Wow! Ave almost managed to keep the assembly process in frame.
@ChrisLoganTorontoАй бұрын
Made sure all the critical instructions happened just off screen. Bought a made in Japan Olfa, works great. So cheap!
@unclerojelio6320Ай бұрын
@@Alchemetica I was going to comment that the cinematography of this episode was better than usual.
@740GLEАй бұрын
I came here for the unfocused vayjidios and left disappointed.
@tstevens6554Ай бұрын
Laser cutters and water jet cutters have brought the small batch manufacturing to a whole new level.
@Xerpocalypse_Ай бұрын
Just assembled mine today! Even my dad was impressed with the design. Still need to do some more finishing work but that can wait. The Olfa blades are quite nice, would love to see a Torx kit for the 18mm knife but I understand that might be a bit of a tall order. Merry Christmas and thank you AvE.
@thebuchanans2002Ай бұрын
got my blades from Amazon today, so i spent some time assembling. turned out pretty cool. I did destroy one of the wife's emery boards sanding some of the manufacturing slag.. I assembled, then took apart and did more sanding and blued up the inner parts. Then reassembled and turned out amazing. have a tinge more cleaning up on the outer edges of the blade guides (manufacturing nipples) Overall a fun project and is very nice! Thank you
@Rancourt762Ай бұрын
I have the biggin version. It will be gifted to my daughter on her wedding day. It is truly a beautiful work of art. Also it cuts like a hot damn. Olfa blades are 👌🏽
@brucepulver8358Ай бұрын
Got my 19mm. Thank you! Starting to wear in nicely. arrived in OZ on my birthday! So thank you and best to You, Baby doll and the kids
@danielrobinson9769Ай бұрын
I got mine put together last week! I had some issues getting the blade retention plunger to function right. I had to loosen all the screws a couple times to get everything where it wanted to live and act right. I love the knife!
@Maker-GАй бұрын
Haha, put mine together yesterday, had ordered the 25 prior and when I opened this one I was a bit stressed that I may be missing parts. Alas it’s just got 2 less. Beautiful little piece of machinery. I will disclose DEWALT blades are working in it well, tis what I had on hand. Thank you sir, gentleman and scholar. Merry holidays to you and yours as well!
@dapperdave4952Ай бұрын
I had gifted one of your 25mm units to a friend and college of over 25 years. We both recently showed up on a job site 2100 miles away (2200 for Him) several months after the said gifting. He proudly displayed gifted 25mm unit that was assembled incorrectly. Now this gentleman is an Ex US Nuclear Navy, so not your run of the Mill DA. I confiscated his non-functional unit and told him I would reassemble it and return it when completed. Damn good thing Sir "AvE" that you included a couple of spare screws and a blade retention pin...which is likely at the bottom of his Ammo Can Tool box. Now awaiting VFR weather to fly 1:30 (each way...weather dependent) to return His gifted precision made 25mm utility knife. I will be requiring Him to dump the contents of his Ammo Can tool box to recover MY spare retention pin.
@fxm5715Ай бұрын
Excellente'! This assembly is one of the things I'm looking forward to over the holidays. The box has been taunting me from the workbench for a couple weeks, now!
@stevewalker2028Ай бұрын
Thanks man, my 18mm kit is wrapped under the tree with a 50 pack of Olfa blades, this guidance will be helpful for assembly tomorrow.
@riverfishenАй бұрын
You’re a sick man. It’s a beauty, apprentices would never be able to change out the blade let alone assemble proper. Merry Christmas guy
@doctorjason5719Ай бұрын
I’m so glad KZbin showed me this vid in my feed! Long time subscriber, but I’ll be honest it’s been a while since I last watched your channel. Good to see you AvE!
@GeneCashАй бұрын
Merry Christmas though! Not only was it fun to put together, and a pleasure to use, but it will be much joy giving them to a couple of best mates. This'll be the first time I'm able to find something decent to give for Christmas in years.
@dv87Ай бұрын
USPSanta will likely bring mine on monday. I cant wait to play. Have to fix a LED shop light and diesel first. Merry Christmas and thanks for all the fish
@evanheffley1625Ай бұрын
Got mine last week, was fun to prep and build. Knife looks sick!
@jackrichards1863Ай бұрын
About time yt sent a recommendation from you. Now i guess I've been missing out. Still time to reach out i bet. Seasons greetings and many happy returns of th yeaar to ya. These gens look llike the next excellent knife I'll become sorry to have lost.
