👉 Axe Sharpener made of two Fret Saw Clamps.👈 Easy, inexpensive and precise! For Convex-Grind
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- Here are the links for the convex sharpeners of my friends.
Jenni Swiss: • KONVEX SCHAERFEN
Habu: • 5$ Axe Sharpening Syst...
This video contains a step-by-step explanation of how you can build this great axe sharpener system yourself. This is even possible with hand tools and a drilling machine. With this great system you can repeat the convex geometry of your hatchet without any problems and you get a super sharp cutting edge.
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🤠👍 I use the excellent rag-trick you showed a year ago.. No tools, but a file and a rag.. Works everywhere, every time.
Super... thank you!
Uguale 👍😉
Agreed! Probably one of the best, easiest ways to get a heck of an edge on an axe!
Good idea I am going to make one just out of curiosity how come you bent the rod instead of using a straight one
Sau coole Version! Thank you for this nice cooperation bro! 😉👌🏽
Vielen Dank Hassan. Leider läuft das Video nicht wirklich gut...aber was soll's wir hatten einen tollen Tag! Bis hoffentlich bald wiedermal... 🤟👍😄
The axe is a strong one! Waiting for machetes and swords!😉👍 Have a nice weekend, bro!
Thanks a lot my friend. I wish you the same!!
Great idea and execution
Thanks a lot William!
Hallo Felix,
tolle DIY-Anleitung für eine Schärfhilfe für balligen Anschliff. Weiderholgenau, feinfühlig einzustellen, günstge Materialien, ohne Spazialmaschiene herzustellen:
Das schreit nach Nachbau!
Kommentar und 👍zur Unterstüzung gehen raus....
VG
Arno
Danke Arno... Dein positiver Kommentar freut mich sehr!
I don't always jig sharpen, but when I do it's often fascinating to see how far off factory and handmade edges are. This jig is really neat! Thank you.
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Wish we could fit an axe into a Swiss Army Tool.
Haaa ha haa fantastic idea! 😅
You have a wonderfully analytical and mathematical mindset. You are an architectural engineer. Very impressive video!
Thanks a lot Debi for this wonderful compliment!!
This is a great engineering concept that actually works. Thank you Felix for bringing your two friends together to give us a new sharpening technique. Brilliant! Best, Wendi ❤🌻
Thank you so much my friend!!!
Excelente video y mecanismo de afilado amigo mío 👌😉 me a gustado y se afila muy rápidamente y correctamente 👍 como siempre gracias por compartir y a seguir así de bien salud/os 🇪🇦
muchas gracias amigo!! Siempre agradezco su apoyo!
Very well done Felix! If I didn't already have the KME axe sharpener along with the KME knife sharpening system, I would build this in an instant! One thing to note...KME sells the convexing rod for $18.95 USD and it includes 2 stops to limit the travel of the diamond plates on the axe head. I don't know how much you spent on that rod, but it is something to consider. I'm going to watch your friends videos next. I like these collaborative videos! THANK YOU FELIX!! UPDATE:.....I watched all three videos. While all 3 work, your design and ease of function, along with easiest repeatability, is clearly the best IMO. Nicely done Felix!
Thanks a lot for your positive feedback!
I like this video from an engineering standpoint and will continue to sharpen axes and hatchets freehand. All the best.
Thanks a lot for your kind feedback!!!... and for your weekly support! I appreciate that very much!
Agreed and all the best Quantum.
I have used your rag trick before on several axes but I just may have to amke this. Much more accurate and repeatable! Fantastic idea! You always come up with simplistic solutions to semmingly hard problems!! Much thanks!!!!!!
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
This appeals to my OCD for uniformly sharp edges. Thanks.
Thanks a lot Dave...
Hallo Felix, es ist immer wieder erstaunlich, wie du mit wenig Materialaufwand und Geld so tolle Gerätschaften konstruierst! Und wenn ihr drei zusammen seid, muss ja „ebbes Gscheits“ dabei herauskommen. LG Micha
Danke lieber Micha!
Salut Felix sunt din România și îmi doream foarte mult un briceag Victor inox de la vârsta de 10 ani acum am 40 de ani și am 5 bucăți primul lam primit la vârsta de 27 ani și pur și simplu le iubesc eu nu lucrez mai deloc cu ele dar tu faci minuni cu un singur briceag, mult succes în continuare și multă sănătate tuturor ❤️🇷🇴🍻👍
Multumesc pentru comentariul tau frumos!!
