How To Etch Your Initials Into a Knife Blade
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I have a steel Bowie knife my dad was making before he died. I finally got an edge on it and now, thanks to you, I'm putting his sword emblem and my initials on it. A really great way to keep him with me. Thanks! :-)
That's awesome!
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I'm very sorry Nina..😢
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People are sad because nina unfortunately lost a parent, one of the biggest losses in anyones life. Natural or not, it's hard.
For even more detail, use a scratch awl or a hand engraver tool onto dry polish. To get a better take on the letters, use gun blue to get the colour, then polish the top without getting into the etch, and you have a nicer finish than pen, plus it will last and will not vanish when you oil the blade:). Just a couple of tips! Cheers! Vicki.
Just a heads up, I decided to try using salt + water since some other videos suggested that it worked better than vinegar. I couldn't get the water/salt solution to work no matter what I tried. I switched to vinegar + salt and it worked like a charm.
Thanks again for the video.
Thats awesome man, never knew it was that easy, I want to go do this to all my tools now, definetly going to go try this! Thanks for the vid
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
That was an excellent tutorial. You were very clear and direct. Thank you!
impressive, I really like the low budget approach.
poboyspecial its cheaper to use salt and a 9 volt instead of a battery charger and vinegar
Ty for the vid! I'm impressed with the simplicity, nice job.
Thanks for the follow up. I have never tried it with a car battery. Glad to know it works.
What a nice knife! Love the simple design.
Thanks Nick, I'm just starting my journey into metal working. Good job just subbed
That is really cool, I'll have to remember this for all kind of stuff. Thanks for sharing!
what an awesome idea :-) thanks for posting look forward to watching more of your videos and fresh ideas soon
So cool I have done my knife today and it work really well. I stumbled upon this video randomly and am really happy I did. Thanks
Excellent Nick! This is exactly what I was looking for. Great job, great video and good clear explanation. Jim
Nice video, thanks for uploading. I like the stencil idea with the nail polish, seemed to work really well.
awesome vid very informative and on the cheap....thanks
Great Video! Etching with things definitely available in every household. Great approach!
A very nice application of chemistry! Definitely something I'll have to try.
Very nice, thank you! What i realy like, is how slow and relaxed the video is made!
What an excellent video. I'm sure a lot of people will use this method to etch a lot of different items.
Well done there. Good for you.
Badass! Excellent way to make a custom stencil had been trying to think of a good way to make one and the fingernail polish trick is a great tip thank you..great video!
Dude thanks for the helpful video, I am totally going to try this out! God bless you man.
another great video, thanks Nick
Awesome man!!! I tryed it on a butter knife first then I did it on my cold steel knife and it looks awesome. I actually did it with my signiture. Thank YOou!
Thank you Nick, I learned something today. It's awesome.
Thank you this was awesome. It will help me in my jewelry making. Also think I'm gonna do this on my expensive knives too once I've practiced.
Well, your a wizard who ever you are!
great work again man!
Yes! Learnt something new and appreciate your effort! Good stuff this! Thanks man!
Totally cool. You just solved a a very frustrating situation that I've been researching. THANX
Great video and info. That came out really well.
Pretty cool, my friend. Thank you for sharing that.
great vid, really easy to follow and understand the principle of etching, regards
Nice looking blade. Looks like it'll be a good utility knife
Great video Bro, gonna be having a go at this & cane to your vid through research, glad I watched now thanks
Thanks Nick, a great idea and well described. I can use this on a lot of things. Jim
Thanks for this great tutorial. If you want detail, you can use press-n-peel (or some people use photo paper) to iron your design on the blade (as I do with PCB's). Just print out your negative and mirrored design on that, iron it on the blade for a while at low heat, then peel off to see the protective material stuck on the blade, and use the same etching method. You could probably etch a painting on a blade this way.
Cool lesson. Thanks for sharing!
thanks so mutch for sharing this, totally intresting and useful!
Sweet,thanks for taking the time to post.,
simple and to the point, nice video
that was very easy and smart way to do it, thanks for uploading the video.
That is is freaking awesome! I learn something everyday!
Cool trick, I'm gonna try it. Thanks 4 sharing!
Hey good Vid Nick, i always wanted to know how that was done Thanks. Bless You
very good video, thanks for the instructions.
Nice one dude! Have been wondering how I was gonna do this. Cheers.
Thanks so much!! Really useful and works!! This earned you a subscriber!!
Marked my anvil using your vid. Perfect. Thanks!
That was a very interesting and informative vid. Thanks for sharing. I wonder if this would work better on carbon steels as opposed to stainless? Are there any limitations based on steel formula, etc?
Cool video, very well done. I might try this.
That is so cool! great job man!
Great stuff!! Thank You
Damn! Awesome work never even realized or thought to use the acid etching with electricity.
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
fantastic thank you for sharing!
Very Nice instructible-- simple, valuble...Thanks.
Bravo! Thanks for the tip.
Thank you, a truly helpful video
Dude, Freaking brilliant! You are a rock star.
This is awesome. You just got a new subscriber.
Amazing! Great vid! Look fantastic ans also is easy. Great job
That was very interesting. Thanks for posting.
Thank you this video was helpful my compadre
Now THAT's some good information. Liked this video.
I've been wondering if there was a cheap way of doing this and there is! Thanks for the video, i'm definitely going to try this!
Does a "trickle charger" work for this or would i need a more powerful charger???
Awesome! I cant wait to try this!
Thanks for sharing! And teaching this,very usefull for knife makers. Thanks :)
Pretty simple and effective, Thanks
Thanks!!! good and simple metod!
Great tutorial gonna give it a go now !
great vid, and to the point! excellent! learned something new!
Very informative, thanks for the video!
Very good...cant wait to try this out.
That is a neat trick. thanks for sharing
ty that is dam nice i wanted to etch into a couble of my blades and simple tools easy to find around the house very helpfull ty man
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Very interesting. Thanks for posting.
Great video thanks for posting.
I was wandering how that was done. Damn its so simple! Thanks.
very interesting and instructive.
Great vid dude.
That turned out nice! I've used vinegar for a patina, amazing what a little electric trick does :o)
Thanks for sharing.
I actually might try this. It looks really straightforward.
Neat.
Hi, thank you for making this video. One question: Where did you get your knife blank? I really like that shape.
Nice tip. Thanks for showing.
great video low cost method and to the point
Awesome, finally how to do this with real tools you have around the house. I just need to do a one time engraving in a ring, and don't have the money to buy an Etchomatic or other type personalizer that uses the same method. I already use this same method with a battery charger and baking solution to rip the rust right off of metals, and it works great.
Nice idea. Very simple too. Thanks.
-Martin
WOW MAN!!! AWESOME!!!
very cool !! thanks for posting!!
Very cool video! Thank you.
Thank you so much urban the man
this was really cool, im a sub'r now ;) keep putting out videos
Nice ive just done one, its awsome
I just did my first itching on a knife. Thank u to this kool video :)
I am going to try this. thanks