Hey friends! Welcome to my channel, where hopefully I'll be uploading stuff regularly. This is my workshop where I make stuff, usually knives. / natefromtheinternet
This makes me happy to see. I seem to remember a long time ago, you had done a couple knifemaking vids and mentioned it was a hobby you really enjoyed and would like to get deeper into. Glad you're getting the chance finally.
Not gonna lie: abundance of outlets is my favorite part of the tour. When you've lived in a house that has rooms with only two or three places to plug stuff in, you really learn to appreciate that convenience.
Large numbers of outlets are also kind of a safety feature, people aren't likely to resort to sketchy extension cords if an outlet is already right there.
Nice shop! Can't wait to see your next videos! I like the layout of the shop and the use of space. This gives me ideas for when I can finally get a shop of my own in the next year or two.
My brother LOVES making knives out of random things! I will be pointing him your way! I have enjoyed watching you grow on camera. I pray you are successful this coming year. Have fun!
A big fan from TKOR. it's good to see your doing your own thing now. I'm new to blade smithing myself. You gave me some good ideas for my shop... outlets!!! Lol Best of luck to you guys.
Would like to see a working video of sawdust going from it's farthest machine to dust bucket, and also how it works and how and how often you empty it!
You have a great workspace! The only things I would add that I didn't see are a cross slide vice on the drill press, and (might just be my machinist background talking, but...) a Sherline mill/ lathe setup for making custom bolts, milling Neely locker slots, making and modifying other tools. I also found that a small table saw was really handy. Almost as versatile as a drill press (or less precise vertical lathe with a cross slide vice) or lathe (maker of itself)!
Can't wait to see you working on the knives! Small request, could you reduce the volume of background music, I have problems with my hearing and the music was a bit too loud and made it harder to hear you clearly.
A couple things: the slanted pegboard under the bench is a GREAT idea; normally pegboard is mounted vertical and IMO works poorly-I will be totally integrating that idea. And, having each outlet labeled as to the circuit is brilliant; it is SO frustrating when you blow a circuit or need to service one and have no idea at the breaker box, and WAY simpler to label the sockets instead of the box (which still can be done generically).
I wonder if it's possible (definitely not safe) to make a knife for every metallic element (off the periodic chart)? I know that a couple of them can explode, and some have radioactive properties...but think it would be cool to have a huge knife block (in the shape of the periodic element [metallic portion] chart) . Maybe an over ambitious project?
looks great Nate...but that belt grinder...an the hardness tester...is Keith ever goin' ta paint them ta match 😆😉😉 looks great, only thing l can think of is, it might have been nice to have a ventilation system in there to help clear any particulates, but saaweeeeet shop. 👊🍻
I'm glad I caught this. I unsubed from TKOR shortly before Cali left. In spite of the enthusiasm it just didn't have any more heart. Glad to see you bouncing back man
Great job describing your shop. I would like to know what the room was.part of. I need to get my shop.or garage in order. I also can't wait to see how your plan to make your knives if your not using a forge. Knife making is some I wanted to get into but, thought the forging may.be to.much work with all.the hamming. It seem.more simple to just cut something from an old saw blade and shape.it. I don't know you tell.me.what you think. By the way I support you and TKOR too. It's all.about creativity for me not any one particular person.
Great video! Great to see you on TH-cam again!! What kind of 2x72 belt grinder is that or did you build it? Also, any sites you'd recommend to get Parks 50 quinch oil or Ferric Chloride? Thanks!
Im trying to set up a knife making hobby and Im looking at ideas. My space would be in my garage and roughly half the depth and only on one wall. Im looking at a budget of 4k, the majority of which is a furnace and belt grinder.
Nice workshop. I love good organisation. I’m looking at building my own workshop and yours looks to be the exact size I’d need. Do you know the length and width ?
Keith: first project needs to be designing and fabricating a steady rig for the camera. You made me so dizzy lmao.. Best projects are made from necessity though.
Nate, in terms of doing a video with another youtuber, I suggest Sonny, from the best food review channel. Very witty guy, who recently joined Guga for a video over at Guga Foods.
