DiResta Automatic Folding Knife Conversion
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There is something so satisfying about the flick of a blade! So in this video, I attempt to convert a folding knife to an automatic conversion.
This folding knife to automatic project was successful in concept, but with life and in the workshop, you tend to learn more from the mistakes. I learned a few things along the way, which only make my next knife conversion all the more successful!
This project was created for MAKE.
As with any company I produce videos for, I retain the right to post the video on my channel, so that my audience has the opportunity to view it as well.
I'll post as many videos as I have….
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"The man that never made a mistake never made anything." Eddie McDowall, my mentor.
Conversely man who made nothing never made a mistake
I was really hoping this was going to be a “round 2” where you got it right. But just a repost. Still just as entertaining as the last time I watched it.
Same.
Same
Same. Seems to just be reposting more and more.
Andy Goodenberger yeah but he’s been doing a lot of collaborations with other creators. I’m sure he’s just trying to continue to get views to keep an income. I really wish he would revisit this concept though.
TheTl33 I was wondering if this was a repost. Maybe there is a new video coming up!!!
You gave a perfect example: "The way to get good at making is making." Thanks, Jimmy!
Outstanding! With this video, you have gone way beyond 99.9% of everything one sees today by showing us something very special.
That is something called HONESTY. Made my day. Thank you.
I love the failure ending. It's really cool to see that even Diresta doesn't get it right every time. Inspiring.
Admirable honesty. Failure is a very successful teacher. But, you have to be whole enough to accept the lessons.
If your not failing your not learning, great channel
What my husband and I love about your video is you admitted this did not work , which means you are a honest man. Well done. Looking forward to more of your videos 😆
Make is : CONSTRUYO , FABRICO, CREO, TRABAJO,...mejoro, perfecciono.... no tiene una traducción perfecta, es Jimmy Diresta una mezcla entre joyero , herrero, ingeniero y artista... long live MASTER!
F. First
A. Attempt
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L. Learning
Always impressed with your skills and sharing. Keep up the great work and videos!
Fail you say?!?! Nope!!! This is a makers lesson. This is version 1, a prototype. I can't wait for version 2!!! Jimmy Diresta keep those videos coming!!
I like videos where inspiring people such as yourself @jimmydiresta show mistakes made. No matter how small of a mistake it is, I think it makes people wanting to give it a try feel a little more at ease knowing mistakes are even made by the masters too.
Thanks Jimmy keep up the good and inspiring work
Failure is the greatest teacher.
Something I learned from a place I used to work. One of their mottos, "Fail harder". Thanks for showing this Jimmy, it is honestly inspirational.
Honesty goes a long way, no one is perfect. Awesome video & as always very informative and interesting.
A valuable video to show things don't always work but we've been schooled and that's how we learn to be more skilled. Thanks Diresta
Failure is the best teacher, providing you learn from the failures and apply the knowledge gained and not give up.
The fact that your thinking mind got you that far, is impressive in its self.
Nice to see something go wrong because you can sure learn from your mistakes.
You did not get there, but still was AWESOME!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Ingenious idea! Every one has failures.. without them we wouldn't learn. Ty for the lessons!
I liked the video, step by step disassembly of a lock blade.
Its even better when you admit some mistakes you had in the end. This is a much better show into what custom knife makers day to day struggles are. Makes you appreciate paying a little more for custom work.
Thanks, Jimmy, for sharing your creative thought process, successes and failures! Very inspiring! I also like what you store in your drawers!
I love how the drawer with the knife also has a couple of guns. Nice. Really great build Jimmy. It's good to know that even the titans like you mess up.
Thank you still for sharing this lesson with us. Some would just not do that to keep the flawless image in the minds of their audience.
you're still crazy Jimmy, you throw yourself into all the craziest projects to each other. I love your way of doing things.
I somehow missed this one the first time around. Glad you brought it back for round two.
A new Diresta video right after I finish watching a Diresta/Leone collaboration? Noice😎👍
Good one, even if it was a failure. We all have them. Thanks Jimmy.
Another great video Jimmy. I especially like the fact that you admitted a small set back/failure. It shows that even the great Jimmy Deresta can have a bad day. If I know anything about you it's that you don't give up.
Keep the great videos coming.
Thanks for sharing and God bless
Thanks for sharing Jimmy. Always a good day when I get to watch a new post on your channel. Cheers!
Thanks, Jimmy!
Your videos are each an inspiration, a motivation, and a tour de force. 👍
Love the trick of using multiple razor blades to start prizing the handle apart. Cheers Jimmy
If you think they are razor blades, you're shaving with the wrong blades dude!
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"There are no failures, only lessons." - Dad
That’s why I’m an only child
Is better be a little aware: some lessons could be paid by your fingers (and there is no spares).
Your dad lied
Glad you used a new one. I have a 50 year old 110 Buck knife, with original case. The knife still looks great, the case shows its age. As always, you do a great job on anything your gifted hands touch.
Thank you Jimmy for sharing! I'm waiting new episodes.
Jimmy, you have the most interesting channel on You Tube. I have learned so dang much and I am trying things that I never would have attempted before I started watching you. I really appreciate your talent, but equally as much, your ability to explain things that I can understand. Thank you!
