Really interesting Kyle. I like how you speed up the video at times you are doing repetitive work. Thank you also for the close up shots. You are well spoken also; not much "uh, um". Well thought out and presented!
Thanks for the tip on the ruler... just ordered one and will help out a ton I’m sure! Keep up the videos brother i just posted some and know its a lot of work so thanks again!
Bootleg Blades Thanks man! I have plans to do some more, life stuff has been busy lately. I am going to try and make more! Any items you would specifically like to see?
I know how life gets in the way of fun stuff lol.. It’s hard to find the time to shoot and mostly to edit videos I’ve been trying to do a no need to edit video but that hasn’t happened yet. Maybe next one i shoot lmao. Honestly anything knife making is good with me! I usually learn something new and always enjoy watching how other makers work!
Nice! I wish I could do something like that! Each segment is usually recorded at least 2 times and usually more like 5-6!!! I always love seeing how others do things. I can usually pull something from everyone.
Thank you for showing how it is done, but what do you do when you glue the handles on? It is not difficult to keep the glue away from the filework or remove the glue from the filework?
Gareth Martin Thanks for the like, subscribing, and the feedback! That is a great point that I should have had. On my webpage there is an example of all the filework patterns I do. khdailyknives.com/about-us/filework/. Are there any other knife making videos you would like to see?
Never heard of an Incra ruler before mate, seems a lot more useful & less sacrificial than the Inca ruler I’ve been using. No wonder half the village’s missing.
It is a ruler made by Incra. It is called a precision bend ruler and I got it from Rockler Woodworking. Amazon has them also. I will try to add a link in the description.
Very nice work. An excellent example of how repetition can lead to desirable patterns. You make this look easy, I'm subscribing! P.S. I have absolute vise envy...
Thanks man! That vise is relatively inexpensive for how great it is. They go on sale on Amazon pretty frequently and get around the $200 mark sometimes.
Justin Lyman It is a Foredom TX flex shaft. You can also use a Dremel to do the same thing. I used a Dremel for a long time before I bought my Foredom TX. I have other attachments I use on mine that make it work really well in a small shop. They have one that makes a right angle and you can use a 2” quick change disk. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.
Great vid. Perhaps a little slower on the explanation of the thorn. You showed it once, kind of, but would be cool to go a little deeper into that explanation and show more examples rather than just showing it once and then speeding up the vid.
Part of my learning experience on UA-cam making videos…There are many examples on my website as well as Instagram. I also wrote a book showing all the steps with photos and dimensioned drawings on my website for 5 different filework patterns.
@@KHDailyKnives But I don't want to go to your website I was invested in watching the video here on youtube waited all the way to the end and you didn't show the completed project a little silly I think
@@bikepony3498 Thank you for watching to the end, not sure what else to say...I made the video 5 years ago. You can not edit a video once it is uploaded other than taking it down completely. Also, thank you for continuing to voice your displeasure for all the work I put into making the video.
David Wright sorry I missed the last clip in the video. On Instagram you can see many examples of my different filework patterns. I don’t know of a way to update this video on UA-cam.
I did not realize that till much after the video was uploaded. You can check out many different filework designs on my website. khdailyknives.com/about-us/filework/ If you have any other questions about the video, I would be happy to answer them.
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I love doing spine work. Its therapeutic
@@jamzwayne I agree with you sometimes. When there is a pile of 20 knives, it doesn’t seem to therapeutic at times 😂
just made my 1st spine vine shape looks amazing, thnx for the idea
Awesome man! So glad to have helped a little!
Great video. Thank you for sharing
Thank you!
This is an excellent video, Kyle. Keep it up! I didn't realize how much went into the file work.
Thanks man! I have gotten a ton of requests on how I do it. Thought it was time to make a video and help some people along.
Really interesting Kyle. I like how you speed up the video at times you are doing repetitive work. Thank you also for the close up shots. You are well spoken also; not much "uh, um". Well thought out and presented!
Thank you!! I had to do a couple of takes to get a lot of the uh’s or um’s out! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the tip on the ruler... just ordered one and will help out a ton I’m sure! Keep up the videos brother i just posted some and know its a lot of work so thanks again!
Bootleg Blades Thanks man! I have plans to do some more, life stuff has been busy lately. I am going to try and make more! Any items you would specifically like to see?
I know how life gets in the way of fun stuff lol.. It’s hard to find the time to shoot and mostly to edit videos I’ve been trying to do a no need to edit video but that hasn’t happened yet. Maybe next one i shoot lmao. Honestly anything knife making is good with me! I usually learn something new and always enjoy watching how other makers work!
