. From shop tours to discussions on everyday carry, I'll be sharing my passion for knives and providing an authentic look into the world of Anso of Denmark. With over 20 years of full-time experience, I'll be diving into my expertise and showcasing the tradition and craftsmanship of Anso of Denmark. Subscribe now for a front-row seat to all things knives and Anso of Denmark.
Assembly of My newest Custom design!
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Emptyhead Production www.emptyhead.dk
Shooter: Anders Dall Berthelsen forgrimtiltv
Editor: Peter Fester Thaysen
Post supervised: Anders Dall Berthelsen
Visit my website, where you can browse and buy all my cool products: anso-of-denmark.com
Follow me on Instagram @ anso_of_denmark
Like my Facebook page @ Ansoofdenmark/
Sign up for my newsletter to get exclusive news, articles and updates right to your inbox: eepurl.com/cPUJXn
And be sure to check out my latest online knife show, Launch15 each month on the 15th: anso-of-denmark.com/collections/launch-15
Production
Emptyhead Production www.emptyhead.dk
Shooter: Anders Dall Berthelsen forgrimtiltv
Editor: Peter Fester Thaysen
Post supervised: Anders Dall Berthelsen
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How to design a folding knife!
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For more exclusive content: Visit my website, where you can browse and buy all my cool products: anso-of-denmark.com Follow me on Instagram @ anso_of_denmark Like my Facebook page @ Ansoofdenmark/ Sign up for my newsletter to get exclusive news, articles and updates right to your inbox: eepurl.com/cPUJXn And be sure to check out my latest online knife show, Launch15 ...
The MOST important KNIVES IN MY COLLECTION!
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The new ANSO custom design is FINALLY HERE!
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REVIEW: New York Custom KnifeShow (SUCCESS!)
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IN MY SHOP WORKING ON A CUSTOM FOLDER
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IN MY SHOP WORKING ON A CUSTOM FOLDER
Preparing Knives for New York Custom Knife Show
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A Tour of my Upgraded Knifemaker Workshop
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An Inside look: Designing The Next High End Folding Knife
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The world's largest GiantMouse collection!
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Designing a $5000 folding knife in 15 minuttes!
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Designing a $5000 folding knife in 15 minuttes!
Maybe the best EDC folder? - The AROS - episode 3
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My newest knife design - AROS episode 2
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How to Make a leather sheath with Jens Ansø
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Pen Design with Jens Anso - episode 1
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Pen Design with Jens Anso - episode 1
Exploring the Unconventional: What I (Don't) Collect
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Rebuilding the entire workshop - episode 2
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Knife Design with Jens Anso - Fixed Blade - episode 1
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Anso Hammer works - Restoring a Ball Peen Hammer
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Anso Hammer works - Restoring a Ball Peen Hammer
Man, I'm gonna love this one! Hate i can no longer afford nice things as IK would be the first in line! Fantastic!!! :<) KnifeMaker/Retired after over 47+ Years in the Craft
Fun and interesting post, Jens. Thank you. What a gorgeous and useful piece of working art. As an aside, the link to your website above works fine. I don't know why the link included in your last email to me is deemed dangerous by something like an antivirus program or whatever.
Great size.
Thank you very much. It is in my opinion and taste the perfect EDC size.
The Sonic is an absolute beast!!!
😊🙏🏻
That’s why I love my Timascus/Damascus Haddock so much!
Thanks so much. Make me happy to hear.
@@jensanso love it and I carry it almost everywhere!
Why don't you like left handed people, Mr. Anso?
I like left handed people but my brain can’t wrap around switching everything 180 degrees. All my fixture etc are meant for right handed. Left handed knives takes me about 50% longer to make but there is no justification of a higher price so easier to not offer it.
@@jensanso Symmetry is another option. Sure, not perfect symmetry (unless you use a cross bar/axis lock or something similar)...But an opening hole accessible from both scales/sides and a clip mounting position on both scales/sides goes a long way. I've loved a lot of your knife designs over the years, but I am left handed, so while they're still great to look at, they're harder to use/EDC.
Really enjoy hearing your break down on material choices for function and aesthetics. Congrats on the new design!
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoy it.
That nice is beautiful 😍
Much appreciated 😊👌🏻
Absolutely stunning design. It would be cool to see a channel or something milled on the lock side, to give more access to the opening hole from that side on a future variant. Yet another amazing and beautiful knife design from you, keep up the great work.
I can see what you mean though this design more or less dictated the lock side as is.
Thanks Arnold
🤗
Honest to God I thought you were Arnold Schwarzenegger when I heard you speaking. ❤
I moonshine work as his voice stunt double!
You have implemented the agile methodology (Trello, iterations, process revision) in the knife production! Congrats!
It’s is quite frankly the only way I could see running a business like mine.