Hallo Felix und danke für dieses tolle Video. Eine super Schärfvorrichtung, einfach aber effektiv! 👍👍👍
LG aus Wels/Oberösterreich in die schöne Schweiz!
Danke lieber Willi! Liebe Grüsse gegen Osten 😊
Gut 👍
Больше всего понравилась точилка Феликса-более точное позиционирование топора ,а соответственно и лучший результат. А потом ещё его точилка самая красивая и аккуратная.
Точилка от Abu тоже хорошая- практичная и простая в изготовлении,хотя мне кажется не такая точная и стабильная как у Феликса.
Спасибо парни за отличные идеи и интересные видео! 👍💥
Большое спасибо за просмотр всех видео и за ваш комментарий!!!
Hi Felix, cheap and simple but it looks very effective, very clever. Cheers Will.
Thanks a lot dear Will!!!
Super as always Félix. Yours Channel is the best
Thank you very much Luciano!
KME actually makes a special clamp for axe heads but seeing you make one cheaper is awesome
Thanks a lot Kyle!
And heres Habu in your video. Too bad i already saw his video sorry Felix but his posted first lol thank you. I appreciate you
Thanks a lot dear Michael!
@@FelixImmler thank you sir, you have the best attitude and always seem so excited to share when you learn something. I enjoy your videos very much.
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again-I love the way your mind works Felix! Your explainers and tutorials are so easy to follow and I’m always inspired. Thank you☺️🪓
Your comment makes me happy! Thank you so much!!
Nice idea. I imagine this jig would also work for large knives, machetes, and cleavers, although you would have to move the blade a few times.
Yes... i agree!
Хорошая идея.
Спасибо! Сил и здоровья!
Спасибо за хороший комментарий!
This was excellent! Thanks for the tutorial and the idea, my friend!
Thanks a lot for your positive feedback dear James. All the best from Switzerland!
Great idea Felix , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Hallo Michael. Thank you so much for your weekly support! That means a lot to me!
I am always looking for new simple ways to solve problems and as usual you always impress me with your problem solving skills , I will definitely be making one of these jigs for my axes,
Keep up the great work 👍as always i look forward to next week's video✌️
Your comment makes me happy! Thank you!
Very informative, enlightening! I took an axe to a local machine shop who put a great edge in it. When I asked how they did it, they answered "MAGIC" and I believed them!!!
Thanks for your interesting comment!
Good project Felix. You are so interesting.
Why spend when you can make!
Thanks a lot dear Clinton!
Awesome idea 👍👌🙌😊🙏🍀
Thanks a lot Drazen!
We missed you in the SAK groups! I'm still happy with the rag trick. I only have 2 axes that are already super sharp so probably won't do this one but i like the way you think like an engineer
Thank you so much my friend!
Mega mega geiles Projekt! Richtig gut! Felix du hast immer top Ideen! 💪
Danke für das tolle Lob! Dein Kommentar freut mich wiä vorruckt! 😆
👋🔥✌️Hello, Felix. Great idea 👍👍👍! Thank's a lot 🙏🤘!!
Thanks for watching!
Nice looks like it works great 👍 great idea!
Thanks a lot Mike!!
Thanks for this information. Great video. We do learn a lot of things from different sources.
Super... thank you Tressa!
Ne echt gut durchdachte Konstruktion 👍🏼
Vielen Dank!!
@@FelixImmler bitteschön und ich wünsche noch ein schönes entspanntes Wochenende mit deiner Family✌🏼
Thanks Felix
Thanks for watching!
A real genius at work. ❤ I wonder what you are going to do with all these axes 😆
I don't own many axes..😆
Another ingenious and inexpensive solution! I will watch the other channels soon, to see their approaches.
Thank you very much!!
Hallo Felix,
Die Idee, die Axt mit der Bohrung immer genau gleich einzuspannen gefällt mir. Wenn Du das jetzt noch auf den Lansky-Messerschärfer übertragen könntest - ich spanne meine Messer jedesmal anders ein . .
Gruß Tino
Ja, das ist ein interessanter Gedanke! Danke Tino!
