Wow lady you are a beast when it comes to working with metal. Wish I had your skills. Thank you for posting these vids, they were awesome, and that knife looks awesome! Rock on girl!!!
I haven't even finished the video yet, but I just had to tell you how awesome you truly are. I ran into your video today and you are by far the most awesome person on earth. I've never seen a video of any kind with so much detail. I've already subscribed and plan to watch every one of your videos. THANK YOU FOR BEING THE VERY BEST. I think I'm in love. I can't wait to see the rest of your videos. You have just gained a totally devoted viewer. Once again, Thank you for being sooooo awesome.....
@@lamaosama9342 There are so many... not worth to mention them, AND I respect the willing doing something, people like to share and present their videos and the work they love!!! Everybody grants my full respect that wants to share their knowledge or their ideas and dreams and phantasies to people they even don't know! RESPECT! And many times the people disqualifie themselves with the coments they post... @Waffenschmiedin x What 'Waffenschmiedin' does i really love, for me, she's an artist and sadly, I maybe never will meet her to change some words about the things she's interested in, and that way, I appreciate it double she's showing us her great talent! Danke 'Gunsmitheuse', (suboptimal, doch irgendwie muss ich 'crisscross' übersetzen...), oder hiesse es dann, Du bist eine 'She gunsmith' ? Jedenfalls danke für Deine Videos! Ich würde Dir so gerne über die Schultern schauen, mit vielen Fragen, in der Hoffnung, auch einmal so ein eigenes Erzeugnis in den Händen zu halten... (Klar, auch damit schiessen, denn ich mag Waffen, eigenartigerweise, aber ich bin gar kein Agro-Macho-Macht-Mensch, der Waffen mit Power und Herrschaft und Kontrolle verbindet und dieses 'Klischee' pflegt, obschon ich weiss, dass es genug solche Leute gibt, für die ein Stück Stahl mit Schwarz-/Schiess-Pulver gepaart Allmacht bedeutet). Ich finde es allgemein faszinierend, was man mit einer Fräsmaschine und einer Drehmaschine herstellen kann, endless possibilities!!! All the best in Your life, keep on going the way You are good in, liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz, bleib gesund, weiter produk-/krea-tiv, RoB
Sweet build. I am totally inspired. I had to put my gear in storage a couple of years ago, but lately I've been itching to get back to it. You just pushed me back on track. ☺️
I had a 'Super Automatic" OTF when I was around 16 or so. It worked on the same principle as this one. It was stolen from me, and ever since then, it has been my dream to make one. I managed to find another Super Automatic, and although it was the same externally it was a slightly different design internally. Instead of the robust levers to lock the blade, it just had pieces of spring steel riveted in place. It was also made of some kind of zinc alloy instead of the nickel plated brass of my first one. I still held onto my dream of making my own though, and this video has been inspirational. I would love it if you made plans available, as I no longer have one to copy. My 'shop' is nowhere near as well appointed as yours, but I think I could make it work. Pretty sure I have found my new favorite channel. Keep up the good work!
HI James i have made up some plans but they are not finished yet. School has put a lot of stuff on the back burner but i'm getting caught up again :) i will probably put any drawings i make on my Facebook page as a photo . i'm trying to figure out how to make files available on Facebook i have seen a few people do it but i'm not sure how they did it and they haven't answered me yet.
You are welcome Waffenschmiedin x ! It is just my fatherly instinct ! You are talented !!!!! If you get a chance please take a look at Machart Glass on youtube to see my work !
I wonder if there is anyone who privately (obviously of course) would make an OTF that uses a spike , like in James bond "live and let die" movie where he goes up to another spy and puts the OTF up to the guys back and click i, It goes into the guy cause the spring is soo strong? I have several in my collection but they are just so frustrating because they are so weak.... more like a movie prop than a respectable edged weapon. Anyone in the community that actually does quality work that takes orders and accepts paypal that you know?