Very nice shop, Nate! Especially the 'color coordinated' part. Although, my O.C.D. alarm is going a little crazy, because your 2x72 doesn't match the other tools!!!! Lol! 🤪👍🏻 Thanks for sharing brother! 😎👍🏻🔨🔥🗡️ P.S. ... How tall are you?
I'm interested in knowing the brand name of paint and the name of the color you used for your equipment. That would fit well into my Blue dominated shop. And I have 2 old Record vises, a number 3 and 6 that I am cleaning up and I like your paint color for them.
Nate. I have a question mate and I think you are the guy to help me. I have been making a sword and I'm ready to make the pomel, I wanted to cast a copper ball to make the pomel out of. So I made a back yard Fordge out of an old gass bottle, perlite, and clay. I have a big metal pipe with a hairdryer on it to provide the air flow and I have just been using charcol/coke to fuel the fire. But when I melted the copper I got it liquid but as I added more the whole thing just turned to dross and didn't flow at all it was a huge failure. I used borax as a flux. I wondered if you had any tips or tricks as I know you have experience melting copper and I thought you would like the project as it is a knife/sword build. If you have any advice please let me know and if you want to see any pictures of my build or set up I will email them to you . I think you will find it interesting.
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Looking great man! Thanks for the shoutout!
Hey! Do you like to make stuff?
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Color coordinated machines, dimmable lighting in 3 zones and an insane amount of outlets. Nate, you've built my dream workshop.
This makes me happy to see. I seem to remember a long time ago, you had done a couple knifemaking vids and mentioned it was a hobby you really enjoyed and would like to get deeper into. Glad you're getting the chance finally.
Love the color coordination of the tools for sure, and I’m glad you brought up your shirt because I was definitely going to 😂
You're awesome Nate. Loved you since your first day on TKOR. Looking forward to your own vids. Good luck!
Not gonna lie: abundance of outlets is my favorite part of the tour. When you've lived in a house that has rooms with only two or three places to plug stuff in, you really learn to appreciate that convenience.
Large numbers of outlets are also kind of a safety feature, people aren't likely to resort to sketchy extension cords if an outlet is already right there.
Awesome workshop Nate (and Keith)! I love the efficiency of the setup. Can't wait to see what you come up with on this channel :)
Nice shop! Can't wait to see your next videos! I like the layout of the shop and the use of space. This gives me ideas for when I can finally get a shop of my own in the next year or two.
Yay! Love you, Nate!
I absolutely love this workshop! Everything looks lowkey improvised but at the same time perfectly practical!
You could put that Evenheat at full blast and the outside would still be cool to the touch. Love mine!
Hey Nate. What an impressive shop. Glad to be following you over here now. TKOR was great, but I bet this will be even better.
Super cool workshop Nate. Can't wait to see the awesome things you put on your channel! Love from Washington
Cannot wait to watch all the videos you make Good luck in all your endeavors
Awesome shop man! Id really like to see a video dedicated to you're dust collection system. I need to make something for my shop soon.
Awesome Workshop Nate especially the colour coordination
I like that you paint your devices - and it happens to be exactly the favourite colour of my wife 😀
I am excited to see what you guys come up with!
That's an awesome customized setup
Glad to see ILTMS' design of the workbench in here!
My brother LOVES making knives out of random things! I will be pointing him your way! I have enjoyed watching you grow on camera. I pray you are successful this coming year. Have fun!
nice workshop, good dust extraction and arrangements, good luck on everything.
You are awesome Nate!
Love the color choice
Such a nice workshop. I'm kinda jealous!
Nice looking space, Nate. I like the color coordination!
A big fan from TKOR. it's good to see your doing your own thing now. I'm new to blade smithing myself. You gave me some good ideas for my shop... outlets!!! Lol Best of luck to you guys.
Wow! Looking forward to seeing you on an episode of Forged in Fire! You are awesome!
Would like to see a working video of sawdust going from it's farthest machine to dust bucket, and also how it works and how and how often you empty it!
