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In today's Triple-t (tools, tips and talk) #120, I'll be starting a new takedown bowie series and in this episode I'll be doing the guard and spacer.
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If there's specific parts of this build you want me to dive deep, let me know!
Please make me a katana .
It's been my dream to get a katana for 7 years
@@Jelly_O.... I might be doing another katana in the fall. Stay tuned.
Thank u
I love the way you make mistakes and don’t try to hide them! We all make mistakes! Love your stuff!
Our mistakes is what we learn from! I have a Precision Matthews PM25 mill and highly recommend it. It's on the high end of the desktop mills I think. Certainly a step above a grizzly or otherwise. Thanks for watching, Joey!
Machining is so thoroughly explained its damn near Machining 101, thanks Denis, looking forward to following the series 🔥
Thanks, I was a bit afraid I was going too deep for those that don't have a mill. Hopefully it useful for everyone. Thanks for watching!
I like these instructional videos. Great for learning how to do things im wanting and needing to venture into.
Thanks for following along, JP!
Looking great! Glad that you leave in all of your v trials/learning steps! Thanks again Dennis.
Nobody's perfect so why not show our mistakes so others can learn. 😉. Thanks for watching, Stephen !
Brother your work is AMAZING! Outstanding skill! Thank you!
Thanks for following along on this series!
Im always learning from you and your channel. Thanks for being so awesome. I started my own channel and you are a huge inspiration. My next project I will be going through and rewatching alot of your lessons. Thanks again. 👍
Thanks for following along, Drew!
Thanks for the video
I found it very informative
Thursday's are my favorite
Thanks for following along, Joe!
Got my surface grinder from you and when I come back from vacation, I’m gonna try my hand at fiction folders
That's great, Barry! I've never done a friction folder myself, but I've done a slip-joint. Somehow I'm not a fan of the piece poking out from a friction folder. 🤷♂️
Thank you man, I love your take downs
This one will be all black with gold inlay so it should really pop!
Great video! Like the details on the guard set up.
Stay tuned, I think this series will be great for those that want a deep dive into this type of construction. Thanks for watching, Chris!
Great video. I love the lines of this knife!
Thanks for checking out this series!
Really good video. One of your best.
Thanhs for watching, Sam!
Very descriptive ty. Tried my hand at a takedown and failed so very much needing this series. Your amazing!
Well I hope it helps. Let me know if there are particular areas you want me to dive deep into. Thanks for watching!
Great video, Denis! Can’t wait until the next episode.
Thanks for checking it out, Brigham! I don't suppose you're going to Blade Texas this year?
@@TyrellKnifeworks I don’t think I’m going to be able to swing it. I wish though
@@BrighamKindell Well maybe I'll see you in SLC this year. We'll see.
@@TyrellKnifeworks I hope so :)
Thanks for sharing 👏👏👏
Thanks for following along!
Very instructive, as always. Sorry your hand hasn't healed up yet!
It’s almost healed. Still a mystery how that happened though. 🤷♂️. Thanks for watching, B.
Excellent video! I have a mill on my list for this year. What size Mill has enough power to perform the tasks you demonstrated in this video? Thanks again!
I have a Precision Matthews PM25 mill and highly recommend it. It's on the high end of the desktop mills I think. Certainly a step above a grizzly or otherwise. Thanks for watching, Kevin!
Perfect! I’ve been wanting to make a takedown. What length line up pins are you using?
I'm using 1/16" stainless steel nails from a hardware store. 👍🏻. Thanks for watching, Spencer!
Verry good
Thanks for watching!
@@TyrellKnifeworks ok you
I saw a This Old Tony video lately in which he spoke of his less expensive chucks being a little off-center and snapping his end-mills. Do you watch his antics too?
Do you mean collets? I’ve never had that issue and mine are pretty cheap ones. I’m pretty careful and don’t take deep passes but with the small end mills it’s just inevitable when they start to get dull. I’ve seen Tony’s channel before but I’m not a regular viewer.
Do you mean collets? I’ve never had that issue and mine are pretty cheap ones. I’m pretty careful and don’t take deep passes but with the small end mills it’s just inevitable when they start to get dull. I’ve seen Tony’s channel before but I’m not a regular viewer.
@@TyrellKnifeworks Yes, I mean collets. I have no idea why I said chucks! I watch his channel for the comedy, but not everyone has time for that.
@@likebot. I wasn't just trying to correct you, I was wondering if he somehow made a video on using an end mill with a jacobs chuck to show the issues with that (and the associated comedy). 😉
@@TyrellKnifeworks Ah, I see. His latest video titled "How much does a $3 collet cost" was about using an adapter in his milling machine and the cheap collets he was using in it. "Chuck" is my inexperience poking through like a sore thumb LOL. Thanks for the help.
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Thanks for watching!
One thing I don't understand about take-down knives is Why? Why would I want to take it apart later?
It’s actually very useful to take it down. You can clean it, re-etch the blade, fix or replace the handle, lots of reasons. It’s nice to be able to work on each piece separately as well. Thanks for watching.
Also, the hand is almost healed. It was just a deep scratch.
What mill do you have?
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great i think you must make online courses
I learned most of my machining skills from the BlondiHacks channel. It’s a great channel for machining. Thanks for watching.
If we need to buy mens how we need to
This one will be for sale to my Patreon members first and then to the public if not sold. Thanks for following along.
What happened to your hand
It was one of those shop mysteries. I had a student this past weekend and I looked at my hand at one point and it was bleeding. No idea how it happened. 🤷♂️🤔. Thanks for asking though.
@@TyrellKnifeworks ya, no problem. You're one of the best I can find on TH-cam.
What is the POINT of a take down forged blade ? Is there going to be two or three types of different fittings / handle design on one blade ? If not what is the point ? It amazes me how American knife design has become too overly worked ....
You're a bladesmith yourself, yet you don't understand the answer to this question? Pretty much all Japanese blades are constructed as takedowns, it's not an "American" knife design. The point is that you can take the knife apart, clean it, care for it, without destroying it. Dial back your attitude a bit and you might get a better response. (Also, I'm not American, I'm Canadian.)
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این یکی پس از اتمام کار برای اعضای حامی من برای فروش قرار خواهد گرفت. ممنون از ملاحظه تان.
@@TyrellKnifeworks من کار تمام نشده میخوامش چکار کنم
Привіт з України!!!
Дякую за перегляд!
Do it all by hand filing and basic sanders and grinder wheels. None of us can relate to you.
This series is for knifemakers. It’s an advanced series and if you don’t at least have a 2x72, this series is not for you. If you don’t have knifemaking tools, don’t try advanced knifemaking.
@@TyrellKnifeworks All I need is a couple hand files, get good. Welcome to the old guard.
That’s great, you do you.