I watched the other day and I saw some of your other videos.some people have a feel for what they do, you are one of those people , you have crazy mad skills.I had a great time watching.keep up with the good work
yes I will im really busy at the moment but will try to catch up in the next couple of months after most of my responsibilities are taken care of. I just haven't had the extra energy to do all that and make TH-cam videos.
You are One in a Miljon :) A very VERY Special Lady. You have all my Respect and more :). I do hope that you are doing Fine in these Creasy times. A lot of GOOD health and GOOD LUCK TO YOU :)
Also dig your jams , keep it heavy 🤘,also my kind of tunes, helps me work on some project's, a little SLAYER ,OZZY, cannibal,corps in those riffs,your bad ass, keep doing what your doing,hope to see your next project,😎
Me too, never see a otf knife put together as well as she did with her skills,I learned a LOT off this video, wanted to see her forging the blade though,
You're absolutely right ... and when I said you diserve more than this , I meant more than my words , your channel will be great and it's full of benefits , bty I didn't see any negative comments and that's a good sign furthermore , a woman making guns knives , that's kind of weird , shiny and off course amazing .
+Snooter Oni lol thanks ya I have only had a handful of bad comments but close to none. it has been a really positive experience for me and I love doing it :)
wow, i have to give credit where credit is due, you never stop amazing me. now you have me wanting to make a slitting saw. i also need to make the angle cutter too. keep up the good work girl.
CAN I ASK YOU HOW WELL YOU LIKE IT? AND HOW LONG Y0U'VE HAD YOUR GRIZZLY 4003 LATHE? AND IF YOU HAVE HAD ANY TROUBLE WITH IT? REASON FOR ASKING, I JUST BOUGHT ONE 2 MONTHS AGO. THANK YOU
the only problem i have had to date is the key on the motor. there is no set screw (or at least not on mine) and it wiggles it self out and has shot across the shop a couple of times (it now has a set screw lol)the cabinets that came with it and the chip guard/pan sort of look like they were built in some ones back yard but for the price they had to cut corners some place, and im glad it was here and not on the lathe itself. i also think the steady rest that came with it is a POS i'm going to build another one for it. other than that it think its awesome. its accurate and for the price i don't think you could beat it. i have had it over 5 years and its had a lot of use. when i first started looking for a lathe i was looking for old american build stuff but every thing i found was wore the heck out.
Great tip on that softer dead blow hammers face helping to shape the radius. What do you think of that off shore copy of the Deckel single lip tool grinder? New price I've seen over $10k for a real Deckel machine. :-( Likely you already know it, but with a good fixture to help tension and guide the wire lathes make very good spring winders as well. LOL, read your comments below about driving an older car and getting the equipment you've always wanted. Excellent logic. I've got a bit more tied up in my mill and accessories than I paid for my car when it was brand new. Not many have there priorities set like that today.
thanks :)! the copies of the Deckel grinders are "ok" I viewed mine as a unfinished project when I bought it (might as well when you buy most stuff from China ) it sharpens endmills really well with a Dimond wheel. the wheel that came with it was so out of balance and crappie I was afraid to turn it on. with the new wheel it seems to have a decent bearing in it. it is also to small for most things. they don't send any directions with them so you have to figure out how to set up everything on your own. the Gibs on the machine are totally crap the use 2 screws pushing on the side to adjust them which bends them and makes uneven movement. I plan to remake the correctly.i am considering remaking the whole apparatus and just keeping the spindle.
