Brilliant. I watch videos where they rate a job as easy. And then they start using all kinds of specialized machinery that only a professional has. That is why I love these ideas that can be carried out with ingenuity and little physical means. All the best.
@@TheHibener I made a short video when I got the machine. It is a mix of demonstration and restoration. I will put it up as soon as I get around to editing it!
I made this yesterday, I replaced the many holes for a long groove in which a washer slides up and down and is fixed in any given angle by a butterfly bolt from behind. Works like a charm. Thanks!
I'm really pleased with this! It works like a charm th-cam.com/users/postUgkxDcr-y2Pf6xdnrFHrSP7dl9kpKaCozcSQ Takes less time than my old electric sharpener because it can take more off the knife faster, and then it smooths out nicely with the finer grit polisher. I don't know how long it will last before the grit wears away, but I wouldn't mind having to replace it every once in a while.
Se invirtió mucho trabajo y esfuerzo en hacer ese afilador de cuchillos de madera, te quedó muy bien..!! Me divertiría mucho fabricando uno de esos..!! Excelente video..!!
Hi, I‘m glad you like it! There isn‘t really a plan or materials list for this project. You can just make it from whatever pieces you find. Dimensions aren‘t critical as long as you construct the angles more or less as shown in the video.
A nice setup and easy to build. I have my ouachita stones that have served me well for 40+ years and I'll stick with them. But for anyone having a hard time with the angles this is a good rig.
I was waiting for you to use machine drill for drilling in metal. Snap me. That too with hand powered! And watching the hand planer was quite therapeutic. Very well executed. Thanks for sharing.
That, my friend looks awesome. I have knives that are 20 odd years old that have never been sharpened, only steeled. OK, but... I'm going to have to give this a try.
Great video. I made this few years ago. I use some eye screws (eye hooks) instead of many holes. For clamping the knife, I plant a neodymium magnet on the base (flush with the surface). It hold the knife steadily and it's easier to flip each side of the knife while honing.
Thanks! I don‘t have a plan for this. I made it all from scrap pieces I had lying around. The dimensions don‘t really matter. The only important thing is the height of the holes. You can construct them in the way shown in the video. Also, the exact angles are less important than the consistency you get from having a jig like this.
Absolutely love this video. Very simple, straight forward, and doable for a novice like me. Definitely will check out your other videos. Especially if you have one for that hand-turned drill press.
The editing is top notch sir, it happens kinda unnoticed but they are espectacular. Well done sir, this is where quality content is diverted from mainstream videos.
fabrication simple et bien , j'aime bien la perceuse a main , pas la peine de mesurer par rapport au centre chaque côté car la lame une fois placé l angle est différent au 20 cm du début et la hauteur
The angle is maybe not exactly constant along the length of the blade. But it is consistent in across repetitions which I think is the most important part.
This video made me a subscriber. Well edited, enjoyable to watch the entire way through. This tool is exactly what I needed. Why is knife sharpening so intimidating?
Hi, I don’t know the exact dimensions and they don’t really matter. The important thing is that you construct the angles in the way I have shown in the video so that you get roughly the angles that you want. But here again, the exact angles are not so important. They just have to be consistent. Have fun making it!
Nice idea, but I think that your angles aren't finally exacts... The edge of the knife & the end of the wood piece under it aren't at the same distance from the vertical support... What do you think about this idea?
Hi thank you for the very valuable tutorial I have three questions 1 Which wood did you use for making the sanding brick ? 2. Did you spread the polishing compound directly on the wood of one face of the brick ? 3. Which compound did you use? Thanks a lot Gino
Thanks for watching! The wood for the sanding brick was a piece of beech from an old table leg. Yes, I did spread the compound directly onto the wood. The compound was some generic, medium-fine polishing wax.
