Normally i wouldnt expect myself to watch knife making videos all the time, it gets boring after awhile, but this guy has so many designs and ideas and i love a little bit angular and sharp designs instead of fluid and organic shapes. Every single piece you make looks amazing. Thanks for the video!
You'd be surprised what you can do with a grinder wheel.. my matabo is 27 years old... Haven't even changed the brushes I've built DOZENS of knives, axes , demo's of vehicles frame's machine shop carpenter and everything else you can think of . Knives turn out Beautiful when using leaf springs and just a 4 1/2 " grinder wheels and a bucket of aircraft grade grease..
love that you dont put any music on your videos, sometimes i just want to listen to the sound of the machinery while others i might as well put my own music over it, overall a 10/10 video and im so grateful to be able to see videos like this one.
Man I'd kill to have me a nice chisel knife like that. Lol. I love the angular and squared off shape of it instead of just a normal rounded handle. Awesome design. 👌
I bet its real fun trying to see how far you can push it while still going back to you on the grinder. That was my favorite part besides the finished product great work
The common, uncommonly done...That is the Koss way! Fun with the magnetic holder bouncing along. ;-D Beautiful piece Koss! Easy to keep sharp too. Thanks.
I like the design and the finished knife is beautiful. Would have liked to see how it would function with some sort of small strike plate or thickened/widened area at the end of the pommel to facilitate blows with a mallet or the heel of the hand. The current design invites striking it on the pommel to use it like a chisel in a dire situation, but the blow will fall on the thinned metal of that lanyard loop. One can see that creating a thickened, widened area there would have added tremendously to the cost and time involved in making the blade. (Especially true if trying to solely grind it from flat stock!) I suppose it might be most easily done by heating one end of the bar past critical and upsetting the heated metal. It would be important to make sure to anneal it then and get adequate cycles to normalize the steel after grinding, before the quench. After the quench you would need to temper the end much softer than the rest of the tool so it didn’t chip if hit with something metal. Even if one did all that as the “easiest way,” it would exponentially increase the complexity of manufacturing and finishing because the workpiece couldn’t lay completely flat to drill, grind or sand it. Alas, probably far too much trouble! Someone out there might have a better idea. Maybe it would be best to adjust the size and position of the lanyard loop so that less metal is removed and it retains more strength? Again, that’s a beautiful piece. Cheers mate!
Kardashi knife I like to see you make or the crocodile Dundee knife!!!! 💥💯💯💯💯With the forge process with the glass and iron😎😎man my favorite part.. keep up the best work brother....
Hey that's neat! I just made something similar for myself to make pulling baseboards easier. It has a knife/chisel side just like that for scoring paint/caulking and wedging the baseboard away from the wall. I put a 90* bend at the end of the handle to be used as a small prybar. The handle and finish isnt nearly as aesthetically pleasing as yours though.
just a tip, when drilling through metal using a drill press. Sometimes it is handy to have a spray bottle with water in it, to spray into the hole being drilled, used to cool off the bit as it cuts. Same process is used with some bandsaws
@@xilpes6254 glad you asked. It depends more on the thickness of the metal being drilled but I would also recommend using carbon tipped bits, as most of them were designed for metal. The water isn't needed regardless but it may save you some drill bits :)
The angle grinder is the only tool he has a reason wear gloves for, because of the sparks, although they are not really harmful. At first I didn’t notice he was wearing gloves for the whole video but when I saw him on the drill press and the belt sander I cringed. If you don’t know, wearing gloves on machines with rotating parts and places that can easily catch things is a very very bad idea, if you get you the end of your finger trapped it can and will pull more of your hand in, if you aren’t wearing gloves and this happens then the most that will happen is a small Nick on your finger. If he ever stops uploading then you know it’s the gloves faulty
Another beautiful knife build. Very creative and the finish is just what this knife needed. Brass scales where a really nice touch. The only thing i would have liked would be to use a different metal for the rivets. A little contrast and the industrial look of the rivets would have added to the over all look. But still its beautiful brother. Very nice work.
Normally i wouldnt expect myself to watch knife making videos all the time, it gets boring after awhile, but this guy has so many designs and ideas and i love a little bit angular and sharp designs instead of fluid and organic shapes. Every single piece you make looks amazing. Thanks for the video!
thank you
Thats true. Koss has absolutely unique style.
Bence de.
Jeez so elaborate lol
I tried to go to your Etsy site but it isn’t there. Do you have an updated site?
This man has a PHD in Grinder Wheel, never such precise movement with a grinder to remove material. Props to you.
