Gotta say , I enjoy this editing style more than you’re older style of just editing together a music montage for the entire thing

@temlan3042

5 жыл бұрын

Then again those do get hella views

"You cannot wipe too much... that's usually pretty good life advice too." Me: *Hits like button*

@fire_nugit8549

3 жыл бұрын

15:10

@wingman600

3 жыл бұрын

Tinder has a new slogan :D

Hahaha I've never laughed so much watching a knife making video...

Next time just use the frigging can opener, they work

You’re so much more thorough than most people on KZread and have a good sense of humor 👍🏻

This was a hilarious edit. I about lost it when you were making your new "quench tank". Great looking blade.

Love your sense of humor. The knife is pretty good too. Lol. Good health, stay safe.

@PhillipDBole

5 жыл бұрын

Same here! May you be in good health

@ColdHawk

4 жыл бұрын

RHINO 54 - No CO VID! Stay healthy 🖖

@crimsonholocene949

4 жыл бұрын

Amidst the toxic environment of comment sections, I'm happy I can still find wholesome words such as yours.

@rhino5419

4 жыл бұрын

@@crimsonholocene949 Exept for some rare occasions i like to be positive in comments. There is enough negativity in the world. Thanks. Stay safe.

@CalebMcFadden

3 жыл бұрын

Rhino I see you so much

The addition of the heavy metal riffs were excellent!

"And even after all this abuse, it can still slice this tomato with ease." Very nice knife. Thank you for the video.

Brilliant. Not only is your work amazing, but your videos now match the quality of your work.

My dad died a few months ago. He made knives like this, and I've been wishing I wanted to learn from him. Love this video.

@OUTDOORS55

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that😔 hope the videos are helpful🙂

@Jenkins_famlee

Жыл бұрын

@@OUTDOORS55 they are, very. Thank you

Alex,your starting to be my favourite comedian as well as knife maker :-)

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂 thanks man!👍👊

8:30 "You always say perfect, that way in case anyone else is listening they're like man that guy is good" LOL

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Never fails 😉

18:12 damn, sir, made that top a bottom 😂

This is one of my all time favourite videos on youtube. Watched it quite a few times back when it came out, just revisiting it now and it's still just as good, if not better! Hope one day knifemaking content makes a return on the channel when you're up to it Alex! No rush though, take your time and I'm praying for s speedy recovery :)

@OUTDOORS55

Ай бұрын

Thanks I appreciate the support 🙏👊

Perfect balance of educational, fun and inspiring... and funny! Thanks for the great content as ever!

"You can't wipe too much. That's good life advice, too." I'M STILL LAUGHING! That knife is awesome, too, by the way.

“That’s not a Knoif. This is a knoif”. How neat would it be to make a really big fork and spoon now?

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Lol🤔

@denisbelair8988

2 жыл бұрын

That cutttz lol

That knife makes me think if a machete and a Bowie got together and made a kid that knife is it lol you totally rocked it.

I had 911 on speed dial when you went for the quench! Glad I'm not the only one who notices how loud the milwaukee bandsaw is, and thats coming from a plumber who puts up with some pretty loud noises on a daily basis. I really enjoyed your editing style and want to thank you for making my goal of completing my first knife a realistic one. Your way of educating and explaining is palatable and down to earth which makes the prospect of completing a knife for a noob, a lot less daunting. Thanks again, keep up the great work!

No one: Absolutely no one: Beds at 3am: 8:22

I’m late to the party and have one thing to say, well two...Freakin AWESOME 👏

I gotta say being an old fan of the channel I gotta say I'm really liking the extra bit of editing in the vid. Lol I was laughing pretty much the whole vid

Got rid of cable way over a year ago. ,,,, I could watch this over and over again. , ! .. thanx 4 share what u hv learned.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. I lv 2 lrn … . I still breathing in Alaska…… thnx 4 share ur time.

That was the best slow head turn shot ever. Great vid

Loved the “who cares” section! 😂

@charleswesesky747

3 жыл бұрын

"IG KNIF"

All the prima-donna "professional" knife-makers mock the shed DIYer with his quench tank hack and $1 bake pan, yet will never have "their" blade hack a freaking 2x4!! and look so fine doing so! Once again, your humor and humility used to serve your skill set is much appreciated here.

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Gotta watch out for the shed diyers😂 Thanks my friend 🙂🙏

OMG, that was beautiful. Great job Mr. OUTDOORS 55!!!👏👏👏👌🤟👍

Beast mode there Alex nice chopper. Awesome work there you got mad skill brother.

Really awesome. This was my favorite video of yours so far.

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend 👍🙏

Just found this channel and man you make some awesome vids. Absolutely hilarious I cannot stop laughing from the editing like some next level humor man. Seriously awesome channel. Subbed fo sho.

