Black Beard Projects hi, my English is not so good 😊 first I want say tanks for your channel 👍 I learns many things from you ☺️ I have big promise if this posable write in millimeter size of drill bit with you use to hole 🕳 tanks and wish you all best 👌
I really liked how you showed the drawings on the left side of the screen to illustrate how to translate the drawing into reality. That was very helpful.
Dude, I am literally just starting out as a hobby blacksmith, with all the basic, knocked-together, secondhand equipment you would expect, but the videos of a few knife makers have stopped me making some awful mistakes and helped me produce some work that I am truly proud of. You're on that list for teaching me how to not give up on an item and that everything has a chance of restoration. Thanks.
What is amazing, is that you are willing to share your craft like this, and then actually explain your process in a way that most artistically inclined people could grasp and then try themselves. Bravo. I'm gonna try some detail work on a couple of my knives now, thanks to you. If I come up with any ideas through this, I will share. You are a great artist.
This is a superb tutorial, and was the EXACT pattern I had hoped to find. You make it look so easy...which it’s not. Thank you for taking the time to make this vid. It is greatly appreciated.
Yes, he makes it look easy, but it isnt. Considerable skill needed to make it look so good. Thicker steel like 1/4" would make it easier than 1/8" or even 5/32". I tried to do one using 5/32" but it was very difficult and didn't turn out as nice as his....but not bad all considered. I'm going to try another.
The end product looks so much more complicated than the process. Just stunning with the black shaded epoxy highlighting the voided areas. I’m not sure why you’ve never turned up before in my searches but I’m definitely subbing your channel.
Damn. I can make perfect sense of how you made that pattern after seeing the steps. However, I can't understand how your hands are that steady. I am a tattoo artist, and I can't imagine being that good with a dremil/rotary tool. That is the extraordinary part of the work.
Wow. Beautifully done. It's amazing that even though the pointing wasn't perfect, the result is still fantastic. Gonna try it out as soon as I can. The patern is sweeeeet. Thanks Mr Beardy dude !
That’s not a knife that’s a work of art!! Absolutely incredible, I know this is a strange way to describe a knife but its simply beautiful. You are a true craftsman in every sense.
Beautiful!!! The more I watch the more I want to jump into making knives. I already have a passion for making pens and pen blanks. Now I want to make knives with exquisite handles.
Sapevo che l'abbondare di oggetti Italiani come la morsa e il tavolino degli attrezzi non era casuale. Excellent work my friend, saluti da un compatriota.
I know by now this is an old video but I was going back watching your previous videos after finding your channel. Man that is one of the nicest details to add to a knife.
Mr. Black Beard, This video was one of the most helpful videos in my Knifemaking journey! Thank you so very much for sharing this! This has given me the inspiration and belief that I can do beautiful filework as well!
Tremendous explanation and video. I only clicked on it because I wanted to see just how the hell you would explain this!! You did it, can't wait to try it out, thanks for taking the time.
The roman knot is one beautiful file work! I seriously love the execution and the video edit, maybe I do something similar in the (far... far) future! Thank you very much for the inspiration BBP, its a blast!
I've been messing around with firework on and off, practicing on scrap before I utilize it on a legitimate knife. I've seen lots of designs and videos, but this one is by far my favorite. The precision required to make this work is awesome.
Great video, very simply explained and wow the tooling is gorgeous!!!! That is a really smart idea using a dremal tool. Trying to file a hardened blade is a pain
That is definitely a new way to play the game right there,thank you for always sharing your hard work with us,all the best to you and your family my friend
That's beautiful man, time consuming but really worth it. Soon you'll have to change your channel name from Black Beard Projects to Black Beard Artisan
So the colored epoxy fills in the cut design? That is a neat trick! I like the way you cut it too. I will have to try that. Thanks for the video. Thumbs up.
Really nice work! Tell me please from which material I can also make these blue liners/spacers (except micarta or G10) without a fear that epoxy may not glue them to the wood or metal? Can I use parts from folders or some plastic bottles?
Plastic is not a good choice I think... If you sand the surface of micarta or G10 it should hold well! At least that's what I use :') That's also what most people use, so I don't have any other suggestion, sorry.
Beautiful work, another level of knife making 👍. I have a question for you : did you make the texture on the blade after the heat treatment ? It might be hard to rénové material with a hard steel? Anyway congrats !!!!
I love that. To start with I thought how the hell is he going to achieve that,, but seeing you do it make it look a lot easier then I first thought,, but still some handy work there!!
Wow, only for steady hands. This is fine jewelery artisanship lol what kind of pigment is best for apoxy -- furniture makers, French polish type stuff?
I recovered dust from a laser printer toner. But I later found out it's pretty toxic.. Just get some Aluminute colorant :') That's what most people use to color resin!
Angielski Poznaj wymowę Beautiful work, great precision and professional. The film perfectly shows how to do such tasks. A great idea with drawings that show exactly what to do.best regards
Knife template and filework pattern can be downloaded for free on my website:
blackbeardproject.com
Awesome craftsmanship, What a beautiful design and what a beautiful knife. Thank you for sharing this with me/us!
