I'm from Argentina and is really cool to be able to learn from another man at the other side of the world. Thanks for sharing your ideas and work. As many others, this is a really cool project!
I used to collect swords when I lived in Germany. My son loves that and has collected knives since he was 7 in cubscouts. He's now going on 14 and has quite the collection. I am going to recommend this as a scout project to the troop. Great work.
Great project. Thank you for taking the time to share this with all of us. I've watched long enough to recognize the cool technique you used for the spring loaded magnet. I always thought previously that your video on making the adjustable measuring sticks was the best ever. I was wrong. This combines the previous idea with another idea (the mag). Wow. You are the best!!!
What a great design! I've been asked to make a knife display for a friend, and I'm planning to have it plunged through a bent wood circle. But this is so cool, I'm tempted to change and do it instead!
Jack: Super. At one point I thought it was the magic of Christmas, which had been able to levitate the knife. A hug. Have Happy Holidays, with their loved ones.
An amazing idea. Adding a case frame for it would make this a wonderful idea for Knife displays; Maybe even adding a small LED lamp on the base to illuminate it as well.
Hi Jack I love your inventions, that is why I have chosen to ask you a favour. I'm considering making a puppet for my dad, however the research I've done, shows that the knee joint allows the lower leg to swing in both directions forward > and back and only swing forward > putting the knee in the forward > bent position and not the back < position. I hope you can help? I will keep looking to see of you post it
+Deadwolf Thanks for the heads up. I just did a bit of research and found a great video from SciShow explaining that magnetic force is part of electromagnetic force (a fundamental force). Also included in electromagnetic force is electrostatic force. Pretty interesting stuff, I didn't realise there were multiple aspects of electromagnetism.
Cool project, Jack. There is only a magnet in the top, right? or is there one in the bottom also? I am trying to figure out why it lets you put the knife down on the base...
+wordsnwood I believe it's only on the top. When you put the knife on the bottom, the magnet doesn't really lift it, it just keeps it from falling over..
Bravo! Nice work...I think that would make a nice gift or conversational piece. I'll be ordering my magnets and get started on making a few. Nice idea with the spring loaded clamp.
+Atomic Robo Tesla No, watch again and you see he is using his other hand to turn the screwdriver when it doesn't lift up. You can also clearly see that it's a simple, solid screwdriver, not one of the kinds you suggest. Lastly, the sound you hear doesn't actually sound like one of those ratcheting screwdrivers, and it isn't in sync with the video. Conclusion, he did add the sound, probably for comic effect.
Very nice piece of work. You do not mention in the video, what is the power of magnet needed to have it work best? Thanks again for a neat project and video. Happy Holidays to you and family... Lloyd
In fact is a very clever system, really amazing, your creations ever surprise me! congratulations and by the way, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for you and everybody.
+Physics & Stuff the fact that he has a garage should probably tell you he has a decently sized house, perfect for a family. Idk that's my theory I just found this channel lol
This guy is so safe, he doesn't even have his hands in the same frame with the saw :D
Very nice :)
+muh1h1 If you notice his hands it looks like he has arthritis...I doubt he could safely use his hands anymore.
TACO OCAT He seams to handle it very well :)
+muh1h1 5:00
Safety rule #1: grab the blade
+muh1h1 So he is un-handy with a saw
humudu well, if it is not that sharp, i see no problem with that.
As a knife collector and joiner, you've made a very happy man today, thank you, it's excellent.
I'm from Argentina and is really cool to be able to learn from another man at the other side of the world. Thanks for sharing your ideas and work. As many others, this is a really cool project!
+Pahuana Your english is very good, Che, Saludos.....
Both of you are pretty good at english chabones
You've earned a subscriber. Clear instructions, good safety and great attitude. There aren't many people like you around these days.
Absolute genius, Jack. I love your simplicity in thinking. To many people try to complicate thing and they look and function as an over done piece.
I used to collect swords when I lived in Germany. My son loves that and has collected knives since he was 7 in cubscouts. He's now going on 14 and has quite the collection. I am going to recommend this as a scout project to the troop. Great work.
Now, this man is a true gem... I just love smart and skilled people... You have finesse in your work and I truly respect that... Merry Christmas...
I always love your videos. They inspire me to want to woodwork, but I can never find the free time. Thanks and keep up the great work.
excellent. I appreciate the noticeable patience taken on the build and the high regard for safety.
I really like the springload tip -- I might have to work that into a project! Awesome build, Jack!