@@imadethischannel hi thank you very much indeed for the kind and valuable reply I liked your project a lot I will try to replicate it even if at present my problem is to recover some old stainless steel cutlery To clean and to sharpen the knives in the end I love this activity When i see a mirror finish i am in awe Thanks a lot again Kindest regards Gino
By popular request, I made a plan for this project. You can get it here: dub.sh/Pfohrk9
Brilliant. I watch videos where they rate a job as easy. And then they start using all kinds of specialized machinery that only a professional has. That is why I love these ideas that can be carried out with ingenuity and little physical means. All the best.
I love the hand powered drill press
Me too. never saw one before. I would like to see some kind of review or test 😁
@@TheHibener I made a short video when I got the machine. It is a mix of demonstration and restoration. I will put it up as soon as I get around to editing it!
That’s pretty awesome - really want a hand powered drill press!!
@@imadethischannel where i can watch video about this machime? Please. I fall in love this machine!
@@luypuk23 Hey, I haven't finished it yet. I'll upload it as soon as possible!
Ручную дрель видел, но ручной сверлильный станок вижу впервые в жизни. А вообще все супер, просто и доступно.
I made this yesterday, I replaced the many holes for a long groove in which a washer slides up and down and is fixed in any given angle by a butterfly bolt from behind. Works like a charm. Thanks!
Sounds interesting!
Quite brilliant.
I've watched a dozen of these, yours is simple, and stupid proof. Thank you very much!!
Самый простой и самый лучший !!! Браво ,мастер!😊, такой же себе сварганю.
Thanks, and yes, make one!
Ты лучший!! Никто не показывал как наточенный нож режет овощи. Все, почему-то, показывают как нож режет бумагу.👍
No power tools only simple homemade tool....just awesome
За работу с рубанком,напильником,пилкой по металлу и склейку через шканты уважение
I'm impressed with the simple jigs and handtools used to make this!
Use the stone
I'm really pleased with this! It works like a charm th-cam.com/users/postUgkxDcr-y2Pf6xdnrFHrSP7dl9kpKaCozcSQ Takes less time than my old electric sharpener because it can take more off the knife faster, and then it smooths out nicely with the finer grit polisher. I don't know how long it will last before the grit wears away, but I wouldn't mind having to replace it every once in a while.
It is indeed! :)
Simple and effective design.
Thanks!
interesting project, loved that drill press
Прекрасный инструмент, сделанный своими руками. Без лишних слов и музыки. Только работа, мне понравилось.
хрень эта годится только для ножа типо самбука а нож с узким лезвием хрен ты заточишь под нужным углом крепеж ножа будет мешать
Se invirtió mucho trabajo y esfuerzo en hacer ese afilador de cuchillos de madera, te quedó muy bien..!! Me divertiría mucho fabricando uno de esos..!! Excelente video..!!
Ang galing mo pre. Maayo kang paliwatan.
Hi I like your knife sharpener. Would you have the plans and materials list?
Hi, I‘m glad you like it! There isn‘t really a plan or materials list for this project. You can just make it from whatever pieces you find. Dimensions aren‘t critical as long as you construct the angles more or less as shown in the video.
k thanks I will look at the video more carefully to get an idea of all of he materials
Hey, I made a plan now. You can get it here, if you are still interested: t.ly/cVQjh
woooow that manual drillpress is amazing
I’ve used similar, but like how you measured and labeled the various degrees
Thanks!
A nice setup and easy to build. I have my ouachita stones that have served me well for 40+ years and I'll stick with them. But for anyone having a hard time with the angles this is a good rig.
I was waiting for you to use machine drill for drilling in metal. Snap me. That too with hand powered! And watching the hand planer was quite therapeutic. Very well executed. Thanks for sharing.
You make everything awesome I think you deserve 100 million like for this video
Amazing what you can do with great workmanship and simple tools. Really like your video editing and just hear the sound of working 👍🏼
That, my friend looks awesome. I have knives that are 20 odd years old that have never been sharpened, only steeled. OK, but...
I'm going to have to give this a try.
Este artefacto esta super bueno. Muchas gracias por compartir su construccion
Thanks for watching!
Simple but really effective!! Congrats!!
Thanks!
How did you find out what the angle was?
