I Turned a Drill Bit into Butterfly Knife
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Hola, Today I am turning a BUTTERFLY KNIFE out of Drill Bit, it was very tough to forge rusty drill bit into Butterfly Knife's shape. I used whole bit iron half for blade and other half for handle grips. Watch out the whole video you'll enjoy it.
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0:00 Picking up Drill Bit & Review
0:15 Forging
2:15 Cutting & Sanding
3:35 Drilling Holes for Brass & wooden pieces
4:30 Hand Filing
5:19 Cutting Brass Pieces for handle
6:12 Making Wooden Pieces for handle
7:37 Blade Bevel
8:17 Hardening Process
8:40 Hand Sanding
9:10 Drilling Holes for Pivot Screw
9:35 Making Pivot Screws
11:05 Grip Designing
12:16 Polishing the parts
12:42 Buffing
13:25 Assembly
14:04 Review & Testing
A balisong, also known as a fan knife, butterfly knife or Batangas knife, is a type of folding pocketknife that originated in the Philippines.
Its distinct features are two handles counter-rotating around the tang such that, when closed, the blade is concealed within grooves in the handles.
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What gets me is the fact that even the pivot screws were made and not bought - that’s some talent
We used to do that in school easy task.
@@Dave-xm7nm thats the real thing which should be taught in school
@@rajsharma1996 how many people are forging weapons now. The things that should be taught in school are lessons to help prepare you for the future. For the most part people do not forge anything anymore because technology have propelled use to a point where we do not need to, we have industries that do this and that is where you should learn these skills if needed. This isn’t 1400 anymore or do you thing we all should learn how to make horse shoes too
@@aegir3452 yes but i think he was getting at the fact that we never repair our items anymore, because we no longer know how to and go and buy a new one. I think basic machine work is still relevant and translates into a ton of fields (any of which use fittings or threaded fixtures) but i do agree, no school should on a massive scale teach how to shoe a horse lol
The pivot screws are where the knife breaks in these. Those pivot screws can be readjusted as and when needed. Also those pivot screws are going to take years before something goes wrong and break. Maybe a life time.
As a welder/fabricator of almost 10 years, this is 10/10. Insane machine work and to top that, insane craftsmanship. Wow, I truly wonder how long this build took.
It is crazy right
Yep
As a balisong/butterfly knife flipper, I can say that a double edged blade is unimaginably counter productive.
@HeroinSniffa wise words from a heroin sniffer.
@JuddMcgeewith most tricks or even opening a blade you easily hit one side of the knife with your hand, so having a double edged blade means instead of a flat surface there's now a blade cutting you.
I guess I'm the only one shocked at the efficiency test at the end. So used to people slicing paper or food this man stabbed a water bottle all the way through and sliced it straight up so clean I was really not expecting that. Hell of a blade and considering how much effort went into forging it I imagine it would take an awful lot of usage before dulling at all
cutting a water bottle is harder than paper BTW
Man this is why I hate UA-cam.... One of you is lying, double check your opinions and the liar delete there comment 👍 sick of seeing opinions stated as fact 🙄 I now don't know which is truex if your going to give information, give correct information. Stop this Chinese whispers epidemic
@@lostlada thas what he meant dawg
@@CatCat-tm2cg no?
the spray painting to mark your cuts is genius and you have forever changed how i will do things
I'm not gonna lie: for a moment there I did not expect it to be as good as I imagined it would be, but then it turned out to be 1000x better than I could ever imagine. Trust the crafting process and trust the mind behind it, I say!
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That is the mindset to have if you're paying a creative mind!
He Bob rossed it for sure
Yeah I was gonna say it looked like shit half way through. But the end product is amazing.
HEAR, HEAR!
Anybody who’s ever cut 1/4” steel with a dremel before knows the struggle. Your hand work is unreal. Absolutely terrific
36k wheels later..
Here b4 the 1.k likes
If he's made a great job, why are you telling him its terrible? Or I just haven't studied English enough? GIVE ME AN ANSWER YOU LIL B-( Gets hit by a oncoming car)
@@zabestinzawest5349 he said it’s difficult working on thick steel and that he did a great job
@@fatbroccoli8 ooooh OK that means that I just haven't studied enough English. Thank you for your explanation.
