Аккуратный ты парень. Если мне придется аппендицит удалять - тебя буду просить.☺

Great video as always Tely. I really like that you are not just making knife videos, and that you are showing one of the un-shown parts of knife making (making your own tools and fixtures).

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I am glad you liked it.

Every new project is a way to learn something. Good Job Slavik you are the number one :-)

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

And you are #2. Thanks.

Супер, подручный инструмент всегда нужен! К болтам ручки привари что-бы не мучаться с ключём постоянно!

When I saw "Spring Loaded" I though you were gonna make a spring loaded knife. Rip dreams :(

Great job! I don't know where the ideas come from. But talent is an understatement. Keep the videos coming.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I look at what other knife makers have for their jigs and I combine them together to make something that works for me.

Your Videos keep getting better and better!

Just like all of your videos, this is areally clever project and well done. I never thought of using the pipe jaws on the bench vice like that. really holds the fixture securely and still allows for all of the movement you need.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching.

и ещё раз доказал что руки золотые...даже уже и сказать нечего =) просто огромное спасибо за видео....вот реально залипаю и с удовольствием смотрю

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Благодарю за комплимент.

I'm definitely making one of these. Have a small one now but plan on building larger knives as I master the trade, so I will need a larger knife vise. Love the idea that it is spring loaded in the full open position. Thank you so much for all of you videos. I've learned so much and love your ingenuity to make due with what you have.

@SLAVIKTELY

6 жыл бұрын

You are welcome. Choose bigger opening height wise than I did so you can fit thicker blades.

Thats awesome. Proof that Necessity is the mother of invention.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Jimmy, you are absolutely right.

Very interesting idea. Another fine example of need a tool, make a tool. Have a great day.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

It was an overdue needed tool.

That's awesome! Can't wait to see some knife builds using that. :D

Just looked at Nick Wheeler's knife vise & your addition of the spring loaded top plate is a significant upgrade to the design. I'll be shopping some of the components tomorrow!!

@davidscadlock5569

3 жыл бұрын

Built my Spring Loaded Knife Vise base mostly on your design. I mounted mine on an angle base I made from 2 - .5'x4"x8" aluminum plates bolted together. I'll be clamping to my bench at various locations to see what works. I still have the future option of having a pipe welded on the end. But presently I do not have a nice beefy vice like yours. If I had a way I'd send you a photo if you'd like. Thank you for your many great videos - I've learned a lot watching your builds!!! David

Nice. I wasn't sure what you were making at first (the thumbnail looked like a video game weapon for a cosplayer or something), but it turned out to be super useful and a great idea.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Очень полезная приблуда! Только зачастую такие вещи делаются из того ,что в гараже ( под рукой) валяется.а тут нормально зелёных набежало! За работу и видео однозначно лайк!

Nice some folks just don’t get it some of us just like making the tools we use for our self’s part of the experience plus look at all the knowledge he just passed it Thanks for sharing

@SLAVIKTELY

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly my point.

I like watching SLAVIK TELY. A craftsman's mind is on display. Thanks for posting your videos.

awesome idea!! now you're able to get more radius and get to different angles on the knife vs the regular vice!!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, it is so useful.

Csgo: Bayonet, can we get some love for the m9's little brother?

Slavik, I'm so frustrated! I am making several sanding jigs and planned on sending some to a few of my favorite knifemakers, you being one of them! DANG! Some of your design is better than mine however. I like the Aluminum and rubber idea better than wood, and the springs are a much better idea. I think your design is better than mine. goodonya friend!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I do not like sanding (block) jigs because you waste a lot of sand paper when you have to wrap about 1 inch of the paper around the block. I use 3/8" G10 scales and they work perfect.

Man what a wonderful invention! I love out of the box ideas!

คุณทำได้สวยงามมากๆและหน้าชื่นชม

Sou do Brasil 🇧🇷 gostamos muito de ferramentas e facas parabensss

Очень интересно. Хорошее приспособление! Это правильно когда обрастаешь своими инструментами, молодец!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Стараюсь облегчить свою работу.