Black Beard Projects hi, my English is not so good 😊 first I want say tanks for your channel 👍 I learns many things from you ☺️ I have big promise if this posable write in millimeter size of drill bit with you use to hole 🕳 tanks and wish you all best 👌
I really liked how you showed the drawings on the left side of the screen to illustrate how to translate the drawing into reality. That was very helpful.
You are the da Vinci of knife making and a lot of other things. What can't you do? That is incredibly beautiful work!
Dude, I am literally just starting out as a hobby blacksmith, with all the basic, knocked-together, secondhand equipment you would expect, but the videos of a few knife makers have stopped me making some awful mistakes and helped me produce some work that I am truly proud of. You're on that list for teaching me how to not give up on an item and that everything has a chance of restoration. Thanks.
The best spine "file work" video I've ever seen! Well Done! I first watched this video many years ago and still reference it to this day! Thank You!
What is amazing, is that you are willing to share your craft like this, and then actually explain your process in a way that most artistically inclined people could grasp and then try themselves. Bravo. I'm gonna try some detail work on a couple of my knives now, thanks to you. If I come up with any ideas through this, I will share.
You are a great artist.
This is a superb tutorial, and was the EXACT pattern I had hoped to find. You make it look so easy...which it’s not. Thank you for taking the time to make this vid. It is greatly appreciated.
Yes, he makes it look easy, but it isnt. Considerable skill needed to make it look so good. Thicker steel like 1/4" would make it easier than 1/8" or even 5/32". I tried to do one using 5/32" but it was very difficult and didn't turn out as nice as his....but not bad all considered. I'm going to try another.
That is a beautiful design-and you have explained it, to perfection! Excellent work, sir!
The end product looks so much more complicated than the process. Just stunning with the black shaded epoxy highlighting the voided areas. I’m not sure why you’ve never turned up before in my searches but I’m definitely subbing your channel.
Now that was neat! I loved how the handle turned out. Great job sir! Great job.
Damn. I can make perfect sense of how you made that pattern after seeing the steps. However, I can't understand how your hands are that steady. I am a tattoo artist, and I can't imagine being that good with a dremil/rotary tool. That is the extraordinary part of the work.
I'm with you. Even marking the original dots was impressive, but when he got out that cutting wheel and cut those lines to perfection I was in awe.
Wow. Beautifully done. It's amazing that even though the pointing wasn't perfect, the result is still fantastic. Gonna try it out as soon as I can. The patern is sweeeeet. Thanks Mr Beardy dude !
That’s not a knife that’s a work of art!!
Absolutely incredible, I know this is a strange way to describe a knife but its simply beautiful.
You are a true craftsman in every sense.
That's since of the koolest "filework" I've seen on a knife. The pigment in the epoxy really makes the pattern pop, awesome job
Beautiful!!! The more I watch the more I want to jump into making knives. I already have a passion for making pens and pen blanks. Now I want to make knives with exquisite handles.
Sapevo che l'abbondare di oggetti Italiani come la morsa e il tavolino degli attrezzi non era casuale.
Excellent work my friend, saluti da un compatriota.
Wow, you really did a wonderful job on that - exquisite craftsmanship. Thank you so much for showing how to do that !
This is one of d most spectacular and famous Knife Design in www.
Spectacular HANDWORK... 👏👏👏👏
You designed a awesome handle with a beautiful & unique design.
This video blew me away. Wow!
What incredible craftsmanship
I know by now this is an old video but I was going back watching your previous videos after finding your channel. Man that is one of the nicest details to add to a knife.
Incredible work! Great to watch.
Mr. Black Beard,
This video was one of the most helpful videos in my Knifemaking journey! Thank you so very much for sharing this! This has given me the inspiration and belief that I can do beautiful filework as well!
Il tuo accento inglese mi fa soffrire!sei bravo a costruire roba !
Wow. That looks awesome man.
Thank you brother :)
Tremendous explanation and video. I only clicked on it because I wanted to see just how the hell you would explain this!! You did it, can't wait to try it out, thanks for taking the time.
Thank you sir! Very kind :)
Outstanding craftsmanship! Well done!
what a beautiful job you did looks amazing i cant wait to try that out your videos are inspiring thank you Mark
Absolutely stunning work! Additionally, clear and thorough instruction!
That is asolutely stunning! Such amazing craftsmanship, kudos to you sir!
You got a subscriber from this one! You sir are a true craftsman. Can't wait to look through all your other vids. Beautiful work and well done.
That handle is absolutely stunning!!!
The roman knot is one beautiful file work!
I seriously love the execution and the video edit, maybe I do something similar in the (far... far) future!
Thank you very much for the inspiration BBP, its a blast!
I've been messing around with firework on and off, practicing on scrap before I utilize it on a legitimate knife. I've seen lots of designs and videos, but this one is by far my favorite. The precision required to make this work is awesome.
One word... beautiful work, thank you.
Dude, Your work is so accurate and meticulous it's really inspiring. That knife is a real work of art! Thanks for sharing this.
Its funny you left a comment for me, I was watching this video last night thinking how hard this was to do. Amazing job.
