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How to easily Metal Etch Flames onto a knife blade with a battery charger
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2017
- How to easily metal etch Flames on a knife blade with an automotive battery charger. Check out this short how-to video that shows step by step instructions on how to create beautiful two-tone etched flames on knife blades. Perfect for knife making. This is a simple process does not require any acids. Any design can be drawn onto a transfer film and then cut out with a razor. A 12 volt battery charger was used to etch the exposed areas. Knife makers can use this process to enhance or add details onto almost any knife blade or etch the entire blade.
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Thank you soooo much for this video!!
Finally...someone that explains EVERYTHING with just using sticky vinyl, drawing and an exacto knife!!
This is EXACTLY the information I needed!
Thank you, you're a godsend!
Cool knife. Thanks for sharing the process.
Excellent video. Great instruction.
Beautiful work. Great looking knife.
Wish you’d get rid of the music - makes it very difficult to hear what you are saying. Otherwise a great video - thanks for sharing
Thanx - great idea. Inspiring me to get etching and blade making!
That's good work that, mate. You're right. Time consuming but not too difficult. I might have a go.
Very nice. I've been pondering how to make a somewhat detailed brand to burn a logo into woodworking projects. I think with 10 or more etches this method could work. Thanks for the inspiration!
looks awsom will be trying this
Any recommendations for a battery charger that would work with this technique. Seems a lot of the new ones have a safety feature where they will only work when attached to a battery.
Yeah I found that out. My charger is old so no problem. My friend had to rewire his to bypass the breaker. Will try to put together a video on what he did
@@DIYeasycrafts that would be awesome if you could! I've done this by popping alligator clips on an old DC charger block, but it's not enough juice for a nice, deep finish.
@@lauragraham2537 Will do. Might take me a couple wks. Have to get to friends shop to do the video. He is the electrician! Check out some of my newer electro etching videos. Have gotten much better since this one. studio.ua-cam.com/users/videoryUvbaaI9kY/edit
...Nice clear video....Thanks! Gunny
Wow, Awesome job !!
I think you could print on the white vinyl or transfer paper then add to the blade
Very neat!
Thanks. My first attempt at flames
Well done!
Very nice job, how did you transfer the exact design to the other side of the blade?
Really nice job.
Nice
thanks for the info.and by the way you are an artist👍
Believe me if I can do it anyone can! Actually had a lot of fun with this knife. Im currently building a 2x72 inch belt sander and having a bunch of knife blanks waterjet cut. Both should bring the knife builds to a higher level.
Which product used to make the recording
a lot of patience required.
Wonderfully informative video. What brand battery charger do you use?
I saw you used a sharpie for some details. Is it possible to create the entire design with a sharpie right on the blade and etch it?
No for good detail you really need something better. The self adhesive vinyl works great
music is distracting and takes away from the video
Camera quality is pretty bad but the content, is dope AF
How come you don't blow the fuse doing this?
I have an old automotive battery charger. With the new ones you have to by pass the fuse
@@DIYeasycrafts full disclosure, that's exactly what happened, I blew the fuse on mine. Will it be enough to replace it with a thicker gauge wire, or will I blow something else?
Love the flames ! Hate that clubby handle (no offense).
how do you get the dark patina?
AWESOME,tell me again please, what was the sticky back material you put on the blade that you put the pattern on.....THANKS
I have a clear transfer film and also a white vinyl. Got both at Michaels Art Supply. The clear is nice because you can trace a design but the white is thicker and hold up better to heat from etching.
sticker vinyl, if your wife has a cricut etc, you can make any design you want and won't have to cut pattern with a knife.
Fantastico 👏
Hello thanks for video its a nice knife, what you used is at minute 7:00 , it electric and liquid what is??
Julio Cavalera salt water
Very nice work, but the music is a bit loud to hear your voice...
Sorry about that. Still learning about video editing. You are not the first to report the problem and it has been resolved. If you get a chance check out one of the newer videos. This one is also on Metal Etching. ua-cam.com/video/9OWPbXUVDEQ/v-deo.html
Thanks man. Look forward to more of your vids!
I think you said you did this prior to tempering the blade. Would it work as well on an already finished blade (VG-10 steel)?
I'm thinking about etching a kitchen knife primarily so that cut food is less likely to stick to the side of the blade. Is the etching deep enough to feel with your finger or fingernail?
Thanks!
Should work on any non coated blade. Etching can be very deep, depends on time of etch. I think the etched areas might actually help food to adhere to it
Thanks. I assume you're thinking it might make foods adhere because of the roughness of the etched metal "grabbing" the food? Do you know of a way to vary the roughness of the etch (amount of salt, watts or amps)?
Just duration. Etch one area for 60 sec for a deep etch and others for 30sec.
Sorry whats on the negative side? I cant hear you :(
Positive gets clipped to the knife. Neg to a wad of gauze which is dipped into salt water
"How to easily Metal Etch Flames onto a knife blade".
In the slow lane.
wow very nice,,,
what is white thing are u use?
I used a white vinyl to create the template. The other item is a piece of white gauze which I dampened in salt water for the electroetching
thanks bro for share
how do you remove a diy etching?
Sand and polish it off
if you don't have vinyl could you use duct tape or gorilla tape instead?
Should work. Might not be as easy to cut out small detail but otherwise should work fine
duct tape has threads running through it. Will not give you as clean an edge
cool
Nice video, music was a little too loud compared to your voice
Random question: Are you Jewish? You sound Jewish, there's a hint of Jew in your voice