Knife Making - Making a Tanto knife!

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  • Опубліковано 10 кві 2017
  • For the second knife for the series I make a tanto blade. Or at least a somewhat version of a tanto blade, also made from an old file. The handle and saya are made from a piece of red oak, meranti pin and a pice of copper. Pretty happy with the result of this tanto. Also, my forging still sucks, but it's getting better.
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  • @PajamaPantsStudios
    @PajamaPantsStudios 5 років тому +2

    Very nice!

  •  7 років тому +1

    Great video

  • @laforgeduronin1597
    @laforgeduronin1597 3 роки тому

    after the quench, place the knife in oven for 2x 1hour at 200 degres celsius !!

  • @sansmo1
    @sansmo1 3 роки тому

    What size is the pin hole?

  • @latsezargree7686
    @latsezargree7686 3 роки тому

    Nice file!!it's a bacho. 14 euros????.very nice knife from file.

  • @azvedicgurukul
    @azvedicgurukul 7 років тому +1

    Very good work. Well done.

  • @youngknifemaker283
    @youngknifemaker283 7 років тому +1

    what kinda wood did you use? thx 4 the gr8 video!

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому

      white oak, as in almost all of my videos haha i have used it all by now though. Thanks for watching!!

  • @rudiruessel1784
    @rudiruessel1784 6 років тому +1

    Wonderful

  • @NotonlyWood
    @NotonlyWood 7 років тому

    I quite like it 👍👍

  • @matthewsherriff-growingfoo3110
    @matthewsherriff-growingfoo3110 5 років тому +1

    What kind of grind is that on the bevel?

  • @yasminjong1659
    @yasminjong1659 7 років тому +1

    Want one! :)

  • @flemishwoodworker
    @flemishwoodworker 7 років тому

    weer een leuke, vanwaar heb je het stukje rail? ik ben ook opzoek ;-)

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому

      Dank u wel! Ik heb een paar vrienden die bij de spoorwegen werken, zij hebben dat stukje eens aan de kant laten liggen voor mij.

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому

      Anders zou ik het niet meteen weten, bij treinstations liggen er soms hele hopen van die stukjes.. misschien dat je er eens kan achter luisteren.

  • @juanpabloecuador
    @juanpabloecuador 7 років тому

    Excelente vídeo !

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому +1

      Much appreciated!! Thanks for watching! 👍

    • @juanpabloecuador
      @juanpabloecuador 7 років тому +1

      Robin Coomans you should make a bigger version of this

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому +1

      One day!
      I actually just bought a real anvil a few days ago. still a small one though. So I'll probably try and make a different knife soon!

    • @juanpabloecuador
      @juanpabloecuador 7 років тому +1

      Robin Coomans we Will be waiting for It ! Keep posting them vídeos !! 🇪🇨

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому

      Oh my.. now I'm feeling the pressure ;) haha will do!!

  • @bprins3578
    @bprins3578 6 років тому

    Oke ik ben wel nederlands en ik maak ook messen en zwaarden.

  • @VietnamWarSummarized
    @VietnamWarSummarized 6 років тому +1

    +Robin Coomans I have a question
    Is it true if you use the Katana on wood, opening boxes, or not taking care of it, is a disrespect to japanese culture

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  6 років тому

      Hi! I don't know to be honest, not an expert on Japanese culture over here. But.. that wouldn't really surprise me if they find that sort of thing to be disrespectful. Thanks for watching!

    • @VietnamWarSummarized
      @VietnamWarSummarized 6 років тому +1

      +Robin Coomans ,urgent question, my Tanto has scrathes on the blade, I tried polishing them but they wont come off, s there some kind of polishing technique you blacksmiths have, if you ask how did it get scrathes, its from wood batoning

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  6 років тому

      What were you battoning through? Rocks? 😜 The only way to get rid of scratches is to sand past them. For example start with 240 grit until they are gone and then work your way up to 800 or so to remove the scratches from the previous grit. Then you start to use some scotchbright pads and later on polishing compound. If it sound like a lot of work...well, it is. That's why I personally don't even bother to remove scratches from use, they'll come back immediately the next time you do something with. If you want your knife to look all nice and polished.. don't use it or use on something soft like jelly, bananas, spinach and what have you. I would love it if there was an easy way to do this, good luck!

    • @VietnamWarSummarized
      @VietnamWarSummarized 6 років тому

      Well I only used my Tanto to baton wood is because there was no other big knife atm, and it was a test. But wouldnt sanding ruin the mirror finish, bit either way thanks for ur answer and cool channel, I am subbed

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  6 років тому

      Historical Arms And Armor TV Thanks man! Of course I was just joking with the rocks part. Sanding will definitely ruin the mirror finish, that's why it is so much work to bring it back. And that's also why I personaly would just leave the scratches. 👊👊👊

  • @lachy1709
    @lachy1709 7 років тому +2

    Nutella at the beginning

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  7 років тому +1

      Haha yes ;) Now it's filled with oil I used to quench small things... a little bit less delicious. Thanks for watching!

    • @PajamaPantsStudios
      @PajamaPantsStudios 5 років тому

      Ah, quenching in Nutella sounds like exactly what I would be watching on UA-cam at 1 am

  • @user-uo4ol8km2u
    @user-uo4ol8km2u 5 років тому +1

    最后哈刃一下

  • @bprins3578
    @bprins3578 6 років тому

    Are you dutch?

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  6 років тому

      Belgisch ;)

    • @bprins3578
      @bprins3578 6 років тому

      Robin Coomans ik dacht het door je naam en de houtlijm die je gebruikte

  • @sophrosyne2671
    @sophrosyne2671 7 років тому

    Do I spot a dragon priest mask? : D

  • @shawnshears4222
    @shawnshears4222 6 років тому

    That a Skyrim priest mask in the background?

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  6 років тому

      Sure is! :)

    • @shawnshears4222
      @shawnshears4222 6 років тому +1

      What is it made of? It's pretty awesome. I put a couple hundred hours into that game and now my daughter plays it.

    • @RobinCoomans
      @RobinCoomans  6 років тому

      Same man, love TES games! I carved it out of a block of pine last year for a silly halloween video.