John... YOU are one clever dude! I wouldn't have thought it was possible to make this thing spring in BOTH directions, but you figured it out. I am impressed!
+Learner-Learns Yeah, John's brilliant, and his projects are amazing. His creativity and his craftsmanship are the best and a real pleasure to watch. When I check my email, I always hope there's a John Heisz video in my inbox.
Added OTF to the title to try and stem the tide of comments from people pointing out that's what it is. Surely would be nice if people were a little less pedantic about stuff like that. A switchblade is a switchblade, no matter how it works.
+John Heisz Haha - another great project Mr Heisz What about doing an adaptation using your ' *Shoot & Reload* ' mechanism to make a multi shot Bow/Crossbow that fires Arrows or some other projectile (whatever works best) . .?? Thanks and ATB
+John Heisz I think it wold have been better if you had called it a gravity knife but that dosing quite describe it well either than you old have people thinking butterfly knifes
flamesfromblazer you can believe whatever you won't, and vise versa, but please if I might ask don't try and push it onto others. wold it have been better if I had called it a spring knife or an assisted knife?
Wow. I can see why the edit took several days. I REALLY like the first-person perspective. That's pretty a pretty complicated thing to explain (and film) while you're making it. You keep raising the bar! Definitely worth sharing with allies.
Very interesting camera perspectives in this one and as always fun to watch. Very impressive that you designed the mechanism completely from scratch and didn't copy other designs. Gives the project a more personal influence for sure. Looking forward to the metal version ;)
The disclaimer about checking the laws in your area, I really appreciate that you are thoughtful and did that. I am only watching to learn the principles anyway, but thanks!
"With the grinder with no guard"..... LOL John, you just have to poke the bear don't you. Hahaha! Now you can even do it in the literal sense. Great job.
John I really enjoy the simplicity of your design. The carriage with the bullets is a simple way of transferring the potential energy to kinetic energy doing work. Thanks for a great model which I refer to often.
This mechanism works exactly the same way Colin Furze's "Assassins Creed knife" works. The funny thing is that Colin Furze didn't go into detail on how his mechanism works, the ony big differences is that colin furze made it entirely out of metal and he added a string to open it from a distance.
John Heisz Yeah it's different, but I meant it works with the same principle. I mean in his mechanism there is also a lever the putting spring-tension on a bar(with cutting blade) and then suddenly releases a latch on the side. Exactly the same principle with a totally different interpretation. It's really differences like: he put both notches on one side, his main springs are under tension in stead of compression. Just like car transmissions, whether it's a dual clutch, manual or planetary one they are all called transmissions and fulfill the same task.
+sasja de vries its nothing new that is how almost all double action otf's work. The principal is no secret its just every knife does it in a slightly different way.
Check out Imdeepainreborn's channel and things he does in his videos. His hidden blades are really kick-ass and he shows everything step by step in few tutorials.
John Heisz - I Build It you are truly amazing love watching your videos you are truly gifted I started woodworking because of you . who care if there is any haters out there just keep doing what you do its what you were meant to do good job
Good call with the super slo-mo at the end. It's gotta be satisfying to come back around on a project that beat you in the first round... You KO'd this one John!
This is so impressive! The force to push the blade up and down is strong to overcome any friction from the wood. I would have to say, this is my favorite video you have made in the last year or so.
been following this project from 1st prototype and while people making weapons is NOT my thing, as a propsmaker and industrial designer, I appreciate the process...well done on solving the problem!
It is not illegal to make them nor own them on private property. However, taking them into public would be illegal but then again, i could easily carry around a STANDARD knife of which Mr Heisz has made plenty of... that too would be illegal. You then have people like Jimmy Diresta making and modifying things like this all the time. You think Jimmy Diresta is stupid? Oh and if you don't know who Diresta is then i highly suggest you go check him out :) Anyway back to the point. Your comment is pretty stupid.
