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Making a Bread Scoring Knife aka a Bread Lame
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- I was inspired to make this bread scoring knife from a chat I was having on Facebook. I'm not much of a baker but I have always had issues when it came to scoring bread before baking. While the wooden handle isn't quite necessary for the task it is nice to have. The key take away when scoring bread is that the blade used must be thin and razor sharp and I feel the thinness is really the key as thick blades will cause drag on the dough. Anyhow this was a fun build even with the two failures that taught me how important it is to have good reference surfaces when making these tight cuts. As you saw in the video I made two versions one with two screws and one with a single screw. I didn't think the single screw would provide enough pressure to hold the blade and I didn't think the thinner brass had enough meat to hold a screw thread. Fortunately I was wrong on both account and the single screw model worked out just fine. I realize this is a very niche build but I hope that some struggling baker will happen upon it and it will inspire them to make their own version. Thanks for watching.
Nice! 🤔But does it spread butter?
Can it cut bacon?
Where is the tool that makes the entire bacon sandwich!???
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Thanks, it will cut bacon don't know about the butter though. Now I want a BLT!
I agree, I demand a tool that cooks for me
@@hudsonlgardner Mary one.
🎉 looks great!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
a beautiful well constructed baking tool, congrats. I like having efficient tools that are also lovely to look at.
Thank you for the kind words.
Lovely piece! The shape has a beautiful balance and the brass and walnut are a gorgeous combination!
Thank you very much, I really curves apparently.
@@danthemakerman Curves are good!
Excellent. I've done a lot of baking and have either used a single-sided razor blade or a crazy-sharp paring knife, but I've wanted one of these. You have inspired me!
That's awesome! I love hearing that!
That’s slick! Looks like a cool tool for bread...I like the one screw version too
Thanks man, yeah I agree the one screw is the way to go.
Great job. Thanks for the video!!
Thank you glad you liked it!
Great video! Glad you nailed it on the 3rd and 4th attempt. Keepin it real! I'll give this a shot myself :)
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.
Dan that is a beautiful lame. If I had all the tools you have in your shop I would give it a try, unfortunately I do not, but thanks for sharing, it was a nice video. Be safe.
Thank you!
@REHMAT EXPRESS
Hi, I would be intereated in being a tester of your wood lame. I am a sourdough baker and If you are still looking for testers please let me know. Thanks
Gloria Miller
Beautiful man, just beautiful.
Thank you!
What an interesting utensil! Great project mate
Thanks Robin.
Cool design Dan! Like it!
Thank you Red I like curvy things.
@@danthemakerman 😊
Very pretty, and might work with a single-edged blade. A double-edged blade is far too flexible to use with so little support.
You would be wrong about it being too flexible. It works like a charm. But for gross scoring to delicate scoring art.
Lool Harry! It’s the Nimbus 2000!
Haahhahahhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!
This is class. Inspired me to try my own from some offcuts of oak and mahogany, thanks! What size brass thumb nuts did you use out of interest?
Thanks
Thanks but I can't remember the exact size. The threads measure about 4mm but I'm pretty sure I bought SAE and not metric threads.
Very nice. Never heard of this kind of knife. when I saw the cover image i thought, "Is he making a prison shank?"
Hahaha you are the second person to mention the prison shank.
What a great lame. I am DIY savvy but don't have all the tools to make this lame. Are selling them?
I do have one, send me an email to danthemakerman@gmail.com
Nice!
Thank you!
Cool design Dan! Like it! lik55 dear
Thank you!
Never heard of one of those. Looks cool and love Danish oil on walnut. Be a cool old school shaver too;) Haha! Hey the tracking sd pkg was delivered on 7th hope u got it And look fwd to seeing what u come up with!👍👍🍻
I got the package this morning. Thanks man I appreciate it.
@@danthemakerman awesome! Super stoked about the knife I got some other stuff I'm gonna send ya in near future when I'm done with it. Super nice stuff.bit longer and Bigger too.
Love this , what are the screws called ? thumb screws ? what size would you suggest ??
Thanks, the screws are called knurled thumb nuts. If you are in the U.S. I bought them at Lowes in their specialty hardware section which is the big drawers located in their hardware aisle.
Please tell me you have a web-store where I can buy this from. I like the design better than all the others I've seen, and I've been looking at lames for a few hours.
How long have you been *using* lames?
Amazing work. I was looking to buy one but I stumbled on this. I'll be building one instead. Thank you for the inspiration. I wonder if i can source brass at the big box hardware stores? What thickness is the wood you used?
Thanks, fyi Hobby Lobby sells brass plates in their model making section.
@@danthemakerman oh man thanks! I never thought of that. I have a hobby lobby in my town
Would love to try make something like this. What are the rough dimensions of the handle? And what was the thickness of the thinner brass pieces?
Overall its about 7-1/2 inches long and a 1/8 inch thick brass plate will work.
What kind of screws are those??
They are called thumb screws.
Nice, where is the finished bread shot....?
I had one but forgot to added to the video.
Thank you! I was looking for lame making pictures, and I found this beauty! It's too professional for me :) - but with my dad I think we could do something useful: for my husbands birthday ;)
But do you know the origin of this music? It's a wonderful Hungarian song, "A csitári hegyek alatt" - collected in 1914 and made famous by Zoltan Kodaly.
Cheers from Hungary!
I didn't know that about the music very cool information thanks!
Too bad I don't happen to have a full workshop. I would love to be able to make a Lame....
It can be done with just hand tools but its a lot more time intensive.
@@danthemakerman one more question.... What's your opinion on the best blade to use?
@@donaldrouze1851 I don't have a preference.
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Nice job, what's the song playing on this vid?
You inspired me to try to make one myself!
Where you got these nice screws n nuts ?
I bought them from Lowes.
@@danthemakerman : i;m considering making it out of wood only (no brass or any other metal part, except by the screw) ... what do you think? is the brass piece a "must have"?
@@otavioneto5971 I think you need the metal so the screw will have something to thread in to. It will probably work with wood alone but I think the thread might wear out and the screw may eventually stop tightening.
How much is it for sale please? I need one.
Sorry I gave these away.
Straight lines are not drawn by hand......
and curved lines should be drawn with one confident stroke......
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My channel is like a box of chocolates you never know what you are going to get.
@@danthemakerman Сool man😎👍 !!!