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- Making cross folder knife from W1-7 high carbon steel and brass handle. There I try to show all steps how to make this knife in the video.
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It's really hard making a knife design that is unique and actually good. That's really awesome to think of a design like that
It is a design from the early 1980s Smith & Wesson 6041 and 6042 Swing Blade Knives, they came in a single edge and double edge design
This is not new design. I bought one of these in Turkey in 2016. Not the most practical but fun to play with
He didn't think of it first CTKT had the same mechanism years before
It's not unique, buy it is cool as fuck. And takes a lot of skill, BUT, it is not an original design
It is indeed a cool knife but my granfather made a knife like this when he was 15 in 1958. So he made a knife with this same mechanism way before Smith and Wesson. And it is my knife now, still working, still sharp😁
You've got some angle grinder cutting skills! Cutting a uniform thin strip like that is harder than it looks.
No gloves?
I was quietly impressed with that.. Top hand skills.
@@mojoman2001 no gloves. What a man does in his own workshop is his own business.
mojoman2001 You don’t wear gloves with rotary tools, don’t want it getting caught up
Much harder than it looks😂
I have never seen a blade that folded like this, and I have an amateur collection of over 300 different knives! I stopped counting when I got to 300 lol This is so cool and different and I absolutely love it! Very, very well done!
Did you watchers noticed how skillful he handle the angle grinder?
This Guy must be the Anglegrinder God or he sleeps with it under his pillow.... XD
Maybe he went to the crossroads.
Yeah im good at it too just comes from doing it alot but this guy is better then i am
I was gonna say that method tends to make discs kick and explode . . .
you don't want to be making tracks for the disc to run along or have the friction run in a direction that pushes out of the cut or towards you!
@@bardrick4220 nope. If you are making disks explode you are handling the tool poorly
@@Allanrpsx LOL that's exactly what I said! Don't do the things I mentioned or you're operating it poorly! IDK why people can't just draw a line and follow it like any other saw! Maybe they need different guards to show just how dumb they look holding it and cutting backwards! Not using a guard or side handle? Then you're an idiot too! They make them adjustable for a reason!
I love the simplicity behind this design. Something that is possible to make yet no special equipment required to mill or shape the steel. I love it. I'll have to take notes from this design.
The amount of precision you achieve with hand tools is truly amazing.
yes, a truly skilled individual. I'm a machinist and I'm building one with machine tools right now. its even a bit of a challenge for me. he makes it look so easy
I think that is the best usage of a cutoff wheel that I have ever seen.
I was thinking the same thing, I should show this to my shop class
This is the first time I see a knife like this, you have such a creative mind 👏
This is THE BEST FOLDING knife idea that I have ever seen in my life... Period.
knifemakers usually trashtalk about the angle grinder... This gentleman shows that everyone can use an angle grinder, but not everyone can actually use it to it full extent.
Grinder skills is probably his middle name.
I bow to you sir.
Насколько продумано! Шикарный нож. Сколько таких видео по ютубу - а тут аж самому такой захотелось.
Isa kang tunay na henyo sa larangan ng pagawa ng mga balisong
It really is refreshing to see a youtuber that actually knows how to run a grinder. So many guys out there treat it like a hack and slash tool and rarely see the the potential for precision work
Wow that looks VERY similar to a knife I got as a kid in the late 80's early 90's...1st knife that ever cut me actually... STILL have it in my collection
In the mid 80s, I had a knife with such a folding mechanism.
Absolutely marvellous and equally stunning!
Thank you so much for sharing this gem 🥰👍
This knife makes me to look it twice.. just to find the folding mechanism and clearance for the thin strip.. it's just mindblowing... keep making more like this.
This design is very unique, love it.
I love your videos so much!! Your the one that got me into knife making!!
Love the shape of the blade, reminds me of my old Kershaw Wild Turkey. Really well done on the mechanism! Thanks always!
Very classy! Etch the brass with a custom design. Nail polish and ferric works well. 👍
Fantastic work
I never get bored of your work! Thank you for sharing and if possible, please keep posting
*BEST FOLDABLE KNIFE DESIGN I'VE EVER SEEN!!
SO SMART & ELEGANT*
Wirklich sehr interessant das einmal komplett zu beobachten, aber schlussendlich dann auch immer wieder das gleiche
Wow!!!! Great!!!
Of it chapter two
형이 여기서 왜나와?
Simple and well thought out. Awesome knife!
First i give video a thumbs up then i watch video.
I'm so envious of your equipment. The table on my belt sander broke so now I don't ever take a 90 degree flat service for granted.
Simplicity at it's finest 👌
What a beautiful knife to pass onto your kids & grandkids...
Well done 👍
Brilliant and beautiful knife!!! never seen any knife like this before. Hats off bro!!
This is by far the most eye pleasing knife I’ve ever seen
Beautiful knife, the design is sick. I would so buy that.
Love that home made angle holder from a hinge!
В детстве делал складной нож, складывался в 6-ти гранный карандаш. Контрился при помощи шарика от подшипника🤗
Пишут, что это уникальная конструкция. Я знал о таком ноже с детства, 50-годы. Стоил он 3.50 р, но был по советских грубоват. А лет 20 назад купил такого типа нож названием Скат в очень качественном исполнении. Нож отчественный, в моей коллекции.
Но что правда, конструкция действительно интересная.
Пишут, что это уникальная конструкция. Я знал о таком ноже с детства, 50-годы. Стоил он 3.50 р, но был по советских грубоват. А лет 20 назад купил такого типа нож названием Скат в очень качественном исполнении. Нож отчественный, в моей коллекции.