www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/dm-md/d19/d19-13-2-eng.html Prohibited knives in Canada are defined as: (a) a knife that has a blade that opens automatically by gravity or centrifugal force or by hand pressure applied to a button, spring, or other device in or attached to the handle of the knife; or (b) any weapon, other than a firearm, that is prescribed to be a prohibited weapon. As for Jimmy Diresta, he lives in the US, not Canada. There are different laws for different countries. Plain fixed blade knives and work knives aren't prohibited, either, and you'd be fine carrying them (provided you're not behaving like a jackass with them.) It's all in what you're doing and how the knife looks. If it's "tacticool," then yes, police are going to give you issues if you're seen with it. That same length of blade, however, would most likely be seen as just fine if it looked like something you use for general purpose. As I've taken the time to back up the statement that switchblades, OTF's, etc. are illegal in Canada, please provide the regulations / source for your point. -------- Also, you don't have to be a stupid person to do something stupid. I never called anyone stupid. :)
Alright perhaps your correct since Canadian law is slightly different... Simply carrying any knife in the UK (Where I am from) could result in a £5000.00 fine if its longer than 3.5 inches in length or a folding blade. There is a complete ban on the sale of almost all types of opening blades. In which case you can go find the UK's legislation on the topic yourself. Nowhere anywhere does it say anything as far I know or have the energy to go find further, for the purposes of proving a stranger wrong, that it's illegal to keep anything other than a firearm on private property. Over here you're not criminalized for having any sort of opening blade at home as you would be in Canada. Since you're correct on the fact Canada has them strictly prohibited, good job. I''m still going to say your initial comment is stupid simply for the fact you're a bloody spoil sport and your comment was unwelcome and unnecessary.
Alexander Rhainé Hehe... I'll accept that I'm sometimes a spoil-sport. :) I should note, I wasn't trying to be militant, nor was I attempting to "prove a stranger wrong." I was simply trying to get a point across - he'd most likely not make a video with evidence pertaining to the fact that he'd made or possesses a *real* switchblade. Although, on what you were saying about not being permitted to have a firearm on private property - not even hunters and farmers out in the rural parts? I thought they'd gotten an exemption of some sort.
+Shop built A lot leading up to the first attempt, but this newer way just occurred to me out of the blue - clicked, I guess you could say. Still wasn't 100% (or even 70%) sure that it would actually work, so that added some tension to the build.
this video was such precise machining of small parts i felt like i was watching Canadian Clickspring. thanks for continuing to crank out recorded awesomeness!
Really amazing design and build. Thanks for posting. I'm going to have a go at making this myself but I might make one side of the handle with acrylic so the interesting bits inside are revealed.
You are truly a very smart man. I really wish i could visualize objects in my mind before i build them like you must do. Great work, now just file the same parts out of metal. It might take awhile but can be done.
So glad to see this working! This is my favorite kind of project. Also, cool shots with the chest mount GoPro. It's easy to overdo it, but you kept it tasteful :)
CLUNKY it may be however I watched this with a constant smile on my face. Love to see a true master at work making it look so easy. Thoroughly entertaining. Well wishes from the UK
I watched six or seven youtube videos where people explained how these knives worked and I still didn't have a clew. After watching yours, I now know so thank you!
I'm a 20y old computer gamer and work at an electronics company. Yet to see this kind of wood working just amazes me. I wish to be able to do this someday.
Like you said, it took me a while to get my head around how it works but I got there! Great video, John. The knife is awesome! The action looks and sounds like it must be very satisfying to operate.
Im from Turkey and my English is bad sorry for that but i like your videos because in videos you talk with us and telling what are you doing in videos. You are editing your videos carrefully.Keep doing like that:)
John, great video. I think it's hilarious that you said I looks like a fish! I appreciate your honesty in your videos. I've always had a thing for knives and I'm into woodworking as well. This combines both! Thanks.
I guess the legal implications of providing plans would be prohibitive, but my 45 year old son collects knives and this would make an awesome gift for him. I will try to do what I can using the video as a guide. Great job.
I'm in awe that you were able to build this. If I had attempted this, not only would the switchblade not have functioned, but I would have accidentally set fire to the shop.
thanks John, I really hope you make one out of metal and make some plans available. so far I have made your 2"x72" belt grinder and your lockback knife. I am aspiring to be a full time knife maker and your help is of great value to me. Thank you, Lee
It took me quite a long time to figure out how the mechanism of a switchblade works, but it's really not that complicated once you undestand it. Nice video, even though it's a bit clunky, like you said, I really like it. Thumbs up. :)
Love the knife John, very nice as always. Love the sarcasm much more "and heres the grinder without the guard " lmao The safety sallies r gonna love you for that one !! Thanks JOE
It helped you see how it "wood work" 😉
Diesineveryfilm Custom Knives badum tshhh
Lol I saw that too.. or should I say heard?? Hmmm 🤔🤔🤔
BOOOOOOOOOOO GET OFF THE STAGE!!
