Making Standoff knife P2

[@wesleygregory9243]

I caught my self starting to skip some of the process to see the finished product but then realised why I really watch this man content. And it was for how he takes his time and energy to show us beauty in the whole process not not in the end result. Thx for the hard work.😁👍🏻

[@johnsonjerrad]

The journey IS the destination, my friend.

[@Aleeknives]

I agree!

[@emeraldplatypus9870]

This is a man of impeccable taste. In knives, in pencils and probably in all other walks of life. Hyped for part 3.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

You are right. I like finer things in life.

[@Aleeknives]

Right on the money!

[@Mnmknives]

The only thing to look forward to in 2020...videos from slavik telly!

[@koshaz3x]

LOL your cliffhangers are worse than those in sitcoms or movies, kudos my friend.

[@daan3898]

You truely see craftmanship as he cleans his workplace after each job, i've always learned that! a well organized workplace !

[@bigrig3954]

The king is back. The king of Details and Precision

[@McGowanForge]

HA I MADE IT! im glad I didn't miss this one

[@TheRedhawke]

Your killing me with those endings. Love all your videos.

[@lemmmmmmmmm]

Can't wait for part 3!

[@deemstyle]

Excited for Pt3!

[@Saadi_Lyfe]

This looks amazing... I wish i could own all of your knives... and keep them in a treasure box...

[@USMC-1911]

Looking good seems to me your camera quality has improved the pictures look really crisp .

[@Aleeknives]

Agreed!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

thanks

[@swxqt6826]

Man that fiberglass looks gorgeous

[@domenikbeck3197]

You make the best knives

[@Revenant483]

This is turning out to be another masterpiece Slavik! I love it as all your knives, Can't wait to see the finished piece!

[@gor33311]

Красивый дамаск и дизайн ножа тоже оригинальный. Ждём продолжения.

[@amielrumbaua8387]

At first i thought i knew a lot. Then i see you use your press as a finishing router, and use that technique with sandpaper as a rotary sanding drum. Wow.

[@radamus210]

OK I admit, I'm scratching my head, I have no idea what's coming with these scales. I look forward to the "wow" moment because I can't figure it out HAHA! Yep, you got me, You sneaky devil! nice cut off!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I don't know what will happen either :-)

[@Aleeknives]

😂😂👍 agreed, what is the purpose of the resin?

[@gamerspubg6293]

What i like about your Fabrication is that you care to details.

[@johnadlam5773]

Hi Telly, welcome back. Looks incredible already. What a great idea to fill the handle with black epoxy. I have missed your detailed and artistic work. You are the best knife man on here.

[@guillermoalfaro2714]

Hey 👋 man that piece of art 🎨 ✨️ 👌 is the most beautiful knife 🔪 ever saw I'm in love with it

[@Ragnar00294]

I'm no specialist but after so many videos with heat treating I've seen I kinda knew straight away that something will be off there, still though you're a top-shelf when it comes to knife making on YT :)

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

Same ! Saw him barely heating it to some unknown temperature (has to be done in the dark to see the correct color, not even testing it with a magnet?). Normally, the steel piece needs to stay a few minutes at the constant temp to allow for its molecules to flow in the good position (carbon into iron etc) and then quenched (not talking about tempering , that comes after)

[@SLAVIKTELY]

It is hard to see the colors from the video, I could see better. I did use a magnet, I always use a magnet. That is the only way I can tell if it is ready. I could not get a good heat treat because my forge is not long enough to heat up both ends.

[@DECEPTICONUK]

Bro it's like your leaving us on a cliffhanger :) It's seriously looking good.

[@juanpabloferraro9612]

Muy hermoso trabajo. Felicitaciones por su gran capacidad y talento.

[@jameswatkins6358]

You r an inspiration to everybody in the knife making world you don’t just make knives you make art

[@Aleeknives]

Right on the money!

[@dodiblade88]

saya membayangkan bagaimana kamu membuat kunai minato.. 😍 caramu membuat pisau sangat teliti

[@chadhutchins646]

Master piece in the making

[@rvdKnives]

Very nice work! Can't wait for part 3 :D

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Thanks.