Not too proud to show failure. Humble, excellent trait. Still succeeded in proof of concept. Great job
I don't see it as a failure. Learning makes progress. Good video Jimmy.
Ah, now all the comments make sense. Still a good one. I love the blade videos.
@jimmydiresta thanks for putting this up. So many YTbers only show the perfect cut no matter how many takes it took. This shows we can all "learn". Failures are a good thing providing you understand why!!
This is perhaps not said enough Jimmy - you are a fantastic film-maker. Some of the shots here are so detailed and focussed, yet you're also making a precision machine at the same time. Oh, and great soundtrack, when we can hear it.
Just as enjoyable to watch the second time around. Thanks Jimmy.
I love re-watching the classics!
Thank you for sharing your insights at the end, really enjoyed that part.
Thank you Jimmy you're always humble
Even when its a fail its still a great build. The small pieces and idea behind it was cool. Thanks for not being afraid to show something that didn't work all the way. :)
I watched with enthusiasm (yay, this can be done), Hope ( I’m going to do this some day), anticipation (this is gonna be such an awesome build) and expectation. Thank you for delivering.
Way back in the 80's my Filipino friend gave me a broken switchblade from the philippines, I did the same thing to fix it. Then I found it almost 30 years later, bought actual parts to fix it, ended up buying a bunch of OTF's & switchblades, then a couple years later got the knifemaking bug, haven't looked back since hahaha... Hope all is well, take it easy...
Excellent proof of concept. Can't wait to see the finished product!
awesome build (conceptually) even though it didnt end up working. learned a lot about automatic knives and their mechanics.
Thanks for sharing this lesson Jimmy! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
I can remember back when you had to mod those to be auto. Thankfully buck finally listened to us and started producing them.
There are more than a few states that do not allow for automatics, thats why they arent (or perhaps were not) as accessible.
solo los grandes son honestos consigo mismos. saludos desde Argentina! y gracias por compartir tus conocimientos
Genius use of Stanley blades a trick I will remember thanks John from North East England
I could watch Jimmy all night and I just have
Glen Campbell and Johnny Cash in the background and the power and majesty of a simple wedge. Can't wait to see version 2
It is just soooo cool to watch him make anything!
Very educational! Thanks for the videos, & tips!
You’ll dream up something and return to it and it’ll be awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Main springs from S&W pattern revolvers would be a great starting point for future, similar builds. Interesting conversion, I enjoyed.
Pretty darn slick Jimmy!
Thanks for the video Jimmy. There is a saying. "you fail, you learn"
I want to be like you!
Very inspirational craftsmanship.
Thank you for all of your videos. 👍
First slowmo in a Diresta video where something really has gone wrong
Excellent safety thinking, using that piece of wood instead of a finger
I prefer "Prototype" instead of "Failure". :-) Thanks for talking about the difficulties that teach the lessons.
Wow!!! Awesome the system to fold it, thanks to share it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"You win or you learn"
Go on with the good job!
One of the highlights of my week.
Love the music in the background 😊
excellent Jimmy! If it weren't for life's little fails we would never learn or strive to do better! love ya brother!
Very good work Jimmy. I learn tons from failing. Thanks for sharing
Excellent video and goes to show that you have to work at things, makes it more worthwhile in the end
Thank you for make the video. Every video is a inspiration for me and make me a great time. Best wishes from Germany.
Love these old videos. Keep it up!
Absolutely love your work. I do wish you would talk more about what you are doing. Apart from that keep up the good work. David from the uk 🇬🇧
Excellent lesson!
Your end edit was awesome. I was super curious if the button would hold. Super awesome learning build, really like those type myself. Can be a little frustrating but walk away with a ton of knowledge.
I really like the workmanship you display, and your taste in music. Marty Robinsons. Good stuff!
Always learning and teaching - thanks as always for great material
Pretty sure one day (hopefully not for a long time) this man’s tombstone is going to read: ‘Diresta in peace’ and...
That he will have made said stone himself. Great maker! Keep em comming sir!
Всё гениальное просто! Красавчик
Every day a school day, Jimmy :) Nice to see :)
Cool project. Live and learn always something to learn. Keep up the awesome work.
You always to amaze me!
Don't give up, you got so far! Change the lock hole in the blade into a wedge slot, shallower towards the blade from the hinge pin. and make up a sliding, sprung lock with a matching wedge section. Keep the brass guides you added for the sliding lock.
The sliding lock would be a lot more 'pocket safe' too. I look forward to seeing the result.
I miss this workshops
Pretty cool. The locking device would release in your pocket easy
It's be cool to see you attempt this again
I can respect this video. I was giving him shit about one of his throwback Thursday videos, but this one I can respect. 👍🏼💯
Heat treat!!! Makes all the molecules get excited!!!
Buck it and start again!!
Peace
Awesome learning experience brother
I just finished watching your video on the Bon Appetite channel. The grill build with Brad is very cool.
You guys are the best.👍🇺🇸
Awesome video keep up the good work
Love the honesty.
Dude, great video. Hoping to see the success in a future video. Keep making.
I was grabbed by your header thinking it was going to be an EZ Conversion kit I could buy and DIY it. Wow, this is not for the faint of hearty. lol Good luck on the next round.
excellent job thanks for sharing
That kris bladed stiletto is gorgeous!