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R/punpatrol you’re under arrest!
That's a sharp looking design! I love that you took another stab at it and made a point to get a working mechanism!
+Peter Brown
Lol, "stab at it" :)
Thanks for watching, Peter!
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Your closeup of the mechanism is a great way to show people how these knives work. Thanks!
John... YOU are one clever dude! I wouldn't have thought it was possible to make this thing spring in BOTH directions, but you figured it out. I am impressed!
+Learner-Learns Yeah, John's brilliant, and his projects are amazing. His creativity and his craftsmanship are the best and a real pleasure to watch. When I check my email, I always hope there's a John Heisz video in my inbox.
Learner-Learns ححح
So cool John! Glad you were able to perfect a design, turned out really great.
+Tyler G
Thanks Tyler!
I appreciate your concise yet thorough narration. This was enjoyable.
it kinda reminds me of the hidden blade in assassin's creed...
Bart Hooghwerff the mechanism for the hidden blade is a lot alike OTF knives.
Bart Hooghwerff you can make that out of popsicle sticks. Just look it up.
Yes like hidden Blade
Similar mechanism.
A lot of people base their Hidden Blades of this mechanism.
Tis what I’m working on! Although out of metal
Added OTF to the title to try and stem the tide of comments from people pointing out that's what it is. Surely would be nice if people were a little less pedantic about stuff like that. A switchblade is a switchblade, no matter how it works.
pretty chill man. keep these cool videos up
+John Heisz
Haha - another great project Mr Heisz
What about doing an adaptation using your ' *Shoot & Reload* ' mechanism to make a multi shot Bow/Crossbow that fires Arrows or some other projectile (whatever works best) . .??
Thanks and ATB
All I could think of was maybe otf means "out the front"
+John Heisz I think it wold have been better if you had called it a gravity knife but that dosing quite describe it well either than you old have people thinking butterfly knifes
flamesfromblazer you can believe whatever you won't, and vise versa, but please if I might ask don't try and push it onto others. wold it have been better if I had called it a spring knife or an assisted knife?
It fills my heart with envy when i see people work on those workshops full of cool powertools ):
Really glad you continued to work on the mechanism. Looks amazing in slow motion.
Awesome project! Smart mechanism! Thanks for sharing!
I've done like 2 of your projects and this is something I'd love to try in the near future. your work is amazing, John. thank you so much
I'm glad to see you gave it more attention! Great build and really great video!
+Dustin Penner
Thanks and thanks, Dustin :)
Wow. I can see why the edit took several days. I REALLY like the first-person perspective. That's pretty a pretty complicated thing to explain (and film) while you're making it. You keep raising the bar! Definitely worth sharing with allies.
+pocket83
Thanks!
Very interesting camera perspectives in this one and as always fun to watch. Very impressive that you designed the mechanism completely from scratch and didn't copy other designs. Gives the project a more personal influence for sure. Looking forward to the metal version ;)
I really enjoy these wooden knife projects you put together. They are great skill builders before attempting to use metal.
Well done getting that to work. Very cool.
+Practical Engineering
Thanks Grady :)
The disclaimer about checking the laws in your area, I really appreciate that you are thoughtful and did that. I am only watching to learn the principles anyway, but thanks!
This is pretty cool. I had to watch it twice to figure out how the side wood springs release the blade. Very inventive. Thanks!
John. This is awesome.
I had to watch the slow motion three times to fully understand your design.
Hats off to you mush!
"With the grinder with no guard"..... LOL John, you just have to poke the bear don't you. Hahaha! Now you can even do it in the literal sense. Great job.
+Bruce B
More like poking the hamster :D
Hahaha Indeed!
John I really enjoy the simplicity of your design. The carriage with the bullets is a simple way of transferring the potential energy to kinetic energy doing work.
Thanks for a great model which I refer to often.
Awesome design! Really cool to see how it works.
+Jeremy Schmidt
Thanks!
