Making a vintage marking knife
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2017
- The design of this marking knife was inspired by a vintage tool.
I thought the way the blade is attached to the handle is much better than the ferrule we use these days, since the tool is narrower and can get easier into tight spaces.
To keep with the vintage look I used copper and left it unfinished so it will develop a patina in time. I also used an old piece of wood for the handle, partially rotten, cracked and full of worm holes, to go with the theme. - Навчання та стиль
If you are interested in the tools used in this video: www.thesmallworkshop.com/my-tools
If you'd like to support this channel: www.patreon.com/TheSmallWorkshop
The Small Workshop u should try hardening the steel instead of trying again it really isn’t that hard and u can get away with it with a blow torch or if u are patient enough you can use a bbq lighter and dip it in water
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The Small Workshop your saw is super SHARP!
The Small Workshop . Why do not you try wandering Harry Potter?
That is really impressive
I don’t think I can express to you how terrified I am for your fingers.
Especially when he restores the rusty objects. He can get tetanus without gloves or anything. Unless hes got the shot for it.
@@G3n10s1TYalmost every person in the USA/EU has had a tetanus shot within the past 10yrs... every year. Only way to really avoid it is to basically never go to the hospital or doctors office. Ever.
He's not only good at making things, but he's good at drawing TOO! I wish I was this guy
Ya know I noticed that too about his sketches. 😊
All-around artist and craftsman. I watch this and now I want to try but don’t have any of those tools. I better stick to drawing and just enjoy the next guys’ work.
chang😆😂
Tell me about it I’m 13 and I draw like my 5 year old sister
That's beautiful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Damn 3 years ago
damn 3 weeks ago?
@@sebastianmichaelis853 damn 4 days ago
@@katermelon damn six days ago
@@tramlamarc.3481 damn 3 days ago
Him: what could go wrong
Me: everything
Shut up
@@iffafatima2356 what an iffy thing to say.
9:47 I did that once on one of my metal work projects at school, thought I was gonna die
11:41 that’s the most satisfying thing I’ve seen all day 😂
That's why I love lathe work, whether it be metal or wood, as watching the material change like that is so satisfying. Bringing metal to a chamfer or squaring an end off, ring by ring, or adding oil or wax to wood, on and off the lathe
Love metalwork, I regret not doing woodwork
IKR u should watch the cleaver restoration video
@@nazbr01 that is not as useful as its satisfying IMO
This is half the fun of owning shop equipment - making more equipment and improving the shop.
Really great job on both the video and the project.
I'm 63 now but, I have bought and collected Homemade/Handmade tools for Years especially from Estate Auctions....
"Hmm, I really want a vintage marking knife."
*shops around on the internet, doesn't find one to his liking*
_sigh_ . . . "Okay, I'll just make one."
Why?
Need a tool, make a tool. There is an inherent pride in providing for oneself. Beautiful job.
Excellent
Very beautiful tool, I love it
which one
14:07
Look at that brush trying to sneak away
lol
It's like "he's focused on that if I just slowly move then I can escape him and never be used again ah crap too slow" 😂😂😂
Second video I've watched, I love the 'warts and all' approach with what can go wrong. We're all constantly learning and we all do things in different ways. It's what's rightand works for you that counts.
Interesting design; turned out well. For my own, I made a blade with a “tang” that went the full length of the handle and mounted the wood handle on the top side only; sort of a hybrid between a Japanese steel blade knife that normally wouldn’t have a handle and a western style marking knife with a wood handle. I like it because it has no handle on the underside to get in the way if I want to use it with something thick.
9:44 now you know why we worry
A coworker was drilling out a hole of some piece of metal, and although he did used a drill chuck, he uderestimated the force of the drill once it got stuck, so he completly smashed his hand against the machine because he didn't let go. Took a few operations and a couple of months to get his hand working again. Another one was wearing gloves for protecting his hand against the drill cuttings untill a big one got stuck in his glove and almost took of his thumb. So the moral of this is that you always keep in mind that a machine doesn't have any remorse and kill or mutilate you in a blink of an eye without saying sorry :).
tallbeard good lord, that’s terrible. I think the moral is to use your goddamn brain and common sense to know that a machine will fucking kill you if you’re not careful. (So, basically your moral but with swearing)
@@tallbeard7111 off* ... Took *off* his thumb :D
:v
Edy
8:36 every buildup in every 2016 "epic bass drop " song..
lmaooo finally something original
Sure glad I watched this before I made my first one! Thanks for posting this. Now I have something to shoot for; what a beautiful example.
it must be amazing to imagine something and literally make it real 🤩👏🏼
I don’t know why but my favorite part is when you start carving the wood for the handle sooooo satisfying!!!