I measured the angles in the drawing. That‘s how the hole positions were constructed.
It's my first time seen that drill press it's soo cool
Great video. I made this few years ago. I use some eye screws (eye hooks) instead of many holes. For clamping the knife, I plant a neodymium magnet on the base (flush with the surface). It hold the knife steadily and it's easier to flip each side of the knife while honing.
Not all blades are magnetic. 🙂
Loved the manual tools!
Came here from reddit, worth it, thats nice!
I love all your working equipment, make all your work easy..
Great project. Like the drill 👍🏼👌🏼
Thanks! Yes, the drill ist great!
Nice! Respect from Siberia!
То что надо, без всяких заморочек, пошел делать такое же приспособление
Simplest is better !
And you show us !
👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Simple but effective, nice video skills too
Thanks! I‘m glad you like it!
THREADED WOOD INSERT NUTS M4 M5 M6 M8 M10 HEX DRIVE SCREW FIXINGS TYPE D you can use this instead of nuts.. much easier.. 6:05
Bravo 😊❤. J'aime beaucoup votre façon de travailler. Elle est appliquée, propre et soignée. 👍.
Thanks!
I love the almost complete absence of power tools. Nice work on the sharpener. I'm going to make one. Thanks for the upload. Carpentry asmr
Cool drill press!
If you bevel your clamp tips, it'll give you more clearance at the lower angles and for narrower blades.
True. I have just been too lazy :)
Excellent job, do you have a pdf download of construction, I am a beginner of wood construction.
Thanks! I don‘t have a plan for this. I made it all from scrap pieces I had lying around. The dimensions don‘t really matter. The only important thing is the height of the holes. You can construct them in the way shown in the video. Also, the exact angles are less important than the consistency you get from having a jig like this.
Hi, in case you‘re still interested, there is a plan available now: dub.sh/Pfohrk9
Все гениальное просто Спасибо большое за информацию Желаю Удачи во всем Браво Моэстро
Hey!! Super Idee!! Das Probiere ich auch aus! Danke für dein Video!!
Absolutely love this video. Very simple, straight forward, and doable for a novice like me. Definitely will check out your other videos. Especially if you have one for that hand-turned drill press.
Thanks! There will be a video about the drill press soon.
The editing is top notch sir, it happens kinda unnoticed but they are espectacular. Well done sir, this is where quality content is diverted from mainstream videos.
Thanks! I‘m glad that people notice the editing…
nice tools. watching this was very soothing
Where3 did you get that drill press?
I was lucky and found a good one used in my area.
fabrication simple et bien , j'aime bien la perceuse a main , pas la peine de mesurer par rapport au centre chaque côté car la lame une fois placé l angle est différent au 20 cm du début et la hauteur
I enjoy the simple tools and your craft with them. The ending was dramatically well done !! 😊
Thanks!
Incrível está furadeira de bancada 👏👏👏
Класс!Без использования кучи станков,резки метала и сварки.Это можно попробовать сделать самому.
Gonna do this now, I make this, thanks
Very nice job for sure, Howdy from Texas
Nice job, and works well.
Thanks!
nice diy creation..i like that you work without using some powertools.
Hi great video what buffing compound did you use
Thanks! It was a block of no-name fine polishing paste I ordered somewhere online.
I'm gonna make one definitely!!!
Hi. Do you sharpen one side only of the knife with ALL the grits and THEN flip it over?
Yes, that‘s what I did in the video. It would probably be better to go through each grit on both sides first, though.
Are the plans available for this? I need to make it.
There are no plans at the moment, but you can make it from the info contained in the video!
Hi, there are plans available now, if you are still interested: dub.sh/Pfohrk9
Quando as lixas acabarem,o que você faz?
I buy new sand paper :)
Very good job, works like a champ. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching!
Use canvas paper instead and wetsharpen . way more effective!
Great jig. enjoyed the video!