[@CalebMcFadden]

Hi RvD knives I love both of your knives

[@quantit1883]

как же трепетно относишься к рукоятке - крутяк! :)

[@syedabdulbasheersyed9769]

Absolutely great & excellent work, harder but amazing..... eagerly waiting for the final video.......

[@Aleeknives]

I bet part 3 is just a stepping stone to get to the end!

[@Madlintelf]

I love cliffhangers!

[@erictong5521]

Amazing skill and craftsmanship

[@markfulmer67]

It is a pleasure to watch you work sir!

[@NRiggiKnives]

always love to see your latest builds

[@goldskula]

Have you thought about buying a respirator with changeable filters? I realize that you don't need a high quality filter because you already work outdoors most of the time but for me buying a respirator with changeable filters was one of the best buys I've done. It brings many quality of life improvements and they don't cost that much. The one I bought was only like 35€(40$) and it was exponentially better in comfort than the single use ones.

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

Yup, 3M has some very good rubber masks with disposable filters, very comfy

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I do have a full face respirator with two filters. I paid $109 for it. It's tooooo hot to wear it in 95-107 F degree weather.

[@goldskula]

@@SLAVIKTELY I didn't even think about. Here in Finland we have a cold climate so that hasn't been an issue for me.

[@jafarbanat]

Can’t wait to see part 3

[@smrettpecca]

Excellent piece of work! It shows Heartbleed during the process. One thump up extra for not wearing gloves while grinding. ;)

[@nethercuttz]

First of all, I just want to say that this walkthrough is unequivocally one of the best I've seen - the attention to detail, precision, filming quality, etc. is unmatched. I have experience in 3D design and machining, and even the tools used (pens, calipers, etc.,) leave me in awe. Thank you for sharing this experience with the rest of us. With my limited free time and resources, I recently started experimenting with amateur metalworking. Watching master craftsmen, such as yourself, fills me with inspiration and excitement, and I hope when I finally settle down and actually find a permant residence, I'll be able to dedicate more of my time to these kinds of projects. I'll preface my question with the acknowledgement that it may sound dumb, but when the heat treatment failed, why did you send it off elsewhere? I'm assuming whatever issue you ran into couldn't be remedied at home, but since I'm so new to this, I don't exactly understand what/why.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I could not heat entire steel in one shot. Needed a bigger forge or oven

[@HereinTexas]

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for putting out great content specially during these quarantine times we’re in.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

My pleasure!

[@jwfisher08]

Can't wait for part three.

[@Aleeknives]

Great video! I will say the ending has me hanging.

[@multicellularlivingorganis7985]

from one slav to other , awesome work as always , keep it up , wish there could be more vids but i know it is smt you do in free time

[@onelife2342]

Cant wait for p3

[@МарсЭсенбеков]

Приветствую вас я всегда слежу за вашими новыми работами, все ани шедевры с удовольствием смотрю.

[@МарсЭсенбеков]

Хотел спросить почему метал не закаляется или масло стареет

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Я не мог нагреть весь метал одновремено так что отослал професионалам на закалку

[@mihawkamv8147]

Waiting for part 3 👌😍

[@ИгорьНиколаевич-й2б]

Волшебно)) вы молодец!

[@shawsoInc]

Weirdest fishing game I’ve saw yet 😂 Beautiful work as always and much appreciated 👍🏻

[@eroltaskin]

Emeğine sağlık üstat ! Vidyolarını sabırsızlıkla izliyorum ,sakin çalışmanız ve her detaya özen göstermeniz benim gibi birçok hobiciye bu işi sevdirdi ! Çalışmalarınızda başarılar , kolay gelsin , seviliyorsunuz !!! Teşekkür ederim !

[@loganalexander3965]

Beautiful knife, so much craftsmanship. What camera do you use to record your videos with?

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Sony HDR-CX675

[@adhishchandrakumar2965]

Sir your perfection in the making process is truly amazing sir !! 🔥🔥👏🤩 One of the reasons i watch your content without skipping a second!!!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Thank you so much 😀

[@boryscholewinski4370]

Must have taken a lot of time to plan how to make and attach those scales. Very interesting process.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Yes I did think a lot about handle attachment.