Thanks man! :'D
Great video, very simply explained and wow the tooling is gorgeous!!!! That is a really smart idea using a dremal tool. Trying to file a hardened blade is a pain
Great work.
I really like your way of filling the file work in with the epoxy, I've never seen this done before.
That is definitely a new way to play the game right there,thank you for always sharing your hard work with us,all the best to you and your family my friend
Wow man, stunning craftsmanship.
Beautiful detail to add to a knife, you make it look easy. Thanks
That's beautiful man, time consuming but really worth it. Soon you'll have to change your channel name from Black Beard Projects to Black Beard Artisan
Thats awsome.
Have you thought of gold wire with tiny rubies in the holes-ibviously not for THAT knife but a set of high end cutlery maybe
So the colored epoxy fills in the cut design? That is a neat trick! I like the way you cut it too. I will have to try that. Thanks for the video. Thumbs up.
This is a great idea and looks very sharp. Well done.
Excellent. Beautiful design and finish!
I have seen this pattern on so many blades and never knew hot to do it thank you so much great work
Way to think outside the box. Well done.
That's some gorgeous work. But that knife vice is really clever.
This is beautiful. You have earned yourself a subscriber.
Really nice work! You make it look so easy.
That's awesome buddy ..... thank you for taking the time to explain the whole process in detail !!!
Requiere un trabajo espectacular, sobre todo paciencia, pero el resultado es magnifico, enhorabuena por ese magnifico trabajo, saludos desde España
Magnificent final result. I think the resin in the same color of the liners would look great too.
Yeah for sure :) Thanks!
I thought the same! But it looks nice with the black too. Great work!
Love it! Nice simple pattern, nicely executed. Will copy that one for sure
Beautiful....you make it look so easy...
Really nice work! Tell me please from which material I can also make these blue liners/spacers (except micarta or G10) without a fear that epoxy may not glue them to the wood or metal? Can I use parts from folders or some plastic bottles?
Plastic is not a good choice I think... If you sand the surface of micarta or G10 it should hold well! At least that's what I use :') That's also what most people use, so I don't have any other suggestion, sorry.
Thank you for your answer! Great channel! :)
Really really nice, very good narration and excellent results! Abbestia amico!
It looks great. Can this be done before heat treatment?
Thanks! depends if you harden the tang too or not, files can't cut hardened steel. But the dremel can, it's just a bit harder to cut :)
Your skill set is beyond superlative's... 🙏
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing this technique.
On my project list!
Wow very nice craftsmanship
i have never seen anything like this!!!!!!!!!!!! love itg
Beautiful work, another level of knife making 👍. I have a question for you : did you make the texture on the blade after the heat treatment ? It might be hard to rénové material with a hard steel? Anyway congrats !!!!
Very nice work man. You're talented...
I am absolutely in love with that pattern!
That looks really nice. Thanks for the idea.
Stunning craftsmanship 👏 - subscribed!
Loved watching this come together, beautiful work!
Nicely done man! The results are beautiful.
A kitchen knife is used for hours at a time. A square Handel is blistering
That was a fine drilling process, like your final product
great work at detailing. respect from Malaysia !
Wow!! That is gorgeous. Well done!!
Beautifully done, Kudos.
Nice work, especially the device for keeping a knife template in any position (made by tubes)
wauw!!!! amazig details! you keep suprising me with your skills!
Felicitaciones!!! Quedó espectacular!!!!
Very nice work, well done mate.
Nice work you're really talented
I love that. To start with I thought how the hell is he going to achieve that,, but seeing you do it make it look a lot easier then I first thought,, but still some handy work there!!
Wow that pattern looks amazing
That was the most impressive thing I have seen in a long time
Maddou, è bellissimo. Che precisione!
Incredible, you sir are a fine artisan.
Such a simple method, but result is pretty incredible. I have to try is someday :)
WOW- A BILLION THUMBS UPS. clean work.
Another great piece of work, as always! Keep up the awesome videos friend ❤
Wow, only for steady hands. This is fine jewelery artisanship lol what kind of pigment is best for apoxy -- furniture makers, French polish type stuff?
Thanks Adam! I don't know about the best, there should be pigments made just for resin but I guess any powder color can work? Not sure :')
Beautiful job you've done.
Beautiful work..handle looks awesome !!
Looks Awesome
Holy cow! To bad I don't have those tools to scribe the lines on with. So where do you get the pigment for the epoxy?
I recovered dust from a laser printer toner. But I later found out it's pretty toxic.. Just get some Aluminute colorant :') That's what most people use to color resin!
Thats a beautiful pattern! I dont want to steal it, but your video has definitely given me some ideas. Off to the drawing board! :)
Thanks! I would love if you use it on your work :)
Angielski
Poznaj wymowę
Beautiful work, great precision and professional. The film perfectly shows how to do such tasks. A great idea with drawings that show exactly what to do.best regards
Excellent work, as always! Kudos!
thing of beauty ,, you are a master sir.🤩
I seen a few videos for file work patterns but none of them are as good and detailed as yours are there any more patterns that you do (rope pattern)?
Very nice video, excellent design on the blade!!