Despite being a bit over the top on the design, this knife is easily not only the best butterfly knife I have ever seen, but probably the best knife overall that I have seen. Amazing work!
well you simply havent seen high end balisongs than lmaoo
what the fuck is this guy on about lmfao
Lmao yeah that might be one of the ugliest knives I’ve ever seen
@@creamedspinach766 absolutely. Also the opening he did tells me he knows nothing about balisongs, and also that thing is super unusable
tell me you don't know anything about balisong without telling me you don't know anything about balisong
14:27 the sound, the way it cuts the bottle like it is butter, the way the water gushes out, everything about this satisfies my soul
That was a lot of work, but the result is easily one of the most gorgeous blades I've ever seen. Very well done, sir.
is it actually that gorgeous? I'm aware that the process took a lot of work and time, but the end product doesn't look that appealing to me. In fact, it even seems ugly. It's thick and fat.
@@pyg9466 The shape of it does look impractical, I'll grant that much. But given what it started out as, you've gotta admit that this is very clean work on the smith's part.
@@pyg9466 glad I'm not the only one thinking that. More than recognize the work put in and the skills/knowledge necessary but it's honestly not THAT great.
@@pyg9466 yoo frr
@@pyg9466 I look forward to your video of making a butterfly knife from a drill bit.
Being a machinist myself, that was pretty dang cool man…..that’s why I picked the trade, working with your hands, cutting metal and making something out of nothing. Always a pleasure to watch!
@Mick Smith BUT DID ANYBODY ASK
Dude nobody asked you to express your emotions of bragging if you think you have the harder life than this dude then DONT WAIST YOUR TIME COMMENTING
@Mick Smith YOU LEGIT WOULD TRTY TO MAKE WHAT HIS GUY WOULD BUTBREAK YOUR HAND AND STILL FAIL
DUDE YOU ARE LITERALLY SUCH A BRAGGER TBH I THINK YOU ARE A LIAR
YOU THINK YOU ARE SO GOOD
@Mick Smith im not a female and neither have I once dated
@Mick Smith bro your the one that's a kid you think you are so grate but your not you said this dude a racist if you think that leave that thought to yourself, adding to that you don't have a girlfriend of wife and how old are you?
@Mick Smith dude you either young asf or your a BOOMER that doesn't know-how to change their pfp
I really wish I could do this kind of stuff. If would be cool if I could go back in time and be a blacksmith apprentice in the medieval ages
Same here, but i think id be a blacksmith during the japanese samurai swordsmith times.
@@luapamj7724 then be a blacksmith and make katanas
@@yonick7694 one day I shall learn
Something that is impossible becomes possible...
You are so amazing 👍
Something that is impossible becomes
That means it wasn’t impossible
People do this all the time. It’s very possible
Yeah but it takes talent
@@douglasgaming8302 No, it takes hard work and dedication. Nobody is born knowing how to be a smith.
Sir, you are an extremely skilled craftsman. I fully respect the patients and consideration that goes into such a high level of quality. My father was an extremely skilled carpenter and glass cutter. I loved working with him as a child growing up. I have my own level of skills in other areas like welding, steam fitting and such. I really hope one day I can take the time to just breathe and be like you. Thanks for sharing your valuable time with everyone. Your work is pristine and unparalleled. God bless you and your family. Be safe and healthy.
This was so wholesome, you are amazing
Youth right he is Extremely skilled
The poor patients just wanted some goddamn medical attention and they got turned into knives 😭
@@trashmammal9203 looks cool tho
Not to be a jerk or anything, but I think you meant to type patience instead of patients. Just thought you should know
Something so beautiful and dangerous at the same time is something I didn’t expect to work so well together
Отличная работа. Очень хороший результат для ножа сделанного на коленке)👍
Now everyone can figure out why swords and stuff were so expensive in the past. This vid already has lots of hand work but still there are machines to support, can you imagine doing EVERYTHING by hand? Those were rough but respectable days.
I know this is a late reply but swords weren’t that expensive in medieval times for a basic sword it would of been around 6 pence of course this varied a little bit but a thatcher which was a relatively low paying job would pay 3 pence a day so if you were a thatcher you could buy a sword in 2-3 days. But also then there’s some really nice sword that looked nice and were extremely well made and they were most likely reserved for royalty or higher class members of society.