[@laurenscobie1]

Looking good. Good choice in mechanical pencil. I have a few of them. The only ones I have found better are rotring but they also cost a fair bit more

[@SLAVIKTELY]

You get what you pay for.

[@dmg4415]

still stringing us along, I like that You do not have music other than what machines and the steel it self produces, and You let us wonder what the next step would be. was the cost high for outsourcing theheat treat? Love to see the next installment.

[@fnord5]

@gunsmith-45 heat treat failed and he sent it off.

[@johnsonjerrad]

You clearly didn't watch the entire video.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Dan, it was $124 with shipping.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

gunsmith-45........................UMMMMM, did you watch or skip?

[@dmg4415]

@@SLAVIKTELY Ohh that was steep! I hope You sell This work so that it covers expenses and a lot more. I hope that Your daughter really loves the dagger, so that it will be tresured as an heirloom. It is not often a father could give more than love and knowledge to their children, and in some rare cases money. An item created from the beginning and finished at that level from a father, must be kept for generations to come.

[@hiTocopter]

How is this not your fulltime job? You should be making bank creating these elaborate pieces of art

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I would make bank if I got paid bank.

[@hiTocopter]

@@SLAVIKTELY That's what I'm saying. I don't get how people aren't paying you thousands for each one... They're definitely worth that

[@robdamen3962]

I second this!

[@Joshua-hz3cl]

Cant wait for part 3

[@roseknife.aydogangul]

excellent craftsmanship 👍

[@zed0001]

always so relaxing to watch your videos ^^

[@xman870096]

Eager to see the next part.......

[@leboeuf05]

always leaving us wanting more, lol

[@danmurphy9304]

This would have been a good candidate to have cut out on a waterjet first. Awesome work, great blade!!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I do agree with you. It would save me soooo much work.

[@Aleeknives]

Wish and dream of a jet someday

[@z_new_day]

Классная работа👍👍👍

[@brandonkrystynak1969]

Its looks good dude I cant wait to see it when it's done.

[@Starcheyy]

*_Amazing work bro!_*

[@johnsonjerrad]

This is art..

[@sem7686]

Really enjoy your video's! But, please I know the blade wasn't sharp but next time clamp it down 1:14 especially with a bit larger drills they can bite and start spinning that blade around.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Take a good look, I am resting it against the frame of the drill.

[@sem7686]

@@SLAVIKTELY Oh, I didn't see that, in that case ignore what I said. I've seen it go wrong and would hate to see it agian. And agian really enjoy your video's!

[@theweaponartisan9080]

Just a tip: after you dip the chain into the oil I like to stir the oil up with a metal rod that way the heat is evenly distributed throughout the oil and you'll get a more accurate temperature reading.

[@daan3898]

I've always wondered about that but never seen that in most video's, does the oil your hardening with have to be at a high temperature? Seen some where they even used veggie oil or something similar

[@blindmelonlemonjello]

I hope tely calls you out when he makes the end discussion upload 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Great tip! Thanks.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Yes, you need to heat up oil so the blade would not crack. When oil is not heated up, it does not absorb heat as good as when it is hot; this creates air pockets. I usually get it up to 130 deg F.

[@blindmelonlemonjello]

@@SLAVIKTELY yes sorry brother I've seen alot of critics with no actual knowlage i see you as a blade artist like I've watched alot of knife makers the way you produce them it's like a sculpture.. more than any other knife maker I've ever seen.. i don't agree with keyboard kowboys being critical of others hard work that's just not okay.. sometimes i don't always understand the intent being as it's typed.. also if anyone has watched you they know you do very selective pieces that's for fun/challange/personal skill development// not for any monitary gain or fame or any reasons of the like.. btw i love how this blade is turning out already.

[@alexwhitekaz]

Nice (Hello from Kazakhstan)

[@vassferenc82]

Mr. T. very nice work!!! 😊🔪

[@danielcaballero6396]

Waiting for part III.

6:56 Standard COVID vacuuming these days :)

[@ronnyarmgren8710]

I realy love yor work. Keep it up. 👍😀

[@coolsenthil5201]

You are awesome bro..... Good luck..

