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Zeeman Knives
South Africa
Приєднався 15 тра 2020
I am passionate about Knife Making as a hobby, and I invite you to follow and learn about the processes involved in manufacturing hand-made knives. My goal with this channel is to teach and learn as we dig deeper into this journey of craftsmanship, as I remember how I watched UA-cam video after video in order to learn as much as I could. Over the last 5 years I refined my techniques, kept what worked, and discarded that which did not...and now I can share it with you. The tools I use is by no means fancy, my belt grinder being the biggest piece of equipment I own, which means that you can jump in and make your own knives with basic tools found at any hardware store. I did after all, start with using only hand files and a charcoal forge.
Making a "Elven" inspired fantasy knife with the Creality Falcon 2 laser engraver.
Custom Knife Making: The "Elven" inspired fantasy knife and leather sheath with the help of the Creality Falcon 2 laser engraver.
Thank you for joining me on my channel. Today, we will be making a "Elven" inspired fantasy knife, with the help of the Creality Falcon 2 laser engraver. The knife also features a custom engraved Leather Sheath. I made this knife using 5mm 5160 steel for the blade, 4mm Brass pins, 5mm Brass for the Bolsters and Red Ivory for the scales. Feel free to use whatever you have available or prefer. Don’t forget to like and subscribe.
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CrealityFalcon: bit.ly/47OtSoV
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01:30 Engraving the Profile
02:20 Cutting the Profile
03:30 Mark, Punch and Drill the pin holes
04:20 Description about the Creality Falcon 2 features
07:30 Grinding the False Edge
08:35 Mark and grind the Bevels
12:18 Heat treat the Blade
13:30 Grind the Sharpening Choil
14:25 Prepare the Pins
15:13 Drill the pin holes in the Bolsters
16:00 Grind the Bolsters to shape
17:05 Hand sand the Blade
17:28 Engrave the pattern on the Blade
20:11 Clean the Bolsters
21:00 Assemble the Bolsters
22:14 Prepare the Scales and drill the pin Holes
23:33 Glue up the Scales
25:30 Peen the pins
25:40 Shape the Handles
28:30 Prepeare and engrave the Leather Sheath
31:00 Glue and stitch the Leather Sheath
36:00 Clean up the Leather Sheah
37:37 Sharpen the Knife
DISCLAIMER:
The information provided on this channel is for entertainment purposes only. Any action you as the viewer takes upon the information on this channel is strictly at your own risk, and Zeeman Knives will not be liable for any losses, damages, or personal injuries in connection with the use of this content (including losses, damages, or injuries sustained while you were trying to emulate the actions and projects on this channel).
Always wear the appropriate safety clothing.
Thank you for joining me on my channel. Today, we will be making a "Elven" inspired fantasy knife, with the help of the Creality Falcon 2 laser engraver. The knife also features a custom engraved Leather Sheath. I made this knife using 5mm 5160 steel for the blade, 4mm Brass pins, 5mm Brass for the Bolsters and Red Ivory for the scales. Feel free to use whatever you have available or prefer. Don’t forget to like and subscribe.
Creality Store: bit.ly/3VCQJjh
CrealityFalcon: bit.ly/47OtSoV
10% OFF code: FN1106B
#crealityfalcon2 #Crealitylaserengraver #laserengraving #lasercutter #lasercutting #knifemaking #customknifemaking #Handmadeknives #Elves #Fantasy
01:30 Engraving the Profile
02:20 Cutting the Profile
03:30 Mark, Punch and Drill the pin holes
04:20 Description about the Creality Falcon 2 features
07:30 Grinding the False Edge
08:35 Mark and grind the Bevels
12:18 Heat treat the Blade
13:30 Grind the Sharpening Choil
14:25 Prepare the Pins
15:13 Drill the pin holes in the Bolsters
16:00 Grind the Bolsters to shape
17:05 Hand sand the Blade
17:28 Engrave the pattern on the Blade
20:11 Clean the Bolsters
21:00 Assemble the Bolsters
22:14 Prepare the Scales and drill the pin Holes
23:33 Glue up the Scales
25:30 Peen the pins
25:40 Shape the Handles
28:30 Prepeare and engrave the Leather Sheath
31:00 Glue and stitch the Leather Sheath
36:00 Clean up the Leather Sheah
37:37 Sharpen the Knife
DISCLAIMER:
The information provided on this channel is for entertainment purposes only. Any action you as the viewer takes upon the information on this channel is strictly at your own risk, and Zeeman Knives will not be liable for any losses, damages, or personal injuries in connection with the use of this content (including losses, damages, or injuries sustained while you were trying to emulate the actions and projects on this channel).
Always wear the appropriate safety clothing.
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Making a Commando Dagger PART 2
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Making a Commando Dagger PART 1
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Great work sir new subscriber very nice looking knife
Wov! Beautiful knife!!
What SLAP in the face to Will Smith not being able to play the role your way. The movie came out great without him.
Thank you for sharing. I will keep learning as I watch your good methodical knifemaking. Excellent commentary.😃
Very nice , great attention to detail.
Hi 👋 man?!! It's been a while since the last video 📹. And that knife 🔪 It's impeccable 👌 beautiful 😍 🤩
Awesome. Very inspiring
Great video! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏
It was like eye candy. Thank you so much!😃
welcome south form , I am same type.
