POCKET KNIVES | How It's Made
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- Опубліковано 13 січ 2020
- Ever wondered how pocket knives are made? Get the full history and 'making of' right here!
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I want that pocket knife etched with the name of my all time favorite show!
Dirtiest jobs with Mike Rowe?
@@ScipioXII 😂
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Who you callin pinhead?
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It's really hardwork, he had scratches-rashes on his hands.
When I 17 I worked at W.R Case and Sons Knives and everything was done by hand the etchings
That's totally amazing, first time ever seeing how they are made! 😊👍😊👍
Too many robots make Case knives today. The quality has suffered greatly. Search here on youtube: "GEC Knives Factory Tour". ( Great Eastern Cutlery ) and see how an American made pocket knife is SUPPOSE to be made, and 100% hand-hafted just like they were a hundred years ago. There are over 200 steps involved, to make a typical GEC knife. Best in the world today, hands down.
I love n big fans Swiss Army Knives...!
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This isn’t a Swiss Army knife 😐
very interesting!
You see how far the blue came up on the actual blade that's ruined, when they put the tang through the induction heater they need to prevent the heat from running up the blade and ruining the heat treat
These r case knives...they know more then u do it's a billion dollar company
@@w.e.s. they should but I'm pretty sure blue on the edge of a knife after temper or even after heat treat and before temper it should not be ground to hot to where there is blue coloration on and behind the edge its called burnt steel. All production companies struggle with this because its mass production and they need to get knives out quickly so instead of using water cooled grinding to grind after heat treat they use either belts with various abrasives or wheels with various abrasives which is fine pre heat treat but burns the steel at the edge a bit unless your very careful but I agree with you I don't know as much about heat treatment as them, which is why I was curious about seeing that
Heat treat doesn't come before or after the temper. Tempering is a part of the heat treatment. (heat, quench, temper)
I agree, the blade is ruined half way up. No doubt about it that the blued areas are now softer. It may be a billion dollar company, but they sell cheap crap knives with cheap steel that's half ruined.
You forgot the quiet part, that leaving that entire section annealed will cause the blade to deform and split under heavy use to reduce the lifespan of the knife, so they can sell another :)
Good job 👍👍👍👍👍👍
You should make one on how twinkies are made 😍😍❤❤❤
It already exists
@@Remmeister2000 LMAO
you got a loicense fer dat video?
Ethel what?
The blade is shiny than my future.
lyrics Heaven I can tell from your spelling
@@hypetherobloxguy1622 lmao that's gotta burn
First comment‼️‼️ love this channel
what brand is this? good quality knife brands?
kershaw, victoranox
That was Case knives, some of the best pocket knives on the market
Fallkniven in Sweden
Lol at these woke knifes.the left will stab anything
Buck knives from idaho
Jajahhaaj
I believe in hand working...but I think sharpening should be done by machine .I've gotten a few expensive knives with uneven grinds . Nobody wants to pay for an expensive knife and get one with an uneven grind ..
After seeing this, I will NEVER EVER EVER buy another case knife!
Why?
@@rsafree1139 because they’re mass produced
Yeah Case knives are overpriced overhyped shit . RoughRiders are just as good if not better for a fraction of the money
@@Rancherinaz it took me buying 6 Case knives, all that showed up with serious problems, before I bought my first Rough Ryder. I still only have 6 Case knives but I now have 15 Rough Ryder knives. I'll be the first to say, Rough Ryder QC is about as good as Case, however, all of my RR knives have showed up sharp enough to cut with, that didn't happen with any of the Case knives and the RR knives are all under $20.
And Case hasn't made a decent knife since this was recorded.
How did they make knifes before knifes.
I’m guessing that a blacksmith probably made them?
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2nd
Actually 5th. You get two cookies for the effort. 🍪
@@stanervin6108 dang
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Nooo!! No gloves on rotating tools! Ever!
I didn't realize case knives were shit until now.
Nice video
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You can’t own these in UK?
Of course you can.
What a shit way to "Sharpen" a knife
Cow shin bones ?? Are our cows safe ?!!😢😢😢
I hope so.
yea hes in a wheelchair now but hes alright
Muahaha. None of *these* knives will last long. Using the _knives_ a few times and the'll be dull. And they will be almost impossible to sharpen again, if you'd ever try to do that :-P
Simon Grönlund ok simon
I've got a Case Slimline Trapper bought in 1965. Still works just fine. Used a lot.
Simon Says 😆
Why did Discovery UK do a How it's Made on an item Brits can't even own? LOL
Maybe do one on a tactical folding spoon next time, at least you'd be able to buy that with ID.
Paid $75 for a knife that takes 5 minutes to make!! LOL
Absolutely rubbish knifes
At least they're more useful than you
@@Remmeister2000 I used to say that about your mum but I got fed up of her and started doing your auntie instead I'm basically making my way through your family but there very boring people
@@ryanmcgrath339 😂🔥
Ryan Mcgrath that’s really rude you know
@@user-cz6qb4it4j well the person shouldn't have been ignorant to me then