Good luck! man !
Nice setup. I wish I had a workshop.
Nice work!
Nice I heard about your personal channel from Bob on Making It in the latest episode! I'm excited to see more videos here.
Nice workshop. Remember to cover the outlet behind the belt grinder. You don't want metal shavings in the sockets.
Didn't expect to see another video when I subscribed after the last one here. Nice.
Finally, a knifemaking channel. I like that.
Matching shirt to your tools. Man of culture 😂
Can't wait for those knife making videos
I would love to see you on Forged In Fire :D Cool workshop!!
I mostly did not like the new changes on tkor but this I like, I can finally see your real personality.
10/10 for this channel.
You have a great workspace! The only things I would add that I didn't see are a cross slide vice on the drill press, and (might just be my machinist background talking, but...) a Sherline mill/ lathe setup for making custom bolts, milling Neely locker slots, making and modifying other tools. I also found that a small table saw was really handy. Almost as versatile as a drill press (or less precise vertical lathe with a cross slide vice) or lathe (maker of itself)!
A surface grinder, can also be useful especially for certain tang shapes.
I loved watching you on TKOR. I actually found tkor when you and calli were making videos together. I'll be here always supporting you
I’d love to see how you make all your tools match the painting process and all the in between
Can't wait to see you working on the knives! Small request, could you reduce the volume of background music, I have problems with my hearing and the music was a bit too loud and made it harder to hear you clearly.
paint the strength tester blue!!
Thanks Nate. Youre the only king of random I know. I hope to see Cali. You guys make a badass team>
Can you show us how to build the simplest, cheapest, easiest 2x72 belt grinder possible? Using standard parts, skateboard wheels, and so on.
Nice!
I like this. There are parts that I would borrow for any other shop. I'm thinking ham shack.
I have an ameribrade too, love it.
Great workshop! Never knew Keith is also into kniefemaking, so it'd be interesting to see him make knives aside from tasting bacons 😂
Wow I had no idea the kind of equipment needed for making a knife! I’m gonna have a lot more reverence next time I slice an apple.
Not every single knife is handmade. They have machines that can stamp, temper, and handle a knife in a few seconds.
The knife you were using was probably made with significantly more complex equipment at a significantly lower labor cost.
Cool. We’ll be able to see how you two differ in techniques and styles.
A couple things: the slanted pegboard under the bench is a GREAT idea; normally pegboard is mounted vertical and IMO works poorly-I will be totally integrating that idea. And, having each outlet labeled as to the circuit is brilliant; it is SO frustrating when you blow a circuit or need to service one and have no idea at the breaker box, and WAY simpler to label the sockets instead of the box (which still can be done generically).
This is bad ass
I wonder if it's possible (definitely not safe) to make a knife for every metallic element (off the periodic chart)?
I know that a couple of them can explode, and some have radioactive properties...but think it would be cool to have a huge knife block (in the shape of the periodic element [metallic portion] chart) .
Maybe an over ambitious project?
I also suggest doing a video with Tom Willet, from his Featureman channel. Elderly man full of stories and good cheer
looks great Nate...but that belt grinder...an the hardness tester...is Keith ever goin' ta paint them ta match 😆😉😉 looks great, only thing l can think of is, it might have been nice to have a ventilation system in there to help clear any particulates, but saaweeeeet shop. 👊🍻
Hello nate told ya I would watch them
I'm glad I caught this. I unsubed from TKOR shortly before Cali left. In spite of the enthusiasm it just didn't have any more heart. Glad to see you bouncing back man
Nice.
soooooo how about a nate and callie reunion on this new channel........
Quick release bench vise is a great idea for plate quenching… do you prefer the blade making or handle/finishing?
Love the workshop man!
Also... First?!
Great job describing your shop. I would like to know what the room was.part of. I need to get my shop.or garage in order. I also can't wait to see how your plan to make your knives if your not using a forge. Knife making is some I wanted to get into but, thought the forging may.be to.much work with all.the hamming. It seem.more simple to just cut something from an old saw blade and shape.it. I don't know you tell.me.what you think. By the way I support you and TKOR too. It's all.about creativity for me not any one particular person.
