DIY File Guide With Ikea Ceramic Inserts

[@BlackBeardProjects]

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[@William_Borgeson]

Fantastic idea, I remember you trying to cut the ceramic knife and nothing would do, perfect for the guide! Now let's see how many people take that idea and run with it.

[@pagodaracingmountpennreadi8915]

Thanks for posting this video. Please read my entire response. It is the first video of yours that I've watched. Most of my files are older than me and I'm 57. Some were my grandfathers. I'm very protective of these files and take meticulous care of them. I would never want anything but the plain face of a safe file to touch ceramic. After all for me using a good sharp file makes metal removal a pleasurable almost rhythmically therapeutic task. I do however have some junk files that I keep on hand for tasks I know could damage a file. So I would use one of them near ceramic or any material hard enough to damage file teeth. That being said, your video opened my eyes to an inexpensive source of ceramic material to fashion into special shaped sharpening and polishing stones for tight or odd shapes. Thanks again for posting.

[@dennisobrien3618]

I made a similar fixture using tungsten carbide inserts (luckily I've had some pieces, from I don't know where, hanging around for years). In the U.S., Harbor Freight sells inexpensive ceramic knives which should work. You can also use ceramic tile pieces (they also work as platen backing to keep it from getting worn unevenly).

[@maxpla1035]

Это называется по простому "слесарные паралельки" или более правильно "опиловочная рамка"!!! Как правило она имеет закалку около 70 единиц твердости! Хорошая работа!!! It called on the simple "locksmith paralelki" or more correctly "opilovochnaya frame" !!! Usually it has hardened, about 70 units of hardness! Good job!!!

[@mgcrp]

Max Pla let me speak from my heart! In English!

[@maxpla1035]

@@mgcrp Ну уж извиняйте ))) как могу!!! До Мутко мне далеко!!! (надеюсь) )))

[@voldmar]

parallels или machinist parallels в переводе

[@maxpla1035]

@@voldmar Спасибо!!!

[@MikeUman]

Yet another "Why didn't I think of that?!" I guess that's about the 90,000th time I've asked myself that question in my life... Bloody brilliant, dude! 👍

[@someguysomewhere4280]

now that it's been over a year, how is this tool holding up?

[@anatineduo4289]

Nice. Love that you kept the logo!

[@danthemakerman]

I think I might have to try and make this. Thanks for sharing a great idea. FYI, Ikea now has the ceramic blades in black.

[@Elviloh]

Neat idea and ikea hacks, but I'm not so sure of the durability of the superglue. Maybe you could make sockets to embed the pieces of ceramics ?

[@JohnSmith-gs4lw]

Yea, curious how much that heats up. The CA glue won’t hold under heat. Maybe a two-part epoxy would do better, not sure. Also, I don’t want the be in the room when that little piece of ceramic comes off and gets whipped by the belt!

[@edwarddrost5299]

Very thoughtfully conceived and executed. I wonder if the ceramic knife blade would be easier to cut if you score it with a glass cutter first?

[@massimoserra4787]

Hi, did you ever try to use a glas cutter instead of the angel grinder to cut this ceramic blades?

[@D-Vinko]

It would work much the same. (as glass)

[@oscill8ocelot]

"I don't get it, what's the point?" 8:05 - "Ohhh."

[@BillRodgers2]

He is truing up the shoulders on the tang so to get a clean fit up when he installs the handle

[@jooo270]

Can you give us an update on how it's holding up??

[@canberradogfarts]

I know u spent dome time repainting your drill press but, did you inspect the individual bearings for roundness? The sound of your drill press, when sped up, clearing indicates a surface that us out of round, possibly a flat spot. You cant go wrong completely inspecting your bearings during a repainting.

[@brianr7962]

Very nice idea with the ceramic knife from ikea. I would be interested to know how you smoothed the edges of the ceramic?

[@GogoFly68]

I just wanted to say that I really like to watch your videos and your work from my perspective is just amazing. The things you do with your skill as I said from my point of view is just amazing. I have never done the things you do and just find it great.

[@charruauno386]

Thank you for sharing, good job and Idea. In my case I am fortunate to have access to temper glass, and that is what I used, and yes I see some wear on the files, however, in life always something has to give. Have a good day.

[@RedBeardOps]

Very neat sir!

[@jandastroy]

That's going to be a game changer for your maintenance brother

[@vincedibona4687]

Very nice. Alec Steele & Will Stelter would be proud.

[@forzapaq]

Thanks so much for this video. Great idea with the ceramic facings 👍

[@madcapmagician6018]

Hiya BB, I'm confused what exactly does the ceramic knife blade do here?

[@keiji1531]

The ikea blade was very hard that can't grind it and can't drill a hole to it

[@analogicparadox]

The ceramic is extremely resilient to sandpaper and files, that lets him work on the blade using a guide

[@Dontherug26]

Is there a video that shows the upgraded bandsaw table? Looks different and looks way awesome!

