Making the ultimate knife sharpener

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  • Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
  • Official simple Little Life video of: Making the ultimate Knife sharpener.
    Here is a fixture I made for my Razor Sharp Edge Making System that makes incredibly consistent and razor sharp edges. I've always loved my razor sharp edge making system but I especially love this new set up. It takes away any inconsistency that came from sharpening free hand with this system.
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  • @donaldbingham8990
    @donaldbingham8990 2 роки тому +7

    Silent movies went out in the 1920's.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  2 роки тому +21

      So at the end of your days, you get to look back on your life and say, “I was the asshole who made rude comments on UA-cam”.

    • @gibsonflyingv2820
      @gibsonflyingv2820 2 роки тому

      @@Simplelittlelife Thin skinned huh?

    • @Wrenchmonkey1
      @Wrenchmonkey1 Рік тому +3

      Over 1 Million views say otherwise.
      The fact that you haven't created a single video on your own channel, yet are trying to tear down those who do create, speaks volumes about you as well.
      Those who cant do, troll.

    • @c.blakerockhart1128
      @c.blakerockhart1128 Рік тому

      @@Simplelittlelife I APPROVE of your comment and I APPRECIATE that you DON'T HAVE CRAPPY MUSIC. 😎🇺🇸

  • @mikenewman4078
    @mikenewman4078 5 років тому +2

    I'm pleased you posted this in its entirety. The significant step is switching the base of the grinder around. If anyone is tempted to reverse the motor electrically, don't even think about it. Your wheels will come off.

  • @SharpWorks
    @SharpWorks 7 років тому +16

    That's some sharp work you did man! Great job.

  • @peterpage7322
    @peterpage7322 4 роки тому +4

    It’s so nice to see a skilled tradesman at work as skills like this are disappearing. Great idea too and the fastest most accurate way I have seen yet. I take my hat of to you!

  • @RobWhittlestone
    @RobWhittlestone 3 роки тому +2

    Excellent idea. I have currently marked off the body of the grinder motor with gradations in degrees - 0°, 15°, 22.5° and 25° so that I can do kitchen knives at 30° total angle and micro groove polished at 45° or outdoor knives at 45° with microgroove at 50°. I learned to use lathe and mill in tech school would love to do that again after 50 years! Today I start my welding course aged 65! All the best, Rob

  • @rpg4343
    @rpg4343 3 роки тому +1

    Great job! This dwarfs and outperforms all those expensive & fancy sharpeners out there!

  • @OutsideAndStuff
    @OutsideAndStuff 7 років тому +10

    Awesome as usual Jeremy! Might have been nice to give a little talk at the end about the finished project. What you might have done differently, what was hard, what was easy, and some of the reasons for your choices in making this. :)

    • @TheFrutiman
      @TheFrutiman 7 років тому +1

      Outside & Stuff sounds like youre his teacher for a school assignment lol!

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому +5

      Thank you! I am going to do a follow up video showing exactly how it works, and I've already got a few changes I might make to the sharpener. I shot all the footage with me talking about it at the end but it was over 15 minutes all said and done so I just decided to scrap the end of the video. That way I can cover everything I want to in a little more detail on a separate video. Cheers!

  • @nicosogrecos
    @nicosogrecos 6 років тому +1

    Wow,I was amazed at your expertise.Pure craftsmanship at work.

  • @countryfresh2036
    @countryfresh2036 5 років тому +27

    You should make that and sell them I need a set up like that

  • @mariosergiomendes6474
    @mariosergiomendes6474 4 роки тому +1

    Caraca.... que troço mais maneiro!!! Valeu o trabalhão que deu. Parabéns meu amigo.

  • @rdankers1138
    @rdankers1138 7 років тому +5

    Very nice Jermey! Loved the idea. Careful when using an expensive 4flute to drill, it's usually best to pre-drill because the center of the end mill is not very good a cutting and evacuating chips.

  • @chrisdelacroix1231
    @chrisdelacroix1231 5 років тому

    The heck with the knife sharpener wish I had your machining skills. Great job!