Great project. Thank you for taking the time to share this with all of us. I've watched long enough to recognize the cool technique you used for the spring loaded magnet. I always thought previously that your video on making the adjustable measuring sticks was the best ever. I was wrong. This combines the previous idea with another idea (the mag). Wow. You are the best!!!
What a great design! I've been asked to make a knife display for a friend, and I'm planning to have it plunged through a bent wood circle. But this is so cool, I'm tempted to change and do it instead!
Jack: Super.
At one point I thought it was the magic of Christmas, which had been able to levitate the knife.
A hug. Have Happy Holidays, with their loved ones.
That is one of the coolest things I have seen you make Jack!
1:00 Jack is really a very safe woodworking guy. Knife holder is awesome too. Thumbs up
An amazing idea. Adding a case frame for it would make this a wonderful idea for Knife displays; Maybe even adding a small LED lamp on the base to illuminate it as well.
Thank you Mr.Jack.You are one of the nice teacher in the world.
Hi Jack I love your inventions, that is why I have chosen to ask you a favour. I'm considering making a puppet for my dad, however the research I've done, shows that the knee joint allows the lower leg to swing in both directions forward > and back and only swing forward > putting the knee in the forward > bent position and not the back < position. I hope you can help? I will keep looking to see of you post it
Pretty cool Jack !!! That just looks so clever !! (I don't dare say sharp.... I wouldn't want you to get cut removing that knife)
The force (specifically electromagnetic) is strong with this one
the force is strong with this one!
You're wrong m8. There are no electromagnets used.
+Deadwolf Thanks for the heads up. I just did a bit of research and found a great video from SciShow explaining that magnetic force is part of electromagnetic force (a fundamental force). Also included in electromagnetic force is electrostatic force. Pretty interesting stuff, I didn't realise there were multiple aspects of electromagnetism.
You always come up with the coolest things. Thanks Jack.
Hi Jack! Great ideia, i'll surely try it soon!
Also, I really like the way your video editing is getting better. Congrats!
Cool project, Jack. There is only a magnet in the top, right? or is there one in the bottom also? I am trying to figure out why it lets you put the knife down on the base...
+wordsnwood I believe it's only on the top. When you put the knife on the bottom, the magnet doesn't really lift it, it just keeps it from falling over..
+Wordsnwood (Art Mulder) I used a rare earth magnet.
I intend to start in woodworking hobby this years. Like many of his projects. I am following your channel. Thank you for sharing.
Bravo! Nice work...I think that would make a nice gift or conversational piece. I'll be ordering my magnets and get started on making a few. Nice idea with the spring loaded clamp.
man i dont know. your so awesome at what you do your super insparational and keep doing what your doing you earned a subscriber.
I was already amazed with the version without the spring, so simple and genious
What type of magnet did you use? What was it's strength? Was it a rare earth?
It was a refrigerator magnet.
Can you please tell me what size magnet you used and what strenth for the knife holder. I think it is great and would like to make one. Thanks.
perfect for knife collection display
+Jack Houweling cool
+Mark Rhoads thanks😍😍😍
+syahrul ridzuan true but not safe at all for kids
+Naruto uzumaki inside cabinet display
oh yeah thats right
This dude added in screw driver noises at 1:58
Or maybe it was designed in a way that makes noise? If you pay attention you'll notice he never lifts the screwdriver, use tat hint to figure it out.
+Atomic Robo Tesla No, watch again and you see he is using his other hand to turn the screwdriver when it doesn't lift up. You can also clearly see that it's a simple, solid screwdriver, not one of the kinds you suggest. Lastly, the sound you hear doesn't actually sound like one of those ratcheting screwdrivers, and it isn't in sync with the video. Conclusion, he did add the sound, probably for comic effect.
Trevor Lambert Not quite sure how it'd be funny but ok.
It's pretty obvious that it was added in. That's just a normal screwdriver, and the sound is looping.
the noise sounds more like dragging a screwdriver over a file or rasp. yeah, definitely not a ratcheting screw driver tho.
I'd like to be half as creative as this man I think he is a genius.
Very cool, I enjoy all your videos. A question though "how strong was the magnet you used?"
If you don't mind me asking, what is the wooden power switch for by the drill?
Also great idea, I might actually make one.
Ahh awesome. Thank you.
Is it possible to install a magnet in the bottom base?
Just drill with a forstner bit through the very bottom.
Need magnets like this for another project, can you tell me where you get it?
that was totally cool. very creative... by the way, I made some of your camdle holders with the built in match holders for Christmas that were a hit
Excellent, I really enjoy watching you build your projects.
Super little project Jack.