Very clever. Great tool, perfect for what you do.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

A briljant design as always, nice job.

you need to start a knife company haha

For somebody who takes such care and attention to making beautiful knives, I can only assume that this clever device is of your own creation. It is plain to see that it makes your style of work much easier. Good one Mr Tely...

@SLAVIKTELY

4 жыл бұрын

This is Nick Wheeler's idea vise but I modified it to my needs.

Sou do Brasil admiro muito o suas obras de artes. Para mim eu considero assim !!!

Make tons of these and sell these on the internet money rain incoming 😂👌🏻 pretty nice idea/tool :)

Awesome build brother!! I'm totally building one of these!! Thanks for sharing!!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

It's a life saver.

Relaxing music and machine noises is a pleasant combination.

Great idea! Extra hand with no scaring.

I REALLY Love you're videos bro keep making them. I have depression but when I started watching you my whole life changed thanks bro love you.

@SLAVIKTELY

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, Thank you. I just want you to know that depression is only in your mind. If you change the way of thinking then depression goes away. I understand life might be though and that leads to bad thoughts. I have been low in my life before because of the financial situation I was in but I know you can make it. One step at a time. Thanks for watching and I am glad I am able to make your life a little bit better one day at a time.

@bot__1353

4 жыл бұрын

@@SLAVIKTELY after 3 long years of depression I am finally cured and once again happy thank you love your videos man and I love you too keep up the good work

That is the nicest knife maker's vise I have seen, very well thought out. The only suggestion I'd have is to change the hex bolts with winged bolts.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

After making this one, there are few things I would change. But I will cover that in the next video.

Neat idea. And I love the storage idea for it.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I was scratching my head how to store it. I thought of using a threaded coupler but the floor flange works really well. Thanks for watching.

Great build Sir, excellent execution!

Славик, не обращайте внимание на негатив. Главное, чтобы Вам было удобно и мы могли в дальнейшем продолжать наблюдать за Вашими чудесными работами... А хейтеры всегда найдутся. Баньте их. Пусть создадут себе отдельный канал и перетравят там друг друга... )

Awesome design and I loved the music!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Samo.

I definitely digg it! Keep up the good thinking.

You are perfect teacher.

awesome, thank you very much sir!! can't wait to build one. love the videos, keep them coming.

when you think about it, that thing you fixed on the wood to store your piece... you can fix another one in a Wall or in a structure so you have more space to work... Because of you im starting my own knife xD started with a bar of 25x 3,8x 0.4 centimeters damascus hehehe you really got me into it. when finished i will send you Pictures just to have an opinion. keep up the great work, like you always do!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Send me the picture on Instagram.

Well thought out design! Was wondering how you were going to deal with the seam, then I saw at the end. Looks good!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I should have put the welded seam on the top. Oh well.

Boa tarde, parabéns pelo trabalho, isso é sinônimo de perfeição. Admiro muito a cultura dos USA. se Deus quiser um dia irei morar aí.

@SLAVIKTELY

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sir.

@avocado9889

6 жыл бұрын

Foda de mais né, já viu a kukri que ele fez Manooo pqp xonei nela

Very Clever. Great vid as always. 👍

Great job Slavik!!!

Tely, you should use an empty brass Cartridge (from a rifle) to clean the shavings (idk Google translator said it is the correct translation) out of your file. You have to squeeze the cartidge in your Vice to make it flat, works better than a metal brush in my opinion (sorry for my bad english, i'm German) ;)

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip.

@alphaeisen

7 жыл бұрын

Sev S. Jap das geht sogar sehr gut, musst sie halt zusammenpressen, dann kannst du die Späne herauskratzen :D

@alphaeisen

7 жыл бұрын

Sev S. Nice, hoffe ich konnte helfen ;)

Cool idea. Great work bud

Excelente herramienta felicitaciones Saludos desde Chile

Very nice job now I need to make one!

