DiResta Handmade Scissors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2020
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This was a goal for a long time! I always figured that if I made a pair of handmade scissors i’d learn more that I could predict!
Well in this blacksmithing project, I absolutely did! I know there are going to be few people that will get their panties in a bunch because of the various methods that I used to make these scissors, this was done to entirely bait you. You know who you are - enjoy!
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th-cam.com/video/je-BmMoEFtQ/w-d-xo.html Torbjörn Ahman He is a Master He is the one
Pablo Antelo I talked about him being the inspiration for this on my podcast last month.
@@jimmydiresta gracias por tu respuesta !
As you got his first name right (the O with two dots over it) I just wanted to say the his surname starts with an Å (an a with a ring above it) Åhman :)
So many have no idea how hard it is to make a scissors actually cut something! Well done Jimmy!
You have come a long way from clamping the Portaband to the workbench !
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And I love you.
That is all.
This is so impressive! Folks who haven’t made anything probably don’t realize the skill it takes to put together scissors. I’d never imagine even trying. Way to go Jimmy!
Nearly spit my drink at the part you wrote "what a waste!" I love when the podcast bleeds into the video and vise versa.
Franco Noce given that Jimmy doesn't make too many knives, he could offer up some of the off cuts to a knife smith for San Mai, or jacketed blades. Leaf steel makes for decent spines/cores, or basic cheese board knives if I'm not mistaken...
Jesse Cohen 5160 (spring steel) makes for great knifes and swords. Hardens up nicely while retaining a nice flexibility.
@@JesseCohen but it's easy to come by. I have stacks sitting here I get free all the time. Coil springs too.
Duly noted for future reference. I'll try and get my hands on some, as a buddy has offered to let me use his shop space for some exploratory forging. He's better equipped than I can be at my current income level. I've watched too many vids on the subject not to give it a go. I'm hoping spring steel is available at the local salvage yard, or else I know a guy up in Windsor that likely has some lying around. Thanks both for the feedback!
Billy Beane Its a long shot, but I don't suppose you're anywhere near Nor Cal? Figured it wouldn't hurt to ask...
I enjoy watching you take on challenges that scare you or things that you've never done! Just shows that with an I can attitude, ANYTHING can be done!
Those amazing scissors were lodged in that leaf spring this whole time
Jimmy, I like the shaping block you rigged up for adding the profile to the blade. Love stuff like this to keep opposing parts consistent.
I was thinking the same!
Form is so iconic they could hand on a wall, but function is so good that they never will. Stunningly impressive that you have mastered all these techniques, bringing together the power of large band saws & controlled heat to anneal, then hammer & heat to form, then harden to quench, then anneal again, everything to the appropriate temperature & time, techniques that only a few years back would have required an apprenticeship & years of experience. Thanks for sharing!
What craftsmanship! I’m in complete awe
I learned something new about clamping on my mill from the video, thanks. And that DoAll bandsaw is a wonderful addition to your workshop - congratulations!
That’s a badass bandsaw you got there
Excellent build! Love the bullet-style fastener. You did amazingly well to keep the two halves so symmetrical!
To make some "simple" scissors into an absolute work of art is pure Diresta!
Who knew those leaf springs had scissors in them??
I'm sorry but for the people who dislike this video, Apparently you don't know true Talent when you see it. The dedication and hard work put into all these projects is amazing. Jimmy I love your work and your videos. Oh and I also bought that book( I make) for my nephew and myself
I first saw you with Brad making the grill.....I cant believe you don't talk in your videos! Your personality is TOP NOTCH!!! It would be so fun if you did!
You Doall that cutting on the badass bandsaw. Made it look easy. Love the look on that scissor Jimmy
Amazing. The first DIRESTA vid I saw was a hatchet restoration...every one I have seen since has been just as mesmerizing. Love watching your channel!!!
Symphony and rock and roll at the same time.
What a touch and eye you’ve got. Skilful as... Mr D. Great stuff.
When this man grabs a leaf spring it's about to be magic!!! Rustic elegance at it's very finest! Really beautiful!
A million machinists cursing you, going ten different directions lol
You can always tell who could make a diagonal or curved line on the Etch-A-Sketch, with the lines on the part afterwards. XD
As a Allround machinist I couldn't agree more, but still a nice project
Stamping your on the washers was the cherry on top very nice as always!
I have been waiting for this after seeing all the instagram stuff. Now I feel like I have to try making some scissors but I don't have any blacksmith tools yet... Oh maybe wooden ones!
Amazing work Jimmy. I love the design. They look like they'd make a nice pair of fabric shears!
Your videos are mesmerising! Interesting start to finish every single time.
Your skills on simple tools is the most impressive thing about you
Brilliant way to come back, love your talent 👍👌👏
After watching these come together on Instagram the finished result was well worth the wait, they’re amazing. Cheers Jimmy.
Jimmy I'm a fan of yours from India and I religiously follow all your makes. I'm a software engineer but after watching what you do, I developed a new passion for woodworking. The way you work with various materials is really motivating. Yours jigs and methods are fantastic. Just want to express my appreciation!
You did great, you have gold hands 👍👏
I'm amazed by your work.
Max from France
Love your work I could happily watch all you videos in real time
Thank you
Literally lol'd at the "what a waste!" Great video, Jimmy, love all your projects!