  • @NuManXplore
    @NuManXplore 7 років тому +6

    Very awesome my friend! I could not figure out where you were going with the design until the very end when you were demo-ing it. Really great idea, and it looks like it works really well.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому +2

      Thanks buddy! I was wanting to build one of these ever since I got my paper wheels and finally decided I had to stop all other projects to do this little one. First few knives are very promising and super super consistent. Hopefully it proves as useful over the long haul it seems to be with the first few knives:)

  • @autisticalbatross5594
    @autisticalbatross5594 7 років тому +31

    that looks particularly ultimate.

  • @frankbiz
    @frankbiz 5 років тому +2

    Awesome machine work. Should make and sell them.

  • @thriftshop2609
    @thriftshop2609 4 роки тому

    You're an excellent craftsman, but I am surprised at all the negative comments. You did a good job and you're a good fella to take the time to film it so the world can see. I thank you

  • @kellztheoneandonlylefontae6859
    @kellztheoneandonlylefontae6859 4 роки тому +2

    Great job. I'm sure you can recreate or duplicate any of those high end knife sharpeners out there.

  • @DiesInEveryFilm
    @DiesInEveryFilm 7 років тому +4

    Awesome stuff buddy that turned out great I know if I did it people would think it had been in a car crash haha. Beasty mill you used aswell

  • @JohnCinOz1
    @JohnCinOz1 7 років тому +2

    Seriously impressive design and machining skills Jeremy! Keep the great vids coming mate, John.

  • @paulbassett9732
    @paulbassett9732 7 років тому

    Love it!!!!!!, a joy to watch and I bet it saves time and money, very clever 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @dronephotographyireland
    @dronephotographyireland 7 років тому +1

    You sir are a genius ! Best video ive ever seen,Man i would love to have a workshop like that..

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому +1

      Thank you very much! I appreciate the compliment. Cheers!

  • @tknoerle1451
    @tknoerle1451 6 років тому

    Great video.... love that string quartet music too :-)

  • @TheBrand83
    @TheBrand83 4 роки тому +2

    I need one of these!

  • @TheWtfnonamez
    @TheWtfnonamez 7 років тому

    Amazing skills. Ive heard you say a few times that you originally trained in metal work, but I didnt fully appreciate how good you were with precision machining.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому +1

      Thanks a lot buddy! Much appreciated:) Cheers!

  • @kmtom89
    @kmtom89 7 років тому +1

    i need one of those, for sure

  • @peowahlberg
    @peowahlberg 7 років тому +1

    That's nicely put together man. Your a skillful man with many talents. Impressive collections of machinery

  • @Droova
    @Droova 4 роки тому

    Hi, tell me what kind of circles do you have on the grinding machine? thank.
    P.s: I'm sorry for my bad english. I am from Russia and use a translator

  • @andrewgoldstein1606
    @andrewgoldstein1606 7 років тому

    It looks great and I see it makes knives super sharp. It reminds me of a giant Lansky sharpener. Great work. You should sell this.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому +1

      Thank you very much! I'd have to come up with an efficient way to produce these first as they are quite time consuming:) Cheers!

  • @shawncook8672
    @shawncook8672 7 років тому

    I am quite envious of your shop, Jeremy. One day, soon, I too shall have a shop such as yours.

  • @kyleloll
    @kyleloll 7 років тому

    My goal is to have every tool you used in this video in my shop, and be as good with them as you are. Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому +1

      hahaha that's a great goal and I hope you reach it:) Thanks and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!

  • @lancelenoir2875
    @lancelenoir2875 7 років тому

    Knowledge, Time, and Tools. Nicely done!!

  • @BillyBadassTV
    @BillyBadassTV 7 років тому

    I was just thinking about something like this, looks like you nailed it. Excellent ideas and fab skills as usual. Keep up the good work!

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. Cheers!

  • @1ronhall
    @1ronhall 4 роки тому +6

    I just watched this entire video and realized I don’t know how to do shit! Nice set-up, and I’m envious!! ........ great video too and you are talented

  • @TristanDare
    @TristanDare 7 років тому +1

    That is so cool, i like that! And, holy cow! 43,000 subscribers!?!?!? That was really fast!

