Making a Knife from Old Wood Saw

[@joemmams5785]

young man+fine tools+positive direction=success!

[@roundballrolls2762]

Good video man. Also, good to see no forges were hurt in the making of this video.

[@MrAnguloA]

Very nice design!

[@bradymcphail9690]

great work man! forging or not forging, it's very well done! boys boys boys, can't we just get along? in order to truly become a Master of Bladesmithing you must first become more than proficient in all forms of the craft! NOW KNOCK OF THAT BANTER!! 😉

[@TxRedline]

been waiting to see a new one from Pave

[@SB77022]

Как обычно хорошая работа! Молодец!!

[@MsGipotalamus]

Ну и что такого хорошего?

[@simonisaksson5166]

Great video Love your videos and My favoritens your Awesome karambit

[@gfrank8058]

Beautiful knife. Awesome job. Thanks for sharing your skillset. GF1 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎

[@kevinpkw7315]

Finally you're back!

[@bantonsblades1096]

Super nice blade and very ordinal in design. It very inspiring. ;)

[@ThingThatWeCanSee]

Ahh!! You are back!!!!!

[@PaveW]

Yes I know it's not damascus... but don't worry I'm working on damascus one as well :P

[@Domin8erSA]

simple and beautiful i love your work. What process do you use on oiling the handle cause im struggling to get mine properly sealed?

[@PaveW]

It's just hot oil

[@Domin8erSA]

for treating the wood on the handle? sorry my mistake didnt mean when you quench

[@MrPrimax0]

Every one of your videos are a pleasure to watch :) Keep em coming ! (from a fellow blacksmith)

[@williamporter6185]

+Akuuzii in what regard?

[@misiek2514]

Bardzo zgrabny nożyk , taki trochę dziadkowy . Filmik jak zawsze wykonany wzorowo. Pozdrawiam.

[@davesimpson85]

Damn good looking knife.

[@stavrosathas250]

Nice work!!

[@jamesball7322]

Been waiting for another video of yours,nice addition of tools bud

[@albertorodriguez5236]

your videos remind me of trollskyy. great job keep up the good work

[@frankwoods135]

where did u get the belt grinder

[@dominiccox7534]

Nice work

[@rogeriowisniewski8539]

Show Parabéns . ..from Brasil!!!!

[@neilyakuza6595]

Where did you get the rotary rasp you put on your drill?

[@williamporter6185]

I was waiting for another awesome video from you! Keep it up!

[@juniesantos6911]

Nice work.

[@Anino_Makata]

Though not as pretty as your damascus knives, it still seems to be a very handy blade. Nice work!

[@bigjim6179]

What kind of bit was that? The metal shaving one

[@locomike102]

They are called carbide burrs. Usually they are used in die grinders, not drills since they operate much better at higher rpm.

[@bigjim6179]

Thank you

[@khas666]

what you dipped?

[@bradcronk7934]

What kind of forge setup is that? Would that be a side blast?

[@rileysgarages]

How do you cut out the paper so well for your logo etch?

[@TristanDare]

A lot of people order them online to get perfect logos, a guy called BLue lightning Stencils sells 'em, but it can be expensive.

[@trexbarbie]

Where did you get your logo cutout from? Is there a custom cutout store?

[@ivannekic1722]

Finally upload from Pave, keep it up:P

[@blubb5988]

How you etch you logo in? Ferricchloride? What pattern you use to geht the logo that clean etched?

[@trickz-yt-8670]

Blubb ok

[@TristanDare]

It's electro etched, it can be done with Salt Water and a 9v battery, it doesn't take much.

[@niklasangmar6280]

I guess you played Diablo II. You are using the IST rune as the logo, very nice!

[@lokkas3637]

finally back

[@thedrofmegarandom3298]

insane mate

[@TheTomcat23]

Superbe vidéo.

[@nezircaglar2381]

does hammering make the steel better?

[@hermanhansirahm9754]

Well "hammering" is usually called forging. Making it better? not really, its mostly just to get the shape. It is cheaper forging from a bar, but if you are new to knife making it is better to use sheet metal for your knifes. Forging can be a bit hard for good results. But making the steel better. It can if you fold the steel about 10 times that gives you around 1050 layers which improves its strenght and can make it springy depending on the steel you are using.