Well done Jimmy... several skill sets in this project... I noticed!
One of the most impressive things I´ve seen you make.
This was incredible. Making scissors is no joke. And you ran with it! And they are awesome!
That is a beautiful pair of shears! I loved the hand turned and riveted brass bearing too! Next level Jimmy D 🤙
They are beautiful Jimmy.. functional and they make the most satisfying sound when closing. Love it. #classicdiresta...😁😁
They look perfect for leatherwork. I wonder how thick a hide you could cut with those 🤔
Truly a beautiful Make Jimmy. Always amazed with your talent.
Any other word would be wasted! BRAVO and always. Passion makes some men good: Bravo.
Looks like restored old scissors , great job Jimmy !
Nicest pair of scissors I've ever seen! I love them
I've followed you for a long time, and this might be one of my favourites! 🙏
Great mix of old and new skills/tools
So when you think his repertory is over, he homes with this. Diresta’s cut! Thanks Jimmy!
Nemo Sampaio 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
That is an awesome pair of scissors, better than a pair off the shop. as always another great video.
Huge respect to you Jimmy !!
Those look Awesome , I can only dream of creating something like that !!
Probably my new favorite diresta video! Awesome job man
Awesome job making the "what a waste" scissors! 👍👍👍
Wow! So cool, Jimmy! Love the brass touches too.
I saw these on your last update video and just got to say these are masterful. You did a beautiful job.
congratulations for the excellent work very admired here in Brazil
That was truly cool! Thanks Jimmy!
Now that is a proper pair of scissors! Outstandingly well done Jimmy!
From a springblade to a pair of beautiful scissors! You did a very fine job Mister Diresta!! Greetz from Someren Netherlands
Amazing work as usual. Always a pleasure to watch 👍
As a hobby knifemaker I'm happy to see such a responsible use of material!
I HATE how people let old leaf springs rust away in the scrapyard, what a waste.
Even after owning a camera that can shoot slow motion footage at 240fps, Jimmy still chooses the ‘faux’ slow motion effect...
Perfect! 😊
As always awesome work and inspiring! Thanks for making videos!
Nice build, Jimmy! Just the right size too!
Jimmy, I love all the different tools that you used to make this project. After seeing how you completed the project it shows that it is a do’able project in the shop of a lot of makers if they noodle over it a bit. #classicdiresta
The little details are insane, like stamping your name into the little brass washers or whatever they are
The video quality is excellent. Much appreciated upgrades.
From a Leaf Spring!!! Amazing! 👍
You're a genius!! Excellent work :)
Now those are some scissors! It looks like you had some fun making them. Who's ready for a haircut?
Awesome build Jimmy!
Fantastic job, Jimmy! Beautiful! 😃
Mr.DiResta Excellent Video. Dad would say.... save those springs that is good steel.
Dude, I am no slouch, and I do possess a certain amount of talent, but I am simply amazed at yours. Your talent, your imagination, your drive-it is inspiring..... I’ve watched many of your vids, and look forward to many more. Don’t stop!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Great video, Always a inspiration! the scissors looks great :D
Just two words: Great Work!!!
Mmmmmmm I love that DoAll!! Just got a Milwaukee Delta like the one you restored, but with the metal cutting gearbox....it's sweet, but not DoAll sweet!!
Damm that is really nice great job 👌 I love the twist
Really amazing work jimmy. Love the content. And love what u do. Good worm
That's a badass pair of scissors, no doubt.
9 tones of machinery and 97 steps to make "hand made" scissors... still love your work man.
the massive scissor ever ever ever!
Greatings from Hamburg Germany and my CHANNEL!
Tobi
The DeResta brass washers are a nice touch
Nice job. Love the bevel jig.
Wow! Those are beautiful!!!
Great video Jimmy!
A very Diresta design. Cool to carry the twisted design through from the icepicks. It's really awesome when you make your own tools. I wouldn't ever imagine making a pair of scissors! If you need someone to take care of the offcuts from the spring, let me know.
Another great video!! Taking 1 half of the scissors and looping the handle the other way, would make a pretty cool looking, matching Letter Opener 👌
Those shears cut like a rabid beaver in a pine forest .. Learned so much, Thank you .. Stay well my brother
I love the Bridgeport work!
Whoa. All I need is a lifetime of knowledge, some old leafsprings, a shop full of equipment, and I can finally get a haircut. Thanks Jimmy 😊
What a piece of art!
lindo trabalho jimmy.....sensacional!!!!
Never thought I would want to be able to make a pair of scissors. But now I totally do. Hopefully some day!
Wicked! That was a nicely done project!
Regards,
Etna.
I like what you have done with your editing and the requisite "you changed" ;)
I saw this on your fb post but never thought you made it yourself. Really awesome maker.
Awesome scissors Jimmy..!!! Greeting from Argentine.!
Awesome job ! I cant believe you did that with such a small anvil 😬
Very nice build jimmy, Enjoyed.
Mate very one of your videos is top notch work
I'm from Brazil. Wonderfull work. Congratulations for you.🖒🖒🖒👏👏👏👊
Diresta: a name, a guarantee.👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Enjoy following the journey. You’re getting better at smithing.