@@dillonwatkins4874 my guess, as someone who doesn’t actually touch swords whatsoever and doesn’t blacksmith, as to why swords weren’t that expensive is because a functional sword could be made with a long piece of metal and the right tools, without worrying too much about fine details. Something like a butterfly knife, even one that was super basic and not nearly as gorgeous as the one in the video, would have been crazy expensive given the amount of time and expertise needed to craft every tiny piece.
@@kangalow specifically since they did not have the tools we have today, although its still a lot of work he uses machines (perfectly understandable) that make easier the job, while in those times It was harder to get everything right and precise, so yeah i agree with ya
Very beautiful work. No silly music, just straight work with the most satisfying sounds of work being done.
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1:05 the way Yeat bells be hittin’
This is my first video and I'm blown away by your talent .. can't wait to see more!!!
really beautiful.....there is always a way to create a perfect masterpiece
That's why God never gives up on us.
@@Wish_I_was_Righteous 😂😂
Yea boi
Jkomando?
@@Wish_I_was_Righteous there is no god.
Beautiful. Absolutely stunning display of skill, patience, and expert craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing!
Hopefully nobody will use it.
I love this. I love the ingenuity, the imagination of it, and the ability to bring every component of it to life. Fascinating video!
Don't wanna imagine how much time and patience this took to make and I'm seeing it all in less than 20 minutes
Awesome work
Truly amazing
can we just appreciate the amount of time, patience, effort, precision and strength this would take?
Exactly! I can already feel the hand cramps from all the squeezing, twisting ect but hard work pays off and he has that awesome knife that i personally am jealous of
No kid
This is very impressive man.
This shows that anything can be made useful.
not you.
if that’s your attempt at insulting me, it’s a really poor and bad one
I would literally sell my life savings to buy that beauty- amazing work and astonishing patients and dedication!
Nunca vi nada que se compare !!! Incrível ...🧐
This project takes : Time, Effort, Talent, Energy, and love for creating thing things out of old items that are nothing close to what he just made . I am more that impressed and amazed
I believe craftsmanship is more about patience than talent. You clearly have both! Congratulations! Very skillful!
It’s about attention to detail
It’s about drive it’s about power
I’m glad you fixed the mismatched wood inlay lol, that bothered me at first. Beautiful work!
Wow. This looks like it took a lot of time and patience. Something I don’t have, never have had, and never will have. I love butterfly knives, so this seems like a fun project.
The fact that he's doing all this old school (no use of CNC for cutting) is what blows my mind!
imagine this guy getting mugged like he just says hold on give me a second and crafts a damn knife
This is incredible. Unbelievable talent.
That polish at the end really made it pop. I need to get that attachment for my bench grinder and learn more about the art of polishing.
I didn't really read the title before clicking and was under the impression you were making a butterknife 🤣
The result was soo much better
I mean who said you can’t use it for butter
that's a butterknife that could fly
The knife is in the thumbnail. I do not believe you.
@@CadillacDriver tbf i dis the same thing and just glanced at the thumbnail, didn’t actually look at it
@@damicamarshall5255 uhhhhh
I did notice it is double edged, so doing any tricks would cut your fingers off, but it is a truly amazing transformation, loved it!
I mean you're not really supposed to let the blades hit your fingers regardless of how sharp either edge is
@@Adrian-xi1tx I honestly spoke with zero knowledge on the matter
@@Adrian-xi1tx yes it would, i have a balisong, and it is nearly impossible to do even a simple opening without touching yourself on the blade
@@bigbadbob7889 so I was right? You aren't supposed to touch the edges?
@@Adrian-xi1tx I'm confused so am I right then?
I used to watch videos like this when I was six on my tablet but this time you actually did it
So much work involved in that, excellent craftsmanship
Как же это трудоёмко.
Красивый шедевр👍👍👍
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Watching this video, I imagine how in the old days, blacksmiths made swords and daggers of such beauty, without slot machines and cutting wheels, but respect!
"Made with honor"-bismuth from Steven universe
Rightly said
Have you trid to forge without them if nto shut up
It must be so time consuming. I'm glad we have machines now to speed up the process and make even better ones
@@godzillark no I did nto
what a craftsman , this was a pleasure to watch. thank you
Beautiful workmanship..
