This is a review of the CraftOptics DreamBeam 3 Light which attaches to the CraftOptics Magnifying Eyeglasses.
This is a review of the CraftOptics Magnifying Eyeglasses.
I was ask some general questions about the grinding stone that I use to cut nail nicks. I discuss it in this video.
This is a demo on how I use the Kennedy Fixture from Jantz Supply to fit up a slipjoint blade and spring. The Kennedy Fixture is an advanced version of the Ruple jig, or a rise fall indicator.
I was asked to explain how the safety works on my lever action auto, so I put this video together to demonstrate it.
This is my method for making pivot bushings to be used in my folders.
This is a demo of how I use my "No Peen" head spinners for assembling slipjoints.
In this video I show how to make and set up the top block on the rotary table for milling liners.
In this video I demonstrate how I mill liners using a rotary table.
In this video I show how I made my jig for grinding small folder blades.
I had to remove a pivot pin from a slipjoint in order to fix a blade issue, and I figured I’d record it. Maybe it will be helpful to others.
This is how I straighten small folder blades when needed. NOTE: The steel that I'm working with is O1 tool steel.
This is a demonstration on how to use a BrnoBorn style grinding jig.
This is an updated tutorial on how I make .005" stainless steel washers for my small folders.
In this video I demonstrate how to straighten folder liners.
Here’s a method that I’m experimenting with for testing the pull weight on a slipjoint.
This video demonstrates how I've started holding on to scales for shaping them.
In this video, I help a friend diagnose a problem that he was having with one of his slipjoints.
This is my TruGrit style Disc Grinder with the Nielsen magnetic discs.
This is my EDC-DA0 prototype that I've finished.
In this short video I explain my attempt to convert a Buck 110 to an automatic.
This is a demonstration of how to work a scale release auto.
This is a fit-up of the mechanics for a lever action auto.