I just use a compass
French curves are not derived from circles. There isn’t a consistent arc radius along the curve. They are used to produce different forms than compasses and circle tools. (I’m not good at geometry so I’m not sure I’m explaining right but I use both French curves and compasses in design)
@@shoesalad5180 no I am saying that I never found a curve that I could plot without one or several passes of a compass
For me using the French curves is more about speed and and flexibility. When drawing in CAD I use a lot of curve tools with standard radiuses.
Thanks for chiming in. Perfect explanation
what's it for
It is a tool used to draw curves that and not based on standard circles or with varying radiuses. I use it to strengthen my sketches
Larger is better in this case.👍
Ya
What kind of pen?
It is a very cheap but great Pilot BP Matic.
Love the nerdy stuff with the lines :) I can totally relate as a graphic designer :) The reverse curve connecting to the blade spine gives me a GM Nazca vibe which is one of my favorites.
Happy to hear you can relate. Nerdy for the win!
Love Mine! It's a work of Art!
Great to hear that.
I can see you are fan of Alien franchise... :P is the xenomorph design element implied into knives design as well?
Big fan of generally no though I do find inspiration in the whole Weiland Yutani universe. Movie set and prop designers are often very visionary and I admire that. I tend to be more earth bound in my designs.
Some very cool insights into your process! Thanks for bringing us along.
Glad you enjoy!
Sorry you're no professional life maker of 25 or 35 years you're too young
Thank you. I did make my first knife in 1989 at the age of 16 and turned pro at the age of 26 in 1999.
25 or 35?
I made the first knife in 1989 and turn pro in 1999 while studying design.
The new series is so inspiring! Btw: I completely get what you mean with huge clutter on the desk ^^
I usually thrive in clutter though I like to clean out completely very often too.
Very interesting and why I appreciate your knives.
Very happy to hear that.
This will look just right sitting next to my AROS.
I think it will.
Leeeets gooooo 🎉🎉
😚
Yeah, new video 😃
Yaaaa 😊👍🏻
Super flot 🎉
Mange tak
It's a legendary knife. I have been looking for one for quite a while. But they often go for 400€ or so. 😮
Ya I hear you. Hard to find.
Yes, but you do not worth the money!!!
Not sure what you want to say. But Ansø-Desings are definitely worth the money.
Not sure what you mean but you get a thumbs up regardless.
I appreciate your support 😊👍🏻
Good job Arnold
😂
I want one
That is possible 😊👍🏻
Sketching should always be seen as sketching, drawing is where you refine your sketch ideas,this comes from one that have always had a pen an paper in my hand, regardless if it is graff, knives or other things.
Completely agree!
This is so true! Also I just like the different qualities of different tools and mediums, and the unique textures and strengths they have, utilising those
Interesting fact is that I occasionally will change tools for nothing else reason but to get a different feedback from the paper and new techniques will often bring new ideas to the paper.
People often hate on formal education. As someone who manages crews, it helps so much to have the analytical approach that comes with qualifications. It's a great addition
I could not agree more. I know slot of people who do great work in their field with absolute no formal education but still I’m very happy for mine.
I love your appreciation for your new team member. That's one part of being a great boss.
I do what I can. But is hard not to appreciate good people.
It's very cool that you are introducing to us to your team
Glad you enjoyed that. I think it is important people gets to see what a great crew I run.
You get a like for pump’n Gang Starr👍🏾
You get a thumbs up for agreeing in my music choice :)
Wow! Jeg har ikke råd til en custom, men hold da op. Flot design! Og elsker navnet 😊
Tak Lars :) Man kan altid drømme :)
Wonderful episode. Love those history episodes. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mange tak, for this interesting insight.
Appreciate that as well as the danish!
Very cool project. I see where you are going with the design. For me a design that I really like. Looking forward to the next video. Would be a nice Christmas present like my Aros was 😊
Glad to hear you enjoy it. I am really happy about the status so far. I too look forward to dropping the next episode....! :)
As a designer, it’s very interesting and inspiring to see your process. Toko is a very good name indeed.
Thanks so much. Always great to hear that what I do is inspiring
Imagine if Toko was an assisted opening button lock!!
That could be fun. Though it would get in trouble with all kinds of laws all over, my home country Denmark including.
I like to print cad concepts 4 up at 10% transparency and sketch straight on top of the print.
Thats a great tip! Thank you.
Nice keep it up
Thanks so much!
Okay. I am about to get 2 new dogs. I think I am going to name them Aros and Isola. But Toko might be good too.
When/if you do please make sure to send me pictures :)
Fantastic video, Jens! I feel I'm part Danish, because everything you spoke of resonated with genuine inspiration for me. Thanks for taking us on the journey, and cannot wait for the next video to drop!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Really happy to hear all that.
For the love of god, do not make it another button lock....
This will (unfortunately for you apparently) be a button lock.
So exciting :D
you know it.