[@geniusiknowit]

I watched this without sound. Did you consider using UHMWPE instead of ceramic? The ceramic is tough, but maybe it would cause too much wear on your tools? You'd have to affix the UHMWPE mechanically, but that would allow you to replace when it eventually wore out (and it's not expensive).

[@furkancalskan9359]

I'm sorry but I didn't understand what do seramic layer do? I mean if there was no ceramic in this insert, what would it be?

[@furkancalskan9359]

@Oscar Lewis now I get it bro thank you

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Very Cool tool you made Sir !!!!!!!!!!!

[@DennisHicks78749]

Dig the freehand straight line that actually turned out straight!

[@BillRodgers2]

Great idea using the ceramic knife

[@e.t.preppin7084]

What was the purpose of the last two tack welds that you just sanded off. The last thing you used your welder for. Cool project. I’ve already bought one last year though.

[@tinkeringaround6241]

E.T. Preppin to hold the alignment pins in

[@TheJonititan]

I’m curious whether using ceramic makes the file guides too hard? Ultimately one will wear down the other. Perhaps because in normal use you only contact the guides when you have finished filing to size it won’t wear your files faster than normal?

[@texacajundiy]

Jonathan It will wear the files a bit. Not so much from the hardness but from the grit. If they were hard but smooth as glass the file would skate. The large surface area will reduce pressure on any one part of the file and thus, wear Nice thing about knife making is worn files make good knives.

[@budilov]

Полезное приспособление! Спасибо, что поделились!

[@kristiangameplay6534]

this was a smart and cheap idea and i don't understand why some viewers put thumbs down, they had or have a better idea? well for me is thumbs up, for shure, i don't comment a loot but this is a nice project :)

[@peterv8183]

So you made a "file-and-grindingbelt-desharpening" tool?

[@reinerhudson]

One more beautiful and useful project! But I need to be honest, "destroy" the ceramic knife hurts my heart 😂 Tks for sharing!

[@woozhi9218]

I didnt know you can flat grind with a belt sander how flat was the piece atter sanding

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

Nice work, clever idea 👍

[@jorgeisaac9338]

Very nice even though I haven't had any proper tools to make anything with steel or metal yet but I love making simple projects with fine Oak Plywood like wooden swords or weapons that I get the materials I need from The Home Depot and make them which is really fun and I love art so much which is my passion 😁💕

[@leehaelters6182]

Would this not destroy the cutting properties of the abrasive or file being used?

[@mariusbra5919]

Damage to abrasive tape from contacting ceramics. Also damage to a file from brushing against a ceramic. During usage superglue will melt and ceramics will fall off. + for metal work on the hand-held grip.

[@xj9779]

Die Idee mit dem Keramikmesser ist ja nicht schlecht... Aber deine Feilen und Schleifbänder nutzen sich schneller ab ansonsten die Führungsbolzen sehr gute idee. Hält des mit Sekundekleber? O_o

[@Santi_714X]

Saludos desde argentina , soy sub hace 1 año me encantan tus videos

[@tinchoreverter]

Somos dos jaa, un genio el tano

[@erict.miyahira6241]

ya somos tres

[@teddtheyoung]

tres argentinos se columpiaban sobre la tela de una araña.......

[@Santi_714X]

Jaja

[@edanthony4131]

WHY? That's a lot of trouble...I get the same thing from using two 45lb. triangle welding magnets?

[@TotalKommando]

That's a sick idea

[@FelixImmler]

Fantastic idea! Thanks for showing!

[@yeagerxp]

Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing

[@rickpalechuk4411]

Nice tool, great design. Thanks for sharing Cheers

[@BillRodgers2]

What teeth per inch is the bandsaw blade

[@darksight6405]

Would be nicer without that IKEA Trademark. Otherwise very good idea! 👍

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up

[@jacklarson6281]

a tile wet-saw might have been able to cut it easier and with less chance of breakage

[@Maker-G]

Ceramic can be used to sharpen knives so i would imagine it would dull a metal file running against it. Cool ass idea though!

[@morganatordog]

That was it? A complicated way to wreck the edges of your expensive belt?

[@americanrebel413]

Really cool! Thank you for sharing this.

[@willem-jan3685]

Nice u hold on to the Ikea emblem😇

[@ScrapMetalTherapy]

Great as usual, mate!

[@unfreundlich7168]

thats not an insert....thats a glue on....

[@troyam6607]

its an outsert then...

[@Anticvar.]

Молодец! Спасибо за идею.

[@evren.builds]

Single bevel knives are my weak point :) Thanks for the pleasure ^^

[@MaltandMake]

Neat idea, I'd never thought to use knives as a source of ceramic.

[@javiermolina3852]

And the ceramic is for what?

[@keiji1531]

For protection of the metal

[@josephwilliamcosta]

To keep the file guide surface flat so your file and sanding is straight. The soft metal would be ground off by the file or sander after a very short time.