I think total my mill and lathe new with the tooling I have u was around 10k if you add in the welder 13k I got mist my tooling being patient on ebay and waiting for good deals
Many thanks for the details. Pretty much about what I expected. Some of the Chinese equipment can be improved a hell of a lot with some shop time, brain sweat and tuning. But if your going to go that far then I highly recommend a book called Building the Quorn by a Professor Chaddock. It was written quite awhile ago and you might Google "Quorn Tool and Cutter grinder for some images of finished grinders. You'll see a family resembalance to some of the Deckle parts if you squint hard. :-) But there's a vast number of improvements. The hard parts already done on yours if you keep the drive motor and spindle so you could add a lot of those improvements from the Quorn. Martin Model & Pattern offer castings in the U.S. for it, but I don't think there needed. There's even been some bar stock Quorns built. Try Googeling Bonelle Tool and Cutter grinder for that one. With the right shop built accessories there's very little a Quorn won't sharpen. Drills, reamers, taps, dies, lathe and mill tools etc. And some interesting machining setups in that Quorn book as well. I do think the longitudinal bars need lengthening on the Quorn for reamers etc. And some rubber motorcycle fork or off road shock boots added to protect those bars from the grit. I'm pretty sure you'd enjoy the book.
I'm about 3 hrs drive east of Vancouver B.C. Shipping is a huge added expense for me. My mill came out of New Jersey since it was lightest Brigeport and only 3/4 sized Taiwan built clone I could find that had the built in head feeds. And my lathe is a bit smaller than yours (11" x 27") that I had shipped from Quebec again because of the lighter weight my shop floor needs. Have bought a few things off Ebay, but for the most part bought new. Metrology equipment, cutting tools, accessories I bought mostly about the best I almost couldn't really afford. :-) North American or European built cutting tools make all the difference. A small shaper would be pretty handy in your shop for some of the work your getting into. One of the smaller Hardinge horizontal mills wouldn't hurt either. :-)
+Turning Point I will definitely check it out ty for the info :) I have some 1/2" Acme ready rod I was thinking if making a mill table for the tools to attach to would make it much much more useful.
Love what you are doing here! also please watch that pretty long blonde hair around your lathe and mill. John Saunders (NYC CNC) tells a story about a graduate student at his school who was killed when her long hair got caught in the lathe. Unfortunately I'm sure it wasn't the first or last time it will happen. I want you to be making videos for a LONG time yet!!! Best CE
thank you :) yes I an very aware of where my hair is. I never have the machine on when I have to be close to moving parts. easier to just have it shut off.
Through this series I picked up a few good tips but I had my doubts about how it would work. In the last few minutes it all came together. Nice job. I would like a drawing if you offer any. Thank you.
i don't have any drawings yet but when i get time i will probably make a set up. things will be crazy for me until after Christmas then i should be back to normal and have some time again. and feel free to remind me lol
Some of us will never get bored watching you make cutters but I surely understand getting bored having to do the making. You'd think eventually we'd end up with shops full of everything we ever need. What's up with that?
What would you call that drill Press with manual machining? I used to do CNC for caterpillar 20 years ago but got out of it after a couple years. Just not in the know, but sure would love to be able to have a set up like this old school manual over computers.
Why are you climb milling at 23:19? I never liked to climb mill, especially when manually traversing the table, because of the chance for the end mill to grab and dig into the work piece. Overall though a nice job. If you worked for me though I'd be insisting on putting the hair up in a bun and wearing a head net. Long hair can easily get sucked into the lathe of a milling cutter.
This and you are phenomenal. New subscriber here. Will be searching your vids to see if you have a video showing off your design. Seeing mention of making a gun has my interest piqued as well.
Jeff Langton I would have to figure out how to make them in a short amount of time. the hours involved in making one would make it to expensive to sell :)
Wow, You Have an Excellent Skill Working With Metal" you Should Etheir Start your Own Knife Making Business or Send Photogragh of Some of Your Knive Designs to Any Knive Company's? Just Saying.👍🏻👍🏻
Tbh her abilities exceed knife making. I mean she can forge guns too. This is a perfect example of someone who loves to do what they do, and its pretty damn inspirational
Only just found this channel! what a find! 100% going to make one of these do you have any rough drawings for it? I want to draw it all up in CAD and stick it on the CNC :) Thanks!