Но что правда, конструкция действительно интересная.
@@pashamps7386 а сейчас все делаю с нуля, включая инструмент, первобытным способом🔥☠🔥
That was amazing. I love it.
Excelente trabalho. Uma lâmina simples e funcional. Parabéns. 👍🔰
Wow, you are the number one, bravo 👏🏻, from Albania 🇦🇱 congratulations
My great granddad used to make knifes like this. Great to see these made again by somebody.
*Damn*
That is a very unique knife
You really sell this knife's design to me
No, sorry dude. Just forget about that, ok? Better luck next time.
The design? Or just the knife itself?
The design of the knife itself..
The design is at least 40 years old, this is not a new style, just uncommon.
@@monster_slayer1769 u have a creepy profile pic (no offense)
Beautiful little knife
Cool knife. Like the brass handle and it's always fun to see something else. Really good work!
Wow!!! Simple wow!! It's beautiful. Amazing job.
pretty cool design, i really like that knife... keep up the great work you do!
Обажаю рукастых , просто завараживает видео . Молодец мастер 👍👍👍
Clever idea to cover the blade 👍
I often see your work. It's so unique.
So beautiful. Thanks for inspiration.
the way the it opens and closes is a very cleaver design. the U-shaped blade guard is on the outside of the brass when open and slides inside when closed because of the offset pin location.
You did that perfectly.
Really nice job !
there was such a knife in childhood.
This is done well and makes me think I could do it... then I realize I am a woodworker not a metal smith and I fall back to earth. Great content!
I wish good health and all the best to you and yours!
Never to late to learn 😊. I'm sure some skills could transfer over.
Something really amazing!!!
Wow, that is one sexy knife! Love the design and the mechanism!
Brilliant idea man. I wish I could come up with stuff like that
Был такой в 1990- х годах. Потерял. Привет из России. Хорошее видео!
It's not a knife but rather a work of art. Hats off sir.
Some of the best work I’ve seen in a while 👌🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much for that. Keep up with the beautiful craftsmanship
Brilliant, dude! Fantastic job! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I'd be so dam proud if I made this. Terrific job!
This guy just freehands everything and it turns out perfect
luarbiasa 😍👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
mine pesó dama golaze????
I can watch these videos all day. So rewarding... Good work mate!
Amazing work, congratulations!!
It's the simplicity that guarantees reliability, durability and beauty,wonderful work,that's the type of thing I would buy even if I don't need it right now
Kreativ, elegant und zweckmäßig!
Ein wirklich einzigartiges Design.
Vielen Dank!
Interesting design! Thanks for the build video!
В детстве такой у меня был👍хорошая работа👌приятно смотреть👍👍
Thanks man thats one of The best knives ive seen, very convenient need for shéath.
Excellent and very clever project I like a lot thank you ✊✊✊✊✊
Смотрел и вспоминал где это изделие видел . В СССР годах семидесятых продовались в магазине Споттовары . Рубля за полтора . Хорошая вещь . И работа хорошая .
Awesome knife like the way it functions
Un trabajo de gran precisión y muy bonito. Felicitaciones!
I had simimilar knife made in USSR 30 years ago.Btw excellent job👍
Классная работа,суперский нож👏👏👍
wonderful, I wish I had a piece like this. 😍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
i love your mini weapon's they are satisfying
Parabéns seu trabalho é diferenciado
Excelente trabajo .una obra de arte . Felicitaciones .
Parabéns, linda faca.
Super idée je vais en faire un pour moi ! Merci
I really like the design. It's something a beginner could attempt without feeling overwhelmed. You are clearly not a beginner and did a fantastic job. I might attempt this with titanium instead of brass and steel for the handle portions.
have fun bending ti like he bent that brass
@@padlok1520 if you heat titanium with a propane torch it bends with no effort while its hot. once it cools its very rigid again. I work in aerospace parts manufacturing as a machinist and we do a lot of hot forming titanium for curved parts. I've also made a titanium spork by clamping a ball peen hammer in a vice with the ball facing up and repeatedly heating the spoon area of the spork with a hand held propane torch and hammering against the ball to achieve a scoop contour. I use it every day to eat my lunch.
Is your spork all colourful from the oxides?
@@davefman1984 fuckin a! that sounds very cool, i've been led to believe that that forging ti is hard af, but if you got it you got it. upload pics of the knife when you're done!
@@NicolasPicklelas yes
That's impressive much respect
Really cool opening, never seen anything like this. Excellent work 👍
Best design ever! I Love it !
Beautiful and functional design!
Very fine craftsmanship, inspirational even
Лет 20 таких ножей не видел. Молодец автор
I’m watching the video well. It’s easy to see the process of making a wonderful knife.
coolest also simple folding knife making that i know
Very relaxing video to watch
I like the clear design of this unusual knife
Amazing! Reminds me of the hacksaw Habu made.
Thats cool I've never seen one like that before.
Respected! Gold hands!
First time to see a knife like this. I had trouble comprehending what you were doing, then it was, aahhh. That’s the neatest knife I’ve seen in a long time. As usual, your craftsmanship is top tier.
Mark Snyder if you’re keen on getting an early production unit of these Smith & Wesson made these back in the 70s/80s. Model 6041 and 6042
Leland Holton I’m going to research this. Maybe I can find one.
Really cool design and that looks great!
This is pretty cool!
Incredibly neat , yet simple design . No springs to lose tension, no need for a locking mechanism . Not really anything needs to be added . Neatly done sir !
Nice build. I've had the Smith & Wesson version of this since the early 80's - pretty handy design.
Выглядит великолепно!