[@twistedpiforge2364]

Thanks for an interesting idea, I might have to give that a try it's a rainy day anyways

[@loganzister9344]

Wouldn’t those ceramic things destroy a file?

[@Stevie75]

The file just slides over it because of low surface roughness. Yess in the long run the teeth on the file will wear out, but not like i once destroyed a bastard file on the sharp corner of a soft steel block.

[@loganzister9344]

Cool and lol

[@Serëga-iz-espanii]

Это шиза, брат.

[@skoL9292]

херней парень занимается уже

[@gaydarskiy13]

че это вообще такое? я рукожопый кривозад, сижу здесь из-за чилловых роликов

[@skoL9292]

@@gaydarskiy13 бля да хз, сам не въехал что это такое

[@uspehinvest7785]

@@skoL9292 кстати, да! Я, аналогично, - не вкурил чё это за хрень!)))😂

[@ИванБелоусов-л8ч]

О русские буквы слава богу а то я думал один что нах так морочиться

[@itz4me]

Не ожиданное применение ножика)

[@andrapo1]

Cosa dire???? Ennesimo bel progettino molto ben realizzato. Ti faccio i miei piu' sinceri complimenti per il tuo canale....alla prossima-

[@zahnklyberg9448]

YDo you have it on backwards and you’re using it wrong

[@JENNISWISS]

sooo clever🍀👍

[@huli5384]

Nice video bro keep it up

[@АндрейИзмаилов-х9с]

Загубить хороший нож и наждачную ленту чтобы сделать другой нож сомнительного качества.

[@bxmachine]

You clever ingenious man😎

[@richardebbole1]

hand vise???

[@ИванШунк]

Как же это я сам не додумался урыть керамический нож который стоит не 200 рублей чтоб изобрести эту хуеверть

[@ВладимирТитов-р5я]

99 в фикспрайсе

[@ИванШунк]

@@ВладимирТитов-р5я на жоже отчетлива видна надпись икея ,а икеевские ножи стоют нормально даже такие маленькие

[@ВладимирТитов-р5я]

@@ИванШунк насрать что там написано. Цена этому ножу 150 рублей, даже если написать Грин Торн

[@user-vj1nf7yr1z]

@@ВладимирТитов-р5я так сколько же на самом деле стоит этот нож? То 99 то 150, определиться не пробовали?

[@ВладимирТитов-р5я]

@@user-vj1nf7yr1z Пшелнахуй.

[@zxg77215]

Good thought

[@bobjoncas2814]

...great job of repurposing, good idea and job..

[@nicolassilva5282]

Brazil love you 🇧🇷🔥

[@hootenknives153]

that's a killer idea

[@B9poy]

8:31 NFS Most Wanted

[@art-taiji7138]

Well, He finally found the way to cut that ceramic

[@potatoelgranjero5180]

Saludos desde México

[@fabiox7254]

A cosa servono gli inserti in ceramica?

[@user-Sky502]

Испортил хороший нож, эти пластинки или от перегрева отлетят, или их части отлетят. Да и пример показал на ноже, где как раз точность то и не нужна...

[@jkr3008]

Ну, на гриндере, как он, я бы не стал их использовать, это правда. СА клей чувствительный к перегреву. Но если шоркать напильниками - то ни прослужат просто оочень долго. И какая разница на каком ноже показывать?:) Это же просто демонстрация.

[@borisneufeld6297]

Вот тут видно что керамика ещё жива... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ2ynKxsapdmi9k

[@stevemilk4526]

Great if you have all the tools needed. There’s got to be an easier way with out all the tools you used.

[@arontoth4092]

I relly love you videos🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@laercioferreira5983]

muito bom

[@Biffo1262]

Destroy a knife to make a knife...........hmm!

[@darronjknight]

Destroy a knife to make knives...

[@keiji1531]

probably "i used knife to make knives

[@MentholosMajkrem]

A soul for a soul

[@benfroling1103]

I challenge you to make a battle axe from only IKEA products.

[@giacomomarinaccio1781]

Scusa, ma.... A che serve?

[@juanbarza]

Y para que la cerámica ????

[@MrRonluker]

I thought he was going to use the ceramic as an angle guide to sharpen the knife.

[@davidallred9143]

Fantastic 😁

[@jonadabeeverton629]

Qual a função disso, não entendi.

[@alexbroch9617]

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[@the3dom]

Two pieces of glass will do the thing

[@arkelozzo]

Aaah, capito! Forte!!😁

[@ryankim3612]

You are a GENIUS! Thank you for the great vid! Sub'd!!

[@atelier_nilsson]

Nice!

[@phillipnewton8910]

10 mins I'll never get back

[@Smallathe]

VERY NICE. Some glass hard tool steel would have done the same - as long as you use files only, of course :)

[@KR-ef2er]

Nice

[@mikel9162]

Good Thinking! Sure is gonna be ruff on files. LOL!!! KnifeMaker