Awesome tool, careful not to breath in the fumes from galvanized metal when you weld it. It will kill you very easily.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I forgot to put into the video, I did grind off the galv. You can see the grinds in the video when he is welding.

Very nicely done! Thank you for sharing your time, skill and idea with us! Video was technically well done also double thanks again!!!

I was wondering where a flange would fit in a vise project, never tought it would be used as a hanger.Nice project.

Finally took the time to watch this. Now I need to build one :D

Very good job! Thank you for sharing!

Great build video - I had seem your video a while back and am now getting ready to build my vise. The spring loaded top plate is brilliant!!! I'll check out Nick Wheeler's build also. Thank you for sharing!!! Happy Holidays!!

Good as always mr.tely

Now that is one cool tool. Great work.

@SLAVIKTELY

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daniel.

great idea but heads up for the home gamer with a welder be careful with welding galvanized steel the gases produced really bad for u make sure u have everything open doors windows or be outside preferred

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I did grind off the edges and It is a big show with both sides of the building had it's garage doors opened.

CONGRATULATIONS I REALLY AN ARTIST '... I would spend the days watching your videos

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Holy crap that is awesome.

Best of the last knife bander 🤣

Well done!

Hello Slavik How's everything? Man,You're very smart, that's Why all of Your projects are always a master piece!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan.

excellent, this thing is extremely usefull, nice video as always, keep up the good work

Making that was very smart and the result was very functional

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

You are a dead set genius Love your work

@SLAVIKTELY

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks John.

Complimenti!!! Bella idea!!!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

That's pretty cool I need to make myself one of these. They seem like they come in handy.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Works like a charm.

I tried the m-77 spray on the rubber and aluminum, let it dry , just like you did. Dint work the knife keep sliding out . So I used 80 grit sandpaper rough up the aluminum and rubber . Did the same thing wit the rubber on rubber and used super glue, worked like a champ. I even tried silicone and the rubber would just slide out. Nice video BTW.

Хорошая приспособа, чисто для удобства

Great video man!

Simple, clean and functional. Thank you for sharing!

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Fantastic design! Very much enjoyed your video.

@SLAVIKTELY

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Nota 10 coisa de profissional.👍✌️👏👏👏

Slavic Tely i like the knife helper as you as you need cool and thanks ✌

this is gorgeous

Well done!!!! Well done!!!

Ingenious idea 💡

nice job, put lever srews onto it, then you can open and close it much faster and without a wrench

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

I use the channel locks to get a really right fit.

Clever that, good job.

perfect work ... congratulations !!!!!

that is so awesome great job and thanks for sharing

Perfect!

Great video! Thanks. for sharing!

Дак просто в тисы через деревяшки и зажми блин думал что интересное будет а тут кусок железа с болтами

@user-er6se4ys7q

3 жыл бұрын

Ещё и железки купил, такую толстую трубу использовал, кароче молоток какой-то сделал

I respect you, you're doing a really good job. You're doing one of the jobs I want to do in the future. By the way, the knives you are doing are great :)

@salihcagdas3368

7 жыл бұрын

my English is bad sorry 😄

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. I understand you perfectly.

The master, at work again. N1 Slavik

nice build

You should really get more subscribers because these are really fun to watch.

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

Share the channel.

really cool and relaxing video ! :)

good job!

just inspiring!!! amzing

very nice job on vise ,keep it up ,you rock ,thanks for video ...

@SLAVIKTELY

7 жыл бұрын

You are welcome.

Маэстро ! Я думаю многие согласятся если будут лицезреть твой ролик по изготовлению ножа Tom Brown Tracker )))

@Zuzamod

7 жыл бұрын

кстати да. И количество просмотров будет дикое. У меня очень много просмотров трекера. Подростки на этот нож просто дрочат.

Great Video!!

Классная приспособа!)👍

Muito bom, sou admirador das suas ideias. show