@AlanL007Ай бұрын
I love mine, proud to have it. Merry Christmas Ave and family. God bless.
@sgtfreydayАй бұрын
Thanks for the 18mm update. Got mine last we3k. Had to paraphrase the biggin’ instructions so I wouldn’t Richard this up. Don’t have a metric screwdriver but managed just fine. Took me 1.625 beers to complete. McLovin this new cordless design.
@dylanzrim3635Ай бұрын
0:11 I just came here from watching Steve-mre and that just made me snort laugh
@montymiller3832Ай бұрын
It’s nice seeing all my favorite KZbinr’s are all in the same metaverse lol.
@jonathanlohutko8127Ай бұрын
I'm a boiler tech up in the mountains of NorCal. This is what i bought myself for christmas, if i can mangage to not lose it it'll be a family heirloom 😂🤟
@douglasmayherjr.5733Ай бұрын
Appreciate the videos. The knives are great. Looking forward to buying the full sized hammers. Thanks for the high quality tools. You and your family have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
@1ouderАй бұрын
I have both cutters 25 and 18mm they are both awesome! Thanks UB for the fire kiss personalization tips. They feel like custom cutters. Merry Christmas!
@jbeutellАй бұрын
I made the left-hand mod to mine. Need to get over to my dad's and smooth edges on belt sander. Then I will blue it. Still needs some work to get blade to move smootly. Something to tinker with until I get it how I want. Also just finished turning a couple handles for mini-hammers. Going in dad and brother-in- laws stockings.
@marksnethkamp8633Ай бұрын
Put mine together without the vijeo! Ashamed to admit my wife has been using it for Christmas package opening far more than I have used it for anything. Fortunately I got the real man's 25mm for myself in the shop.
@talljakeАй бұрын
Heeeyyy what timing, mine arrived in the post this morning after a long voyage across the seas. Can't wait to put it together! Happy Christmas to all
@nelsonbrum8496Ай бұрын
Mine is still in the box, along with the og version and the upgrady coppery bits! Working two full times on the weekly days, and helping the parental units on the ends days leaves little time for debauchery.
@WillFlyForTipsАй бұрын
Got one of these for my son for Christmas. He watches your channel too.
@MrJdubbya36Ай бұрын
Oh yeah sure, NOW you post this one. Took me three tries to get mine together after watching the video for the big one. Little bid of fiddling though and it's working like a treat. Got some actual Olfa blades and man they are sharp.
@anywherebc23Ай бұрын
I received my pre order and had a lot of fun putting it together and cleaning it up allllll nice.. on company time of course;) although I did receive my copper insert gift and it was for the one inch version… ima thinking this was a aggressive sales tactic to get me to want to order the other size hahaha 👍
@MIKE_FROM_DETROITАй бұрын
My 18mm blade would slide out the back without having to press the retention pin button on the rear basel platten. I flexed the retention lever in just a little, fiddled with the screws (not too tight) and walah! Works great. It locks back in safely now. Love it! I realized it was an (old) 18mm xacto blade and not Olfa--I'll rectify that. I got 25mm new olfas, will now get the 18mm to make everything as smooth as possible. THANK YOU! In the box was a Retina blaster 9000 I didn't order, so if someone says they're missing it, lol.
@marcoconutsАй бұрын
Thinking I gotta do the same my pin almost prevents the blade from ejecting the button but not quite
@adamsturrock4649Ай бұрын
I had to losten all the screws and press the plates closer together and tighten. I'm using the black olfa blades.
@mcdanelzАй бұрын
I had the same issue with Olfa blades, i think I got it sorted with a lot of preload on the lever spring to keep the button up tighter.
@doublebsАй бұрын
I have the same issue. Not having much luck resolving it. Made some adjustments. It only catches the stop maybe 1 out of 10 times. What else to do ? I’m using the Olfa black blades.
@Reaper4367Ай бұрын
AvE, after your kind correspondence, i assembled the gift box this morning, just prior to seeing that there is a video. Lol. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
@christopherperisho4819Ай бұрын
Where was this vidjeo like a week and a half ago when I put mine together? But for seriously, loving the knife. I had fun with it and tempered the screws, button, and blade guides varying shades. Looks great and cuts like a hot damn! Truly a slick knife! Only feedback would be, the springamathing on the basal platen not being spring steel, it basically immediately remembers where it gets pushed to and no longer provides retention to keep from drawing the blade too far back by accident when not deliberately trying to pull it out to change the blade. Had the jeezeless blade and button jump out on me when I was first getting used to using it. Contributing factor might could be that I also got the retention pin in backards seein' as I was guessing at it without the guide vidjeo...I"ll double check that. But still the not-springy spring seems an issue.
