Thank you, Gough Custom ! Your tutorials and tips made this knife possible!

@wadejensen3301

7 жыл бұрын

thanks for posting Yuri....mate where did you get that template from...I really like that blade shape

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked it! The template is of my own making and can be found in the link below: drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpS3NmQU95cG5aRFk/view?usp=sharing drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpMzFVTjBXb096d28/view?usp=sharing If you end up using my template, post a photo of the finished knife! I'd like to see the result.

@wadejensen3301

7 жыл бұрын

+Yuri Darian I will do...in fact I will do better than and make sure I credit you with the shape/template...thanks mate!

Very nice work Yuri! Nice job on the video too!

@YL_AmericadoSul

9 жыл бұрын

Gough Custom Thank you, the jig is amazing and your tutorials rock! It means a lot to me getting positive feedback from you! =D You don't need luck with the quality of your work, but good luck with the new business as a full time knife maker! It will be a success!

@GoughCustom

9 жыл бұрын

Yuri Darian Thanks very much mate! Keep up the good work!

@adrianovergara2942

6 жыл бұрын

Gough Custom you are an inspiration to future knife makers. Thank you for sharing your idea with the filing jig.

Dude... No one does that good on the “ first one” shows all the right stuff, for a Craftsman or a Professional knife maker. Yuri you are the man!

Great!! Really used common tools. Thx for the lesson!!

Yuri, I like your explanation, very clear to understand, thanks for sharing

As a custom knife maker for over thirty years I've seen a lot of "first knives"! If this is indeed your first knife then I must say you show great skill in the use of hand tools and in the construction of this knife,..great job!

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+MrJohn714 Thank you! This was really my first knife! It took me a very long time to get it done! I realized later on that the heat treatment of the knife wasn't right and I had to remove the handles, re-harden and retemper the knife and make new handles for it. After that I was very pleased with the result! =D

@MrJohn714

8 жыл бұрын

+Yuri Darian Your very welcome! A little tip on heat treating, when using a forge such as you did its a good idea to have a small magnet nearby, when the steel has reached critical temperature and ready to quench it will become non-magnetic and not attracted to the magnet that's the time to quench!

@76aussieguy

8 жыл бұрын

+MrJohn714 is that for both 1075 and 1084? and is a small rare earth magnet ok to use for this? i bought a pile off ebay a while ago so ive got more than a few handy, thanks

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+76aussieguy It works with all simple steels! 1085,1075, 5160, O1, 52100, 4140 etc. The magnets you have will do just fine! Glue them to a rod and you are good to go!

finaly i found knife making tutorial with simple tool...thanks Yuri...

for me This video is one of the best guide way of knife making. Thank you.

Great build !! Hard work!! Thank you!!

Great looking knife !!!

That's a dam great looking knife. Great work. I have watched Aaron's video's as well and have to agree that he has shared some very good knowledge for beginning knife makers. Thank you for a great video.

I've learned too much with this your video. Thanks.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Alejandro W. López I'm really glad it helped you! That was the idea! Thx for watching!

gorgeous !

Outstanding knife and video skills. Well done hope to see you do more knives.

@YL_AmericadoSul

6 жыл бұрын

Adriano Vergara thx dude! I'm trying to get some free time to make more videos, but with work and all it is kind of hard! =(

Awesome work!

Beautiful job!

you give me hope

pretty cool man. will try this

Beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Bravo!!! very good job

That's fantastic man, really well done.

Nice job! Thumbs up!

Thats a ripper knife champ!

Great knife! It is always nice to see peoples passion. I think that knowing how to make things is the most underrated thing these days.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+AAMGG Thanks! I agree with you! It seems to me people lost interest in this sort of thing! You apreciate the objects in your dalily life a lot more knowing how they were made!

Very nice knife.

awesome job

awesome job man. props. keep it up

Very nice! I want to make one soon!

Impressive workmanship.

@YL_AmericadoSul

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Cool... Awesome

Awesome dude

solid work💪

Awesome

Wow great work never thought it would be possable just need time.

Nice Job👍

Nice!

you're a legend.I made the steel softer like you described and its much easier to file. champion

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+afif derbas I didn't use to do this but after the first time, it's the first thing I always do! I'm glad it helped!

