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Nice craftsmanship. Instead of pounding those pins, your vise can push with less effort, ja? ✌️

टाईम पास.

Brovo

Más toche imposible

Таким ножом в жопе ковыряться

Mdr c'est quoi ? Un cure dent mais sûrement pas un couteau

Great idea and execution. In my collection of videos to reference!

I really love that firebox as well as the unorthodox use of the oven.

Very nice.

it was useless to dip the blade and especially in water

Ya dun good. ( south Florida )

Хорошо придумано молодец 👍 особенно понравился этот вариант снапильником, заточка очень идеальная👍👍👍👍

sorry. but there are some points. Most scissor blades have a slight inward curve to make cutting easier, so your knife won't be straight at all. the other thing is about tempering with water. you made your blade a very fragile piece and also added even more curves to it but After warming it up to 430 your blade isn't fragile anymore. The other thing is how do you bevel your hardened blade with a hand tool?! It shouldn't be possible at all and your tool has to slide over the edges you want to shape.

Nice little blade, and a great repurpose of that scissors blade! With it having basically no tang to speak of, be *real* careful if you use that for carving any but the softest woods!

Epic carving knife???? I'm sorry, but that sure looks like an ugly (poorly made) shank, Zero attention to details, wrong materials, no concerns about integrity of the joint... Don't get me wrong, I would most definitely put this video up, but with a different adjective on the title: simple, easy, small, utility knife or something to reference the recycling/repurposing part of the project. There's plenty to admire in the process, but I definitely think you can do better.

Hätte er die kaputte Schere weggeworfen, wäre uns erspart geblieben, sich so etwas anzuschauen. Was soll man mit so einem zusammengepfuschten "Messer" dass hässlich aussieht und noch nicht mal Papier richtig schneidet?

no tang a waste of time, also, that ss 420, doesn't respond very well to fire and quench in water, normally need 1850, 1950 F, in warm oil.(not the right color, didn't reach it), and the tempering can be done 150 to 390, never pass 400 or you ruin the stainless still metal properties/quality, so at the end you reprpouse a ruined scissor in a ruined chunk of metal with handle. very bad job. and 1.8k ppl like it? do you all watch a video and take it as granted truth/ right way to go? just because someone posted it.?... huh...lots of dumb ppl arround.... As you can see, i Didn't even mention, you file it, and then you quuench... when you can softner the metal in fire to make it easy to work with and not destroy your file, also, if you are going to do it by hand, with hand tools... you don't need to RE-QUENCH, was already done by the scissor manufacturer that i bet in the worst scenario did it better than you.... No I am not a hater, when is good is good, and when is bad is bad, this is ridiculous wrong

Good material, but too ugly

Nice,really.Show some carving too.........❤❤thank u.😢

I'm sorry, but you cannot harden stainless steel this way. The steel must be protected from carbon loss and the quenching temperature is over 1000 C. Sorry, take it as advice for the future

Great👍👍👍 17:19

Complimenti ma che lime hai usato

The perfect knife 🔪 for cheese crackers salami and a cutting board ⚔️

Highly intriguing primitive methods.... ... outstanding profound results 🛠️📐🔪⚔️👍

That turned out great!

Great video however he needs to work on his table saw push sticks for sure 13:03

Китайские ножницы из хорошей стали не делают если тратить время на изготовление ножа можно найти сталь получше .

Great looking knife!

Hi, I liked you vid and I was just wondering, what sort of wood are you using. It has a very beautiful grain.

what a ridiculous amount of time spent on making a shank That thing basically has no tang, and could seriously injure someone using it for carving

Top !

Time waste

Better buy a new one very long process to have it back into being new again.

Nifty shiv.

😎👌

Gloves?

Excelente ...

Pessima esecuzione, l'acciaio inox delle forbici non vale niente, anche se temprato e rinvenuto, Il tutto molto grossolano... a partire dai taglienti della lama, una ciofeca che non vale niente, specialmente con i tre perni passanti concentrati in un area ridottissima.. Si può fare di meglio anche ad occhi chiusi...

... gran idea para desocupados, como desperdiciar tiempo.

Woman hands😅😅😅😅

Aprecieri, pentru efort,,pricepere,,dar sa nu uitam,,, secolul vitezei.

bullshit, blade will fall of

I did something similar, using a single-use surgical power saw blade.

Thanks for sharing! I stole some ideas from you! Keep it up and ignore all the haters who criticize without making something better than you!

Nice job, very well done. The fact that you used minimum of tools made it even better.

My friend..I’m a little surprised by the comment section. You sir, have just accomplished what men for thousands of years have done as a time honered tradition. We make things we could certainly buy, but where’s the fun in that? I’m a wood turner, and a wood carver. I’d be proud to use your carving knife. Hope you keep making them.

Scissors were most likely some sort of crappy stainless alloy. Your "hardenning" did nothing - as evidenced by the fact that you are able to use a file to remove material post "heat treat". With all the time and effort you invested into the project, you could have had a useful knife if you had only used some decent steel.

Considering the amount of energy spent and pollution to the environment made there is absolutely no moral or economic justifications of such acts.

Rather spend the time fixing tat noisy grindstone thatvwantsvto vibrate off of the bench.

You did good young man, but never cut , or saw or pry, in the direction of your hand and fingers, trust me on this one , but great job.