لا اعرف ماذا اقول ولاتوجد كلمات تصف هذا العمل الفني المبهر والرائع لك مني كل التقدير والاحترام.
The craftsmanship on display here is really something special
This is truely amazing.
Literally a one of a kind knife
11:00 the mosquito when i can finally sleep
Truly amazing artisan skill. 😮 The vision with meticulous detail of so much handwork. I’m not a knife person, but that is exceptionally beautiful and flawless function.
Oh my goodness its absolutely gorgeous
this is some top tier metalwork my guy! nice job!
Great job, I love your work and skill so much.
Absolutely an artist! Fantastic work
That Design is just beautiful. At first i thought like yeah, won't be as good as factory knifes but the result is more than impressing🤩
first time watching this, and I like how the most random peices of machinary
can be turned into something Identical to being expensive.
you've earned a sub for that one.
Очень хорошая работа , спасибо! Золотые руки
Absolutely beautiful. From the raw material to the finished product. Amazing work!!!!
That is Absolutely Incredible!
.Master of his craft. At its finest.
Damn that's a beautiful piece. Love the craftsmanship. Awesome job!! Thanks for sharing..
I love how much you work with hand tools it's amazing
Holy this is absolutely amazing, beautiful work
Float looks factory new. Top tier seed. Has minimal wear gloves. Nice
Some of the things he did hurt to watch, but at the end of the day he made what he wanted to make and made it look good. Respect👍🏼
Old smith when he is done with the knifes:
“Honey I made you another knife for the kitchen, this one is a bit complex tho. Enjoy”
Extremely impressive! Well done sir.
It turned out way better than I expected this is rlly good!
You have wonderful skills..
Iron Smith ....like Gold Smith ✨
I'm so glad i found this channel. That's badass
This looks beautiful
Beautiful vid. Love it from beginning to end
If you anneal tool steel before forging it's easier to work. To anneal, heat the steel to cherry red then allow it to cool slowly. I usually just heat it in the forge then turn off the gas and walk away until cool enough to touch. Works like a charm!
its crazy how you made a butterfly knife without a safe edge. very bold
Do a chaplin with this one
This was a super awesome build!!! Great talent, it's time to do it in Damascus now
Amazing craftsmanship
Muito louco esse trabalho de vocês!!! Parabéns!
All those time consuming components coming together to create a thing of beauty. Excellent craft Sir.
People can just see a drill but some people like you see everything from that little iron part. Because you are a special person :)
Serious skill, patience and passion for your craftsmanship my friend.
I do not know what to say. That 15 minutes goes down as top 10 videos me being captivated by your every move and every next move following that move. What beautiful skills and vision you have. Very cool man thanks for the upload, happy holidays.
Phenomenal forging
Zamn extra sharp butterfly knife
I swear, near the end I wished that you were selling these by they look and perform so good! Must've been hard to make and time consuming! Good job!
Most probably he sells them to make a living and also get ad revenue he deserves it lol
You could probably buy it for a few thousand.
Wouldn't mind spending a few thousand bucks for this.
You do realize this is content stolen
@@itsyaboivoid If by that you mean unoriginal then yes nothing on youtube is original everyone makes videos that are popular these days. If you mean he blatantly used someone else's video then if you can't show proof that's not really valid now is it?
It’s so satisfying watching your videos! Keep it up!
I'm just.....in awe. I'm at a loss for words. It's just beautiful. You truly are a master at your work😵😵🔥🔥
10/10 stabs beautifully.
the design is great, the brass accents are beautiful and you've got good hands..... the only room for improvement that i can see is maybe a little more filing before polishing
❤️❤️😀😀😘
Qt2zo
It's pretty yes but as a design it's not great, look at the blade, you've got two bite handles.
this is honestly so cool man, love the outcome!👍
Honestly at first I didn't believe that he did it for real but then he showed it all and then I believed .Your work is insane! Keep up the good work
Very cool! Thanks for sharing.🔪
That is an amazing finished product!
Great talent
Excelente trabalho 👏👏👏
Amazing this man is a genius
That knife looks really good
Such a complex method but such beautifully done! 👍
Muito linda !! Excelente 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
That’s clEAN Bro
that looks really good!
That blew my freakin mind. The ability to transform a drill bit into a masterpiece. AmaZing