@wadesorensen3715Ай бұрын
Fingers are looking a mite clean for a working man. Gonna get one of these regardless.
@MattLitkeRacingАй бұрын
I’ve had mine for a couple weeks! Thankfully I already built a 25mm so I was able to fake it til I made it
@MattLitkeRacingАй бұрын
I got the black Olfa blades! 🔥
@gwick358Ай бұрын
I got mine in the mail a couple of days ago. Cleaned er up a bit and put it together today. Nice!
@kwakamonkeyАй бұрын
Happy Easter AvE
@RyzomadmanАй бұрын
A device of such desirable design that instantly reminds of a time when people took real care in the design and manufacturing of what is an every day tool. Its by the Rolls Royce of cutting shit up.
@VincentBerardАй бұрын
Got mine, love it! My dingus is a lil leaning to the left. Must be used to it cuz it didn’t stop me from usin it. gotta use what god gave ya. 😉
@zaq55555555555555555Ай бұрын
I bought the 25mm first, the 3/4 for a friend which should be here in the mail in a day or 2- loved the big 25mm so much I plan to buy the smaller one for myself as well. Lol
@mikkoshaАй бұрын
I assembled mine today, very happy with how it went together but I don’t like the sloppiness of the blade inside of the knife handle… aside from that it’s a very nice knife and I still like it. The bigger one has a less sloppy blade guide…
@eduardogm8236Ай бұрын
You are a very interesting person. I m always learning.
@Steve-sd7wkАй бұрын
As a 10 year sheet metal programmer/operator/individual everyone bothers with questions, I could knock that out in a couple hours, start to finish. Programming a laser, punch press, or waterjet is a hundred times easier than programing a lathe or mill and a million times easier than a robot welder. I know, I can do all of those.
@akselbering291Ай бұрын
Yup, almost finishing my apprentiship and I'm sitting here thinking this would be no big deal for even me to knock out in a few hours, 1 type of countersunk hole, One threaded hole. The only slight issue I might foresee is the one thin plate, the slim protusion would probably warp a bit if laser cut but even that could be alleviated by putting the tack out at that ends tip. There's barely any chances to mess up, I think it's more an issue of finding a company that's small enough to not have high overheads but still big enough to have anything more precise than a plasma table. Like we do batch runs like this all the time where I work, but 99% of them are from established customers that aren't going away anytime soon.
@Steve-sd7wkАй бұрын
@akselbering291 last place I worked for did everything from 1 to 10's of thousands, contractor running 3 lasers and 6 brakes, plus welding and some machining. If you order your path correctly, you can mitigate that warping. Bounce back and forth, takes more time, but warps less than if you burn one end to the other, gives it a little time to cool down. Also depends what assist gas you have, Non ferrous materials SHOULD run with nitrogen, which would also help keep the temp down and mitigate warpage.
@mcspikeskyАй бұрын
18mm with the single piece front fascia is the one for a daily driver. The 25mm looks better.
@spencerstracke92Ай бұрын
Merry Christmas, thanks for the content.
@fasfanАй бұрын
Got my sets the other day. Put my 18mm together last night. Is it perfect? Heck NO!! Is it together and working? Yes!! Do I like it? Absolutely!! Sure I could spend a little more time and clean it up more better. But where's the fun in that? Actually, I will probably do that someday and definitely take some better time with the 25mm one. Until then, i've got almost a full set. I 3D printed the 25mm one also. Thanks AvE!! Great product!
@OpenYoutEyes-m1cАй бұрын
Nice effort here. Solid B-. Still not sold. I do like the look of it. The functional design seems like it is almost there, though. Maybe the Rev 8 will be the ticket. Keep iterating!
@joramvandervorst7715Ай бұрын
Just got mine, works like a charm. The big knife not so much unfortunately 😢
@tydowding3993Ай бұрын
These would look great in brass!
@King_KristofАй бұрын
These knives are amazing. 💚
@johnscott2849Ай бұрын
Reminds of the cat wheel I put together last week end.
