Do you know the Victorinox Scissors Sharpening-Trick ?? - SAK custom & maintenance (17/20)
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- In this video i show you an easy trick to sharpen the scissors of a Swiss Army Knife.
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I'm really pleased with this! It works like a charm ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxDcr-y2Pf6xdnrFHrSP7dl9kpKaCozcSQ Takes less time than my old electric sharpener because it can take more off the knife faster, and then it smooths out nicely with the finer grit polisher. I don't know how long it will last before the grit wears away, but I wouldn't mind having to replace it every once in a while.
Thanks a lot for your interesting comment!
That trick with the cardboard is sheer genius! Thank you!!
You are so welcome!
Getting the angle with a piece of card is ingenious! Thank you for that!
Glad you like it! Thanks a lot Paul!
Have you ever thought about being a professional teacher? In my opinion you have ALL the qualities to perfectly transfer knowledge to another person. You explain things in a very simple direct way as you demonstrate precisely what you are saying. Brilliant!
Thank you very much for the roses!
Don’t forget to mention his playfulness. One of the greater assets to a good teacher.
He is a professional! And I, as a Fellow Educator, admire and envy his work! and yes, SeenoChasm, the ability to "lighten up" the material also helps to keep the class awake.
When you make it relevant and funny, it gets remembered!
@@TimeSurfer206 Very true
As a retired teacher, I fully agree.
Half way through this video I already know I'm going to watch this at least ten times to fully understand this method. Wow, Felix, what a great tip. Further I fully agree with John Cortex and all others here, you're the best possible teacher.
After watching so many of these wonderful, so helpful videos done with joy and expertise, I'm falling in love all over again with my Swiss Army Knives. Wunderbar, Danke Felix.
10000 Dank!!
Another absolutely brilliant teaching, I would never have thought that one through in a million years.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely love your channel.
Everytime you post a video, it is alway entertaining, informative and fun. You are the Bob Ross of Swiss Army Knives.
Be well kind sir !
I had never really thought about how scissors worked before. Thanks for this tip, which will make a big difference to my Victorinox scissors.
You are so welcome!
Fabulous video!! I had to watch 10 frustratingly useless videos before finding this. Thank-you so much!
I love Felix’s fun little videos. He teaches so well and they help us to enjoy our Swiss Army knives and make the most of them. Thanks Felix. Been enjoying these since lockdown. Sorry I didn’t comment earlier! 😎🤩
Scissor sharpening can be a challenge for me. Thank you for showing and sharing the angle guide which is perfect tool to maintain proper edge control.
You Sir are a master mind and we Love Vctorinox SAKs!! ❤️ 🇺🇸
Super! Thank you!
One of the best sharpening demos I have seen for scissors.
Der Trick mit der Schablone ist genial!
Danke Martin!
Danke mein Freund. Heute habe ich erfahren, woher das Wort "Genius" im Englischen kommt.
I need to start watching your videos in Deutsches, Felix. I used to have it pretty well and am feeling a need to get it back.
Fantastic! The scissors are my most used tool on my SAK! This will help me sharpen for sure! Thank you my friends and happy Friday!
Thanks! You too my friend!
Scissors are the most valuable tool in my Tool Belt, Tool Box, AND Kitchen!
This was a Godsend.
First USEFUL VIDEO I've found after hours of searching! Thank you
Thank you very much!
You are a genius Felix! Even though my scissors need a good sharpening, I still don't understand too much how to do it. However, I definitely understand what NOT to do. Thank you for that!!
Thank you so much! I have a really nice Victorinox Swiss knife I got from my father a decade ago, and the scissors especially are very dull. I’ve been afraid to sharpen them myself, for fear of causing damage, but your explanation is so detailed and helpful that I think I can do it!
Yes...go for it!
It's nice to see that you're always enjoying your own videos. Keep on smilin'!
Thank you Francis!
Hello from South Texas! I absolutely enjoy your videos. As soon as I started watching I wanted to go get my very own combo knife. Still trying to decide which one I want to carry. Your content is spot on and I can see how much energy, effort and thought that goes into each video. However, being from South Texas and having people say I/we have an accent….you are enjoyable to listen to and doing an excellent job with your English.
Have a wonderful day!
Great tip, I've definitely had this scissor sharpening problem before
Glad it helped! Thanks a lot for watching!
Now perhaps it's just the cannabis talking, but you are so educated when it comes to the Swiss Army Knife! I'm impressed, brother.
Thank you!
I don’t know how I didn’t know about your videos before last week. You do a great job with them, and it’s just so enjoyable to watch you do something improvised or New, or just to take special pride enough craft. Thanks for taking us on your journey.