Jeremy Schmidt
Always nice to see people make videos about how to make American school supplies :D
This is so cool John! Great job. I used to build crossbows with firing mechanisms out of wood as a kid but this looks a bit more complex. ☺
you my friend have real talent not many wood workers left and with that said I tip my hat to you sir.
So awesome. Will you be making it out of metal?
I'm not sure if that's legal🤷♀️
@@wyattcamacho7464 depends on the state
whenever I can't sleep, I always watch these videos. Works like a charm. I'm not kidding
This mechanism works exactly the same way Colin Furze's "Assassins Creed knife" works.
The funny thing is that Colin Furze didn't go into detail on how his mechanism works, the ony big differences is that colin furze made it entirely out of metal and he added a string to open it from a distance.
+sasja de vries
You should watch his again, since they are definitely not exactly the same.
John Heisz Yeah it's different, but I meant it works with the same principle.
I mean in his mechanism there is also a lever the putting spring-tension on a bar(with cutting blade) and then suddenly releases a latch on the side.
Exactly the same principle with a totally different interpretation.
It's really differences like: he put both notches on one side, his main springs are under tension in stead of compression. Just like car transmissions, whether it's a dual clutch, manual or planetary one they are all called transmissions and fulfill the same task.
+sasja de vries its nothing new that is how almost all double action otf's work. The principal is no secret its just every knife does it in a slightly different way.
Deadi22
I can't disagree with that.
Check out Imdeepainreborn's channel and things he does in his videos. His hidden blades are really kick-ass and he shows everything step by step in few tutorials.
Not only a great piece of work, but filmed very well. You are an artist of great skill!
Take that airport security!
security: "what is this!?"
me: "a wood project lol"
security: 😑
Other Me, LLOOOOOOL
Zenborath TCG yes its x ray proof aswell!!
Zenborath TCG 2:30 . has metal 😥
Jacob 014 just take it out
Great video as usual John, I always love seeing your wooden vise in action that has always been my favourite.
Cool, John! Maybe a plexiglass grip next time and then you can see the mechanism???
+Wordsnwood (Art Mulder)
Thanks Art! Thought about making one completely from acrylic, blade and all.
+John Heisz better get on it before that Peter Brown guy makes one out of epoxy... ;-)
+John Heisz Use Lexan... You won't crack it or break it and it's virtually indestructible. Use a metal blade so its functional.
John Heisz - I Build It you are truly amazing love watching your videos you are truly gifted I started woodworking because of you . who care if there is any haters out there just keep doing what you do its what you were meant to do good job
Great video John. I love the shots that show your point of view and follow your movement.
+RFJ
Trying out something new. I like the pov, but don't want to overdo it.
This is longer than usual but worth the watch. A job well done
man, John that thing is awesome and that mechanism you thought up is pure genius!
+Stew Pidass
Thank you!
@4:29 I love how he points out the fact that the grinder has no guard. Lmao
+P0tat0_craft
Figured I beat the safety sallies to it, for a change.
John Heisz totally understandable.
one of the most impressive videos ive seen so far this year.
I dont even know what to say this is just astounding like what in the world you made a dual action otf out of wood???
Good call with the super slo-mo at the end. It's gotta be satisfying to come back around on a project that beat you in the first round... You KO'd this one John!
+Greg's Garage
Thanks Greg. I never let the machines win :D
I classify this channel as visual ASMR
This is so impressive! The force to push the blade up and down is strong to overcome any friction from the wood. I would have to say, this is my favorite video you have made in the last year or so.
+Heavyboxes
Thanks! Project and video consumed a full week, so I guess it was time well spent :)
you need to make one out of metal!!! and some plans to go along with it.
been following this project from 1st prototype and while people making weapons is NOT my thing, as a propsmaker and industrial designer, I appreciate the process...well done on solving the problem!
Turned out nice John!
Ronald Walters
*Turned out nice, John!
Thank me later.
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ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC !! Nice wood working tools !!
+John Heisz can you please give me your blueprints? or at least put them in the description it would be great
You digging the wood with the chisel is so satisfying
"share it with your allies" LOL
Scott Haun
Wow. Outstanding craftsmanship and very creative/resourceful. I really like this! Great work Mr. Heisz!
Never seen anything like it on youtube, i think this is one of the best channels on youtube. It's not only gaming or vlogs, Love it.
