Entrek Knives - How The Knives Are Made - Part 4

Part 4 - Sandblasting, Marking, Sharpening, & Final Inspection
Ray Ennis, master knife maker at Entrek USA shows the final section on how the knives are made.
http://www.ennis-entrekusa.com

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[DTWinMusic]

How are you using those drilling jigs without them catching and spinning to death?

Also, I absolutely love that surface grinder.

[entrekknives]

@DTWinMusic the main reason is that I use good high quality, sharp drill bits. the other is that the holes are pretty small and if one was to catch i can hold the fixture from turning. Oh I like "Big Jim" (surface grinder) too.

[BkbladzZz]

is the first grinder u used a grizzly and if not what is it and were do u get thoses jigs

[entrekknives]

@BkbladzZz The first grinder I use is a Bader 2hp. I make my own Jigs. I have tool and die making experience.

[BkbladzZz]

@entrekknives no the other grinder the long one with a buffer

[entrekknives]

@BkbladzZz That is a Speedcut but they don't make em any more.

[CommanderCody771]

Thanks for sharing, it's a pleasure to watch a true master at his craft.

[sbjennings99]

Great Knife Maker..

[ronin4711]

Saw all 4 videos, impressive and no doubt, the man is a MASTER knife-maker!

[jln6701]

I have one of those blades. It's a really nice little knife and a great value.