Jake Poole I acualy am almost done drawing it in cad (very old version) I was about to start a video on how it works and got side tracked with the doom and gloom stuff. I should have it out in the next 2 weeks I hope. I have a shooting match I'm going to this weekend so it just depends on time. :)
Wow lady you are a beast when it comes to working with metal. Wish I had your skills. Thank you for posting these vids, they were awesome, and that knife looks awesome! Rock on girl!!!
thank you :)
Wow a beautiful woman machinist. Nice build ,another job for a CRIPPLED machinist. Very nice to find your channel. Thanks for the great videos.
thank you very much :)!
I like everything about her I don’t know where to begin🤔 just keep up the good work you’re an inspiration👍🏼
Thank you 😇
What a great job you have done. Please keep up the great work you do.
I would very much like a set of plans for this knife if you have them.
I haven't even finished the video yet, but I just had to tell you how awesome you truly are. I ran into your video today and you are by far the most awesome person on earth. I've never seen a video of any kind with so much detail. I've already subscribed and plan to watch every one of your videos. THANK YOU FOR BEING THE VERY BEST. I think I'm in love. I can't wait to see the rest of your videos. You have just gained a totally devoted viewer. Once again, Thank you for being sooooo awesome.....
This chick is a better machinist than most the dudes on YT.
hehe thanks ;)
wow!!
For example: ... ?
@@lamaosama9342 There are so many... not worth to mention them, AND I respect the willing doing something, people like to share and present their videos and the work they love!!! Everybody grants my full respect that wants to share their knowledge or their ideas and dreams and phantasies to people they even don't know! RESPECT! And many times the people disqualifie themselves with the coments they post...
@Waffenschmiedin x What 'Waffenschmiedin' does i really love, for me, she's an artist and sadly, I maybe never will meet her to change some words about the things she's interested in, and that way, I appreciate it double she's showing us her great talent! Danke 'Gunsmitheuse', (suboptimal, doch irgendwie muss ich 'crisscross' übersetzen...), oder hiesse es dann, Du bist eine 'She gunsmith' ? Jedenfalls danke für Deine Videos! Ich würde Dir so gerne über die Schultern schauen, mit vielen Fragen, in der Hoffnung, auch einmal so ein eigenes Erzeugnis in den Händen zu halten... (Klar, auch damit schiessen, denn ich mag Waffen, eigenartigerweise, aber ich bin gar kein Agro-Macho-Macht-Mensch, der Waffen mit Power und Herrschaft und Kontrolle verbindet und dieses 'Klischee' pflegt, obschon ich weiss, dass es genug solche Leute gibt, für die ein Stück Stahl mit Schwarz-/Schiess-Pulver gepaart Allmacht bedeutet). Ich finde es allgemein faszinierend, was man mit einer Fräsmaschine und einer Drehmaschine herstellen kann, endless possibilities!!!
All the best in Your life, keep on going the way You are good in, liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz, bleib gesund, weiter produk-/krea-tiv, RoB
Yalan da değil!.
Never boring, always very informative. Keep up the excellent work.
thank you :)!
Sweet build. I am totally inspired. I had to put my gear in storage a couple of years ago, but lately I've been itching to get back to it. You just pushed me back on track. ☺️
Awesome I love to hear stuff like that :)
my daughter is taking engineering at school. hope she becomes as capable as you. great video thank you.
no reason she cant :)
Great job, now you can cut three ways, sideways, deep, and frequently! Love the videos!
lol thanks :)
I am a machinist by trade and that is a lot of work, very well done, sounds good when it opens and closes
thank you :)
I had a 'Super Automatic" OTF when I was around 16 or so.
It worked on the same principle as this one.
It was stolen from me, and ever since then, it has been my dream to make one.
I managed to find another Super Automatic, and although it was the same externally it was a slightly different design internally.
Instead of the robust levers to lock the blade, it just had pieces of spring steel riveted in place.
It was also made of some kind of zinc alloy instead of the nickel plated brass of my first one.
I still held onto my dream of making my own though, and this video has been inspirational.
I would love it if you made plans available, as I no longer have one to copy.
My 'shop' is nowhere near as well appointed as yours, but I think I could make it work.
Pretty sure I have found my new favorite channel.
Keep up the good work!