This is pure ART. Grettings from Poland...
me: ah i can't cut this cardboard it's too HaRd
Man: proceeds to cut metal with a saw
Coolest marking knife I've ever seen. Has a mid evil look to it. Thanks for making such great projects and videos!!!
Always admire your craftsmanship.
Useful art. Love it!
I've watched the video about six times. It never gets old. I enjoy it more each time. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, truly a beautiful piece. Might be one of my favorite builds I've come across on youtube. Excellent craftsmanship.
I laughed out loud, when i read your comment "You worry too much"! ;-)
Also your circular saw with the unprotected blade makes me nervous, only by looking at it. But hey, safety is boring, isn't it? ;-)
The knife is great, it's a little piece of artwork. You're an excellent craftsman with sense for aesthetics. Thank's for sharing this video with us.
I watch many of these kind of videos and they seem to NEVER use a safety blade 😑 I don't know why the fuck you would do that to yourself!
were is the comment at
I didn’t know steel could be soft.
*the more you know*
I mean everything is relative.
your videos are very entertaining are what takes away my stress and relaxes me thanks for uploading them
The time and patience this man deserves 10,000,000,000
I've decided, in the future, to make as many of my hand tools as possible so I have been doing a lot of "research" (read: watching UA-cam). Your interpretation of a vintage marking knife is really inspiring. I love to use "worthless" wood whenever I can, so it was great to see the firewood handle! Looking forward to more builds in this vein from you. -Mike
Wow watching my third video of yours... Subscribed already! You, sir, are an artist ;)
I'm so impressed by how you do everything so precise by the eye. Very cool knife !
I want one. This is one of the most beautiful tools I have ever seen. If I had a lathe I would try to make one.
Having to remake half the piece all over again and skipping to "back on track" in 10 seconds is practically DIY porn.
😭😂
Lmao 😭🤣
Huge thumb up! I always like your work mate. Keep it up :)
Same here m8, big fan of your channel!
Thanks!! :)
5 years? 3 likes? Verified? 2 replies?
Its incredible how you turn a piece a tree into a masterpiece 🙌🏼🙌🏼
My favorite thing is the handle making, just satisfying
11:40 is the coolest part
**Deadly metal sprung around**
"Whoops!"
"Oh no!,Anyways"
@@abdullahmahsud8334?
What a treat to watch your skills in operation.
this is awesome, remaking the vintage tools. i love it!
*in thanos voice* "I use the saw to cut the saw"
its just like i said it to my friends but i said i use the metal to cut the metal
😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
@@lilstheangel1522 bro i made this comment over a year ago lmaoo.
@@benjaminamezquita3112 don't call me bro also I didn't notice it definitely doesn't say that
12:00
“Hahah yeah baby all finished and varnished”
12:10
“NOOOoooOoooOoOoO”
now this piece is really inspirational! Thank you so much fro doing what you do!
Beautiful quality. Thanks for the great video.
That's a fine lookin' marking knife.
*11:41** So Satisfying ... 😍*
Ikr
Try to not feel good challenge
it was until he stopped spinning it
True asmr
i felt the moment as well
Wow! You are great! This is the real Arts and Craft.
That’s a beautiful little knife! My little crow brain has fallen head over heels for it
i like this so much im in the middle of making my own. so far so good although, ive had to take another look at this vid to see how im gona attach the timber part of the handle.
Cool how long it took
I’m just thinking of the millions of ways I could die in there
Why am I so addicted to these sorts of videos.
working with all those tiny metal shavings without gloves... the absolute madman
This channel is so satisfying.
Hi there from Portugal,
Nice Knife :D
Obrigado(Thanks)
This guy takes real pride in his work.
Beautiful ! A functional work of art. Thanks for sharing.
THAT POLISH CLIP THOO WAS EVERYTHINGG
"you worry too much" 😂😂
now i cannot understand how ancient civilizations made some beautiful things without these machines..
Very beautiful, I wish I had these tools to make my own stuff like this.
I like carving my pencil
Wdym?
the marking knife is absolutely beautiful and goes above and beyond a basic shop project,thank you for sharing your hard work with us,all the best to you and yours :-)
Thank you Ron!
its beter than nothing
Ron Sanford true
It is just amazing how you made all the job again just because it was soft steel, Im kinda grateful that you took that much of a job, so, new sub, keep the good stuff coming
Literally two seconds before you mentioned the steel being too soft I had said the same thing!! Freaked me out. No worries, just harden it after you do the work. I usually anneal hard steel to work it and then harden it at the end. Well done, I have subscribed.
other youtube channels have thousand-dollar tools an here you are making the same types of blades with a hacksaw and a bench vice
beautiful
Wonderful work 👏👏👏... As mech engineers, we get tempted too... But we neither have such great skills not a workshop!! Keep it u up!!
