Knifemaking Tuesdays Week 01 - designing and machining the first test blades
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I ground out three knives in the time you took to play on your computer!
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Nice computer stuff, but when do you start to work with real metal!??
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really cool man!!! happy for you that you have sometime at least for your knives :)
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SO PRO! Your videos are awesome, I learn so much from them. Peace!
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Where can I get one of those machines. How much do they cost. I am cutting my knives with an angle grinder. Very primitive to say the least! Will my computer handle the program too? I gather its a CAD type program ?
triumphmanful 2 weeks ago
@triumphmanful I built most of the machine, but you're looking at a few grand to do it, $8k+ to buy a CNC mill. It's a CAD program called Solidworks, needs a decently fast computer so it won't steal all your RAM and crash all the time.
JohnGrimsmo 2 weeks ago
bad ass man! for your gimping a possible solution could be to run a camfer bit fist to start the holes. we do that at the shop where i work yiu grt perfectly centered holes and a chamfer tool is relitively cheap and so usefull for lots of projects.
jasonmusic1 3 weeks ago
@jasonmusic1 Thanks!! You're exactly right, since this video I've been using a chamfer mill/drill to start all my holes, that or a centerdrill, and it works great now. As a machinist you'll love some of my other videos, check out Knifemaking Tuesdays Week 05, week 12, and I'm uploading week 14 now that you'll really enjoy.
JohnGrimsmo 3 weeks ago
What blade does the 0.04 stepover belong to? At first I thought Warren Thomas but your saying Anso and I cant find it on any of his knives.
hillbillyprepper 2 months ago
@hillbillyprepper I didn't realize it at the time but it's one of Anso's older designs that he doesn't use anymore, I think back in the day he used it a lot. You're right it is very similar to some of Warren Thomas's blades.
JohnGrimsmo 2 months ago