Are you going to try and make a smaller metal version? :P Would be a nice challenge and fun to watch too :P
It would be pretty stupid of him to make a metal version and put it on YT. These things are illegal.
It is not illegal to make them nor own them on private property.
However, taking them into public would be illegal but then again, i could easily carry around a STANDARD knife of which Mr Heisz has made plenty of... that too would be illegal.
You then have people like Jimmy Diresta making and modifying things like this all the time. You think Jimmy Diresta is stupid? Oh and if you don't know who Diresta is then i highly suggest you go check him out :)
Anyway back to the point. Your comment is pretty stupid.
www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/dm-md/d19/d19-13-2-eng.html
Prohibited knives in Canada are defined as:
(a) a knife that has a blade that opens automatically by gravity or centrifugal force or by hand pressure applied to a button, spring, or other device in or attached to the handle of the knife; or
(b) any weapon, other than a firearm, that is prescribed to be a prohibited weapon.
As for Jimmy Diresta, he lives in the US, not Canada. There are different laws for different countries.
Plain fixed blade knives and work knives aren't prohibited, either, and you'd be fine carrying them (provided you're not behaving like a jackass with them.)
It's all in what you're doing and how the knife looks. If it's "tacticool," then yes, police are going to give you issues if you're seen with it.
That same length of blade, however, would most likely be seen as just fine if it looked like something you use for general purpose.
As I've taken the time to back up the statement that switchblades, OTF's, etc. are illegal in Canada, please provide the regulations / source for your point.
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Also, you don't have to be a stupid person to do something stupid. I never called anyone stupid. :)
Alright perhaps your correct since Canadian law is slightly different...
Simply carrying any knife in the UK (Where I am from) could result in a £5000.00 fine if its longer than 3.5 inches in length or a folding blade.
There is a complete ban on the sale of almost all types of opening blades.
In which case you can go find the UK's legislation on the topic yourself.
Nowhere anywhere does it say anything as far I know or have the energy to go find further, for the purposes of proving a stranger wrong, that it's illegal to keep anything other than a firearm on private property.
Over here you're not criminalized for having any sort of opening blade at home as you would be in Canada.
Since you're correct on the fact Canada has them strictly prohibited, good job.
I''m still going to say your initial comment is stupid simply for the fact you're a bloody spoil sport and your comment was unwelcome and unnecessary.
Alexander Rhainé Hehe... I'll accept that I'm sometimes a spoil-sport. :)
I should note, I wasn't trying to be militant, nor was I attempting to "prove a stranger wrong." I was simply trying to get a point across - he'd most likely not make a video with evidence pertaining to the fact that he'd made or possesses a *real* switchblade.
Although, on what you were saying about not being permitted to have a firearm on private property - not even hunters and farmers out in the rural parts? I thought they'd gotten an exemption of some sort.
I haven't even seen the video yet but that thumbnail was enough to make me subscribe
that my friend is not a switch blade but rather a stiletto! Awesome job! I love your creative genius!
+Lyle Feucht
Google "switchblade" then Google "stiletto".
+John Heisz I googled and looks like a stiletto is an Italian Switchblade... sorry. I've been under the wrong impression of it all these years :(
+Lyle Feucht that is an otf switch blade
+John Heisz boker made a awesome otf switch blade like that
stiletto was a 14th century knife originally so noooo
because of this video I fully understood how the OTF works and want to design one myself so thanks.
0:09, ha get it? "Would work" 😂
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hands down best video I've ever seen I love the creativity u have
"...that it woodwork..."
BA-DUM-TSS
+DASATOILET BADUMTZZZZ ist deuches youtube das checkt keiner
Aww, you beat me to it
R/punpatrol get on the ground!
I bet there was a lot of thinking to get this project right. Nicely done!
+Shop built
A lot leading up to the first attempt, but this newer way just occurred to me out of the blue - clicked, I guess you could say. Still wasn't 100% (or even 70%) sure that it would actually work, so that added some tension to the build.
Tbh, I know its a switch blade, but I still think Assassin's Creed
this video was such precise machining of small parts i felt like i was watching Canadian Clickspring. thanks for continuing to crank out recorded awesomeness!
+j
Thanks :)
WARNING:Fallout 4 Fans INCOMING!
my ugly face. XD
my ugly face WHAT PART I HAVE MY FATEST MAN (THE WEAPON) MIRV!