That is a work of art!
Really like those copper langets.
Not Dave มวย
Awesome video glad to see new video from you!
Thank you Pawel!
The Small Workshop I know this is checky but can you send me one cuz I don't have a lot of money nor the tools to make something like this if you can I would be happy
Lol. Strangers asking for handouts. That's rich.
send him the one made with the soft metal lol
the sound of cutting metal sends shivers down my spine
This is so good I am getting jealous . Well done !!!!!!
It became an ideal weapon for the primitive hunting....
12:49
Random guy: Oh shhh-
Another random guy: it’s the predator!!! Run!!!!
Haha you funny heres a like 👍
Amigo....é de arrepiar tamanho capricho!!! *ADOREI*!
Muito obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.
Abraço
when i saw you cutting through the first blade like butter, i was like that steel is really soft.
Uma obra de arte parabéns!!!!
Brasil.
9:47~ What a happen! Take care bro.
Looks like a arrowhead to me, great idea
Great tool for a nice shop. Looks like you had some other nice hand made items in this video. Great job.
the best tool to use when drawing a tattoo on someone
Coolest thing ive ever seen
McDoodle ChickenBoi what about Siberia, whatever remains of the North & South Pole s??????
Your vids are SUPER relaxing.
It's so relaxing watching these videos
You, fine sir, are a good craftsman!
that is some hacksaw, it went through the blade quick or did i miss something, the blade must be soft
ian edge That's when I realized the metal was to soft, I'm glad he noticed before continuing with the protect. It came out nicely
ian edge I was under impression that is the only reason to destroy saw blade (too soft maybe warped?...). but still way too soft for knife edge.
Robert Kajor The saw blade was ptobably not sharp anynore, missing some teeth, etc. It was probably softened for easier use.
just wanted to say the same xD crazy how it goes in like butter
carbide blades have noticeably softer disks (depending on brands). This had carbide edges. industrial size blades are harder even with carbide tips since the stress and speed of the blades are quite high.
You can see the second blade has no carbide tips on it, hence the hardness in the whole blade.
This looks so cute! I love it!!!
this is SUCH a gorgeous tool. automatic subscribe by the quality of it 😍😍
Beautiful work. Really enjoy the craftsmanship exhibited.
That's beautiful. How long did the project take?
15 minutes and 37 seconds
Sean Tobin alright wise ass XD
Sean Tobin friggin smart ass
it most likely took 1-2 hours
Adam well that escalated quickly!
That’s really nice work a beautiful piece
Very Beautiful Piece!
WhAt COulD gO WrONG? famous last words buddy, famous last words.
11:40 Ultra satisfaction
circumcise me
Ю и
really?
Another beautiful job.
Man, I was watching your vid and saw the pruning blade knife and busted out laughing. I thought to myself, maybe I am not the only one using imagination when using other items for blades. I made a couple of them and gave one to a doctor wanting one for deer hunting. Way to go.
I love your channel and would like to see more videos uploaded ;-)
You really should do a patreon so you can justify the time commitment. I bet you would be surpised at the amount of people willing to give something back :-)
Thanks, I have a patreon account and had it promoted on my channel for a while last year and I only got 1 patron. You are right I was surprised :) As for new content I'm filming last scenes of a new project right now.
Why did you remove the link then? Give it some time :-)
Was searching for your Patreon account. Only getting an error message when I try to open the link :-/
Here it is: www.patreon.com/TheSmallWorkshop I'm adding some info to it right now, I think I'll give it another try. At first I planned to give my finished projects as rewards for patrons, but it turned out it was against the rules, so I was kinda disappointed and deleted all the content on patreon.
IMHO: Forget about the rewards.
Just make a dedicated video promoting it (for example explain that it helps you staying motivated and makes it easier to justify the time and expenses that go into the production of a video) and mention it briefly at the end of every video (with link directly to it in the videos, not only in the description [most people don't read the description]) and it will work out :-)
excellent old world craftsmanship - well done
I'd buy your tools in a heartbeat!
Very nice! Makes me want to make one with my dad. He and my grandfather have always been wood workers, and I have become more and more interested in metal and wood working. Sounds like a great father son project that we could do together. And I bet we could use one of my grandfathers old pieces of metal (saw blades, files or something) to make one of these. The aesthetic is even exactly like the stuff that my grandfather would have made. We can use his old lathe and lathe tools to make the handle. I have a piece of black walnut that might look really nice.
Go for it! I had a lot of projects planned with my father that we never got to finish, now I regret postponing them.