[@khas666]

what you dipped wood?

[@eduardoschmith3941]

hermoso trabajo!

[@Sharpbevel]

Beautiful knife. Was that water or oil hardening? Was that O1?

[@PaveW]

Oil hardening, it's 80Crv2 steel

[@smoakngun]

What is the brand name of your belt sander?

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent.... Cheers...

[@321kubus123]

Wincyj! Te filmy które masz wrzucone na kanał znam już na pamięć :D tak więc - wincyj wincyj wincyj wincyj :D

[@BrosephRussell]

That is a sweet knife

[@pruetbeauregard2189]

Where did you get your stamp that you use

[@TristanDare]

It's actually a Stencil, that is plastic; so that you can take salt water and some sort of electric source 9v and up, and Electro-Etch the blade. Lot's of people make them, but it can be expensive. But if you search Ernies Knives, or blue lightning stencils, you can find a website where you can get them. Cheers!

[@Nero_AZ]

please,if you can, upload videos more frequently please. By the way your videos are excellent!👌

[@niklashaider4]

please make a video about your forge

[@DonMilligan]

great video.

[@camillesennegon]

great work!!!!

[@AleksandarStokic]

Nice one! How did you make that logo out of transparent tape? Just by cutting it with knife?

[@TristanDare]

You can order custom logo Stencils for that, a guy called Blue Lighting Stencils sells them, but it can be pretty pricey.

[@TheMobster450]

Hardened yes, did you temper it?

[@RealRuler2112]

I was just going to ask the same thing. I was cringing as the handle was being hammered on when there was no temper shown. Another question: did it harden? I've heard that some saw blades can't be hardened except for the teeth.

[@PaveW]

Of course I temper it after hardening

[@JoeSmith-ww1wt]

what's the oil you used for the handle?

[@Anino_Makata]

Bob yn Looks like boiled linseed oil.

[@khas666]

end what you dipped damascus?

[@TristanDare]

That was Not damascus....

[@aries_9130]

Fantastic looking knife. Quick question: Where does your logo come from? It reminds me A LOT of the "Ist" rune art from Diablo 2.

[@PaveW]

Yes it's similar to ist rune

[@Titanykus]

Cool looking knife man! How did you gave it that dark rustic texture? And you tempered it at how many degrees and for how long?

[@Anino_Makata]

E-x7 For the rustic design, if you're using an old saw, just dont touch that area when you're grinidng, heat treating, or polishing. As for the temper, I have no idea.

[@johnbrice7648]

Could you make a tutorial on how to grind bevels?

[@ruannel7617]

When will we see more videos

[@luisermert]

you know where i can get a sawblade like this? (germany)

[@GoProUserDE]

LE-Handmade knives ich habe mir auf dem Flohmarkt ein Sägeblatt gekauft. Es hat einen Durchmesser von ca. 40 cm und hat 2 € gekostet.

[@李灿-k7m]

哇 终于更新了

[@riccardoorzes8739]

Nice video! What kind of steel is? C45 or higher?

[@PaveW]

80Crv2 steel

[@alihaqverdiyev784]

good job !!1

[@eddieblazek9692]

I'm a Smith learning pattern welding. I've made a san-mai knife. I'd love if you made a bandsawblade Damascus knife.

[@meijikenbootes]

out from curiosity, saw blades are nickel steel or non-nickel steel?

[@PaveW]

It's non-nickel steel

[@meijikenbootes]

+Pave Custom Knives got it! Thanks for the reply.

[@rafamolina3802]

Hello. Any info about that files to attach to the drill machine? Thank you in advance.

[@PacificExpressions]

Looks like a small Japanese sushi knife but for outdoors. 👍🇺🇸🇯🇵

[@陈伊-x3c]

Great! Thanks!

[@stretchy0381]

whats the purpose of an exposed tang??