I usually don't watch videos where people talk while making knives but my God your F****n hilarious!! I love every second of your videos!

Awesome demonstration with technique and humour. I wish being one of your student

The Funny Thing is the Quenching Practice was Nothing like what you Ended up Doing.

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Lol it never is👍👊

I learn so much watching these videos and the sense of humor keeps me watching. Very entertaining. Please make more content :)

Work of art. Somewhere in between the Bowie and Gladiator danger. Beautiful and Fun too.....Keep up.

5:08 Been there. Lost my shit lol

6:05 You shouldn clamp it that way because heat travels up and you get uneven cooling, which later in the quenching can cause warpage. best way to cool it is in a vise with the point up. Same tule aplies when heating a knife - edge is always up and vertical. After quenching you can gently clamp the knife in a vise verticaly, it eliminates chanses of warpage. There is a good reason why every swordsmith does it the way i described it. Great knife! Keep up the good videos and great pointy things coming up!

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Ive tried it many ways tip up tip down and horizontal. I haven't noticed a difference. Not saying one is better than the other just that it hasnt made a difference for me. It's always at the oil line. Unless i do an edge quench then it could be in the blade. Not talking about big warps very small ones most wouldnt notice unless you had a flat surface. Just some thoughts🤷‍♂️ Thanks my friend 👍

@HamerBoogie

5 жыл бұрын

Way wrong. He is normalizing mill steel, it's not like there is a crazy amount of stress in it. It's not forged, it doesn't overly matter. And the "correct" way to slowly cool a blade is submersing it in something like vermiculite to slowly cool. I use 1084 frequently and normalize by just setting it on the anvil. It's more about reaching the critical temp and relaxing, not going for a crazy anneal. The longer the blade the more likely a warp. The thinner the blade, the more likely a warp. Fixing it out of the quench is easy in a jig like he used.

Finally, a realistic portrayal of the tool choice dilemma. Everyone keeps filming themselves using the right tool the first time, when we know you try at least three tools before you find one that works.

I love knives, all day long I'm watching knife restoration, repair, sharpening, testing, etc, and this is my absolute favorite channel now.

Hahaha I can totally relate to the big knife struggles. I'm making a chef's knife at the moment and I'm feeling all of your pain. Awesome video as always and beautiful knife, my man! Keep up the great work.

Dude yeah, very cool knife and all but the EDITING in this video was sick!! 🤣

LOVE the TJB music!!! tr s great music for ANY build!

That knife looks like it could be a dark timber! Peter Kohler would be proud! Amazing knife

I was watching this and he went through so much trouble to get that quench tank opened up when he had a perfectly good band saw

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

I cant run the band saw and the oven at the same time😩

@mrshanley1422

5 жыл бұрын

@@OUTDOORS55 That answers my question as well. Good reason, and one can not plan for every single thing when taking on a new project..but you came through brother. Excellent job!!

Mandatory “Now THATS a knoife” joke

Your editing is the absolute best i've ever seen.

I don't know if this dude is more talented in front of the camera or behind it Jesus

@madcircle7311

3 жыл бұрын

both

You wanna talk about EARNING A LIKE!

I never get tired of watching this whenever I'm bored.

Hey funny man, this is an awesome video, you excelled. As for the knife, well... love it. Keep up the great content, try to never miss you vids. Be well. John

Best knife making channel on KZread .Love the humor.Greets from Belgium!

Awesome! That's a real beast of a knife. Loved watching this video. :)

Well, that was an enjoyable video. That knife really took on a life of its own and stole the show!

It slices! It dices!...and it will chop down a small 🌲 tree! I can tell your really enjoying all your new knife making equipment.

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah for sure! Hopefully i can really put it to the test soon😉 Thanks for watching man! It's always appreciated 👍👊

So..............................subtle!!! Thankyou. Love the knives too.

Definitely one of your best knife making videos.

Dude, I'm only 1:13 in to this and I've got the chuckles on. This is exactly why I watch. Ignore the goobers you mentioned in the last vid. This stuff is gold!

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks my friend! I try not to take thing too seriously. Im sure tou can tell that😉 Again thanks ! 🙏

The perfect knife channel

Probably the best knife I have ever seen

That was amazing, not only the knife but your video editing is fun,funny and educational....I mean I think you know what your doing. BUT it still looks like you know what your doing so that's important.

I am not a smith, however when you were normalizing your blade, I noticed three things. First by placing the blade sideways in the vice it allowed the weight of the blade to droop while still hot, perhaps if it was placed spine down you would find fewer warps. Second the vice clap is placed precisely at your warp during the normalizing. I think the steel is cooling at a different rate where the vice is clapping the steel versus where it is not, because the vice is working as a heat sink. Third, if you insulate the blade and slow the thermal cycle by placing it in perlite or between two pieces of wood and clapping the wood together, you may eliminate any warping and refine the grain structure of the steel a bit more. I am just a truck driver take what I say with a grain of salt. I just noticed this and you complained that you always or frequently experience the same warp and I believe the things I listed above are why or how you might fix your problem. Great videos. My first one was your 24 dollar Damascus blade videos and it was awesome. Good content so far keep it up.

