I can't believe I waited this long to get this misting system! Check the description above for links to these products as well as the other channels I mentioned! 👍🏻
I would recommend adding a pneumatic foot pedal between the compressor and the water reservoir. It helps to control the speed and volume of mist, so you can apply only when the steel makes contact with the belt and you don't end up drenching your workspace especially if you're using a toolrest/ grinding jig. The foot pedals can be had on Amazon for $20-30 and very easily integrated into the air line. www.amazon.com/dp/B07P41RSG7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_PyJ3GO6WxIyJR
@@merwat Honestly, that's way overkill. I only use this when I'm doing bevels and there's a water bucket directly below the grinder so there's no mess at all. The toolrest got just as wet by dunking the workpiece when I didn't have the misting system. Thanks for the thought, though!
I have been thinking about this for awhile. After burning my fingers on the copper build and then seeing your setup with all the links, I had to pull the trigger! 👍
Thank you so much Denis! As always, your videos are so super helpful! I already tried out the caveman version of a sprinkle system: a tonic bottle full of water. And yes it definitely works, but man, it was a mess. Thank you for the links. Now I know the name of the parts and I should be able to find them over here in Europe as well.
@@TyrellKnifeworks Works great! No overheating, no more this nasty fine metal dust. Getting rid of the metal dust, is the biggest pro. Thanks again Denis!
I would not have thought a misting system like this would have provided enough cooling for a blade, but I guess I would have been wrong! Seems like this would be very useful when freehanding a bevel, as you could keep the same angle more reliably if you weren't dunking the blade in water every several passes.
I first saw a mister just like that on a walter sorrels video a couple years ago or so, it looks pretty awesome. Im curious though, have you tried grinding with it yet? Does the belt running at normal speeds hold enough water to sling it around mist your face or does it all go down into the bucket? I've heard someone mention this problem before but wasn't sure if you could just control it with the pressure of water or belt speed.
I have used it. I was worried about the same thing but I’m getting zero water in the face. You can adjust the spray power and water flow so it’s really easy to control. I love it! You’ll see it in use in this Sunday’s build video! 👍
I tried one of these years ago, but it made such a mess I stopped using it. It's one of those preference things, some people love em' others not so much. Hope all is well, take it easy.
I have a Pressurized garden sprayer I was thinking of trying out if i like it I may do that I have Ben experimenting heat treating be for I grind so far it working out good but keeping the blade is key
Looks very handy and a lot easier than I thought. Are you worried about your grinders lifespan with all the extra humidity? It seems very helpful, but I don't know if my selfmade grinder would survive that 😅
Thanks for checking it out, Njord. If you think about it, you're always dipping a knife and going back to the grinder so there isn't much difference. You'll see it in action on my Sunday build video!
Haha, no worries. Yes, it was cheaper and an easier install than I expected. You’ll see it in action on this Sunday’s build! Thanks for watching, David!
Very cool. Air line fittings have become more complicated. There is a "T" also an "I/M" in the male and same in the female but the female also has a "U" this one is universal and will work with either male connector. Took me a while to figure out. Good luck.
@@TyrellKnifeworks I think you misunderstood me. I am talking about when you realized you had the wrong style airline fitting and that there are different types. My comment explains it so you don't do it again in the future. Cheers!
I have an 8 gallon compressor. I have held off on getting one of these because I was afraid my compressor would be running constantly. I noticed you only had a little 3 gallon. Are you having any issues with it keeping up?
It depends on how much flow you have set on the mister. I haven't used it all that much yet so I'll have to see. It might run the compressor a lot but I would generally only use this when I'm doing bevels (and copper!!) so I don't mind if it runs the compressor. Thanks for checking it out!
Yeah I would run it on my 80 gallon compressor because those pancakes don’t tolerate heat for too long. We use that exact compressor everyday for pressurizing pool plumbing lines and they usually last just under a year and fry, some last longer but they don’t do well without a break, I’d imagine if you are just grinding a knife it wouldn’t wear it out because you wouldn’t use it constantly. If you were a production shop that would be a different story
I can't believe I waited this long to get this misting system! Check the description above for links to these products as well as the other channels I mentioned! 👍🏻
As hot as some of these days are... aim directly at face.. 😆
I would recommend adding a pneumatic foot pedal between the compressor and the water reservoir. It helps to control the speed and volume of mist, so you can apply only when the steel makes contact with the belt and you don't end up drenching your workspace especially if you're using a toolrest/ grinding jig. The foot pedals can be had on Amazon for $20-30 and very easily integrated into the air line.
www.amazon.com/dp/B07P41RSG7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_PyJ3GO6WxIyJR
@@mcrich1978 yeah, good idea!! 😜
@@merwat Honestly, that's way overkill. I only use this when I'm doing bevels and there's a water bucket directly below the grinder so there's no mess at all. The toolrest got just as wet by dunking the workpiece when I didn't have the misting system. Thanks for the thought, though!