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      Thank you very much! I really appreciate that. Cheers!

  • @DarkPhoenix203Ct
    @DarkPhoenix203Ct 7 років тому

    you my man are awesome!. i wish i had your set up cuz that sharpening rig is sooo sick. i wish i had the exact set up you just made. what would you charge someone for that minus the bench grinder?

  • @bcamlivebait
    @bcamlivebait 7 років тому

    overall, great idea and bravo on the final tool

  • @TenaciousCovers
    @TenaciousCovers 7 років тому

    Elegant simplicity at its best. 👍

  • @CKKnifeandTool
    @CKKnifeandTool 7 років тому

    Jeremy... that ROCKS man! Nice set-up.

  • @tracifromshreveport7364
    @tracifromshreveport7364 5 років тому

    Do you have a suggestion for a cheap alternative to a Trayco clipper blade machine?

  • @nothing55rk
    @nothing55rk 4 роки тому

    Very impressed ty for sharing

  • @bjuricek23
    @bjuricek23 6 років тому +1

    Hey, would you be willing to test this setup you've made on ceramic knives? I've been wondering if a diamond-loaded paperwheel setup (actually, exactly like this) would work.

  • @rogerwhiting9310
    @rogerwhiting9310 4 роки тому

    Love the mill

  • @e.t.preppin7084
    @e.t.preppin7084 5 років тому

    How about an mdf wheel on a grinder turned around backwards. Would that substitute

  • @lappf
    @lappf 7 років тому

    Good video, what do you use to make the grit adhere to your sharpening wheel?

  • @dncpiro
    @dncpiro 7 років тому +1

    love it
    perfect job!

  • @xysix2548
    @xysix2548 6 років тому

    AWESOME workmanship, my friend. I liked it so much I subbed and rang the bell. More videos please.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  6 років тому +1

      Thank you so much! I appreciate that! 🙏👍

  • @aitf99
    @aitf99 7 років тому

    You got the skills (and equipment) to pay the bills man. Awesome work and an awesome shop.

  • @beardedarchery5650
    @beardedarchery5650 6 років тому

    at 3:31 what type of milling machine is that , or make and model including the vice ?

  • @KenRadManRaddon
    @KenRadManRaddon 7 років тому

    Kind of got an idea of why they are so expensive to buy. You got mad skills.

  • @knifecollector031thenether9
    @knifecollector031thenether9 7 років тому +3

    Nice work....looks a lot like the Tormeck system.

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      +KnifeCollector031 The Netherlands I've never heard of that but I'll have to check that out. Thanks!

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      +KnifeCollector031 The Netherlands I've never heard of that but I'll have to check that out. Thanks!

  • @leewhite100
    @leewhite100 5 років тому

    is that a busybee/ craftex mill??? If so how do you like it?

  • @BrumCraft
    @BrumCraft 7 років тому

    I see you are a knife maker. do you know if using this wheel affects the temper of the steel, or create a large burr? I have a a few expensive knives & axes to sharpen. Cheers

  • @ureasmith3049
    @ureasmith3049 5 років тому

    Awesome shop! Nice work.

  • @gabrieliuszenkovas1246
    @gabrieliuszenkovas1246 7 років тому

    is the rmp too high or not on the bench grinder pls answer im really confused dude..😔😢😦😧

  • @Hexal68
    @Hexal68 6 років тому

    What RPM is your bench grinder running @?

  • @MobyBrickFlicks
    @MobyBrickFlicks 5 років тому

    Does that lil milling machine have a backlash eliminator? And what kind is it? Looks cool n compact

  • @blly8325
    @blly8325 7 років тому

    Great vid. What are the wheels made from bought or home built ?

  • @randallwilliams9663
    @randallwilliams9663 3 роки тому

    Awesome work!

  • @blly8325
    @blly8325 7 років тому

    Nice shop, that milling machine is bad ass

  • @SerialGrillerCyprus
    @SerialGrillerCyprus 7 років тому

    hat off to u sir. well done.

  • @mannyfilmsinc
    @mannyfilmsinc 5 років тому

    how do you set the angle

  • @samlee458
    @samlee458 7 років тому

    Wow. Amazing work!