I immediately thought of the hidden blade. Great job John!
use this mechanism to make a hidden blade from assassins creed.
yes it like hidden blade XD
Shoop it's not smh
Richie Lew qway you mane
i dont miss a video of you. congratulations. nicely done.
can I have a copy of the blue prints
Really amazing design and build. Thanks for posting. I'm going to have a go at making this myself but I might make one side of the handle with acrylic so the interesting bits inside are revealed.
+Flea Circus
I've been thinking about making one entirely out of acrylic, actually. Smaller size, though.
can you make an OTF out of bone? that would be cool.
Noah Koenig what bone
Batman Kills Human bone
Boners
i think its possible with bone and metal together
You are truly a very smart man. I really wish i could visualize objects in my mind before i build them like you must do. Great work, now just file the same parts out of metal. It might take awhile but can be done.
This shouldn't be called a "how to make". It should be called "watch me make".
So glad to see this working! This is my favorite kind of project. Also, cool shots with the chest mount GoPro. It's easy to overdo it, but you kept it tasteful :)
+Mike and Lauren
Thanks Mike. It's actually a head rig I made (never thought of a chest mount), but no gopro - I don't own one of those.
Sound like Trump
Very elegant and simple mechanism, I like be it!
+Andrew Klein
Thanks Andrew :)
Cool. Never given any thought to the mechanism in these. Neat solution.
I really like parts of the video when the camera is on your head! It looks really cool!
Very cool result! Nice camera work! Very well explained, this was the best I've seen
CLUNKY it may be however I watched this with a constant smile on my face. Love to see a true master at work making it look so easy. Thoroughly entertaining. Well wishes from the UK
I watched six or seven youtube videos where people explained how these knives worked and I still didn't have a clew. After watching yours, I now know so thank you!
I'm a 20y old computer gamer and work at an electronics company. Yet to see this kind of wood working just amazes me. I wish to be able to do this someday.
Like you said, it took me a while to get my head around how it works but I got there! Great video, John. The knife is awesome! The action looks and sounds like it must be very satisfying to operate.
+Wood 'n' Stuff w/ Steve French
Thanks Steve :)
It does sound pretty neat and rarely misfires.
Im from Turkey and my English is bad sorry for that but i like your videos because in videos you talk with us and telling what are you doing in videos. You are editing your videos carrefully.Keep doing like that:)
Impressive approach to the mechanism. Thanks for sharing.
I liked the go pro footage it was much better than the other footage.👍👍
A truly original master craftsman!
John, great video. I think it's hilarious that you said I looks like a fish! I appreciate your honesty in your videos. I've always had a thing for knives and I'm into woodworking as well. This combines both! Thanks.
The vise looks great, can't wait to watch the video!
I guess the legal implications of providing plans would be prohibitive, but my 45 year old son collects knives and this would make an awesome gift for him. I will try to do what I can using the video as a guide. Great job.
Great build John, loved it. Still... the Sumac knife you built remains Bestest ever.
Nice work John. That's a really cool design and it seems to work really well!
+McCauley's Design
Thanks :)
Science, creation OMG THIS GUY IS AWESOME!!!😎
i dunno why awsome videos like these ever get dislikes. cool project. wonder to watch as always.
I'm in awe that you were able to build this. If I had attempted this, not only would the switchblade not have functioned, but I would have accidentally set fire to the shop.
these channels deserve the TH-cam moneys they actual do something instead of filming pranks or filming theire Day how they spend the money
thanks John, I really hope you make one out of metal and make some plans available. so far I have made your 2"x72" belt grinder and your lockback knife. I am aspiring to be a full time knife maker and your help is of great value to me. Thank you, Lee
Super cool John! I was commenting this on your last knife video and got my wish! Ty bud!
It took me quite a long time to figure out how the mechanism of a switchblade works, but it's really not that complicated once you undestand it. Nice video, even though it's a bit clunky, like you said, I really like it. Thumbs up. :)
I really like the video. Like the project and presentation. Thank you for sharing!
that was one of the coolest things I have ever seen
Love the knife John, very nice as always. Love the sarcasm much more "and heres the grinder without the guard " lmao The safety sallies r gonna love you for that one !! Thanks JOE
dude, this is awesome! you're really skilled my friend.