Super bravo
Belíssima!
Cool video I could totally do some small knives that way
Damn fine looking blade.
Terrific video
just out of curiosity what is the totak amount of time put into this ???? where did you get your metal . do work 'haeder' blade steel ?? and longer ??? a beauy of a true " hand " made knife !!!!❤
Its hard to keep track of the exact amount of time that I put into a knife, as I work on it over several days...but depending on the size of the knife it can be anywhere from 20 to 40 hours total time. I buy my steel from a local supplier in South Africa, @zeesknifesupplies. I always work with soft unhardened steel, and heat treat it to harden it. If you work with hand files then its difficult to work with hardened steel.
did you use insulating firebrick too build the furnace looks like grade aa would be best
As a veteran, I was even moved by your music selection. My grandfather fought in World War I in World War II and some in the Korean War and I do appreciate your honoring of our veterans and a beautifully made knife which I’d love to own and I’m an inspiring knife maker trying to teach my grandson how to do it which he loves forged in fire of course the TV show.
Do you sell these? Amazing job.
Baie mooi mes. Ek hou van die tamboti hout. My oupa het meubels van tamboti gemaak. Ek kan nog onthou hoe het sy sitkamerstel geruik.
It was a very good job showing all the steps nice design must say well done 👍
What kind of epoxy is that?
One of the best videos I have seen, explained in very detail, good work!!👌👍👌👍🔪🔪🔪🔪
How much for this knife?
Great tutorial, well done!
Great video!! Everything super detailed, very good explanation about why you do what you do. Helps a lot!
lovely design, different to british ww2 para blade, I've got a ww2 navy seal blade, my friend gave me it after he's mate dropped my SAS buffalo bowie in the river, i wasn't happy.
Here we go again. Another great video in another great build from this very skilled Man.😮
Dude i was blown away with your great video and awesome build. Buy the way how much would that knife go for?
Dia farete una figura di cioccolata nn si fidano gli arresti più eclatanti le fanno i militari a sorpresa nn voi mafiosi
Dia Sciete nella merda c è chi sta osservando e ascoltando
I don’t have that much time to do what you did, it’s more cost effective just to buy a knife now.
Beautiful process and great video to watch. True craftsmanship and attention to detail. Great work.
You have inspired me to make a special knife, and try filing for the first time. Thanks
i want a bolder screw/pin in the handle. that thing is swizzy sweet
Something like a mosaic pin perhaps?
@@zeemanknives any of this stuff for sale?
@@TheDrunkCook777 you can contact me at zeemanknives@gmail.com
@@zeemanknives thanks man and I want to say this that the smaller pens are the way to go. What do I know
I like how this guy makes improvements in every step.from soldering the guard, to tapering the tang. We need an improved model of the pilot survival knife. Make it happen.
Thank you for the comment...yes i've been wanting to make a updated video of this for quite awhile now, as the build has evolved quite a bit since I made this video. Ill get to it someday. Are you referring to the Camillus pilot survival knife?
Fantastic vid .. thanks
Hello my friend, i like your vids. Question at minute 22:42 you are rounding your handles. Do you you use a half-round file are a regular rectangle bastert!!
Hi, i use a flat file on the handle, and a half round file in the rounded sections like the the finger choil and inside of the handle. I prefer medium cut files as bastard file can be aggresive and cause nasty scratches.
Are Jo in Bloemfontein
No, Im based in Johannesburg.
I have a question, can you gring already hardened steel with a file? I mean if ill buy blank of a knife, is it possible to remove big amount of material from hardened steel?
Not with a hand file I'm afraid. You will blunt the file very quickly without much progress if the steel is hardened already. A belt grinder will be a better option in that regards, or you can anneal the blank and re-harden after filing.
@@zeemanknives ok, thanks for reply 🙂
Beautiful and well balance knife…job well done from San Diego California!!!
Thank you, appreciate the comment. Regards from South Africa!
what is the blade material grade ?
Its 5160 steel that I am using.
Is the handle wood not hard enough or are the initial sanding grits rough.. I keep noticing chipped off pieces on edged. Amazing piece of work !!!
What of the scale on the other side? 😂
What do you mean? It looks exactly the same. The piece of micarta gets split in half, one half for each side of the knife...
Love the handle. The music was... uplifting.
Thank you for the comment. Yes, the music is indeed...inspiring...:)
Love your work. Serious skill. Would love to pick your brain to learn more about the art of knife making.
Very nice
One of the most complete instructional videos I have ever seen and I have seen hundreds. At least you dont have that awful head banging music in the background. Excellent.
Thank you, appreciate the feedback! Glad you enjoyed it! Regards
Отлично 👍
That is a great video, I value your tutorials and learn so much from them! Could you please tell me what thickness (in metric) you like to leave on knife edge when doing bevels? Also, should I start process with coarse file for quicker removal then switch to a second cut file to finish, or, do you use same file for whole process, Thanks
Thank you for the comment. I try to get the edge to about 1mm before I heat treat. I used to start with a coarse file but I found that the deep file marks are very hard to remove...so nowadays I do everything with a medium cut file. The time "saved" by using coarse file is not really worth the time hand sanding afterwards.