By way of giving back, the scissors sharpen easily by cutting aluminum foil. Just folding a piece of aluminum foil over, snipping it, just sharpens them right back up again in a pinch when a persons away from the workshop. :-)
Dude... Even at my baddest day just watching you makes me smile again 😄😄
Thank you very much!
Felix - the Best VixMan ever!!!
I echo the comment by John Cortex. Your level of enthusiasm is contagious. This is a very important characteristic of a REALLY GOOD teacher. You definitely keep your viewers connected with the points you are showing.
You are truly one of Switzerlands greatest exports !
Now I go to sharpen all my scissors ! 👍
Super...thanks a lot for your feedback!
Over the years I have bought several Victorinoxes, but the one I am most fond of is in Switzerland - in a sort of Autogrill - forty years ago now.
I use it all day, I live in the country, and I must say that I have never felt the need to sharpen the scissors, although I often use them on myself for "delicate surgical operations" on the toe nails ... (instead, I redo the edge to the main blade every time I need a precise and clean cut, surprising me every time by the longevity of this tool).
Hello Giampiero. Thanks a lot for your wonderful story!
AFAIK the scissors are self-sharpening when used, I guess that's why they require less maintenance than the other edges on the SAK
Now that is pretty awesome! I really like the hack of using the cardboard to keep the proper angle. Thank you!
Glad you like it my friend!
Thanks Victorinox master! 😁 After watching your video i made several templates to sharpen the scissors at the right angle. 😅 Works perfect.
Super...thanks a lot for your feedback!
glad to see someone mentioning how scissors actually work , I'm tired of seeing "sharpened" (ruined) scissors by people(professionals even!) who think they're just 2 knives in a pivot
Another helpful video from the happiest man on UA-cam! 😃
Wow, thanks!😃
Felix is the best.
Thaanks a lot for this compliment!
@@FelixImmler You are always so nice and warm hearted, It is a pleasure to be welcomed like you meet an old friend each time. Thank you for that and please never change dear sir.
Thank you for another excellent video!
Thanks for watching!
Super Idee die Karton Schablone.
Danke Urs!
3:27 I'm very impressed with this explanation! Brilliant way to make us understand!
That was very informative.
Thanks a lot Ronald!
Superb tip with the piece of card,, thank you,, you, are a genius,,,
Thanks a lot!
Hallo Felix,
danke Dir. Das hast Du super erklärt und auch die Info zum Winkel war sehr hilfreich!
Mach weiter so.
Gruß Eric.
Danke Eric, dein Kommentar freut mich!
Hello from USA. Thank you so much! I had no idea how to do this. I have some expensive scissors that need attention.
Thanks a lot Deborah!
@@FelixImmler you're welcome😊
Such a genius trick with the cardboard, thank you very much!!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Nice lesson about the scissor, i asked by my self often what to do if it got blunt!!!
Thanks a lot Jeff!
Das erste Video welches das Schleifen der Schere im Detail erklärt ! Habe einiges gelernt.
Very good information for when sharpening any scissors, especially the idea of a guide.
Holy cow !!!! Thanks man, I needed this
Thanks a lot Mauro.
Wow, what a great video.. i had no idea how to sharpen scissors. Thanks for that!
Thanks a lot Annie. Glad it was helpful!
Very good trick Felix! Thank you once again.
Excellent video, thank you so much. I have no hesitation in subscribing straight away to your channel without even watching another video. Sometimes you find people on UA-cam that you just know are amazing. I cannot wait to see your other videos.
Best to you Felix.
Many thanks
Gray
Eine hervorragende Anleitung - besten Dank Felix!
Besten Dank Peter!
Excelent Felix, thanks for the video!
Thank you for your awesome sharpening videos and for providing the special angles, tips, and tricks. I made a template for the scissors, awl/reamer, and large blade out of some old credit cards.
Super Idea!!
Sehr hilfreicher Trick. Danke Felix!
You’re awesome! Funny how things that are logical to some need to be explained in detail to others. You do a great job of explaining.
This was such an incredibly helpful video. Great stuff, and that cardboard trick was wonderful.
Thank you very much!
Felix, thank you for your videos! I always watch them with pleasure. Your videos are very detailed and informative, I don't even need a translation into my language to understand you. Thank you very much!
Thank you, Felix! I just saw this video, followed your instructions, and now my SAK scissors are VERY sharp! I couldn't find the Victorinox Diamond Sharpener (which you used), so used the grinding stone of the Vic Dual Knife Sharpener (I've also got some ceramic rods which I could use...not sure if one would work better than the other). Cutting paracord is now a snap! Thanks again!
so thankful you made this! I remember asking about it and couldn't wait for you video!