Very pretty knife, good craftsmanship

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+XxRandomKnivesxX TreeTickler Thanks, dude!

Damn, you are very talanted and skilled. Respect and Greetings from Germany!

halo my friends. no thing is impossible. very nice I'm glad to see your video's .

Awesome work Yuri.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Dave!

perfect!!!

Greeting`s from Denmark-well done good job by filing, look`s great..

Parabéns pelo trabalho, ficou linda sua faca.

Hand-made，well done！

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Very nice

Pefect with the first.. 😃 Nice job bro.. 👍

awesome.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

thx dude!

that's badass I like the drop point

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Casey Bryan thx a lot!

good job.. Nice knife

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

TheCombatant1 thx a lot, dude!

No wonder it looked so good. You just cut it from a bar and grinded it into shape

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

I gues that is all I could do without a forge =/ I'm wonrking on that, though!

@BlueAnon

8 жыл бұрын

Yuri Darian Same

Awesome video dude!

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm planing on making more videos soon!

nice i like how you finished the lanyard hole.

awesome

great knife

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

thx!

my first knife was ugly as sin. you did great!

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Primitive Fusion Thanks dude!

Respect

thanks,it helped me :)

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Crafting Son I'm glad it helped, man!

handwork is cool

muito da hora, parabéns!

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+tchágo tavares Valeu, cara!

Mr lord of blades

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

I only wish! thx

Exalent blade especally for just using hand tools

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Karrson Reed Thx a lot, dude! I'm planing on making a new video soon!

Hey Yuri! I'm unable to answer your comments on my videos because of your Google+ settings (you have public replies turned off, it's a silly feature). The acid that I use is called Ferric Chloride, it will definitely stain Micarta unfortunately. G10 however is immune to it and the combo works out very well for me! To get a clean consistent etch you have to finish sand your blade really well, and make sure that it's very clean (degrease it with detergent). I then etch a few times, just for 10 seconds at a time, and scrub the blade in between with a toothbrush and running water.

@YL_AmericadoSul

9 жыл бұрын

Gough Custom Its a good thing you told me about the micarta! Mine is not actually "micarta ®". Its a home made cloth+glass resin laminate. I think I'll test a piece of in the the acid to see what happens first! Thanks for letting me know, though! Is 400 grit too rough for the etch? If so, how high should I go? About the FC solution, do you dilute it or just use the concentrated stuff from Radio Shack? We don't have radio Shack in Brazil, but the solution I bought has the same concentration (about 40%). I've been looking all over for a etching tutorial with photos, surface prep, concentration and bath times but all I found on the forums was random recipes mixing different acids and very divergent oppinions resulting in no actual conclusion, hahahah! That is why I came to you. Thanks for getting back to me despite the Google+ settings nonsense. I'll find out how to disable it!

@GoughCustom

9 жыл бұрын

Yuri Darian Hey mate! 400 grit should be fine, the main thing is to make sure there's no decarb or scale left on the blade. Basically at 400 grit the steel should all look the same. Once it's nice and clean it will etch much more nicely! I used my acid as it came, it said it was pre-diluted though. That was quite a while back and I can't remember how concentrated it was! Whatever they recommend for PCBs is pretty much what you should use.

@YL_AmericadoSul

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Aaron! I'll sand it down to 400 grit and use te 40% solution I have. It is supposed to be used as it comes for PBC so it should be very close to what you used. I've been filming the process so I'll probably post a video os it after it's done. I'll let you know in case you want to see how it turned out! Thanks again for all the help!

@GoughCustom

9 жыл бұрын

Yuri Darian Sounds good mate, good luck!

My first homemade knife was a waffen SS bayonet replica made from an old file i dont knew how to reinforce a knife by heat those times so it gets rust easily I also wrote "Meine Ehre Heißt Treue" and "Blut und Ehre" on it by a dremel tool I attached it to my homemade muzzleloading rifle

you make it look easy lol

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

The point was to make it look doable... but it is really just a lot of work hahah

waked !!! especialy if it is your first one you got talend!

