The word "Speitzer" is a common mispronunciation of the German word "Spitzer", which means "sharpener" or "pointer." The error probably happens because English speakers often insert an unnecessary "e" after the "p," creating "Speitzer." In German, "Sp" at the beginning of a word is pronounced "shp" (e.g., "SHPIT-tsuh"), which leads English speakers to think an "e" is present. Additionally, "Speitzer" doesn’t exist in German and deviates from the correct spelling and meaning of "Spitzer." The mispronunciation alters both the word's spelling and its phonetics, losing the sharpness of the original German term, which directly relates to the pointed nature of tools like gravers or burins. So the full pronunciation is approximately "SHPIT-tsuh." In English contexts, it might be anglicized to "SPIT-ser."

Where can you get a bigger deeper wider cutting engraving bit for larger engraved line's that are for bigger parts say a frame on a 69 ss nova !

So glad i found you again. Completing first semester of metalsmithing.

If you ever want to know what a Master Craftsman is, this is it! Do you realize how much time you have to spend doing something, then stop doing it for 20 years, then begin again, and have the results turn out this good?! Muscle memory and subconscious autopilot to the max! Lol. If the end result turns out like this being rusty, then I would be the poster child for the Tetanus vaccine! Lol. Excellent work! Cheers

I am all in. Thank you

Dear sir can you please make full videos on how to make tools like you using ?

❤❤❤thats soo satesfyy❤❤

hi! I'm doing a class project for design tec and I think this design is just so cool! Would you mind if I also used it for my project? It won't be posted online or anything!

How can l get the tools

I'm starting out with engraving. Can you suggest a good starter tool set for me? I would like to avoid frustration but not spend a mint doing it. I already have an engraving ball and would like to get a good starter electric graver machine, (maybe one that I can use hammer tools with too) as well as a good set of gravers and maybe some instruction on sharpening? So, I guess I'm asking for suggestions on the machine, gravers, and sharpening equipment, plus what I'm missing 😁

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Very nice. Thank you.

How can I contact you??

Did you pay $382 dollars for that GRS sharpening tool???? I have some ocean front property in Arizona to sell you. No really, it's nice, but I could never buy one. My husband would have a heart attack? And, I love him.

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So cool🤙

Looks great. Thank you very much and I hope all is well with you 🤙

Beautiful

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this and your other videos on here. I learn more every time.

Do you do engraving on bike parts

I'm taken back to when Paul Revere engraved like this. Engraving in its purest form.

magic

I heard this handle is only for short Chisel? For long chisel u need another tool?

So glad you connected that i to the j at the end it wouldve driven me crazy lmao.

Where did you get those tools?

This is what id like to do. Time to start saving for a hammer and chisel

Amazing 😍 really really 😍

How do you chisel and hammer a ring or something small

so cool !

True craftsmanship! I’m just starting out at 56 , I can’t afford a GRS or Lindsay pneumatic engraver so it’s basics for my basic start in engraving , hope I win the lottery but I’m not a gambler

Such beautiful work. Thanks for posting.

More spirals please!

Beautiful work! Are you left handed by any chance?

Steering a flat graver with high level of skill is a mark of a craftsman artist in engraving. If anyone wishing to learn skills in engraving, you will do yourself a huge favour to contact Sam. good luck.

Hi Sam as a beginner could you show what we need for an pneumatic engraver

This guys skill, instructional talent and voice makes him the best teacher I have ever come across

for this design, did you use only 1 chisel? Around @9:57 how did you get thinner finer lines do you just not press the chisel as hard? sorry for dumb question. I'm thinking of gettign into the art of hammer & chisel

Amazing! I have an 1828 clock where the maker engraved his name in the brass plate. I imagine he was hitting the tool with a hammer and walking around a very small round table. But I don't know for sure.

Plz send me phone no ... wating four u sir

Where can I get a chisel and hammer like that

Are you using procreate?

Amazing work!

Mesmerising too watch ,from an unskilled in any art guy, envy and admiration are all I can offer .fantastic 👍🇬🇧

Thanks for the advises, impressive job !

amazing... congrats...

Great info for a total beginner on a budget. 😊👍

I only got a 400/1000 stone. I don't have a handpiece though, I tap my graves with a hammer. Geometries should be the same right? My lines always have a stippled pattern no matter what I do. Do I need a finer stone?

What is the kind of that tools?

I BOUGHT a square steel, hardened, right angle ( I ASSUME ) and no matter what I do, its digging into the metal. Angle is so damn flat I'm almost ending up on the underside of the piece -.- what is it? My hammer too heavy? Does it depends on material? I tried AlMg and AlPb, brass flatstock, sheet metal and steel.....all the same. Never consitent depth.

I would like to know what type and brand of hammer and chisel you are Using…??