Making a Chisel Knife - inspired by the Mora & kiridashi knives
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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This knife was inspired by the Morakniv chisel knife: bit.ly/2tNoQGh
I was intrigued by the shape and functionality of the Mora and when I saw this old jointer blade at a flea market I decided to make one.
The handle is mahogany and was inspired in shape by the kiridashi handles. I had no success drilling holes in this steel so I only used epoxy to keep it in place, if I manage to get a carbide drill bit I'll try adding some pins later.
If you are interested in the tools used in this video: www.thesmallworkshop.com/my-tools/
The pattern of this knife is available for my patrons: bit.ly/2txdMC1
This knife was inspired by the Morakniv chisel knife: bit.ly/2tNoQGh
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I tried to use it as a shaver but now I just have a chiseled jawline.
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Hahaha
“wanna know how I got these scars?”
I used to be a restorer just like you and then I took a chisel in the jawline
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One of the most original knife builds I've seen in a great while! Thank you for a great idea - and a very nice video!
No music, just the simple sound of hard work
"Looks weird" I think it looks brilliant. Two tools in one :)
Nicely done through I do see one thing lacking .... your MAKERS MARK if I owned one of your projects i would be proud to show them who made it !
Wonderful, as always!
Thank you very much!
That thing is gorgeous, looks pretty handy too!
the elephant watering can takes the prize :'D
Ive watched two videos now i cant stop
I am thinking of making one like this only bigger more of a small Froe with chisel end like yours for battoning wood to spilt down or chiseling off knots on a branch
I think froeshisel would be a good name
That's a good idea my nizzle
Japanese Nata.
I loved seeing all the uses at the end. Some of your videos lack you demoing the tool. This was awesome!
Wow this is a great example of form and function combined in a single item! I love the design and the process was well done too. One thing you might want to try when using reclaimed steel is to use spot annealing to soften areas that you want to drill into. Simply submerge the part(s) you want to keep tempered and heat the area you want to anneal.
Thanks! After I finished this project I bought a torch just for that purpose. Before that I tried annealing steel using my gas stove which worked to some success, like for the drill bit darts in a previous video, but it did almost nothing to this steel, even tho I'm pretty sure it's not HSS. The stove is just not hot enough. In the future I'll use the torch for this and also to do some heat treating.
Really Cool! you've inspired me to try my hand at making a knife or chisel knife! I was sort of under the impression that you needed all kinds of tools and jigs to get started. All I really have is a bench grinder, hand belt sander, drill press and rotary tool, etc. Really cool to see you make this with common tools!
Love this project! That is a large planner blade! :) Added to my future to do list!!!
Thanks you! The blade I saw at the flea market and was thinking to make a sword out f it. But then I came to my senses! :)
That’s the most adorable table saw I’ve ever seen. Knife turned out amazing!! I’m gonna attempt this, thanks for posting!!
That handle looks perfect for a filet knife!
What an absolute little gem of a tool. Very useful in any workshop, and pretty too. Nice work buddy.
Thank you Kenny!
Bravo!!! You are the first person to make these things and you water cool them on each pass of the grinder.
That's a terrible knife and the hammer is too, send them both to me for immediate destruction (pack them well so they don't get damaged) :)
From what I can see, the terrible-ness of that knife is way beyond what your deconstruction can do.
He should send them to me for proper disposal.
Ps: my disposal process hinges on the items being shipped in perfect condition.
Lol u just want free things u choosing beggars.
LOL you figured that out huh? We want GOOD QUALITY free things :)
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I'm a woman I'll use it and take care of it. 😁
A very nice chisel from oldtimer steel, nice craftmanship.
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The dedication abd attention to detail you put in these videos and the stuff you come up with is just breathtaking. Amazing! Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
You deserve a gold star.
It's like a dovetail chisel and an american tanto knife had a baby!
Another absolutely beautiful creation ! Love it ... I really like how you use a lot of things that would other wise end up in the trash or scrap bin ... great job !
Really nice job, nice Blade, but you should not touch the mettal you just degreased with bare hands, everything else was really inspirating.