[@StushPothong]

lanyard hole

[@WTFduesGUY]

Welcome back :D

[@Mo_G]

nice knife , me i ask u sir what type of oil u put in handle knife for protection and i hear that the engine car oil is good for wood handle is that right ? and how much time we should let the handle in oil ? and thx for the video

[@steelwarrior105]

Mossine Gago finishing oil is not oil it's actually more lacquer, motor oil is a lubricant and doesn't cure. Use tung, Danish, teak, etc. If you are in Europe or don't mind paying shipping, crimson guitars in the U.K. makes some of the best finishing products in the world.

[@JRovey-nt8mj]

Love your work. I want to start making blades too, you've given me the inspiration now I just need the skill. Quick question. Does an old drill bit make good material for forging a blade?

[@rambomode5380]

Jake Rovey yes are but it is very difficult old files so much easier

[@lordfluffybuns3962]

Depends on the bit, but most of the time yes. it's best to uncoil the bit first, then you have rectangle stock most of the time. Hope you have fun with it!

[@fatihozturk3097]

First comment it's awesome 😀

[@lukasrohulan6997]

Wow bardzo ładny nóż

[@ekzrteam1649]

Witam, ostatnio zaopatrzyłem się w kawał całkiem dobrej piły. Wyciąłem blank i... teraz mam dylemat czy hartować tą stal, nie mam do tego warunków i boje się że przez to mogę pogorszyć lub co gorsze całkiem zepsuć. I tu nasuwa mi się pytanie czy taka stal bez hartowania będzie zdatna do użytku? Nie zależy mi na jakiś bardzo wielkich osiągach, tylko żeby dawała rade ,,na co dzień,, .

[@RedGhost1990]

Been waiting for another video :D

[@davidhenderson2192]

i dig the music.

[@joyoboyo8098]

npa mesti d bakar lgi ?

[@guachingman]

biar tahan lama tajem

[@brunohiramatsu3803]

Hey guy, how make your logo in this video? Thanks

[@91Fritzi]

why Ist rune? :D

[@luisermert]

are you from poland?

[@PaveW]

Yes I'm from Poland

[@TheV2ng]

are you doing this just for hobby ? i wonder what s ur profession

[@bernardschenk2504]

Why do people who make knife with a tempered steel always re-temper it? If you cut it without eating it too much, there is no reason. Moreover, a steel which is too hard can break easily. Excepted those questions, it is a nice work, well done.

[@vincenzpepelnik8367]

pls do mooooore of that

[@JAIL2K]

Как сделать рисунок на лезвии?

[@Glaswalker1001]

Stock removal and no smithing at all? A bit casual, don't you think?

[@joshlujan3318]

he did say "making".

[@Glaswalker1001]

Josh Lujan So? That word is in the title, but does it change anything of what I said?

[@joshlujan3318]

making is a lot different word than forging.

[@Glaswalker1001]

Josh Lujan Don't you say... It's a lot simpler and I like this channel because he is forging his knifes. I really don't get your point.

[@joshlujan3318]

i like this channel too, i'm answering your gripe you said "Stock removal and no smithing at all?" and i said "he said making" and i said making is a lot different than forging. if you do search on "making a knife" it's all stock removal. he said "making", that is my point. there is no forging when "making" a knife.

[@pavelsmorodian2777]

отпуск стали ,не обязателен?????

[@TheAngelusul8]

Skills..

[@Белогоръ]

оперативно👍🏻

[@spencerdunn866]

Do a full tang construction Damascus knife

[@Harvey-eb7wi]

you need to post more videos

[@naseemsrairrah4689]

We are waiting for new

[@pandagrylls4021]

PLz make more vids.

[@andersonmartins3331]

where's safety glass? very necessery.

[@stoathenge]

Nice video, and nice work! Please wear eye protection! one metal sliver in your eye will ruin your day.

[@mathis1752]

and the glasses !!???

[@natepeterson5155]

Honestly, grinding of any sort without eye protection is absolutely stupid. You can't forge if you can't see.

[@rubenssilva5004]

I would have been wearing safety glasses.

[@nerdpower8376]

make a sword, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@wrenchesandadventures]

use eyeprotection please

[@EinfachPizza]

how you can hold the angle (°) on grinding the blade (sorry for my english m8 😂)

[@rambomode5380]

lot of trial and error and practice

[@fxpestoperator5527]

Maybe leave the aweful music out next time

[@kariperrone4831]

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