[@1806StoneHouse]

I just got some of that same epoxy.. good stuff!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

It's great for when you need an epoxy that is very thin and runs all over the place.

[@1806StoneHouse]

SLAVIK TELY haha!! Fact! Lol!! I made a wicked mess.. had to sand for hours 😂

[@田中裕一郎-l6u]

What a beautiful work !! Thanks for the nice video^^

[@f-nas9906]

super come in p3

[@karlalton3170]

Why not hard enough bud ? Not hot enough first time round ? Could you not re- heat it ? Looking good anyway cannot wait till its done 😁😁🤘🤘

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I could not get a good heat treat because my forge is not long enough to heat up both ends.

[@karlalton3170]

SLAVIK TELY good enough mate , just wondered thats all 😁👍

[@khanhlam5968]

Đẹp ❤❤❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@charliebowen5071]

Slavik... I don’t know your personal circumstances but why are not full time now?? You are way good enough and the buyers are there,!,!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I have to make anywhere from 25-30 knives per month to make what I make at my day job that pays for retirement, health care and the rest of the goodies.

[@charliebowen5071]

@@SLAVIKTELY fucking hell... you earn good then!! Wait... 25-30 knives a month... sorry I don't mean to pry but even at 300 each is like 9000. 9000$ per month!?! Is that what you lot earn in the states?? Some people where I'm from earn that a year!!!!!! You're lucky!!

[@Aleeknives]

If you turn to making knives fulltime it can be hard to fulfil your artistic freedom because of having to ramp up your production to meet demand to pay the bills. It is quite the conundrum for us knifemakers.

[@charliebowen5071]

@@Aleeknives I get it mate... I'm in England and try to.do it like a hobby but a serious one and sell the knife.. make a knife, sell a knife.. the climate is just impossible.... plus I totally understand... to be full time then it's more about getting product out the door

[@ДимаМитянов-г2й]

👍👍👍👍

[@xibr]

❤❤

[@辽东二狗子]

P3！P3！P3！

[@yosam1ty]

7:07 Put one of those outside your shower. You'll never have to buy another blow dryer again 👍🏻 Great vid. I always really enjoy your content.

[@sabah.shabdar8800]

Well done 👍

[@kerberos5629]

2:34 just like in school XD

[@wingnutbert9685]

Great knife! How long do you find those diamond wheels last working on steel, dry? And are they just the cheapy H.F type or are they a $$$ set? Thanks! Glad to see you back and well.

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I bought them from Harbor Freight. Cheapies I have two sets of each.

[@nebian954]

Even if you want to keep it? how much would you sell something like that for?

[@SLAVIKTELY]

It depends to whom I sell it to. If sold to family probably around eight hundred and everyone else around twelve hundred.

[@randyhager2054]

Same as I said for part 1...….no need to wait till the end for a "thumbs up"...…"I KNOW IT'S GONA BE GREAT"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Thank you Randy.

[@حسينجعفر-ل8ر]

Good job bro

[@mankimstudio]

Hello Slavik. Your knives are very nice. Maybe I could get the drawings and dimensions of this knife🙃 Thank you❤

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Contact me on instagram

[@nisartailord9164]

Nice,

[@49giants3]

Do you ever work with stainless steels Tely, or are they too much of a hassle to heat treat ?

[@SLAVIKTELY]

I have made 15 knives from CPM 154 CM, 3 from S-35VN. It's not a hassle to heat treat because I ship them out. Steel is waaaayy more expensive than high carbon and steel is much harder to drill and it eats up your bandsaw blades like nothing.

[@49giants3]

SLAVIK TELY thank you for the reply. Your work is amazing, and on another level!! Keep up the great work my friend

[@abaygo1]

Супер

[@kemet-son]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@dadangdalihmutiara1983]

keren banget

[@mohamedlaouadi2905]

Nice bro

[@marinevet8853]

Been waiting for this

[@skcanadianadventures1245]

👍👍👍👍🔥

[@ranilp7981]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@T34-n9z]

😻😻😻😻😻😻

[@ZYNK01]

What's the name of the mechanical pencil were you using ?

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Uni Kuru Toga