So it‘s more a tool than a knife. Looks very cool and useful
It sure may seem like a strange shape and all, but as a carpenter's apprentice, I can't count all the times I've had use for a chisel knife. I'm sure this knife will serve you well.
Splendid shape, craft... And result !
Love it 😍
it took me a sec to realise what you wore doing at the start with the grind then water and repeat. thats genius!
5:58 uses the knife chisel he’s making to make the knife chisel.
I love the idea and your unique design.
that is some really good grinding skill.
I like how you used the knife you're making to facilitate the knife you're making.
Hopefully anyone who clicked on this understands how valuable of a tool this can be.
Awesome!
Thanks!
WONDERFUL, I have no words, always super perfect and unique precise product, wonderful work and video, well done and good luck, respect from old BG. p.s. It is a great pleasure for me to see that there are such precise people in the world!!!
Great project. Two questions for you, how well did the epoxied on scales hold up and did the softening of the butt work.
Very nice. I suppose I need to make a few in different sizes. Just like a set of chisels. Really nice design and nice work.
Thanks for putting this up.
man! if you dont already, you should sell these. small batch style, you could probably make awesome money from the specialty aspect alone!
Asimovs Rulebreaker there is a German company called " Kirschen", they sell the so called "2 Cut"s
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Yep. Ima need one of those. Back to the shop I go.
Great video, I subscribed! 👍👍👍👍👍
I love your videos,you have so much equipment, its all so interesting, and it also make me stress down watching this. Thank you
This chisel knife is so sexy !
Wu Tang Clan this was a weird comment but it made my day XD
I looks like a Danish butterknife with an attitude. Nice job.
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Using it even before it's finished. I like
I actually like how it looks
simple but elegant and versatile and sturdy as frig, all thumbs up here.
Here I am at 5 in the morning and I haven’t slept at all tonight. I’m in my last year of college and it’s finals week. And instead of sleeping or studying, I’ve been binge watching UA-cam vids all night and stumbled across your channel. I’m addicted now because watching these reminds me of when I was in elementary school (I’ll be 25 in July) and watching my poppy (grandad) in his workshop. He served in WW2 in the navy, and in his spare time learned how to do this kind of stuff. It became a hobby that he loved. A few years before he passed away in 2013 he made a couple of bookcases, a hat rack, and a cabinet for my bday and painted them blue. I still have them in my room. I hope to learn how to do this some day to be able to do what he did. And also because Ron Swanson is my favorite Parks and Rec character lol.
now thats what i call a great job well done
you could shave with it
I can see many uses for this tool around the shop, camping and in survival situations! I would have added a couple of pins to the handle for longevity while pounding on the tool.
That is a beautiful knife and seems very useful. You could also use a castoff chisel. As to drilling tool steel there are two methods. The first is to use a carbide masonry bit. Carbide cuts steel. It is painful but it works. If you have a propane torch you can heat the spots that you want to drill red hot. Do not let the whole knife get red hot! This is called annealing and it softens the steel to where you can drill it.
I like that alot. and yes they are versitile..Mora makes a knife with a chisel blade and alot of folks love it.
I was worried about the handle when i saw you have to fill the space with extra wood...but it turned out fine..i woulda prolly used a colored spacer..and the handle seemed thin to me at first but the way you use it means that it works just fine. I would prolly feel more secure if the handle was wider tho..feel safer handleing it.
But its a great way to use an old planer blade. and you did really well at keeping the temper and hardness of the blade by cooling it often. well done my friend!
Yea, I was inspired by the Mora, I've said it in the title. The handle was inspired by the kiridashi knives that's why it's so slim and plain. I used the same wood for the insert trying to keep the handle simple and also because I'm not very familiar with using the belt sander so I had no clue how easy it would be to shape a sandwich of different materials.
love that mini table saw
Gorgeous. Well done.
u got one of the best tools out there yo
What is the freaking obsession with youtubers and these mini knives?!?
Turned out great
Very cool design. Great job as always.
Thank you Pawel!
for drilling holes, try by by using a normal concrete drill - just sharpen it to a "common" angle and use a lot of cooling fluid - so the insert stays in place
a really nice work.
Your craftmanship is excellent. It is sort of a Razel knife.