  • @rogerwarrington1036
    @rogerwarrington1036 7 років тому

    wish I had your work shop , nice work...👍👍😎

  • @ScotsFurian
    @ScotsFurian 7 років тому

    Video editor used ? need that fast forward function ! Thanks.

  • @geniuspharmacist
    @geniuspharmacist 2 роки тому

    Excellent work. Live your videos.
    So, what's the difference between the MDF wheel and leather stropping wheels or cloth buffing wheels?
    And what are the differences between this setup and a 1*30 power belt grinder with progressive belts and a leather stropping belt?

  • @lrdisco2005
    @lrdisco2005 Рік тому

    A very elegant solution. Using blue tape as a mixing board is genius.

  • @cyrillepacary340
    @cyrillepacary340 4 роки тому

    Superbe vidéo.
    C'est quoi comme meule que vous utilisez ? Merci

  • @pablopeu
    @pablopeu 7 років тому

    Made one similar to this one when I saw Aaron Gough build (mine is one 325grit CBN wheel and one MDF) but my knife arm is not as nice as yours so I may adopt your design!
    Let me ask you a question: what's the purpose of the radial slots on the right wheel?
    Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      Hey Thanks! The wheel with the slots is the fine wheel that uses only white jewellers rough, and the slots are for cooling. Greeting to you from Canada! Cheers!

  • @tomsdreamshopworx
    @tomsdreamshopworx 7 років тому +6

    Great video! Is there a tool you didn't use in this video LOL! Nice welding blanket. Got a kick out of the Apple sticker on your helmet. Really great thinking on reversing the base on the motor, to keep the switch on the front, but change the wheel direction. Most folks would not have thought of that. Just need to paint it once it warms up. It's called "scary sharp"

  • @kenmarapese9085
    @kenmarapese9085 7 років тому

    Excellent vid, well produced. Nice clamp!

  • @KevinsDisobedience
    @KevinsDisobedience 4 роки тому +1

    Do you run your grinder backwards too? I’ve flipped mine but now the switch is on the back. Did you switch the base around?

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  4 роки тому

      Yeah I turned the grinder and switched the base around. 👍

  • @josephweber2181
    @josephweber2181 6 років тому

    What was the drill press that went side to side called

  • @user-ro7fn4nr7k
    @user-ro7fn4nr7k 4 роки тому

    Do you have a video of how to make circles for this sharpener? Can you give a link where to look about circles? Thank you

  • @waynegunter5499
    @waynegunter5499 7 років тому

    Very impressive!

  • @bigmc5706
    @bigmc5706 Місяць тому

    A brilliant idea has come from such a brilliant mind……….Well done Jeremy, you have given such a simple (excuse the pun) solution to us all in keeping a consistent angle when sharpening one’s knives using those Razor Sharp Wheels.

  • @sewingmachinemastery
    @sewingmachinemastery 7 років тому

    how much for the motor base?

  • @BesteWoGibt1979
    @BesteWoGibt1979 7 років тому

    Nice shop you got there. Makes me a lil envy lol

  • @griffy85b
    @griffy85b 6 років тому

    I made a knife sharpening system almost identical to yours, except I'm using a Tormek sharpening jig to hold the knife. Except, I'm getting a lot of chatter and vibration when the knife is in the jig, but when I remove it from the jig and sharpen a knife by hand, there is no chatter. Did you have any issues like this? I'm using a very nice Dewalt grinder, that doesn't vibrate much at all. Any ideas as to what the problem could be?

  • @blackadder1966
    @blackadder1966 3 місяці тому

    I was thinking of something like this. I have a Kme sharpene, but a really blunt kitchen knife can take a long time to sharpen. The worksharp belt sharpener is quite expensive, as are the tormek type wet grinders. What you made 7 years ago is pretty much what I had in mind.

  • @toddjudd8657
    @toddjudd8657 5 років тому +1

    Can we have dimensions and instructions to make one?