HI James
i have made up some plans but they are not finished yet. School has put a lot of stuff on the back burner but i'm getting caught up again :) i will probably put any drawings i make on my Facebook page as a photo . i'm trying to figure out how to make files available on Facebook i have seen a few people do it but i'm not sure how they did it and they haven't answered me yet.
Great skills ! I realty enjoy your videos , I did get nervous when your hair was down near the flex-shaft dremel !
thank you and thank you for your concern
You are welcome Waffenschmiedin x ! It is just my fatherly instinct !
You are talented !!!!! If you get a chance please take a look at Machart
Glass on youtube to see my work !
40momba heading there now :)
40momba ooooh I love glass blowing! /subscribed. ;)
A work of art Heather!
thank you :)
i am really glad to have run across this channel i am happy to see a woman that can work metal
thank you im glad you enjoyed it :)
Nice build, keep up the great work.
thank you :)
excellent craftsmanship!
thank you :)
Nice bit of sheet metal work and the slitting saw is super, and most effective.
In the end a fantastic result - very cool.
thank you :)
Beautiful, engineering skills, and metal music. I've died and gone to heaven.
You ROCK woman!!! New sub here. I can't believe you've been here for 4 yrs & don't have over a 100thousand subs by now....:-/
You are amazing excellent job
I really dig what she does and how she does it!
Outstanding & easy on the eyes!
lol ahh ty :)
I wonder if there is anyone who privately (obviously of course) would make an OTF that uses a spike , like in James bond "live and let die" movie where he goes up to another spy and puts the OTF up to the guys back and click i, It goes into the guy cause the spring is soo strong? I have several in my collection but they are just so frustrating because they are so weak.... more like a movie prop than a respectable edged weapon.
Anyone in the community that actually does quality work that takes orders and accepts paypal that you know?
would be similar to a ballistic knife but round
my kind of woman.
thanks :)
MEIN*
Jas ward Mac Demarco - My Kind of Woman
@@kazoolordhd6591 *meine
Very skillful, I love it, I like how you understand the mechanism, smooth action, "click-click" I'm learning, keep it going😃😃😃THANKS
Awesome video thank you so much for sharing ❤👍love it!!!!
I watched the other day and I saw some of your other videos.some people have a feel for what they do, you are one of those people , you have crazy mad skills.I had a great time watching.keep up with the good work
thank you :)!
Great job Heather !
Yes, this girl does not have a price! Super Girl!
What a great Shop!
Incredible knowledge and skills! What is the music? Love it
awesome greetings from Bolivia
Amazing work and skills!!! 🤯 Nice background music, too. 👍 I can't even hang a picture straight... 😭
Thank you 😊
Good working👍
that is a really well done design. It was an art to watch and you flushed the metal so well. will you be posting a video on how the mechanism works?
yes I will im really busy at the moment but will try to catch up in the next couple of months after most of my responsibilities are taken care of. I just haven't had the extra energy to do all that and make TH-cam videos.
You are One in a Miljon :) A very VERY Special Lady. You have all my Respect and more :). I do hope that you are doing Fine in these Creasy times. A lot of GOOD health and GOOD LUCK TO YOU :)
Beautiful work my friend! I can't wait to see what you have in store for us next :)
thanks :)!
Also dig your jams , keep it heavy 🤘,also my kind of tunes, helps me work on some project's, a little SLAYER ,OZZY, cannibal,corps in those riffs,your bad ass, keep doing what your doing,hope to see your next project,😎
One good work.... two beautiful eyes ;)
thanks you :)
Nothing more beautiful than a woman making a knife with chips in her hair except the same woman building a gun from scratch such awesomeness
That is totally fantastic. Keep on keeping on.
thanks :)!
Alot of Work ! Nice👍
Very nice, looking forward to the new gun build.
thanks :)!
you pretty cool. nice tools, im in envy. nice to see craftsman ,few and far between
thanks :)!