Nate, can you make a series of videos for basic equipment to buy and build to start knife making.
cool
Great video! Great to see you on TH-cam again!! What kind of 2x72 belt grinder is that or did you build it? Also, any sites you'd recommend to get Parks 50 quinch oil or Ferric Chloride? Thanks!
nice setup! how do you keep it so clean?
That's a very nice shop. I'm curious if you do (or plan to do) any oil quenching? might be tricky (and risky) to do in there.
Jealous!!
I’m seriously resisting the urge to go to Lowes and buying power tools.
Haha
super
Wait he uploaded wow
Im trying to set up a knife making hobby and Im looking at ideas. My space would be in my garage and roughly half the depth and only on one wall. Im looking at a budget of 4k, the majority of which is a furnace and belt grinder.
Nice workshop. I love good organisation.
I’m looking at building my own workshop and yours looks to be the exact size I’d need. Do you know the length and width ?
AHHHHHHH
Maybe a dumb question: How you clean the vacuum cleaner down the work bench since it seem to be framed in ?
cool miss you at tkor
Nate, you should make a custom guitar
Keith: first project needs to be designing and fabricating a steady rig for the camera. You made me so dizzy lmao.. Best projects are made from necessity though.
Nate, in terms of doing a video with another youtuber, I suggest Sonny, from the best food review channel. Very witty guy, who recently joined Guga for a video over at Guga Foods.
Nice workshop, pretty cool. What is the ramp at the window for, inside and outside? Did you make something for a cat?
Very nice shop, Nate! Especially the 'color coordinated' part. Although, my O.C.D. alarm is going a little crazy, because your 2x72 doesn't match the other tools!!!! Lol! 🤪👍🏻 Thanks for sharing brother! 😎👍🏻🔨🔥🗡️
P.S. ... How tall are you?
You should totally collab with Bob.
Oh wait! Keith looks a lot like Bob.
How bizarre.
you have a sorround sound system? we have a speaker that runs 24/7 for 35years
I like the use of vertical space.
Is this a hobby or are you selling your work?
It's a hobby, but I do sell knives on haukrknives.com
Hey just curious, how is the quality of knife that is created and heat treated versus a knife that is forged? Is there even really a difference?
I'm interested in knowing the brand name of paint and the name of the color you used for your equipment. That would fit well into my Blue dominated shop. And I have 2 old Record vises, a number 3 and 6 that I am cleaning up and I like your paint color for them.
Yes I am here because of TKR
Nate. I have a question mate and I think you are the guy to help me. I have been making a sword and I'm ready to make the pomel,
I wanted to cast a copper ball to make the pomel out of.
So I made a back yard Fordge out of an old gass bottle, perlite, and clay.
I have a big metal pipe with a hairdryer on it to provide the air flow and I have just been using charcol/coke to fuel the fire.
But when I melted the copper I got it liquid but as I added more the whole thing just turned to dross and didn't flow at all it was a huge failure. I used borax as a flux. I wondered if you had any tips or tricks as I know you have experience melting copper and I thought you would like the project as it is a knife/sword build. If you have any advice please let me know and if you want to see any pictures of my build or set up I will email them to you . I think you will find it interesting.
What do you use the ceiling outlet for? It seems a little impractical to have a lot of wires dangling from the ceiling.
Jigsaws and hand sanders so far.
Interesting
Ok so enough outlets… but is there enough pot lights? 😉
Do you plan on ever trying forging knifes? Or just stick with what you know?
Did you always live in the area where tkor was shot or have your moved back home?. PS love your videos best of luck!
Nate, the belt grinder needs paint.
Rather watch you here than on tkor….honestly we’re on TH-cam to see other people doing what they love, not being sold a movie from a huge production.
Glad to see your own channel. Good luck and I am anxiously waiting to see what you come up making.
I think you fit another shelf above the window on that back wall 🤔🤷♂️
first video in 4 years!
hi Nate
Did you just use spray paint on the tools?