How To Fade a Grind! Knife Making Tutorial: Zac Buchanan Knives. How To Grind Faded Plunge Lines!!

[@d.j.roberts187]

You're one of those guys who makes this look easy.. its not easy. Nice work

[@bryanbaker6767]

Nice work brother and great narrative on describing what exactly you are doing as you grind

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

Thanks, I’m happy to help

[@rennan-4720]

Bro, you are an artist.

[@Banjoandguns]

Dang this one video just changed my perspective on life. Thanks for posting this

[@dlbknives4869]

Great narrative on describing what exactly you are doing as you grind

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

Thank you

[@gibsonleather5835]

Love these!

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

Thank you!

[@iamshredder3587]

Aww you're welcome brother....and thankyou too for the content to watch! 😊🤝 Gee do you thank all your new subscribers personally like that immediately after they hit the subscribe button? Or I'm special? 😇 😎 Or twas just a funny coincidence? 🤔 Hmm I'm going to go with the me being special version. Seems most logical. 🤓😂 But seriously I only found your channel about two minutes ago and ...that's easily the fastest I've ever subscribed to any channel. I'm a fan of loveless blades and have attempted quite a few now but they're always a challenge and I'm never really satisfied with any yet. I mean there's always some new little thing about them I never knew or was doing wrong or something ....hence keeps my interest. I never heard of that s-grind thing at the tip before. It's the proper way to grind them? What is the benefit or function of it? Or purely aesthetics? Your knives look hella clean brother. Well done.

[@bellthasanon2892]

Very cool, I am Thai, I love your knife work and will try to put your technique to use.

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

Thank you very much, good luck with your knife making!!

[@uwehehn3371]

Nicely explained 👍 What belts are you using?

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

I believe I’m using 150 grit at this stage

[@uwehehn3371]

Thank you for your response, I rather meant the type of belt, and possibly the brand.

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

@@uwehehn3371 this is a structured abbrasive belt by Norton. Little spendy but they’re nice.

[@HouseBladeDesign]

@@ZacBuchananKnives if you have not tried the gator belts yet..they are great an once they get dull hit it with a diamond stone an cleans the belt an they blend well

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

@@HouseBladeDesign I have used the gator belts, I personally like the Norton structured abrasive. Thanks though

[@jimbowie307]

What thickness is that steel?

[@ZacBuchananKnives]

1/4”