Great work little sister !
thank you :)
Dang great video I really liked the whole build! I learned a lot from this!
thanks Parker :)
Me too, never see a otf knife put together as well as she did with her skills,I learned a LOT off this video, wanted to see her forging the blade though,
that's some awesome smithcraft there, is it on Amazon?
very nice work can't wait for the next gun build
thank you :)!
I have been working on the new gun the last couple of days :)
Excellent as usual, well done
thanks :)!
Best milling machine trick I've ever seen
You are great ... I've never seen a girl doing works like this ... keep going to what you doing
thank you :)!
You diserve more than this
+Snooter Oni hehe ty life is odd never know where you will end up ;)
You're absolutely right ... and when I said you diserve more than this , I meant more than my words , your channel will be great and it's full of benefits , bty I didn't see any negative comments and that's a good sign furthermore , a woman making guns knives , that's kind of weird , shiny and off course amazing .
+Snooter Oni lol thanks ya I have only had a handful of bad comments but close to none. it has been a really positive experience for me and I love doing it :)
the coolest video I've seen in a while.
Thanks Rod :)
music's bad ass and the video is great. you are awesome, hope to see more videos later
thanks :)!
thanks :)!
you're welcome, how long have you been doing this kind of stuff?
+Tanis H my whole life :)
wow, i have to give credit where credit is due, you never stop amazing me. now you have me wanting to make a slitting saw. i also need to make the angle cutter too. keep up the good work girl.
thank you :)! well when you don't have something you have to make it work somehow right ? ;)
have you done a video on how to make the angle cutter
+Bison Workshop do you mean a dove tail ? or like a deburring tool?
dove tail
+Bison Workshop no I haven't. I haven't needed to make on yet :)
Great Build, thanks for sharing.
thank :)
nice job. talented lady....
Thank you :)
CAN I ASK YOU HOW WELL YOU LIKE IT? AND HOW LONG Y0U'VE HAD YOUR GRIZZLY 4003 LATHE? AND IF YOU HAVE HAD ANY TROUBLE WITH IT? REASON FOR ASKING, I JUST BOUGHT ONE 2 MONTHS AGO. THANK YOU
the only problem i have had to date is the key on the motor. there is no set screw (or at least not on mine) and it wiggles it self out and has shot across the shop a couple of times (it now has a set screw lol)the cabinets that came with it and the chip guard/pan sort of look like they were built in some ones back yard but for the price they had to cut corners some place, and im glad it was here and not on the lathe itself. i also think the steady rest that came with it is a POS i'm going to build another one for it. other than that it think its awesome. its accurate and for the price i don't think you could beat it. i have had it over 5 years and its had a lot of use. when i first started looking for a lathe i was looking for old american build stuff but every thing i found was wore the heck out.
WHEW , THAT'S GOOD NEWS, I SURE THANK YOU FOR THE REPLY.... GUESS I BETTER CHECK FOR SET SCREW.... LOL
Wunderbare Arbeit !! Ich habe begeistert zugeschaut !! 👍
Very nice, Lady. Great skill.
thank you :)!
Great tip on that softer dead blow hammers face helping to shape the radius. What do you think of that off shore copy of the Deckel single lip tool grinder? New price I've seen over $10k for a real Deckel machine. :-( Likely you already know it, but with a good fixture to help tension and guide the wire lathes make very good spring winders as well.
LOL, read your comments below about driving an older car and getting the equipment you've always wanted. Excellent logic. I've got a bit more tied up in my mill and accessories than I paid for my car when it was brand new. Not many have there priorities set like that today.
thanks :)! the copies of the Deckel grinders are "ok" I viewed mine as a unfinished project when I bought it (might as well when you buy most stuff from China ) it sharpens endmills really well with a Dimond wheel. the wheel that came with it was so out of balance and crappie I was afraid to turn it on. with the new wheel it seems to have a decent bearing in it. it is also to small for most things. they don't send any directions with them so you have to figure out how to set up everything on your own. the Gibs on the machine are totally crap the use 2 screws pushing on the side to adjust them which bends them and makes uneven movement. I plan to remake the correctly.i am considering remaking the whole apparatus and just keeping the spindle.
