Double work

Hey . Einstein.. why did you put the raisers. If you were going to compact the stone

Nice

Nice job,done some of that,not as easy as it looks 🥹

WHY?

Wife: what are you doing in the bathroom for 1 hour. Me: watching this guy make steel dice

Какой мерзкий акцент ...

using a drill press with the chuck fully closed is genious

Прекрасно выполненная работа. Неприятности случаются, но лишь на миг, главное идти до конца. Моё уважение👍💪

The end result is impressive! 👍🏻🤩

You are back

Come on, seven!

great video again bro👍🏻

Great idea! A lot of work but, end result is awesome 👍🏻

its nice to see you are still around.... its always fun to see your videos.

WHOOOOOOO FIRST AGAIN LOL I'M GETTING GOOD AT THIS 😅

That is an interesting remodel but the stag handle with the spacers feels more like a German (or American) knife and feels (to me) out of place on a traditional Japanese knife, sort of inauthentic. Nice work nevertheless; this is just my opinion.

That's called a footer, not a curb.

Holy s*** You guys did such a nice job and then you drove the. Re bar into the ground. Rebar should never touch the ground.

It very well might be upside down. I may work ok for you. I use a wider and longer , slimmer wood wedge that will fill that hole. Leave it a little more "hung proud" and there will be no need for the steel wedges. You did a very good job otherwise. Keep some oil on it. Gun blue looks good also.

Cute Chubby Kitty lmaoooooo

i SEE ALOT OF PLUMBERS CRACK LOL GOOD JOB THOUGH

A cool video. You are brave to build this grinder with very little welding experience. It turned out great and you have motivated many, many people to do the same. Congrats. Now we want to see you make a great knife. Thanks again .

Me gustó mucho 😂

Where did you get the fancy metal Bearing???

Do you have an estimate how much you spent on the raw materials? As a student i am very limited when it comes to my budget ^^'

steps i have done I never let rebar touch the ground I would dig a posthole and run the rebar down the hole without touching dirt and then pour concrete....wont your rebar pounded in the ground rust all rebar?

Amazing 🤩

Great and precise work

Your only problema is that, you not cleaning axehead with alcohol or asetone! That takes all creases off!And then etcing! Thisway the etsy pattern is uniform! But enyway! Axhead is nicely sands and

Polski ocet w usa coz widzialem juz wszystko chyba 😜

What a great video! And you are absolutely hilarious. Consider me subscribed and I liked this video.

excellent saw horse

Now the Handle looks like brand new.

Sir, You're very particular about the Restoration work. I like your proceedings very much.

You hafted it upside down.

Nice job 👍🏻

The ideal is to change to the opposite angle when changing the grid of the sandpaper. You will get a better polishing

All you're doing is testing blades. As long as the saw performs well as in it will not bind or slow down from the size or pressure of the material you are cutting, that is what we need to see. I found this for $79.61 on AliExpress.

GOOD job👍日本の刃物を正しく理解して、研ぎも上手でした。理解してくれているだけでも嬉しく思い、感謝します🙇

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I didnt see them lift that reo off the ground when they poured the concrete, but maybe in Merica they do things differently.

Could you tell me what you are using for glue?

How do you prevent from rusting? Really nice work by the way, love it!

Amazing hacks !

While many of your techniques are questionable at best, it would be advisable to place a safety block behind the crosscut sled where the blade comes out. People will surely copy what you did.

Ummm that's good and all... but u know it's upside down right my guy..

Great video!!

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Electrolysis is less desirable than reducing agent. Electrolysis has a preference across the electromotive scale for components of the alloys. In effect, you are changing the alloy at the surface slightly. If you later remove the surface, you didn't need electrolysis in the first place, and if you don't , then you are stuck with the alloy change. Also, it can weaken the interlayer bond of the "Damascus" pressure weld, offering paths for infiltration of atmospheric hydrogen, which can embrittle the steel. A reducing agent ONLY affects the oxygen bound to the iron in the steel, removing it and leaving the elemental iron behind. There are commercial, inexpensive, reducing agents available - one of them is Tarn-X, a tarnish remover used on silver and copper pans and flatware, etc. to remove silver and copper oxide. By immersing - or even just laying the blade in a shallow plate and pouring the solution over the blade, the oxygen will be removed from the rust, leaving behind the elemental iron, loose pieces of which can be buffed away. It will also protect the blade from future continued galvanic corrosion. Thank you for the video; I feel happy that you restored a valuable piece of the blademaker's art to service.