Knife bead | DIY | from steel nut to beautiful bead.

Make a lanyard bead from a steel hex nut using only a round file an my stove.
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[@spaced4448]

Really good 👍🏼

[@mechanictony5324]

Thanks.

[@benjaminpackard9954]

Pretty cool man!!

[@DsPsLs]

Nice work👍

[@JayJayRainy]

Nice video! Thanks for the ideas.

[@AlexMoore21]

This is so cool man. Exactly the video I was looking for. There are very limited beads in this style you can buy and the ones you can are so expensive, I will definitely be making my own following your steps!

[@wildhorse4545]

Impressive !

[@djreimer9744]

Beautiful

[@mondriaa]

nicely done, thanks for showing

[@mechanictony5324]

Thanks

[@leemichel8199]

Excellent work brother, 👏 👍 👌. God bless you and your family. Lee

[@mechanictony5324]

Thank you 🙏:)

[@tibet1976]

This is pretty impressive. Seems simple enough, as long as you have the time. Thanks for sharing

[@mechanictony5324]

Specially when you have to go out to find material…
Thanks

[@jkn2k]

That was awesome

[@TucsonPete1028]

I stumbled across this and it is what I’ve been looking for. Also, just a rough idea on how to create nice unique beads.

[@mechanictony5324]

Thanks...and they are all different.

[@ArmedGringo45]

What size hex bits

[@mechanictony5324]

The steel hex nut is a metric size (M8).
Thanks.:)

[@mechanictony5324]

It's a M6×30mm
My apologies...

[@ArmedGringo45]

@mechanictony5324 made one today, came out great. Thanks for posting this!

[@michaelodemena6256]

What is that bit called at 1:58

[@mechanictony5324]

Hi.
The bit is called countersink drill bit, hope that helped.

[@kamranzangeneh7298]

u sale?

[@mechanictony5324]

Thanks for the interest, but they are all gone.

[@kamranzangeneh7298]

@ u not making any more..if u do let me know

[@mechanictony5324]

Yes…How do I contact you?