Brilliant

wonderful improvement. I would like to ask how the “cutting board” feels after a while ?

Subbed, nice video. Very clear and well shot.

Very nice sheath I just got done making my first knife I need a sheath like that good job

So the story supposedly goes that Nasa spent millions developing a pen that writes upside down and underwater, and they made it for the Apollo trips. The Russians being cheap and practical figured out that a pencil would easily serve the purpose without spending a ruble. Supposedly. Who knows if this is true. Along the same lines, you expended much energy to make something that I admire, and am jealous because I don't have the talent to do the same. Excellent work in all sincerity. However, I went to Harbor Freight and bought some flat magnets. Attached to the Arbor press, and attached my stitching punches, cheap metal punch frames, and also the tool that does rivets and snaps. It works as well without issues, and I don't have to drill or sand anything. I only need to have a solid metal plate and poly board below that to support the compression of the pressings. You're welcome.

Nice

Solid product

3:23 That's hawt.

Plz Share ur address and cell phon number plz

How about more than a 1/8 second reveal of the finished product?

I like I like! I love it even😀 I finally broke down and got an arbor press. Great idea. I can make one of these. I have plenty of cutting boards. I was thinking of putting all my 20 and 24 rivet on one and a top for the anvil so I don't mar my projects. Super cool idea.

I had my arbor press modified to use for snaps, rivets, gromets etc. a while ago. I just now got around to trying it and it doesn't press down enough. Could you do a video showing how to adjust the thing with the notches so it goes down a little more.

cool tool :-) very impressive- thanks for this video!

These are great mods. I’ve been fiddling around with my arbor press for years, these will help make my work easier. One thing I added to mine was a wooden base so the press is more stable during use. I also drilled holes to accept the tools when not in use.

What’s the name of the knife you used here?

This is called a scout sheath, or scout carry

I love this type sheath, and really appreciate you sharing mistakes. The captions were hard to read in the time they were up. I had to keep rewinding and pausing to keep up. Love the work though. Great job.

Красота! Вот бы мне такой нож.

😊👍

“I welded, it helded.” That’s my motto!

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Nice one, mate. I sort of taught myself to stick weld. I wonder if we could go into business together, teaching how not to weld! Good work anyway.

You don't leave the text on the screen long enough to read it

Hello, Nice demonstration. What type of manual press are you using. I've only been working with leather for a few months now and find I am getting more and more interested in the antique tools that were used by artisans in the 18 and 19 century. Thanks for the look into your technique.

Is there already a hole in the ram when purchased?

Bro good video, but I want to see the end product

*Works perfectly for my use as a heated press **MyBest.Tools** Space between the ram jack and the base is a little tight. Make sure you set the ram jack arm so that it's in a position for you to get maximum leverage on whatever you're pressing. You may have to unbolt the front plate of the press and realign the ram in the teeth so that the arm is not at an awkward angle when fully cranked down.Other than aligning the ram in the teeth with the crank arm this .5 ton arbor press comes out of the box pretty much ready to use.*

Glad I'm not the only one who has to re-do and re-do and re-do.....

Don't care for silent videos.

What press was this ?

But what if you suffer from Dunlap syndrome?

use a regular awl blade in a drill press. add a fence.

No demo ???. How it works.. you should show after you finish

When "Good knife, crappy sheath" i screamed "i see you know bark river knives too, mate" 😂

Far too much work.

Thank you

What brand and model was that knife?

👍🏼 very nice

Is it just TOO MUCH for you to explain what you're doing? I mean come on, man.

YES WOW

Compass, not campus

Excellent Shop Cat!

Good job. I was able to make one that works on 12 volts

A knurled knob, that’s what it’s called.....

Nice video, I like how you rounded the plastic on the table saw, very ingenious. Where did you get the flaring tool die for kydex rivets?

I want for me

Wow almost 5 minutes on ways it did not work and no time on getting it right👎

Amazing. No way in hell I would do that myself. Still, amazing and major props to you mate

Please make a video explaining the procedure or share the design and material used here.