Unnecessary and childish special effects.

Looking at the comments, I can see this is a 4ish year old video, so if you manage to see this, I guess I'd be lucky. But an idea I had while I was watching your video, I came across a question for kitchen knives in general. In sword making, they have a blood groove, The reason being not only to let the blood out, but to make an uneven part so air can get in, releasing any sort of vacuum. Something like this would also benefit in the kitchen for when you're, say, cutting an union, so the onion slices don't stick to the blade. Could you put either a blood groove, or just a straight hole halfway in the blade to help things release from the knife while chopping? Another idea, would be instead of a flat 20 degree angle when making the blade.. have it start at, say 10 degrees, and work up to 20 for an ever so slight curve, and eliminating the huge flat area. Just questions from a curious person. Thank you if you do see this.

I very rarely Like, Share AND SUBSCRIBE, I like and subscribe a little less rarely I actually think this is the first time I have done all three of these but I did it because I really enjoyed your video and so did my girlfriend

Well dang I came to KZbin to brainstorm new leather knife sheaths… I walk away thinking I might need to try to make the actual knife!

Flawless

For this Coin Ring jr maker the search for the self centering no wobble ring mandrel for facing, channel cuts & etc.. goes on. is that to much to ask. I think the big / tall shoulders is great idea becose once you round out the edge on a coin it wont fit up against the small / short shoulders of the mandrels I've tried. They slip over becose not square but make them taller and it does work.

Man I need one of these so bad. Great video!!

Ok, quick question about the metal cutting bandsaw. That is a portable unit. Did you mount it in your vice? Do tell and thanks again!

Dude….this video just made my day. All the needed information, with some humor thrown in. Thanks!

You need a kiln and Parks 50.

Sooooo you never printed anything?

I love you!

making fun Graz?

Random question do you have the template that you used for this knife? As it looks amazing and I would like to replicate for my second ever knife

You really make very well thought out and produced videos that are entertaining and informative with tricks I dont see elsewhere. You have a great brand here please keep making content

Definitely the best knife grinding jig I've seen on KZbin. Also a simple make and very well narrated by you. This will be my next build. Thanks for the info and the laughs.

Ahahahaha

This video was so fun and informative, my kids deserve their very own Wu Tang Pizza Cutter ! 💜 🍕

Awesome tip using 1/8" bit to make center. Cool. Thanks for sharing

I did the same thing only I printed 80 percent of the burly by mistake

Just watched your show, loved the narration there, and the jokes

from here in Brazil loving the show on Netflix

Can you make a dinosaur that shoots tacos next!? Congrats by the way!

I'm really sure you can build it yourself. I did this 2 weeks ago thanks to the woodglut plans.

Sure could use a jig, im just a 50yr old dude getting into knife makin to supplement my disability income

Shame this is your last video. First one I’ve seen and just subscribed!

Awesome jig. Excellent video.

Nice job graz it looks great with that patina

Amazing 😍

the rocket ship joke came true though

that has got to make you feel good making one of those

Nice build. How did you keep the spine finish from the acid etch around the handle after sanding? Thanks!

Thanks for the video. How do you convert an STL shape into G-Code fit for carving machine. Is there some special kind of slicer for subtractive manufacturing?

I found this out, thankfully, before I printed the parts. I do have a 10' 1" EMT that I have to find a use for...

May I ask the solution percentage of FC used for this? I've used 43% and it had minimal effect... Thanks in advance.

Thank you for uploading a new video! I hope soon you can fix the previous video so we can see how you built the other jig!

Very nice

P.S. I kind of liked the attempt at humor.

Could I make a suggestion? On the aluminum bar that the knife rests on. I think it would be great if there was a way to adjust the height from the top of the jig so you could even grind a narrow knife blade, and perhaps even scissors. Some kind of slots in that plate where it could ne slid up and down, and then tightened in place. Some kind of threaded stud welded or fastened in place on the narrow knife rest that insert into those slots, and a wing nut on the back to tighten it up once you have it in place.

This time I will use Woodglut plans for this.

Whats up man. I only use gopros to film. I always run out of battery when im filming. Do you use a power pack instead of the battery on the gopro? Thinking about ordering one and thought I would ask. Make on man!

Great jig and your sense of humor is great haha

you didn't add the Maple lol lol

first video of you im watching, dude, u deserve a million likes, not everything is bout money.

How can i contact u sir ?

When making my jig, I realized, why make the jig, angle adjustable when the work table of my grinder is easily adjustable. Easier to make the jig at 90 degrees and adjust the table for bevel angle.

Because of your video I made one ! It wasn’t hard to do and mine works perfectly ! Mine goes from a 7 to a 12 ! Thank you ! I’ll check out your other videos also ! 👍

I see the blueprints but I do not see where to drill the hole locations/measurements are?

Perfect, I'm gonna make one this weekend, thanks for posting this