@tomdaloonАй бұрын
Made mine and upgraded the big one to copper a few days ago. Great knives but there’s maybe an issue with the flap of metal that acts as a spring on the blade retention button where it doesn’t go all the way back in once a new blade is installed. Was fine on the first few blades on the big un but now not so much.. But love the knives and thanks for all your content. I started watching all the way back when you did your boltr of the dewalt grinder and enjoyed all your videos since..
@blueeyeddevil1Ай бұрын
Never noticed till now how much Ave's hands look like they were drawn by the late Jack Kirby of Marvel Comics fame.
@PlasmaJunkieАй бұрын
Merry Christmas, AvE.
@kellysrestorations.7397Ай бұрын
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
@davidgrant5245Ай бұрын
Merry Christmas to all us “sinister handed” folks watching. 🤜 😂 Merry Christmas, AvE.
@TraceyAllenАй бұрын
Good blades do make a difference in operation.
@markreagan2956Ай бұрын
"Nothings tighter than stripped" I agree 🤣🤣
@davelack553Ай бұрын
Watching while half cut on black eye Friday after the pub Looks good.
@kennypinkerton5818Ай бұрын
Everything you sells comes from a different place... last thing i bought had blonde hair measurements.. this boxcutter is nice, but you aren't making them? Just asking.... seems like a lot of wasted CNC over the past 8 years if you aren't making the end product. Merry Christmas! Now If TOT was making this on his homemade CNC... I might buy one.
@rusto3618Ай бұрын
👍 for MREsteve nice
@unclerojelio6320Ай бұрын
There are two kinds of people. There are right-handed people and there are ambidextrous people.
@pimpnick4920Ай бұрын
I had to learn the left handed devils hand to teach people at work.
@andycarson3341Ай бұрын
I got the 18mm. The blade retention button is a nice decoration, blade slides in and out without pressing the button. If I put the knife in my pocket the slide button gets knocked off. Tried loosening it, tightening it - nada. Put a plastic plug in the slide button hole to keep in from falling out for now. I will upgrade to a rubber grommet later. I am using new OLFA blade.
@smedozАй бұрын
I like mine a lot, but 2 issues (i) Mine is super stiff and (ii) screws seem a little to long ( I can sand flush). Any thoughts on stiffness issue (plenty stiff for the wife for sure) other than using the blade u recommend. It’s got a permanent home on my desk.
@ChimeraPrecisionАй бұрын
cobbled mine together, the flame coloring really added some zest to mine
@ARGONONYA-ye6wlАй бұрын
Christmas came early when I got Uncle Bumbleforks package in the mail. Enjoying putting the lil bastard to work.
@RandomGuy0987Ай бұрын
My parcel arrived the day after I flew away.😢 But that's alright, it can be a new years present. Thanks ave
@metalwelder67Ай бұрын
I got mine and love it! I flame kissed the spacers and am currently polishing the outside frames to a mirror finish. Why? because why not!
@brianwest1829Ай бұрын
Let's get this out on a tray. NICE!!❤
@-WoodyVT-Ай бұрын
Thanks. Finished mine a few days ago. Flame kissed, and mirror polished! And yes, I did try a junk blade I had lying around 'till the Olfas came in the mail, and it was a different experience. What size are the fasteners? I'm probably looking to make a clip, but I'll need longer screws.
@MrBigShotFancyPantsАй бұрын
Merry Christmass to all and to all a good life.
@clarkydentАй бұрын
I love my knife! Thanks pardner!
@ManxAndyАй бұрын
Evening from the Hallowed isle 👍🇮🇲👌😜
@LTDunltdАй бұрын
I love my knife. Thanks for making them. But I used a Fiskars blade in mine.
@anthonykiefer1797Ай бұрын
For gods sake deburr where the detent slides up and down the knife prior to assembly. My thumb pad was nearly cut stem to stern.
@somedude2492Ай бұрын
"tryina' reenact the joy of christmas morning, sniffin' glue" oh the good ole days...
@solarguy22Ай бұрын
The Best!
@harkbelialАй бұрын
Definitely wouldn't be upset if I lost one😢😢😢 Edges nice and ergonomically sharpened for maximum blisters.
@BerndFelscheАй бұрын
Knife sharper than the blade! AvE can do it!
@TheNickZajacАй бұрын
LET'S GET THIS OUT ON A TRAY. NICE!