I'm not a knowledgeable in using a chisel (although I'll soon start learning wood carving in my spare time) or making such a tool but this looks really great.
i love the disign of this knife !!!!
Excellent, this knife chisel is so pratical. Wonderfull !
That's awesome! I wish I had a workshop to make things like this.
I would use it for my everyday carry blade. It's awesome.
Looks excellent. I'd buy one.
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great video and idea . I think you could do it with a wood chisel . It wouldn't be as beautiful but would be functional and easier to make with limited tools
Table saw is so cute
I dig this kind of knife, even though is more a chisel
I’ve got a paring chisel made out of an old Wadkin planner knife made by a pattern maker I’d say. Cracking tool and a cracking use for an old planner knife I intend to make some more when the knives in my 5 head moulder are beyond regrinding might try one of these
Nice idea to reuse an old planer blade
Thats a good tool and well done.....
thats the most adorable table saw Ive ever seen hahaha. Jokes aside that knife is cool as shit!
I bought a hultafors version which has a double bevel so doesn't function near as well as the mora with the single grind chisel bevel (I might re-grind it at some point). I mostly use it for light demolition and dismantling, its built very tough so you can hit away with a hammer on it. There are a couple of things about it that take awhile getting use to and make it less comfortable in use; when using it as a knife I've come close to cutting myself with the chisel tip a few times i think it messes with your perspective or hand to eye familiarity of typical knives, when using as a marking knife or for scribing the corner suffers a little with excessive wear and rounds off after necessary additional sharpening (a chamfered corner might fix this, i think I've seen it on other chisel/ demo knives), and for chisel work it struggles a little with small work as you cant choke up your hand grip because of the knife edge (again a reduced length knife edge might improve things). overall its useful but not as much as you originally think.
I noticed some lidl DIY products in the video, so keep your eyes peeled for the 6 or 7 piece multi-use carbide drill bit set they sell as a special its very similar to the expensive bosch ones, i've used mine to drill some harder steels and it works great.
nice job on the videos and the projects, a new subscriber here.
No, its look awesome,
Would love to see and hear the man behind this amazing art and maybe a little tour of your small shop would be super awesome!
I tried making a tour once but the space is so small the camera can not catch usable pictures.
I really dig my Mora but from the factory when they polished it they rounded the edges enough to not make it as usable. I would have to remove alot of material to get a true single bevel edge... I have some old jointer blades that would work great for this. Thanks for the vid
I think the weird is what makes it beautiful.
Good design, I especially like the handle. One thought/idea: you were right in keeping the blade cool as not to remove hardness; however, when grinding the handle, removing hardness may actually be beneficial, as the handle does not need to he hard like the blade, but flexible (as you probably know, hardness and flexibility are for the most part on opposite sides of the scale)
EDIT: I didn't think you intended to actually use this as a chisel. For that purpose what you did was probably best. Well done.
You can drill HSS with an Artu drill they are not cheep but will drill just about anything. but as always care is needed and follow instructions. If you have access to a diamond grinding wheel you can fashion your own quite cheaply out of masonry bits, ground to a point used for drilling steel. the only problem with the latter is the silver solder used in masonry bits melts at much lower temperature so coolant water or white oil is necessary good luck give it a try
Very awesome man. I have one of those lying round and now I know what to do with it. Subscribed man.
Awesome knife!
i canonly wish i knew i loved this work when i was younger and able to afford thesse tools especially the 72x2 grinder, i would keep ice on the side to add to the water
Your works are nice
Very Very Good-Jose Klöckl,Granada,España/Spain
Beautiful piece. Very nicely done. Your stock looked like one of my 12 inch Delta planer knives on steroids. R
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wow completely impressed! just beautiful!
excelent great tool and easy to make... thanks
Make about 10-15% heftier and anvil end end and would be a good tool for the post and beam, log and timber building trade. Marking and joint slight planning shave cuts.
Nice tool, thank you for showing
Good Nice 👍 Great job
No it doesn’t look weird
Awesome design I’m going to make me one
Thanks for sharing
Very pleasing to look at :)
It’s so pretty~! 💖😱💖 and versatile~! Perfect art knife