I think total my mill and lathe new with the tooling I have u was around 10k if you add in the welder 13k I got mist my tooling being patient on ebay and waiting for good deals
Many thanks for the details. Pretty much about what I expected. Some of the Chinese equipment can be improved a hell of a lot with some shop time, brain sweat and tuning. But if your going to go that far then I highly recommend a book called Building the Quorn by a Professor Chaddock. It was written quite awhile ago and you might Google "Quorn Tool and Cutter grinder for some images of finished grinders. You'll see a family resembalance to some of the Deckle parts if you squint hard. :-) But there's a vast number of improvements. The hard parts already done on yours if you keep the drive motor and spindle so you could add a lot of those improvements from the Quorn. Martin Model & Pattern offer castings in the U.S. for it, but I don't think there needed. There's even been some bar stock Quorns built. Try Googeling Bonelle Tool and Cutter grinder for that one. With the right shop built accessories there's very little a Quorn won't sharpen. Drills, reamers, taps, dies, lathe and mill tools etc. And some interesting machining setups in that Quorn book as well. I do think the longitudinal bars need lengthening on the Quorn for reamers etc. And some rubber motorcycle fork or off road shock boots added to protect those bars from the grit. I'm pretty sure you'd enjoy the book.
I'm about 3 hrs drive east of Vancouver B.C. Shipping is a huge added expense for me. My mill came out of New Jersey since it was lightest Brigeport and only 3/4 sized Taiwan built clone I could find that had the built in head feeds. And my lathe is a bit smaller than yours (11" x 27") that I had shipped from Quebec again because of the lighter weight my shop floor needs. Have bought a few things off Ebay, but for the most part bought new. Metrology equipment, cutting tools, accessories I bought mostly about the best I almost couldn't really afford. :-) North American or European built cutting tools make all the difference. A small shaper would be pretty handy in your shop for some of the work your getting into. One of the smaller Hardinge horizontal mills wouldn't hurt either. :-)
+Turning Point I will definitely check it out ty for the info :) I have some 1/2" Acme ready rod I was thinking if making a mill table for the tools to attach to would make it much much more useful.
Very nice build.
thank you :)
The springs are what I really wanted to understand. Do you have more stuff about these?
That operating sound. Thats a nice sounding knife. looks pretty good too! well done😃
thank you :) I'm glad it worked haha never made one before :)
+Waffenschmiedin x Any plans for another type of knife in the future?
+Jay Goldie possibly :) they make good prizes ;)
That they do. Have you seen john grimsmos knives? The machined blade might be interesting to try on a manual mill lol
I haven't but I will check it out ty :)
Did you go by a particular model? Great job!!
you're the mother every little boy dreams of.
lol thanks :)
brilliant work as always.
where could I get plans so I could make my own
hum maybe ill make a set and post them here
and thank you :)
@@Waffenschmiedinx I did not understand what you meant
Where can I find plans?
fantastic skills - where do you get your ideas from?
Love what you are doing here! also please watch that pretty long blonde hair around your lathe and mill. John Saunders (NYC CNC) tells a story about a graduate student at his school who was killed when her long hair got caught in the lathe. Unfortunately I'm sure it wasn't the first or last time it will happen. I want you to be making videos for a LONG time yet!!! Best CE
thank you :) yes I an very aware of where my hair is. I never have the machine on when I have to be close to moving parts. easier to just have it shut off.
Amazing job, very cool watching you build that.
Chicken Death thanks :)
Through this series I picked up a few good tips but I had my doubts about how it would work. In the last few minutes it all came together. Nice job. I would like a drawing if you offer any. Thank you.
i don't have any drawings yet but when i get time i will probably make a set up. things will be crazy for me until after Christmas then i should be back to normal and have some time again. and feel free to remind me lol
Beautiful knife!
than you :)
Nice work it looks way cool. 👍👍
thank you :)!