Nice! I wish I could do something like that! Each segment is usually recorded at least 2 times and usually more like 5-6!!! I always love seeing how others do things. I can usually pull something from everyone.
Nice work man !!!
Thank you! 🤘🤘
It would have been nice to see you do 2-3 of the leaf and thorns before going to high speed fast forward
Thank you for showing how it is done, but what do you do when you glue the handles on? It is not difficult to keep the glue away from the filework or remove the glue from the filework?
Paul Bohl I just fill the whole gap with epoxy and sand away the epoxy to reveal the filework pattern underneath. Hope that helps!
It would have been nice to see a close-up of the finished pattern but good work. Liked and subbed.
Gareth Martin Thanks for the like, subscribing, and the feedback! That is a great point that I should have had. On my webpage there is an example of all the filework patterns I do. khdailyknives.com/about-us/filework/. Are there any other knife making videos you would like to see?
Thanks Kyle, I'll visit your site.
Very cool, man!
Thank you! Going to try and get some more tip videos put up here on UA-cam.
Never heard of an Incra ruler before mate, seems a lot more useful & less sacrificial than the Inca ruler I’ve been using.
No wonder half the village’s missing.
@@redraven1604 It is really helpful for marking out precise measurements in certain applications.
@@KHDailyKnives So just like the Inca Ruler but less blood & pissed off neighbours then, gotcha.
thanks for sharing what is the engraver you have?
Stanley Jaxen The rotary tool is called a Foredom TX. It is a flex shaft tool that is basically a Dremel on steroids!
Damn did I miss the close up of the finished product? No happy ending??
What kind of, and where did you get that ruler you use in this video?! I need one of those!!
It is a ruler made by Incra. It is called a precision bend ruler and I got it from Rockler Woodworking. Amazon has them also. I will try to add a link in the description.
Very nice work. An excellent example of how repetition can lead to desirable patterns. You make this look easy, I'm subscribing!
P.S. I have absolute vise envy...
Thanks man! That vise is relatively inexpensive for how great it is. They go on sale on Amazon pretty frequently and get around the $200 mark sometimes.
What's the electric carving tool called? Couldn't quite hear what you said.
Justin Lyman It is a Foredom TX flex shaft. You can also use a Dremel to do the same thing. I used a Dremel for a long time before I bought my Foredom TX. I have other attachments I use on mine that make it work really well in a small shop. They have one that makes a right angle and you can use a 2” quick change disk. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.
Much thanks!
Cool video
Thank you! I have been trying to do some helpful videos! Is there anything you would like to see in the future?
Please show close up of actual file work on the blade.
There are many pictures of the completed filework on my Instagram page KHDailyKnives.
Im a maker myself interesting to watch others
Nice! I like watching others too! I usually can always pick up something useful!
Great vid. Perhaps a little slower on the explanation of the thorn. You showed it once, kind of, but would be cool to go a little deeper into that explanation and show more examples rather than just showing it once and then speeding up the vid.
Derek Pollard Thanks for the suggestion! I plan on doing a couple other filework pattern videos.
Geez . . . What does that look like when it’s complete??? 🤣🤪
Thanks buddy! 😜😜 I am going to have to do a part 2 of this video like Brian House told me to do.
He could have showed the finished product
Part of my learning experience on UA-cam making videos…There are many examples on my website as well as Instagram. I also wrote a book showing all the steps with photos and dimensioned drawings on my website for 5 different filework patterns.
@@KHDailyKnives But I don't want to go to your website I was invested in watching the video here on youtube waited all the way to the end and you didn't show the completed project a little silly I think
@@bikepony3498 Thank you for watching to the end, not sure what else to say...I made the video 5 years ago. You can not edit a video once it is uploaded other than taking it down completely. Also, thank you for continuing to voice your displeasure for all the work I put into making the video.
Woulda been nice to see some close ups and the finished file work. For all i know the filework looks like shit
David Wright sorry I missed the last clip in the video. On Instagram you can see many examples of my different filework patterns. I don’t know of a way to update this video on UA-cam.
@@KHDailyKnives hey all good. Thanks for video subbed
Well hell you didn't show the finished work!!!! That was a waste!
I did not realize that till much after the video was uploaded. You can check out many different filework designs on my website. khdailyknives.com/about-us/filework/ If you have any other questions about the video, I would be happy to answer them.