  • @DoctorBrute
    @DoctorBrute 7 років тому

    Man this guy has tools which is half the battle, the other half... He has mad skills

  • @arrivadercci1
    @arrivadercci1 2 роки тому

    Oh man!!!! I saw you video about the sharpening system. And straight away I thought…we need something that can hold the blade at a specific angle. Then, BAM! Here is the video. Instant gratification. lol. Ok, I want one. Will you sell me one? That is super cool!

  • @virtualvegan7376
    @virtualvegan7376 Рік тому

    Hey I have a question :how would I go about measuring the exact angle I'm sharpening at?

  • @joshuapotter7372
    @joshuapotter7372 6 років тому

    What material is the wheels on the grinder? MDF?

  • @downhill81
    @downhill81 4 роки тому

    How tall is the parallel bar above the plate that’s holding the bench grinder.

  • @folkmarcmetal
    @folkmarcmetal 5 років тому

    That is beautiful, other youtube vids show people making stuff out of tiny, flimsy materials, which as a construction fitter doesn't speak to me. But it might be an idea to make a vid on making roughly the same thing but with tools most people have in their garage.

  • @ernestchen5160
    @ernestchen5160 6 років тому

    Just out of curiosity the paper wheels when it turns is turning towards the blade right? Isnt it worrysome if the blade cut into the paper wheel? Would it be better if the machine was rotated 180 degrees and the rotation is away from the blade?

  • @Raul_Herrera
    @Raul_Herrera 7 років тому

    Hi, the sharpener you built is very good. I like very much. I'd like to ask you two questions. 1. What kind of wheels does the grinder use, what are they called? 2. The Makita saw what kind of disk do you use? Thank you very much!

  • @buckgardner4945
    @buckgardner4945 4 роки тому +2

    Can I get the directions from you.
    Thanks?
    Buck

  • @MindCrime550
    @MindCrime550 7 років тому +1

    I'd like to see some paper snowflake skills developing after all the sharpness demonstrations

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      hahaha, yeah I guess so. Mostly just a huge mess on the floor:) Cheers!

  • @AAAstroPhotography
    @AAAstroPhotography 7 років тому

    Awesome video!!! Thanks!!

  • @MmeAdmin
    @MmeAdmin 7 років тому

    how much would you charge to make just the clamping head for the knife?

  • @cesarguzmangarcia4262
    @cesarguzmangarcia4262 5 років тому

    Hello, What kind of Stones use? Please tell me

  • @gilbertoevia7275
    @gilbertoevia7275 5 років тому +5

    How much for make me one plus shipping and handling? Seriously I’m very interested

  • @Bob1053
    @Bob1053 7 років тому

    Really nice! Bob from Holland.

  • @aang.ramdanifajri898
    @aang.ramdanifajri898 5 років тому +1

    Are you sell it? I wanna buy it

  • @MrOlliekosel
    @MrOlliekosel 4 роки тому

    That was memorizing and a pleasure to watch haha but my tormek t8 was only 1/64 of the price and working better... I've used those wheels from k&g and they are okay but... anyways awesome job man that was freaking awesome

  • @AGC828
    @AGC828 4 роки тому

    Question: If a blade steel is too brittle HRC 63-66...could the edge chip during sharpening? Have bits of metal shooting in any direction?? Making it sort of dangerous???

  • @mikedee8876
    @mikedee8876 7 років тому

    I begrudge you the patience (not the tools) it takes to do such nice work...I tend to settle for less, but I do see the value in doing a job that shines....especially that knife holder....wow. Thanks

    • @Simplelittlelife
      @Simplelittlelife  7 років тому

      Thank you very much. I appreciate it. I'm the same way but trying to force myself to have a little more patience with my projects. But, I still can't wait long enough to paint most of the stuff I build so I could probably use a little more patience for projects:) Cheers!

    • @bertkutoob
      @bertkutoob 5 років тому

      @@Simplelittlelife
      In Afrikaans we have a saying
      " 'n bietjie verf maak lelik reg"
      (a bit of paint makes ugly look right)
      Nothing like a flap wheel and a can of spray paint... 😉

  • @hermesluislopesdomingues7578
    @hermesluislopesdomingues7578 6 років тому

    Congratulation very very good. God bless you.