Sigma Grindset
I’m impressed too, I’m surprised that he’s not making with a different tool
Too right! I think I can do a lot of the same stuff but I’m sure I can’t do it with a hand held wheel like that.
You'd be surprised what you can do with a grinder wheel.. my matabo is 27 years old... Haven't even changed the brushes I've built DOZENS of knives, axes , demo's of vehicles frame's machine shop carpenter and everything else you can think of . Knives turn out Beautiful when using leaf springs and just a 4 1/2 " grinder wheels and a bucket of aircraft grade grease..
I gave um away as gifts... People still tell me they use it everyday...
love that you dont put any music on your videos, sometimes i just want to listen to the sound of the machinery while others i might as well put my own music over it, overall a 10/10 video and im so grateful to be able to see videos like this one.
Ahhhh.....koss...
Or some say kosm.....
You heard our prayers and made this satisfying video...
the stonewash finish really makes that thing kick ass!
I love to see J., Ben and David test the strength of the Chisel knife.
I don’t know how much I love the rock tumbler finish, I usually like a blued steel finish. But I love your designs! Good job
It is realy satisfaing watching yours videos 😊👍
👍👍👍
Koss' favorite tool of choice - angle grinder
@duckieduck absolutely whenever i try to use it, it's vibration doesn't allow me such accuracy. I have to smoothen it out with belts
You Sir are One of The Best ARTIST I've ever seen !!
Coolest knife i've ever seen!
Something like this would be a welcome addition to my toolbox.
Nice and clean work! For me it's looks like universal tool for workshop. Keep going!
I have always loved this style of blade smithing make me realise the art isn't dead and still lives on
Man I'd kill to have me a nice chisel knife like that. Lol. I love the angular and squared off shape of it instead of just a normal rounded handle. Awesome design. 👌
Your grinding skills astonish me , great job
If "Cutting Machine was A Pen , then KOSS is the Michelangelo of it !!!!!!"😁😁😁
so amazing. I love what you do.
This one actually defies the purpose of a chisel knife :D
Very good- Sent from Vietnam
So satisfying to watch.
Ayy, that's a nice knife! Thanks lots, mate.
Very nice job! Thanks a lot for share
I am always amazed by the artistry that goes into these designs. Excellent camera work and editing as well. Cheers.
WOW! Thats the beautyfullest knife ive ever seen! Good job!👍
A true piece of art
This is such a awesome design for a chisele knife
Super jest zrobione to dłudko pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
I bet its real fun trying to see how far you can push it while still going back to you on the grinder. That was my favorite part besides the finished product great work
Beautiful knife. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Somebody get this man a horizontal band saw.
thats a badass chisel...id buy it.
Great job as always. Love and respect your work from Cambodia.
Wow, such a unique and cool design! I love it!
the last step for brass handles is georgeous!! (adam iyi ustada sonuçta elinde makine var)
that's nuts man crazy good.
The common, uncommonly done...That is the Koss way! Fun with the magnetic holder bouncing along. ;-D Beautiful piece Koss! Easy to keep sharp too. Thanks.
I like the design and the finished knife is beautiful. Would have liked to see how it would function with some sort of small strike plate or thickened/widened area at the end of the pommel to facilitate blows with a mallet or the heel of the hand. The current design invites striking it on the pommel to use it like a chisel in a dire situation, but the blow will fall on the thinned metal of that lanyard loop.
One can see that creating a thickened, widened area there would have added tremendously to the cost and time involved in making the blade. (Especially true if trying to solely grind it from flat stock!) I suppose it might be most easily done by heating one end of the bar past critical and upsetting the heated metal. It would be important to make sure to anneal it then and get adequate cycles to normalize the steel after grinding, before the quench. After the quench you would need to temper the end much softer than the rest of the tool so it didn’t chip if hit with something metal.
Even if one did all that as the “easiest way,” it would exponentially increase the complexity of manufacturing and finishing because the workpiece couldn’t lay completely flat to drill, grind or sand it. Alas, probably far too much trouble! Someone out there might have a better idea. Maybe it would be best to adjust the size and position of the lanyard loop so that less metal is removed and it retains more strength? Again, that’s a beautiful piece.
Cheers mate!
Jawoll DAS ist mal ein richtiges Werkzeug !
This is amazing, but where's the clip I was expecting at the end where you open a beer with that finger tang and sit back to enjoy your creation?
fortnite
Hi friend. A new video has appeared on my channel about how I made a sword from Skyrim with my own hands.
