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Nice,, I’ve had trouble with the mdf wheels, I made a set and tried everything for compound even the tormek white paste,, so I broke down and got a 2x72 leather belt,, and I’m still trying to get a great edge , I’m close but I really think it’s in the speed, and compound ya know, you got some serious knives!! I like em ,, thanks

You are a genius and just a pure badass, Id come work for free if you would just teach me a 1/8th of your knowledge! Thanks for the update 🫡

My goodness your work is a ART! I gotta get one or two or three of your knives, hopefully I can afford one lol

Man I absolutely love that knife being scaleless etc! So nice

Now thats COOL! Almost as cool as your knives

How is this not a 10 mil subbed channel? I love this channel and Id love to buy a knife!

Procunier: pronounced proh-kyoo-nee-ay.

WOW! there is a lot of runout what is going on there.??

Countersink the holes, not chamfer

Thanks for the safety tips.

Great video!

Hola.quisiera saber si a esa Sierra se le puede poner una cinta de 42" para poder ampliar la distancia y poder cortar así botellas de vidrio de mayor grosor o si solo admite la de 37" que viene con este modelo.Gracias de antemano.

😂 💯 Nice 📛 name

What range if taps does it work with?

Doing this regularly, I suggest ventilation. Thanks!

Super helpful. Thank you!

Hello Friend, I'm glad that I found your channel, I'm from Russia, I recently bought a tabletop CNC and made my first folding knife on it, it will be very interesting to hear about the subtleties and nuances! Thank you!

OGP high precison measurring system, common tool used in industrial manufacturing. Companies replace equipment every so oftern, look on the used market for an older system.

at 5:25 it not spinning as straight. Is there a different attachment you have used where its more stable?

I figured out what the problem is, there should be an “S” at the end of the word “grinder” in the website address stamped on the back of the disc

When I tried the website on the back of the disc, it said that my iPhone has been hacked. I’ll check the spelling, but it kept going to that error page.

For anyone watching this nice video, PLEASE NEVER HOLD ANYTHING WITH YOUR HAND WHILE USING A DRILL PRESS...ANYTHING. use a clamp, unless you don't mind a broken or missing hand.

Love the video. Not everyone thinks to post how this device works. As a person who hand taps i would love to have this device to stop breaking taps.

Good tutorial sir

Sir could you maybe go into what makes a knife drop shut? Or if it’s a bad idea to modify or flatten a detent ball and how to do it?

At my shop we use these exclusively for blind holes and they are absolute crap for that. Not even worth a glance if youre not tapping through

I’m anxious for you to restock the 1.3mm set of four for the Benchmade 85

So the HT process, you get your kiln up to 1875 and how long do you have the blades in there for?

Keep it sharp!And skin a coon with it

Is that spring assisted?

Strange coming across this video in my feed now. I have this setup and I wish more people knew about Rod’s design, I tell as many people as I can, it’s an absolute game changer for your flats, your bevels, your plunges and not to mention what you can do with handle materials. I think what the knife making community is confused by is the 1 degree bevel disc. Great information you gave on the bevel disk and long blades , but genuinely the point at which the tip passes the point where it’s no longer in contact with friction is about 3” give or take so you can do smaller blades. The other thing that makes this a ‘knife makers,’ disk sander is a VFD, being able to switch sides and sand in the same direction in relation to the side you’re working on is key. Great video 👌👍🍻🍻

sweet knife 🗡

Can you replace the brass washer in the benchmade griptilian mini with ball bearings.

What have we here??? 😊

wtf!, i didn't even know these things had a clutch in them been breaking taps at work left and right for 6 years now, guess that's what happens when they offer basically no training and i have to youtube how to do my job. lol, just this week i've broken 4 1/4-20 and 2 10-24.

Google sent me here in response to my "damasteel heat treat" inquiry, and I thank you for posting this. I've only worked with high carbon steels and damascus I've made, and damasteel makes my heat treat process look simple by comparison! This video has convinced me to stick with what I know for now, so thanks again for the information.

So do you recommend still using lube on the bearings?

Hi thank you for the very valuable video I wonder how many more people should be injured before someone will think about reducing the speed of these bloody machines I would like to buy one but I will buy a drill with variable speed instead Imho the better jobs are always done slowly

Hey bud. Didn't I see a small personal blanchard grinder in one of your videos ? If so is it any good and where did you get it ? Thanks

How do you get it way more cleaner when you burn the rope like at min 2.57 how do you get that part clean and nice again any help??

Absolute master u have my sub from a novice in uk

Wow ,very nice Craftsmanship ! i learned a lot watching this video ,Thankyou

**uses Rockwell tester as an arbor press** 😂

good video,...i jsut scored the phoenix version of this tapping head...essentially the same thing...thank you for the video.

curious...why not make a 25 degree left and right soft jaw/jig and mill the bevels on the blade flat? This would cut out the need to sand the bevels I would think....

Nice! Thanks for the hint.

Very helpful. Thank You. What disc sander do you use?

Very helpful. Thank You. What disc sander do you use?

Sure you’ve found a way to measure by now. But I use deltonic gauge pins in tenth increments. There expensive but you probably don’t need too many just .2490 to .2500