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

thanks a lot, dude! That was really the first knife I ever made. It took me a long time just figuring out how I was going to make it and an eternity to get it done, but all worth it!

nice

good

I gotta do this

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

NoSkunkFishing You should! It's awesome and very rewarding at the end!

Great looking knife with a brilliant finish. Well done! How thick was the steel that was used?

great job you're a big one, a question, how long have you held the blade to cherry red?

nice knife but just wondering did the tip end up as hard as the rest of the knife? i noticed it wasnt quite as red as the rest

Would kms if i had to do this without an angle grinder ! Nce knife tho !

More importantly: what's the music, man? :D Pretty looking knife by the way.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Galuska Galagonyov It is actually one of the copyright free songs that you can get at the youtube audio library. kzread.infomusic

hi Yuri, First i would like to say thanks for the great video. I;m trying to copy what you've done and im really taking a long time creating the bevel on the blade. Ive spent over 2 hours on each side. Am i doing something worng?

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+afif derbas I hope it works! good luck!

It looks kind of ok

Be careful when using motor oil for quenching, as it might give off dangerous fumes when heated in the oven.

@YL_AmericadoSul

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the advice! I've heard that before in another video and switched to vegetable oil (peanut). It works fine too.

How long does it take to file the flat grinds? Thanks for sharing.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Rusty Gunn 7 It takes about an hour each side. It's a lot of work but worth the effort. They come out perfect!

GREAT video, man!!! I'm getting ready to make my first knife and this helped a lot. What did you use for the pins in the handle?

@YL_AmericadoSul

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I've used solid aluminum rivets, brass and copper pins and even steel nails. The ones I like best are the aluminum rivets. They look nice when finished and really lock the scales on the knife. Good luck!

@Droowtube

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Hi, what are you using to draw file with after you file the bevel, using the filing jig. Great knife man

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Johnny Blaze I used a 6" smooth file to draw file the bevel and then used the file as a backing for the sheets of sand paper up to 200 grit.

great knife man. What kind of steel did you use?

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Kaseem Williams Thanks! I used O1 tool steel. Quite easy to get.

What about the sharpening step ? Was it already done or did you skip it ? Because I can't seem to find that step included in most knife making videos. Great knife anyway, amazing for it being your first knife.

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Nart, thanks for watching! I didn't sharpen the knife on the video because I was waiting for my sharpening jig to arive. I bought a Lasky equivatent on ali-express (lansky.com/index.php/products/dlx-5-stone-system/). It works really well but my chinese equivalent wore out very quickly. Soon after I built my belt grinder and started shapening my knifes on it and polishing on a leather strop. Here is a video showing how the lanky shapening system works (kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKB9l7KaiNbMf84.html) and here is another video I made where I use my belt-grinder to 1st sharpen a knife (kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y2RnwdF-l8TLdKw.html). I hope this helps!

why did you use sand paper before heat treating ?

hi Yuri, one more question if you don't mind... when you are creating the bevel, hope thick should one leave the cutting edge before heat treating?

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

Hi, Afif. This is a very relevant question! when I made this particular knife I left the edge with about 0.3 mm. It turned out to be too thin and I got a little warping on the edge. nothing major and it was fixed while giving the bevel its final finish! On the knifes that I've done after that, I leave the edge with 0.5mm. It prevents the blade from warping. I hope this helps you out!

@wasbailed

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks again Yuri. I went through a couple of tutorials and couldn't find this info anywhere. I'm really enjoying this new hobby!

where can i find metal piecies?

Hi, great video. Could you tell me please what type of steel you used? And if possible in what type of stores can I buy It. Tanks and congratulations for the work!

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

First of all thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it and whants to try it yourself. As fo the question, It depends on where you are from! In my case, I live in São Paulo - Brazil. I bought the metal from a toolsteel scrap business. He happened to have a 3/16" thick peice of O1 laying around and I adapted my design to the metal I found. If you are in the US or in europe you can find them online ground flat, which saves you a lot of work too.