Super! Thanks a lot..
Very useful trick Felix, thank you very much.
Thank you, Felix! I wasn't able to find this information anywhere else. Extremely helpful.
Such an incredibly informative video! Even though I don't need to sharpen any of my scissors at the moment, I loved your visual explanation for how they operate.
Thank you so much, Felix. Very useful video
You are welcome!
Nice (quick) homemade jig for guiding the angle. Nice video. Thank you Felix.
Again a good idea!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Clever little trick. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Wonderful demonstration! Thank you Felix
Thanks a lot Topo!!
This is such an amazing trick. Thank you brother!
Really clever! I love your channel.
Thanks for this great tip, Felix! Have a great weekend!
Wish I could give this a second like, just for the sound effects!
Thank you a lot!! My scissors didn't cut so well anymore. After this video my scissors are like a new one! Genial!!
Thanks again for another informative video.
Very good information! Thanks for making the video.
Danke Felix für dieer Trik
Danke für den Besuch auf meinem Kanal!
Excellent sharpening video. This will extend the life of many scissors! Thanks
Genius!!! Many thanks 🙏🏼🇬🇧
This is genius Felix!! Thanks so much for your knowledge!! 🙏🙏🙏
My pleasure!
comme d'habitude une excellente vidéo!! merci Felix!!
Salut Jean. Merci bien!
Another great video, thank you!
So so SO well explained. Danke und Thank you!
Top trick👍👍super wie immer! Schoenes wochenende felix
Danke Boris!
Excellent trick , thank's Félix!!
I always learn something new from your videos. Keep up the Great Work !!!
Awesome, thank you!
Great idea!
Very informative. Thanks Felix.
Glad it was helpful!
Félix! Simplemente genio!👏👏👏un gran abrazo desde Argentina🇦🇷
Thank you so much for the tips, my friend! Hugs from Brazil!
My pleasure!
I’ve dreamed about it... Felix make it!
Thanks for your comment!
Exactly what I was looking for
Thank you very much!
A very helpful trick, great idea and awesome presentation!
Very understandable explained especially with the carton sjablonen to have the right angle to sharpen.
Great video
Perfekt! Danke.
Thank you bro, will try to sharp my Victorinox scissors.
Good luck Oleksii
Thank you.... Amazing tricks.... It really works....
Thanks. I have several Classics that I purchased used and had just started to carry one on my key chain yesterday. Noticed that the scissors would not cut string. Saw your video and problem solved. Thanks again.
Thanks a lot for this feedback Bill.
Very informative. Thanks
Very good idea making a template to keep the angle 😉
I have a really cheap garden pruning shears that cuts way better than a (somehow) expensive Fiskars I also have. I was disappointing about the Fiskars cause is more ergonomic, way better steel and way sharper, but fails to cut properly. It felt that it had bad geometry, but after this video is plainly clear, and I can try to fix it. Thank you for yet another wonderful video!
Thanks a lot for your feedback!
The shearing angle needs to match the material being cut. Look at an old-fashioned paper cutter and compare that angle to a pair of metal-cutting snips. If you cut metal with the paper shears they would dull quickly, and if you cut paper with the metal snips the cut would be ragged. There is also the mechanical force between the blades; for them to 'shear' the cutting surfaces must always be in contact with each other. The surface hardness of the metal resists wear and the in-depth hardness resists denting. We think of scissors blades as being straight but the good one's aren't. Hold them up to a light sideways while closed and you'll see light between the blades toward the pivot while the tips touch. Open them slowly and watch the contact point move toward the pivot. Also look at the blades on the plane where they slide across each other. Again what you thought was flat isn't- that is slightly concave or angled, and because of that when the edges rub across each other any small dents in the cutting surface either get sheared off or pushed back into shape by the other blade. This is what creates the "self-sharpening" action.
So once again we find something which seems very simple, yet is actually very complex if it's done well. There is a lot of thought in making good general-purpose scissors which must both cut delicate things such as paper cleanly, yet not deform or chip when cutting something harder like wood or light metals. And once again the older non-stainless carbon steels do a much better job than newer alloys because of their overall properties and how they can be hardened both in-depth and on a surface only. Mr. Immler's trick of finding and holding the angle while sharpening is awesome, and as long as the correct angle is used will work for sharpening any shears or scissors. Another great video from the world's Master of Victorinox :)
Great. I liked a lot how you made a tool with a piece of paper. A simple solution to get the right angle. 👍
Merci Félix 🖐🏻😉🇨🇭
Thanks for watching!