Knife Making- Kitchen knife from an old rusty circular saw for wood DIY

Knife Making - Kitchen Knife from an Old Circular Saw | DIY
In this video, we’ll show you how to make a kitchen knife from an old circular saw blade. Follow our detailed, step-by-step guide as we transform a discarded tool into a sharp and stylish kitchen knife. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts and anyone interested in knife making!
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[@ozarked2363]

I’m a hobbyist knife maker. I’m very jealous of your grinding setup 😊. I’ve made a few kitchen knives from circular saw blades. Since kitchen knives get washed frequently I use micarta for the scales and West Coast Systems waterproof epoxy just in case. My process probably isn’t as good as yours so I like to have a little bit of insurance.

[@dougcorum8718]

There is more to making a knife from an old circular saw than cutting and grinding. I anneal to get the metal soft then make the basic shape, drill holes, etc. Then I harden and temper the blade so it is at the desired Rockwell hardness. This will ensure your cutting edge will last much longer. At least that is what I do when working with L6 steel.