@dvdavid888Ай бұрын
Ave merry Christmas
@RobertFredbergАй бұрын
Merry Christmas
@andyreid7274Ай бұрын
Merry Christmas Uncle B
@jake1021Ай бұрын
These 18 mil k nifs are way better designed than the big boys, if you got the copper kit for the big guy you need to take materiallll off the bottom side of the button. heads up. Cant remember if I had to do anytyhing more than polish the 18 mil button.
@jakassАй бұрын
Thanks you Mr Ave, very cool
@riverflyswatterАй бұрын
I’m back .nice assembly video
@rolandtamaccio3285Ай бұрын
Is there a way to improve the looks of the sandwich with one or 2 layers of brass in the mix ? So that I could really enjoy the belt sanding of the edges . Btw , belt sander , most important shop tool ever .
@stirch9Ай бұрын
My guy.... The Steve "nice" is O so nice. Lol..
@joshporter5459Ай бұрын
Merry Christmas!
@DaleM1980Ай бұрын
I still haven't got mine, I ordered it the day of your video I think, did our wonderful postal workers on strike bung this all up?
@repetemyname842Ай бұрын
Merry Christmas AvE!
@jeffarp7409Ай бұрын
Do we get a Christmas story this year?
@elementjoeАй бұрын
Yes we do!
@skunk12Ай бұрын
Ugh! That's so last year.
@jeffarp7409Ай бұрын
@@skunk12 🤣
@jimlippi4001Ай бұрын
That's a nice wooden tray. Is that your tray? Did you paint those pretty flowers?😁
@Jon_Wayne12Ай бұрын
It was a steve1989 reference
@andylewis7360Ай бұрын
Received mine about a week ago and slammed it together like a good ‘un. It’s now beautifully polished and works just great. Usin her every day. Only one thing - What size are the screws?!? I wanna get some Torx what fer making her look all perty loike. Please advise, oh Grand Poopah of the movin pikcher. And may you and yer beloved ones have a blessed Yuletide. Peace on earth n good will to all men - Except That commie runt TrueDope. Bless ya mate! 😊👍🏻
@JaisonBuildsАй бұрын
Just ordered mine
@cooders71Ай бұрын
I love the pre-sale price on site. Mark things on sale, so the customer thinks they are getting a deal, smart. "You can't fuck us..... over" lol
@MegaRiffraffАй бұрын
I believe the correct term is Kentucky loctite .
@brandondone2888Ай бұрын
For the love of Jezlus - pocket clip? Real simple folder piece of spring metal or as an accessory?
@skysthelimit866Ай бұрын
" Lets get this out on a tray... nice" Steve1989MRE reference, nice.
@daemonelectricityАй бұрын
Upwards with the thickness. Downwards with the sickness.
@acousticpsychosisАй бұрын
Merry Xmas!
@sammichmanjrАй бұрын
I seem to be struggling with mine. I don't want to leave a negative comment because 1) I assembled it and probably am the reason for the error, and 2) it's a really cool product that I'm happy to have, and support a YT channel I thoroughly enjoy. For starters, is the blade loose in anyone else's? If I extend the blade, it has a few mm of travel up and down. I'm only bringing this up because it may or may not contribute to my issue. I have the 25mm version, and everything fits very snugly, which I thought would be the case with the 18mm. The blade retention plunger, as it was called, doesn't seen to work with mine. Yes it's oriented the right way, and yes I'm using OLFA blades -- though I'm very tempted to order a whole other set and see if they work instead. I've tried a new blade from the pack that I have, and still no luck. I've tried more and less torque on the screws with no luck. I gently bent the compliant part for the button INWARDS and that helped but one time -- I had to actually use the button to insert a blade, and it locked the blade from coming out. I pressed the button to remove the blade which worked as intended, but then I was able to slide the blade in and out freely again. I'm only writing all of this out because I really worry that I'll overshoot the final notch, and send the spring and button flying somewhere that I'll never find them, and then I'll be up shit creek without a paddle since there aren't spare parts available that I'm seeing. If anyone is able to help, please do! I like this little thing a lot, and would love for it to function 100% as intended. I don't want to sound ungrateful, or sound like a complainer. If I messed it up, I'll own that, and I'll still make use of it.
@sammichmanjrАй бұрын
Upon closer inspection, it almost looks like the lower blade guide might be too short, or I got some weird 18mm OLFA blades that have a different height dimension, causing the play and the blade to easily come out. I've just now noticed that as I extend and retract the blade, the button moves downward away from the the retention button, and that's providing enough clearance for the blade to pass the plunger.