@@enforcer8318 ew no
@@enforcer8318 LFMFAO
Not everyone has alcohol abuse problems like you I suppose
Futuristic knife👍👍👍
Wonderful wonderful very wonderful
Really impressive work. Big salute from India
Весьма интересный инструмент. И нож, и стамеска. Добро.
awesome precision 👍
Very good JOB um this diferent knife.
I really love the design of this knife!
nice work man
Nicely done very original
Kardashi knife I like to see you make or the crocodile Dundee knife!!!! 💥💯💯💯💯With the forge process with the glass and iron😎😎man my favorite part.. keep up the best work brother....
Look at this bro, wow... Amazing 👍🏻
What I'm most impressed by is your angle grinder skills
I’m amazed he hasn’t killed him self with a cutting wheel yet with the way he’s using it.
You are very skilled with an angle grinder
Excellent work friend!! a big hug from my humble Uruguayan channel.
Beautiful piece again. 👍
First video i saw from you.
Also greatings from Argentina 6 days late
Хорошая стамеска получилась.
Those lines are infinite, truly admire your skill of hand eye precision.
Impecable work 10/10
1:23 I don’t know why but I just found this hilarious
*aaaaaaaaaand flick*
fortcraft
Its funny asf xD
Wow. You're really good with an angle geinder! Well done, too. Love the knife :)
Очень хорошая, а главное, удобная стамеска!
Awesome work. Never cease to amaze
Awesome 😍✌Nanastey from India 🙏🙏🙏
The brass handle,cool design, sharpness...this is such an amazing Knife 🤩
*wonderful knife*
Great work and craftsmanship.
i love chisel knives, so handy
Awesome build! I would like to have seen some explanations on the processes and what they do
I'd buy one of these. Great work.
wicked looking knife. precision angle grinding work as always
Awesome video
That would be a great knife for opening wooden crates or boxes
Hey that's neat! I just made something similar for myself to make pulling baseboards easier. It has a knife/chisel side just like that for scoring paint/caulking and wedging the baseboard away from the wall. I put a 90* bend at the end of the handle to be used as a small prybar. The handle and finish isnt nearly as aesthetically pleasing as yours though.
Nice addition to put an angle on the end as a pry. How did you do it and did you notch it to pull nails?
awesome knife
Very nice
Looks very useful too
Awesome job
just a tip, when drilling through metal using a drill press. Sometimes it is handy to have a spray bottle with water in it, to spray into the hole being drilled, used to cool off the bit as it cuts. Same process is used with some bandsaws
Doesn't that depend on the drill bit that is used?
@@xilpes6254 glad you asked. It depends more on the thickness of the metal being drilled but I would also recommend using carbon tipped bits, as most of them were designed for metal. The water isn't needed regardless but it may save you some drill bits :)
Regardless what bit you use, wipe the water off the bit when finished, otherwise it can rust
Трехсторонняя стамеска с открывалкой под пиво. Прикольно!
Love your work
Nice chife.
Now that’s beautiful
Nice design
Well, so far I feel like I want one of each
Your knives are so cool and functional with the Koss style on each
Оборудование у тебя-хорошее!
Is it those gloves that give you a +10 for those grinder skills?... Amazing
The angle grinder is the only tool he has a reason wear gloves for, because of the sparks, although they are not really harmful. At first I didn’t notice he was wearing gloves for the whole video but when I saw him on the drill press and the belt sander I cringed. If you don’t know, wearing gloves on machines with rotating parts and places that can easily catch things is a very very bad idea, if you get you the end of your finger trapped it can and will pull more of your hand in, if you aren’t wearing gloves and this happens then the most that will happen is a small Nick on your finger. If he ever stops uploading then you know it’s the gloves faulty
Gorgeous!
Great work 👌
Amazing/speechless!!
VERY nice Design
Nice crisp lines👏
I just bought it. Beautiful!
Another beautiful knife build. Very creative and the finish is just what this knife needed. Brass scales where a really nice touch. The only thing i would have liked would be to use a different metal for the rivets. A little contrast and the industrial look of the rivets would have added to the over all look. But still its beautiful brother. Very nice work.
You have a steampunk mind my friend.
Nice chisel for wood
Wonderful design
специалист своего дела. Респект!
Beautiful tool and excellent video, Thank you my man, I really enjoyed it.
I can imagine Cloud Strife using a knife like this. You should make one slightly longer, with an angled tip and materia slots.
Даже коментировать нечего, лайк+подписка мне нравится такой контент
it's so perfect on the preview, that I thought it's a 3D render and added this video to my playlist "blender tuts"