What size magnet did you use/need to hold the knife?? JimE
I can totally see this magnetizing the knife, causing metal shavings from sharpening to stick to the blade, and having them come off in food
I love the added sounds and the video, good job!
Jack. Where did you get the magnet cups? I have looked on amazon to no avail and I dont know where else to look
Very nice piece of work. You do not mention in the video, what is the power of magnet needed to have it work best? Thanks again for a neat project and video. Happy Holidays to you and family... Lloyd
Great idea! Anything with magnets (especially hidden) is usually amazing.
In fact is a very clever system, really amazing, your creations ever surprise me! congratulations and by the way, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for you and everybody.
Excellent stuff Jack.
Cheers
Mike
Yep could do a long one for a screwdriver holder. Nice project sir
Cool project Jack
Looks so cool. Nice work jack
So clever Jack! I'm sure this will impress all your guests ;D
How did you make that round thin wooden rod please. And secondly, what handrill do you use or recommend? minimum NM and speed.
you mean the wooden dowls? they are pre-made. you can buy them at hobby shops and craft stores in multiple sizes
Hey m8 did u put magnets top and bottom bits of timber cheers
Nice build. Good video. Lot of editing/work. Thanks. Subscribed
Very nice :-)
Which dimension does the Magnet and the Magnet holder have and where did you get it from ?
+Jack Houweling
ok ... found it . thanks :-)
Which size did you use ? Looks like 1" ?
Nice! Have U got a link for the magnet?
Wow! That is too cool. I need to make a birthday present, and this will be perfect. Thanks!! Keep warm!
Amazing projects and videos! Happy New Year from an Italian fan! Cheers!
Francesco Magistrali non avrei mai pensato di trovare un italiano qui
Jack where did you get the cups and magnets from
The cup intensifies the magnet? How does that work?
Awesome creation, thanks for sharing :)
If you add a ferromagnetic material (metal) to a magnet it will increase the magnetic field to some degree making the magnet seem stronger.
+Tor Arne Benjaminsen Some how the steel reflects the magnetic force from the other side of the magnet increasing its power.
Clever, clever, clever. Have a nice Christmas.
That's a real magic, Jack! Thank you for sharing!
Really nice project, Jack.
Very clever Jack, I like it,
Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you and your family,
Best wishes Harry
All your videos are awesome and great ideas.
gyou camera manners are a bit akward, but i gotta say, that holder is badass, you've given me ideas for next christmas
Jack that is soooo cool. You are amazing!
Jack ,I can't find a magnet sufficient strong, can you help me.thanks
prestidigitation at its finest Jack!
Jack Houweling; That is amazing. It makes me want to try it!
another innovative video Jack!
I wish I could keep my shop that clean
At 3.30 what is that device on the wall on the RHS of the drill press?
Such a cool father/grandfather.
+Physics & Stuff the fact that he has a garage should probably tell you he has a decently sized house, perfect for a family. Idk that's my theory I just found this channel lol
Amazing creation. I will certanly try to make one myself. Thanks from The Netherlands
Jack you are amazing to watch keep it going
Tadaaaa....Sweet setup Jack!
Novel idea! I like it!
They're really cool Jack. Great video :)
I like all your videos. This knife holder you made is amazing. good work
Thanks Jack!!!
Will try with limited tools
Jack please, how is called that thing that u cut that magnet holder with? ( 1:38 )
Deemed is the most well know brand for this tool but it's actually called a rotary tool
+☯ Pat ☯ ** Dremel
+Vojta Morkes Don't let my 5th grade English teacher see this comment.
+Joshua Hettinger Yes, because everyone in the World needs to speak perfect English. Ignorance at its finest.
a dremal tool
this guy is so freaking adorable
Very cool Jack!
Happy New Year Jack! Nice idea.
Jack, I love it, great project!
Well done Jack.
How does one get Stainless to yield to magnetism.
What are those cups called and where do u get them
Awesome Jack! Very cool!
what magnets did you use?
Got any magic ideas for my standing aluminum knives?
Try magnets for aluminum, found in planet Org, Bauxite province! :-)
aluminum knives?
Was that a throw switch light switch in the background?
+Jack Houweling Hey are you Canadian
Cool, would be cooler if the knives would suspend without touching at either end..possible?
yeah it is.
also your name is a hot fries company.
Thats so very very cool man.. A great handmade gift too
that's pretty cool Jack
Very nice Jack!
What strength magnets do you use? Thanks
That's good.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
I did not watch this full video , is it made of magnet?
Man, you seem so happy! :)
how strog are the magnets?