Grinding Bevels Into The Tanto Camp Knife Plus Some Actual Shop Talk | Shop Talk Tuesday Episode 112
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2022
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Today is episode 112 of Shop Talk Tuesday on The Rivers' Experience! When we do a build series on Shop Talk Tuesday we go into further detail on how I accomplish different steps in the build process and how I choose to utilize the tools I have available.
Be sure and check out my website. I have several knives available on the site and all of them have a video (or several) showing how they were made!😯
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The K.I.S.S. method should be a rule in all aspects of life.
Black makarda roughed out scales with dark green liners, icing on the cake. Awesome
Talking all day Tuesday would be better, I got a lot and added my bell to ring.
Thanks for the teaching and I'll be back.
Also I've been designing a Ulu base type for preparing vegetables, mushrooms, herbs ,Yeah good eats.My Ulu chops,slices, and works with a rolling action, rocking from its bottom sitting on the cutting board I can cut potato chips and dice with less fatigue than controlling sharp knives and did I say working as a spatula, I cut up potatoes faster and place into a pan faster than any other way but a food processor unless you count clean up there it's faster.
This is very helpful thanks
That’s a kick ass looking knife you have going
Good looking knife Erick ! Back after a slight vacation !
Great looking knife.
Very nice 👍
Hey 👋 man it's a amazing knife 🔪 buddy nice job keep up the good work blessings 🙌 🙏
That is one awesome knife!
Looks awesome! Great job!
This is the next knife I'm going to try. I already have the spring steel. Amazing channel!! Thanks!!
Have you started on the knife? Ive started making one and just finished the swedge on mine
Nice!
Love your work, keep it up...
love the file work!
Good video…. Jealous of that nice piece of tapered steel!
Your intro explanation was perfectly clear and makes total sense. Thank you for taking the time to talk through it. Bevels look awesome!!
That profile has to be one of my favorites thus far.. im a sucker for the tanto - esk. Styles and that swedge from thumb to tip looks perfect!
Crap I been doing my jimping all wrong. Why didn't I think to use my file jig while filing my jimping. Glad I watched this vid.
That's a fine looking blade and yes that grind is awesome 👌
That knife is looking really good and I like the fact that your using the premade hole in the tang as an epoxy hole. For all the knives that I've made, I always drill in epoxy holes. Makes the tang a little lighter and creates a stronger bond between the tang and the handle scales. Another thing I liked about this video is that fact that you said that you don't have to make knives super elaborate. Especially for a beginner like myself, using the K.I.S.S. method is a good way to start.
Oooh yeah that looks really cool!! My like for this knife immediately goes way up with those bevels ground in.
Not too long on the talking at all. Great information!!!!
That was some real talk in your intro. I would not have thought of those things on my own thank you for sharing that info. It’s tough to know what is practical and what is for show as someone who can barely afford to make knives at the hobby level. Thank you for doing this channel.
Beautiful blade, great job, love it!
Good point introduction first 7 minutes,
Its coming together quite nicely 👌 and its going to be awesome when its finished 👍i always love a good camp knife and at this stage you really get to see whats its going to look like lol
Seu trabalho é sensacional, parabéns.
Your work is amazing, congratulations.
I likes it. Wondering what scales you will use.
Beautiful work. I like the finish of the bevels and how they’re offset by the rough finish. I prefer tantos with the chisel point as I feel that’s a defining characteristic of that kind of blade.
👏👏👏👏🤜🤛
Most steels after forging need a massive amount of different heat treat cycles, it makes for a long day when you have to do a DET anneal, a normalisation cycle and 3-4 grain reduction cycles because the material has been super stressed from the forging process. Plus there's really on two ways forging is actually time efficient-
Heavy and expensive machinery or someone willing to swing a 10lb sledge for you all day, assuming you pay them a reasonable wage that's expensive too!
Huh? 😉
Do you maining use leaf spring steel for your blades? I seen alot of 5160 in your videos, thats why i ask.
I do a lot of them, but I also use a lot of 1084, 80crv2, 15n20, and I'm about to start working with 52100. The knives that we will be working on this Friday are all 80crv2.
@@theriversexperience9383 awesome. I cant find any good steel locally, only order online and its super expensive, specially for shipping. So i mainly use leaf springs and farrier rasps. Super cheap and plenty around. Tho, im having troubles with heat treating the farriers rasps, they just wont harden for me 😞
@@thatraccoonguy.7075 Do you anneal your rasps ? Some ppl do some don’t. I do and haven’t had any problems with hardening.
Adage I live by…If it has a motor on it…it’s probably faster, easier, and better. Your 2x72 has a motor..your anvil and hammer don’t. Like you said, work smarter, not harder. You’re supposed to make knives..not see how long you can make the process take. Ignore the haters, they lead very shallow lives( in their mother’s basement!)
Most brand name knives are CUT OUT WITH A WATER JET OR LASER.
AND MOST THESE VIEWERS WILL STILL SPEND 100 TO 700 FOR THERE BLADE.
AND SOME OF US WORKING WITH WHAT WE GOT.
TROLLS ARE GOING TO BE TROLLS JUST CAUSE THEY CAN.