Some of us will never get bored watching you make cutters but I surely understand getting bored having to do the making. You'd think eventually we'd end up with shops full of everything we ever need. What's up with that?
haha ya you never have every tool you need :) there is always one you wish you still had 😄
Jesus christ you're amazing!!!
Where and how do I meet women like you! Nice skills.
Very nice craftsmanship!! How do you get your 3-phase power for the equipment???
Abe Lincoln thank you :) it's not 3 phase it's 240v single phase
Awesome build, you rock!
awesome work, love it.
thank you :)
Beautiful work :)
thanks :)!
What would you call that drill Press with manual machining? I used to do CNC for caterpillar 20 years ago but got out of it after a couple years. Just not in the know, but sure would love to be able to have a set up like this old school manual over computers.
A Knee mill :)
Why are you climb milling at 23:19? I never liked to climb mill, especially when manually traversing the table, because of the chance for the end mill to grab and dig into the work piece. Overall though a nice job. If you worked for me though I'd be insisting on putting the hair up in a bun and wearing a head net. Long hair can easily get sucked into the lathe of a milling cutter.
This and you are phenomenal. New subscriber here. Will be searching your vids to see if you have a video showing off your design. Seeing mention of making a gun has my interest piqued as well.
Thank you 😊
So Nice work.. I want the first and second part of vidio.. And if u have desigen in peaper for the shap of knife
For Xmas you should get tin snips. You will love them
Quality skills.
love the chanel miss ut be careful please pull your hair back my hair is as long as yours and it can be a safety issue . keep up the nice work
Amazing work!
thank you :)!
Love it.... great job!!!!!
thank you David :)
Waffenschmiedin x you are most welcome. Keep doing what you are passionate about. There are many who never get that chance.
thank you Would like to buy one if you ever Sale them...Cheers ...You rock...Jeff
Jeff Langton I would have to figure out how to make them in a short amount of time. the hours involved in making one would make it to expensive to sell :)
Wow, You Have an Excellent Skill Working With Metal" you Should Etheir Start your Own Knife Making Business or Send Photogragh of Some of Your Knive Designs to Any Knive Company's? Just Saying.👍🏻👍🏻
I agree 100%, I've always said it's not work if you like doin it,
Tbh her abilities exceed knife making. I mean she can forge guns too. This is a perfect example of someone who loves to do what they do, and its pretty damn inspirational
Nice blade!! Realy like it. Do you maybe have plans that you could share? =)
i have been drawing up plans i will shane them its just a matter of when i can get to it :)
Thank you :D
Great work!
thank you :)
What make and model is that flex shaft tool you're using?
nice!!
did the coil spring go in like that or did it get heat treated ?
it went in like that. music wire is already heat treated :)
That is amazing, I really enjoyed that...it came out beautiful. .I am now a subscriber. .
Seeing this ....ma'am u gained yourself a sub 👋🤤👍
awesome work. thx
thank you :)
I love your jack the skeleton keychain
ahh ty Shelbi ! :) my whole car is decked out with nightmare stuff :)
+Waffenschmiedin x thats so awesome
+Shelbi Palmer thanks ;)
hallo, deine Arbeit ist gut wie immer ,aber hast du eine Zeichnung von dem Mechanismus?? es wäre toll so etwas nach bauen zu können.
Ich habe man noch keine. Wenn ich ein wenigen Zeit habe kann ich einige machen. Ich habe die letzten Wochen wirklich beschäftigt gewesen.
Only just found this channel! what a find! 100% going to make one of these do you have any rough drawings for it? I want to draw it all up in CAD and stick it on the CNC :) Thanks!
Jake Poole I acualy am almost done drawing it in cad (very old version) I was about to start a video on how it works and got side tracked with the doom and gloom stuff. I should have it out in the next 2 weeks I hope. I have a shooting match I'm going to this weekend so it just depends on time. :)
What would we do without reinforced Dremel cut off blades.
I'm amazed how often I need to use one lol
Is that omnific?