Watch this master make his masterpieces

[Madman1978]

A master at work!

 

[Kenny Durrant]

Very impressive. Thanks for sharing. Funny he said some hold their breath when they need to focus. I hold mine when I get the feeling something might happen that I don't like. Ha Ha.

 

[wolf creek knives]

I second what Kenny posted. Impressive and extremely interesting. Talk about patience. Thanks for posting Michael.

 

[bsshog40]

Pretty cool! I would think that the turtle shell one's would have to come from a pretty large turtle to have that much material to work with. Those looked cool also. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Jans husband]

And we worry about taps and dies and tenons!!
Has anyone used his method of thread making on a regular basis?

A real master!!

Thanks for posting it

Mike

 

[wouldentu2?]

Did he say what speed he used or his grind angle, was that thin CA, was that a Robust? What about out of round problems?

 

[Madman1978]

Did he say what speed he used or his grind angle, was that thin CA, was that a Robust? What about out of round problems?

YOu will have to watch and read the captions I guess!

 

[Madman1978]

I checked on his prices and he is booked for I think 12 to 15 weeks. But, the cheapest for about $485 to $3000.

 

[Woodchipper]

Is he a member? I have seen some great videos of Japanese craftsmen.