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Cool man ! When you are back to knives ! 🍻

watched everything to the end, relaxed from my easy chair

and?

Same as you hahaha, but I am having the M-44 one

What is the software you use for screen capture?

Kiek lekker muziekje, peukie erbij en lekker brommers fixen!

High, medium or low downforce?

Nice bro.

Thanks for the video, how is the heat build up while grinding with these 3M belts?

Needs a front lip.

one of the proper ways to heat treat d2 steel, is to wrap it inside a stainless steel quenching foil with pieces of paper, or small wood chips. The paper or wood burns and consumes any oxygen inside the foil. Bring your forge up to a forging temp at full and put your foil wrapped blade in. When it come to a yellow forge heat and is glowing, leave it in and allow the steel to soak in the forge heat for no less than 30 minutes. After the heat soak, use your tongs to withdraw the steel from the forge. Immediately place the wrapped steel on your anvil and allow it to fully cool. Unwrap the steel and examine it carefully, looking for cracks and deformations. It should no be at full hardness if this was properly implemented. To test its hardness, take a 6" or 8" steel file and file the steel. The file should slip and skid across the steel without biting in. When the testing is done, the steel can be normalized or tempered for optimal edge holding. D-2 steel can be tempered the same way as O-1, W-2, or other high carbon steels are tempered for optimal edge holding ability. Thanks for sharing.

lekker racen! coole video! sub en like er bij! maar kan je ook is een keer een video maken met content? (zal leuk zijn)

zit er een borging om je gasnaald in je veertje vast te zetten ?me veertje schoot los maar heb geen borging gezien ?

Absolutely amazing driving skills. If you imagine, this guy drives with a 50kg ballast of weight penalty. He literally slams the car in the corner. It's no surprise why insiders call him "Sander The Slamper"

it's all in the details bradder

leuk kanaal op olkaar aboneren

Geil

#maxverstappen

Wil je ook mij abonneren

jw moet je decompressie hendeltje bij je blok indrukken waar je net aan zat

Wat was het nou uiteindelijk? een ontstekingsprobleem?(contactpuntjes/bobine)

Well done man! Still waiting on my first

Toffe Video

Coole Video

Leuke Video

Maybe, he knows what he is doing but I don't.

Nice onesie!

Video in the style of Harold Lloyd...

haha met een gopro op je knikker en carb in elkaar knutselen. Ik zou toch die cam even op een verhoging zetten en het opnieuw filmen nu word je een beetje zee ziek en je ziet bijna niets wat je aan het doen bent. Wel een leuk idee trouwens voor de minder technische onder ons ;)

You seem more than ready to build yourself one of these babies. I am privileged as well, my father has a metal construction company where we assembled it and with all the connections at my disposal [watercutter man, electromotor service company, parts and bits, etc.]. Very good that you make your first knife by hand, i think that is the best way to get into this. I started early this year and it consumes just about all my free time. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.

a short list of expenses: watercutting the parts for the grinder €400 1.5Kw electro motor € 150 frequency adjuster [variable speed] €250 drive wheel, adjustment wheel, contact wheels [10 in total incl. backup] €200 sanding belts [one lasts you about 1 - 2 knives depending on quality] €10 per belt and a lot of time searching, calling, assembling, troubleshooting, extra parts [like bolts], you name it. please make absolutely sure you want to have the coolest hobby on earth.

a short list of expenses: watercutting the parts for the grinder €400 1.5Kw electro motor € 150 frequency adjuster [variable speed] €250 drive wheel, adjustment wheel, contact wheels [10 in total incl. backup] €200 sanding belts [one lasts you about 1 - 2 knives depending on quality] €10 per belt and a lot of time searching, calling, assembling, troubleshooting, extra parts [like bolts], you name it. please make absolutely sure you want to have the coolest hobby on earth.

a short list of expenses: watercutting the parts for the grinder €400 1.5Kw electro motor € 150 frequency adjuster [variable speed] €250 drive wheel, adjustment wheel, contact wheels [10 in total incl. backup] €200 sanding belts [one lasts you about 1 - 2 knives depending on quality] €10 per belt and a lot of time searching, calling, assembling, troubleshooting, extra parts [like bolts], you name it. please make absolutely sure you want to have the coolest hobby on earth.

a short list of expenses: watercutting the parts for the grinder €400 1.5Kw electro motor € 150 frequency adjuster [variable speed] €250 drive wheel, adjustment wheel, contact wheels [10 in total incl. backup] €200 sanding belts [one lasts you about 1 - 2 knives depending on quality] €10 per belt and a lot of time searching, calling, assembling, troubleshooting, extra parts [like bolts], you name it. please make absolutely sure you want to have the coolest hobby on earth.

a short list of expenses: watercutting the parts for the grinder €400 1.5Kw electro motor € 150 frequency adjuster [variable speed] €250 drive wheel, adjustment wheel, contact wheels [10 in total incl. backup] €200 sanding belts [one lasts you about 1 - 2 knives depending on quality] €10 per belt and a lot of time searching, calling, assembling, troubleshooting, extra parts [like bolts], you name it. please make absolutely sure you want to have the coolest hobby on earth.

a short list of expenses: watercutting the parts for the grinder €400 1.5Kw electro motor € 150 frequency adjuster [variable speed] €250 drive wheel, adjustment wheel, contact wheels [10 in total incl. backup] €200 sanding belts [one lasts you about 1 - 2 knives depending on quality] €10 per belt and a lot of time searching, calling, assembling, troubleshooting, extra parts [like bolts], you name it. please make absolutely sure you want to have the coolest hobby on earth.

Ah, the first steps of a knifemaker, i remember it well. i am jealous and not at the same time of where you stand right now. please let me suggest to make your first knife first, before you invest a lot of time into a serious belt grinder using ordinary tools like files and such [Gough Custom has a movie about that] i know you're not listening :) but that process will give you a lot of valuable information, and if you like this manly and instant gratification giving hobby in the first place.

they are. they can set you back $100 a wheel if you're not paying attention... i mounted cheap manual forklift [we call it pallet truck in the netherlands] wheels to mine, only $20 a pop. i've seen contact wheels [the big one in the front that you touch with the metal] for no less than $400. check beaumont metal works if you don't believe me. the cheap wheels are still going strong after 6 months though. btw: does your friend have a turn bank [to machine axels]? if so, you can make your own.

Hi Barry, i used the EERF grinder plans from Wilmont Grinders, you should find it on the web [cannot use URL's here]. You can use these plans for free to [water or laser] cut all the parts out of a 1/2" slab of steel and put it all together without having to weld anything. i have some more video's about the grinder on my knife making channel: search for user 'gemeengoed' Then you have to get a power plant and some driving wheels [believe me those are EXPENSIVE] and you're good to go.

Hey Schande! Thanks for the video! Hopefully the jig works well for you! -Aaron