@francescohernandez1905

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the repply, I'm going to search it. :)

@t.farias9336

7 жыл бұрын

Opa Yuri, como se chama esse "bastard file" que usasse pra conseguir o formato da faca aqui no Brasil? Se puder, explica melhor como fizesses esse forno pra têmpera também. Obrigado

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Tulio, Beleza? Cara, a lima se chama "lima chata bastarda" em português. É fácil de achar. Sugiro comprar uma boa lima, como a Nicholson. Limas baratas geralmente são cementadas e o fio delas não dura muito. O forno para o endurecimento da lâmina pode ser feito com um maçarico de acender churrasqueira (procura maçarico lança chamas botijão de gás no google que aparece) e alguns tijolos. Se usar refratário, melhor ainda. Aquecer até que um imã não grude mais no aço e mergulhar em óleo (pode ser de carro usado ou óleo de cozinha). Depois é bom testar com a lima para ver se endureceu. Se tiver boa, a lima vai deslizar na borda da faca. Aí coloca ela no forno de cozinha ou elétrico a 200 graus por 2 horas. Pronto!

great work, how much mm raw thickness of this steel?

@YL_AmericadoSul

5 жыл бұрын

I started of with 5 mm of thickness. The piece os steel I was able to get was a scrap from a die, I think , that a local machinist sold me. It was a little bent, so I had to pound on it a few times before I started.

what type of oil did you use during heat treat

@fritz3548

7 жыл бұрын

it doesnt matter, use whatever oil u want, it can be vegetable oil for cooking or old motor oil from ur car !

Wie viele Stunden hat dich das gekostet ?

If I live in QLD, Austrlia where can I get Cheap 3/16" AISI O1 Tool Steel

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

I'm not from australia but Buau or edconsteel should provide O1 in flat bars

Hello very nice knife my friend. do you make knives to sell or do custom orders let me know very nice.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, dude! I've made a few custom orders but never shiped it outside the country, though. I'll send you a message on google+.

perfect. can you share your knife sample or texture ?

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

I'll scan the template and post it!

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

+Onur Canpolat CAD 2D Drawing of the knife profile: drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpMzFVTjBXb096d28/view?usp=sharing Hand Made original drawing of the blade profile: drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpUzhIUWhVTFpPYlFXc1dEbDVabGdCTENmc1Zv/view?usp=sharing I hope it helps you with your designs!

@darkerse

8 жыл бұрын

+Yuri Darian really thank you . im collecting some templates for easy to make with hand tools. im sure i will make this out.

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

Awesome! If you do, let me see how it turns out! =D

can you share the knive pattern please

@YL_AmericadoSul

4 жыл бұрын

Blauebazille drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpMzFVTjBXb096d28/view

Why he heat the knife and put it in furnace does this make the knife better?

@YL_AmericadoSul

3 жыл бұрын

Rayen, that process is what makes the steel hard, so it becomes a working knife.

How wide is the blade?

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Corey Rice its 45 mm wide

how long did i t take you to make

@YL_AmericadoSul

7 жыл бұрын

Isaac Lawson About 20h of work. but this was the first and it took me a lot longer than it should have every step of the way. The ones I made latter on using the same tools and technics took me about half the time.

Can I have a copy of your template please?

@YL_AmericadoSul

5 жыл бұрын

CAD 2D Drawing of the knife profile: drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpMzFVTjBXb096d28/view?usp=sharing Hand Made original drawing of the blade profile: drive.google.com/file/d/0B8mw0ITyZixpUzhIUWhVTFpPYlFXc1dEbDVabGdCTENmc1Zv/view?usp=sharing I hope it helps you with your designs!

@adrianovergara1784

5 жыл бұрын

Yuri Darian Thank you very much.

How long did you take to finish the whole project?

@YL_AmericadoSul

8 жыл бұрын

It took me about a week to make the jig, flatten the steel and make the knife. 20 hours of work approx.

@when_life_gives_you_limes

8 жыл бұрын

I admire your determination, it's not easy sanding & grinding all the wood &steel by hand.

beautiful! send me one 😁

Yuri mãos de princesa

@YL_AmericadoSul

9 жыл бұрын

Esse eh o bruno que eu conheco! Curte as paradas mas sempre manda um comentario de homossexualismo! Hahahahha