Хорошое видео все четко и понятно. Спасибо.
Спасибо и всего наилучшего
Super Idee. Bin gespannt auf die Lösung deiner Freunde. Aber ich halte mich weiter an deinen Trick mit dem Geschirrtuch, den du mal vor Jahren gezeigt hast. Jetzt, da ich es langsam kann, kommst du mit dieser Idee daher. Heilandsack! 🤣
Heilandsack! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s a good idea Felix and very well explained thanks
Thanks a lot Peter for this positive feedback!
Hallo, tolle Kooperation, hab alle Videos geschaut. Danke!
Super!! Vielen Dank!
Good job, Mr. Genius. 🙂
Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Muito eficiente e simples o aparato de afiação ! Saudações !
Muito obrigado!
As always, good useful info.
And friendly, with a smile !!!
Leaves me in a good mood everytime.
Thanks, Felix. If I am not mistanken, Your name translates to " The happy one" in Latin, and fits You very well.
Cheers, mate.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!!
At the start of the video when you guys are in a line you look like a really cool indie band. :D
Haaa ha haaaa... Thanks a lot for your funny comment! 🤣🤣
I'd buy the album :)
Always a Pleasure
Thanks
Thanks a lot Dale!
Very good video Felix. Thank you for sharing it.
JT
Thanks a lot dear JT!!!
Superbe réalisation !
merci bien!!
Fantastic video Felix. Especially enjoyed your sketching it out. 👍
Thank you very much!!
Excellent!
Thank you!
awesome job my friend
Thank you very much!!
Excellent tool Felix. Simple to make and use with precise results. Thank you for another great post. I'll be checking out the other channels. All the best.
Thanks a lot for your support!
Отличная идея! Молодец Феликс!
Большое спасибо
Nice tool.
Thank you very much!!
Wow, Hammer!
Dankeschön!
Gran invento, bravo
Thank you very much!!
Interesting concept, but needs too many specialist tools for me. I much prefer your rag trick
Thanks for your feedback!
I love your DIY videos! I just recently bought a Travelers Company notebook. Upon first inspection I thought this is something Felix would DIY. It would be great to see your approach to making one of these by using just a SAK.
Thanks a lot for your inspiration!
Awesome Might have to try this one this year
Super!
Thank you!
It works, you look happy. All good. Puck. 8000 generations got there in the end.
Hello Dave. Thanks for your comment!
Very cool device mate. I really like the curved rod for achieving convex. It never came to my mind but I might steal this idea from you :DWere there any metal particles stuck on the magnets when you started sharpening?
Yes.... that the disadvantage of the magnets
💯GOOD....
Thank you!
Felix, du machst dem Cayennepfeffer Konkurrenz mit der gnadenlosen Schärfe deine Äxte.
Danke für den lustigen Kommentar lieber Karl!
@@FelixImmler Gerne. 😀
Ciao felix!maschera per affilatura perfetta,ma il metodo dello straccio è leggenda....una lima e uno straccio.
Grazie per il tuo feedback
Für den Algorythm❤
Danke für deinen Support!
Genial
Vielen Dank!!
Ich mach es seit einiger Zeit so wie du es schonmal vorgestellt hast mit Tuch oder mousepads und einer Pfeile…für unterwegs oder einen schnellen Anschliff habe ich einen Schleifpuck…deine Variante toppt das allerdings von der Schärfe der Klinge…aber mir reicht eine normale Arbeitsschärfe beim Beil. Super gemacht 👍🏼
Vielen Dank Bernhard!
Cooler Einfall Felix
Vielen Dank Marc!!
if someone is skilled enough to craft that artwork sharpener, he can probably sharpen his axe with a rock.
very enjoyable as usual.
somehow on topic: i noticed a way better edge if i use my Precision Adjust only in ascending movement.
That's an interesting comment. Thanks a lot!
Привет Феликс. Заточка топора линзой интересное решение. Я когда жил в деревне и заготавливал дрова для отопления зимой топор точил напильником, я не хотел заточку линзой ,а она почему то все равно получалась сферической.
Thanks a lot for you interesting comment!