Hi Bud, I got 3 tips for ya. Many shops have grinding rooms with doors and separate air just to keep the metal dust at bay. Any machinery or electronics that the metal dust gets in is history! Some people put grinders on wheeled tables or carts!!! Push it outside. The metal dust is good for the plants! On the handles. Surfboard builders will epoxy the cloth to the Board and let it dry. Then use another coat of epoxy or two coats to clear coat it. It comes out tougher than nails but smooth and slick. You can use a longer setting and lightly flame it with propane or alcohol to make any bubbles pop. No butane, matches, or candles they leave soot and turn stuff black! When you get the nack of it down it’s a great surface. It’s deep reflections, smooth to touch, good to grip, and tough. You For epoxy or fiberglass that does not set from cold or wet conditions, warm it gently with an incandescent light bulb. A little heat and time! I have set it in the sun, but I live in Florida. Great show! Good luck!

WOW!! Those are some pretty huuuuuge bevels!!!

Great blade, awsomer tunes, SUPER PUMPED!!!!!! TIME TO CHOP STUFF!

That thing is a BEAST! Great video, as always, and great build.

The cuts are honestly the best part! 3:28 BONK! BONK! BONK!

F'in Awesome. Something about your sense of humor clicks with me and I think you're hilarious.

Love it man Thanks Always wipe well. 😊 Tip for dusty camera work use a freezer bag just cut A small hole for the lens

Your videos are super funny, duder! The facial expressions you make when you stare quietly are too good. I do that to my wife all the time! Keep up the entertaining content!

Beautiful Big Knife, well worth the wait!

First time I've seen your videos.... Great stuff. Entertaining, educational and funny as hell.

Dude your editing cracks me up! I love watching your videos brother. They help me know what to do as a beginner and keep me going when I get discouraged! Thanks!

Very cool looking blade ! MAD MAX would love that thing. 👍👍👍

This video was genuinely hilarious! And informative!

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks much👍🙏

I'm not into asmr, but gotta say the noises in this video are awesome! Especially the quick cuts of the creaky vice~ splendid. 👌 Also, I thoroughly enjoyed the destruction montage. I know that feeling of slowly becoming aware of myself again after shredding everything in sight with a new knife.. 😜🥴 and then, the post-frenzy sweep up. lol

Unlike most big bandsaws, that benchtop uses a series wound motor. So yeah, loudest tool ever. Great work and video btw.

What a monster of a blade !

That’s bad ass dude. You totally redeemed yourself from the other “big knife” builds. Very good video too!

I subscribed as soon as you made the quench tank. I dont believe I have ever laughed during a knife making video. Not only are you a showman with ninja editing skills.....you are a bad ass knife maker......and why did I list that last.....WOW!!

That knife is awesome! Love how you do your videos and sense of humor.

Absolutely freaking awesome Alex!!!!!!

Un gran trabajo y un magnífico cuchillo te felicito desde España

Oh man. The editing on this was not only awesome to watch. It was absolutely hilarious. Very cool knife.

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!👍👊

Your working skills are only exceeded by your comedic skills. Loved your sense of humour ; and the end product.

lmao......That the funniest tutorial I've watched. Great job.

Gorgeous. Definitely an inspiration.

Hey outdoor55 I have been watching your videos for about 8 months now and I have been hooked ever since. I have made my first knife because of you. Although it is not as good as yours and takes ages to make I have to make with all hand tool. Keep it up

I love the level of humor you bring to these videos.

Just want to say I LOVE your editing thank you for the fun watch :)

Mr. Crocodile Dundee, Congratulations on your first REALLY BIG KNIFE!!! I'm glad that you figured out the process and thank you for sharing that process with us. Please do a follow up video on how you make the sheath. That is if you're planning on making one. Much respect. Robert

@OUTDOORS55

5 жыл бұрын

Im afraid i cant make a good sheath as the knife is too big for my press 😂 i tried once and failed but may try again. Thanks my friend 👍🙏

Just love your work and channel. Thank you

I not sure how you could not like this. Great video. Awesome home protection tool, might be a little big for cooking.

Awesome video! My shed looks like that after every build.

Did he say “perfect”? Man that guy is good!

Rockstar! Never stop making vids bro!

Pretty mean looking knive u got there! Looks amazing man keep it up :)

Absolutely fantastic work

I cant imagine how satisfying that must be. Great job man that knife is sweet id pay for that in a heartbeat...

Great video! That's a BIG KNIFE!