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Making a Small Kitchen Cleaver
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2024
- Not going to lie, not my favorite knife. I like the shape and weight and it's definitely a handy little knife in the kitchen but, I wasn't too happy with the handle color and finish.
The G-Carta bolster is not as easy to work with as micarta and I couldn't keep it clean AND smooth. Going to try coating it with CA glue to fill in the fabric and hopefully that'll help keep the steel dust out of the grain. Let me know if you have any other tips on keeping porous materials clean when sanding.
I know my heat treatment of the AEB-L steel isn't the best method but it's the best I can do with what I have. Luckily I found a nice size pipe that I will use to insulate the knife from the flames in the forge. SS foil should also help with the decarb next time.
My next knife is going to be sick so be sure to check back in a couple weeks. As always, thanks for watching!
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Available knives over on my INSTAGRAM (@99echo).
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MATERIALS:
- AEB-L Stainless Steel
- Orange G-Carta
- Southwest Dymalux
- Copper Spacer
- Brass Pins/Tube
00:00 - Profiling & Grinding
02:39 - Heat Treating
03:57 - Handle
05:50 - Glue-up
06:56 - Shaping the handle
08:31 - Sharpening
09:51 - The Result
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Welcome to the 99echo channel.
On this channel, you'll find fast-paced build videos on the different kinds of projects I undertake in my garage. My main focus is making one-off custom knives but I have plans to restore some old tools, work on some leathercraft, and any other interesting projects I can get my hands on.
I started my knifemaking journey at the onset of COVID-19 during the quarantine. I'm by no means an expert and I don't use fancy grinders or heat treat ovens but, with enough time and effort, I think anyone can make awesome-functional knives.
IMPORTANT: Knifemaking/bladesmithing can be very dangerous. Always use proper protection (eye, ear, lung). Please do your own research and use your best judgment before attempting the things you see in this video.
Question for everyone watching - are you a knife maker? Do you want to make knives? Or do you just like watching build videos?
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If you are a knife maker lets see your work! Drop those insta handles below. Follow me @99echo and help with my next knife.
Consider myself a “blacksmith“ more than an knife maker but I have made a few knives and enjoy it. Far from a “bladesmith“.
The reason I like the videos are that they are simple, clean, not a lot of fanfare or talking/instruction etc. It goes to show you that you don’t have to necessarily talk for 20 minutes and people can still learn things. Thanks much for your time and content.
Yeah I don't consider myself a bladesmith either. I figure you have to do some kind of forge shaping to have that label. Need some kind of anvil for that. Love the brute de forge look. What do you primarily make?
Hey, this is a great looking knife. You did a fabulous job. You’ve asked in the past what type of content that folks would like to see. If I would say anything that I would like to see, it’s honestly just more labels. What type of steel, what type of handle materials, what type of sandpaper‘s/grits etc. I think that would be the most beneficial. Now, that may be asking a bit much but I would love to see a clock for the time that you have invested in the knife and how long each process takes. Especially the sanding. No worries either way if you did it or didn’t do it… Still enjoy watching you work. Thanks again for the content.
You're awesome Scott, it takes a lot more time to add all that info and I wasn't sure if people even cared for it. Glad to hear you appreciated it. Still feeling things out and establishing my content style so your input like this is greatly appreciated. Trying to find a balance between informative and entertaining. Your clock/time idea is interesting too. I'll try to find a way to represent that. Thanks again! I'm sure you'll like the next one
Awesome work. Get yourself some no twist clamps and a set of 1-2-3 blocks. Your handle fitting will be so much easier!
Haha guess what just came in the mail today, some mag mates. Wrong size though. How would you use the blocks?
I love how you smoothed down the edges
Gotta make it comfortable
Another great looking knife!
Good job, buddy!
Thanks brotha!
That would make a great camp blade
That it would, chop some meat fireside lol
Rad cleaver my friend.
Very sharp knife
Very nice
Thanks
Cleaver look cool.👍👍🔥🔥
Thank you!
Great video, what material is the handle, thank you
Thanks! It's called dymalux laminated wood. The top part is G-carta. You can check the description for more info.
Awesome vid and a new sub here. Question, what kind of grinder is that? I need to move up from the Harbor Freight 1x30 and that one doesn’t look that crazy which is a good thing. Again thanks for the awesome vids!
Yeah budget shop over here haha. It's a 2×42 palmgreen. There's a couple brands that are basically the same product around $200.
Shoooot. Perfect! I’m on that. Where do I send some pics of some blades I’m working on? I’m about 3 months into making blades.
@@TheRealCardz sweeeeet send em over on instagram
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How it holds edge after simple heat treating like this? I want to build small kiln for aebl and d2 steel but dry ice or liquid nitrogen will be problem for me and i am curious if it worth or not.
So I sent an AEB-L knife to a chef that I heat treated like this and they say it holds up as good as their other knives. If it does dull, they give it a few passes on some honing steel and it's good as new. The only thing I'd reccomend is using SS foil and aluminum quench plates. Just picked some up and it works great. If you get a kiln then the dry ice makes sense since you can maximize the HRC, but for me using the forge, it wasn't worth it.
Great vid as always ! I really like your work, it would be pretty cool to make a collab
Of course! That'd be sick. Shoot me a DM on Instagram and we'll figure it out @99echo
Highly unimpressed. I watch these for creativity. This looks almost like a kit!
Cool comment
@Tim Just like your personality and your entire life basically, but someone mixed things up when you've been assembled you somehow turned out to not only be useless but also disappointing and rude.
Don't like the vid ? Then don't watch it. What, you're stopping every people you meet in the street to tell them you don't like the way they're dressed ? At what point do you think Tim's opion could be slightly relevant ?
@@lamproknives 🥲 beautifully said