I have had this same idea for a repeatable axe sharpener - again based on the Edge Pro Apex knife sharpener design. I like your version of it. What is the name of those clamps? Also you can add a lip on the edge of the face that holds the diamond stones so when you push hard into the blade, there will be a small mechanical stop to prevent the diamond stone from sliding against the magnets.
Cutting edge technology.
Thanks a lot Steve!!
I wish you were my neighbor!
Thanks a lot dear Erwin!
If you have a belt sander, you can use the section of the belt above the platen almost like a slack belt.
You have to be careful because you're running the belt towards the edge, but you can achieve a shaving sharp convex grind in a fairly short amount of time.
Yes... and this video is for all those without belt sander... .😄
@@FelixImmler 4:22 ...says the man using a belt sander 😀
look at the drawing at 3:00 (still in sideways orientation) and tell me you don't see a simple bench vice. you simply need two of those bushings glued to your vice at a set distance! this way you can leave the axe vertical and sharpen from both sides without having to re-clamp
That sound super interesting!! Thanks for your tip!
Hello Felix! Have you ever thought about making a lock for the canvases (saw holder) of an electric jigsaw, like on Leatherman Surge?
yes of course i have.... thanks a lot for your comment!
hey felix, wo bekommt man diese diamantplatten?
Hellooo many thanks to France for yours Videos 👍🏻 .. have you the @ of diamantsteel in china ? 🙏🏻
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Thanks a lot for your comment!
Good job, but not everyone can or able to do the work. However, can you show more simplified method? Thanks
I see what looks like a semicircle of drill holes on your axe head. Did you start to make it into a bearded axe, and then stop to sharpen it?
Yes...exactly. This was the try out axe for this video: th-cam.com/video/4Pq1cOL5Z_g/w-d-xo.html
Looks like a great invention, how about trying out your Laser Goniometer to see what angle it reads.🤔😅🤣
Hello Gizmo. Of course I did that :-D With a convex cutting edge, the goniometer shows a range. From ... to i can just more or less determine with it. By the way... thanks a lot for your weekly support!!
Kitos!
Thanks for your comment.
Hallo Felix,
wieder mal eine tolle Idee von dir👍👍
Eine Anmerkung von mir zum Umgang mit der Bandsäge. Was nützt die Schutzbrille wenn du dir in den Finger sägst weil du keinen Schiebestock benutzt. Das weist du bestimmt selber das so etwas böse enden kann😒😒
Nur deshalb gibt es diesmal keine Daumen hoch von mir. Habe da zu viele Verletzungen durch dieses " Säge ich nur mal schnell " mitbekommen.
Freue mich trotzdem schon auf viele weitere Videos mit Tipps und Projekten von dir.
Viel Spaß auch beim Jambore mit Matthias, passt bei mir leider Zeitlich wieder nicht
Gruß vom Bensberger
Danke für deinen Kommentar!
In the U.S., we call the oval hole the eye.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻
Thank you very much!
For a long time I thought, a convex grind would be best for an axe - after I bought a Fiskars A6 and saw, how well it performs with a flat grind, I'm not sure any longer. Cutting down a mature juniper with five limbs of 10cm diameter, the Fiskars was a lot faster than my convex 25° Toom-axe.
Thanks a lot for your feedback. I think felling trees needs a good cutting performance. Splitting wood works better with a convex geometrie.
@@FelixImmler - May be, I didn't split wood with my Fiskars yet - but I remember my father saying, that a splitting axe shouldn't be really sharp, instead a bit blunt, because the head shall not cut the fibers, but wedge between them.
@@mannihh5274 I recent bought an antique axe with a very blunt and thick convex edge. I sharpened it as best as I could (so it could slice paper) but due to the extremely thick edge geometry it was not good at chopping. But when I tried it for splitting, it was amazing.
We stand on the shoulders of giants. Probably best not to jump off.
😆
It would be really good if you didn’t need to flip the axe, if there was another bit underneath to put the rod and sanding piece into.
This is a good hint. Thank you!
Leute im und um den Alpstein machen aus nix das beste❤
Wie hald die Appenzeller so sind 😂😂
Why fix a problem that isn’t broken???
..absolutely no need...
Now, your can shave the beard on that Axe. 🤗
😁
Ca devient trop technique. Je n'ai ni les outils ni la technique et surtout pas la patience.
Thanks for your honest feedback!