Thanks, I’ll give it a try!
essence of simplicity
이론적으로는 가능하지만 해보면, 센터 수평도 직각도가 맞지 않으면 정확한 각도의 연마가 안됩니다. 차라리 선반에 물려 원통형으로 만들면 정확한 각을 잡을 수 있습니다.
Yes, good point. But then I wouldn’t be able to put several grits on the same arm..
classic hand made good job
This is something I need to make!
Go for it!
muy bueno el diseño del afilador
I love ur tools 🛠👍👍
What kind of sand paper is that?
VERY nice approach and build quality!!!
Thanks for watching! I used regular wet -and-dry sand paper.
Отлично!! Пойду сделаю такой же инструмент.. 😉👍
Einfach nur perfekt 👍
Well, I've never seen that done before.
But, I bet you hear that a lot. Thanks!
Wonder drill hand machine !
Where did you get that Drill press? Would love to have a hand crank drill press ?
They pop up every now and then on the second hand market.
Blade so sharp that the tomato gets sliced so thinly that it has only one side. Great job.
Pragmatic joinery 😂 Loved it. You have a very nice editing style.
Thanks! I‘m glad you like it!
Very nice tools
Thanks!
Nice and pretty simple to construct, that will be in my shop soon.
I love that drill press, where did you get that out can I find one. So peaceful & calm
Yes, the drill press is nice. It‘s from the 1930s. They turn up on eBay every now and then.
Mükemmel muhtesem görünüyor çok güzel olmuş bicak agzi ışıl ışıl olmuş parlıyor eline sağlık üstadım tebrikler 👏👏👏
Very ingenuous!👍
Thanks!
Excellent video, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Are you using emery paper ? do you use water on it ?
It also works with water, yes.
Very nice economic build. I’m planning to make one of these. Thank you for posting this video.
Is that just sandpaper you're using as the abrasive?
Yes.
good simple 👍
Thanks for watching!
admiração pelo trabalho manual. Parabéns
The angle is not consistent for long blade.
The angle is maybe not exactly constant along the length of the blade. But it is consistent in across repetitions which I think is the most important part.
This video made me a subscriber. Well edited, enjoyable to watch the entire way through. This tool is exactly what I needed. Why is knife sharpening so intimidating?
do item sizes matter? can you tell me the exact dimensions?
Hi, I don’t know the exact dimensions and they don’t really matter. The important thing is that you construct the angles in the way I have shown in the video so that you get roughly the angles that you want. But here again, the exact angles are not so important. They just have to be consistent.
Have fun making it!
@@imadethischannel Thanks i will do it
Nice idea, but I think that your angles aren't finally exacts... The edge of the knife & the end of the wood piece under it aren't at the same distance from the vertical support... What do you think about this idea?
Hey, thanks for pointing that out. The angles are not exact but they are a good enough approximation. The important thing is the consistency.
@@imadethischannel I agree you. The knife will cut well even if it is not at 25 degres... Many thanks for the nice idea!!🤓
The grinding angle will vary with each knife that has a different hight.
Not so accurate!
But do you care?
No I don’t. The absolute angle doesn’t really matter. It’s mainly about consistency.
So beautiful. Your channel is great meditation for me 🙏
Simple & Best!
Hi thank you for the very valuable tutorial
I have three questions
1 Which wood did you use for making the sanding brick ?
2. Did you spread the polishing compound directly on the wood of one face of the brick ?
3. Which compound did you use?
Thanks a lot Gino
Thanks for watching! The wood for the sanding brick was a piece of beech from an old table leg. Yes, I did spread the compound directly onto the wood. The compound was some generic, medium-fine polishing wax.
@@imadethischannel hi thank you very much indeed for the kind and valuable reply
I liked your project a lot I will try to replicate it even if at present my problem is to recover some old stainless steel cutlery
To clean and to sharpen the knives in the end I love this activity When i see a mirror finish i am in awe Thanks a lot again
Kindest regards Gino
It's very nice. Good idea. Your measurements are in cm or inches. Thanks
Thanks! I only use cm.
Im going to make 1 now👍
Do it!