Looks good Denis! Love my mister system, I prefer a magnet so I can move mine to any machine. Love me some triple T!
Thanks, Brian! When I get multiple grinders like you, maybe I’ll have it on a magnet system! 😜
@@TyrellKnifeworks every shop needs at least 5 grinders. 😁
@@HouseMadeUS if I had the room, I’d get a Revolution for sure!
The best $20 I've spent in a while. It works great
Thanks for watching, Peter!
@@TyrellKnifeworks thanks for the awesome content!
If I keep watching your videos, I am going to go broke (er), but have an amazingly kitted shop! Lol
Haha, sorry to make you spend money! You’re welcome! 😜
@@TyrellKnifeworks totally worth it! And thank you!
Hey! Thanks for the shoutout sir! Bolting it right onto the Brodbeck is brilliant! I hope you enjoy using this attachment👍🏻
I have been thinking about this for awhile. After burning my fingers on the copper build and then seeing your setup with all the links, I had to pull the trigger! 👍
Thank you so much Denis! As always, your videos are so super helpful! I already tried out the caveman version of a sprinkle system: a tonic bottle full of water. And yes it definitely works, but man, it was a mess. Thank you for the links. Now I know the name of the parts and I should be able to find them over here in Europe as well.
Thanks, Gerald! I'm glad it helped you out! 👍🏻
@@TyrellKnifeworks Works great! No overheating, no more this nasty fine metal dust. Getting rid of the metal dust, is the biggest pro. Thanks again Denis!
Great idea, thanks!
Glad it was helpful, Dmitriy! 👍🏻
Another great job providing info that is useful and valuable. Thanks for posting.
I’m glad you found it useful, Cory!
I would not have thought a misting system like this would have provided enough cooling for a blade, but I guess I would have been wrong! Seems like this would be very useful when freehanding a bevel, as you could keep the same angle more reliably if you weren't dunking the blade in water every several passes.
Yes, exactly! You'll see it in action in my sunday build video! It's really nice not to have to keep dunking it and then having to reposition!!
I've been looking at this. Still gotta finish the Revolution grinder, but this seems silly-simple and very useful.
Soo simple to setup. I was thinking these were more expensive but then when I saw it, it was a no brainer. Thanks for checking it out!
very cooling....I wonder if it will make a difference to how long the belts last.
That’s a great question. I’ll see I guess! Thanks for watching!
I first saw a mister just like that on a walter sorrels video a couple years ago or so, it looks pretty awesome.
Im curious though, have you tried grinding with it yet? Does the belt running at normal speeds hold enough water to sling it around mist your face or does it all go down into the bucket? I've heard someone mention this problem before but wasn't sure if you could just control it with the pressure of water or belt speed.
I have used it. I was worried about the same thing but I’m getting zero water in the face. You can adjust the spray power and water flow so it’s really easy to control. I love it! You’ll see it in use in this Sunday’s build video! 👍
Just shared this with green beetle since he put out a video on a similar idea.
Thanks for sharing and watching!
I tried one of these years ago, but it made such a mess I stopped using it. It's one of those preference things, some people love em' others not so much. Hope all is well, take it easy.
So far I’m really liking it. I just plan on using it for doing bevels but it isn’t messy at all. I’ll see how I feel after a few knives. 👍
Good info, thanks
Thanks for checking it out, Rodger!
I have a Pressurized garden sprayer I was thinking of trying out if i like it I may do that I have Ben experimenting heat treating be for I grind so far it working out good but keeping the blade is key
I’m impressed with this misting system so far! When you get you blade done, Barry, send me some pics for my Viewer Knives section! 👍
@@TyrellKnifeworks love your videos I will
What’s the best thickness of steel for stock removal for a Kitchen knife?
Looks very handy and a lot easier than I thought. Are you worried about your grinders lifespan with all the extra humidity? It seems very helpful, but I don't know if my selfmade grinder would survive that 😅
Thanks for checking it out, Njord. If you think about it, you're always dipping a knife and going back to the grinder so there isn't much difference. You'll see it in action on my Sunday build video!
@@TyrellKnifeworksMakes sense 🤔 I‘m excited to see it in action 👌🏻
Nice presentation dentist
Sometimes I hate speak to text nice presentation Dennis looked pretty simple
Haha, no worries. Yes, it was cheaper and an easier install than I expected. You’ll see it in action on this Sunday’s build! Thanks for watching, David!
Very nice
Thanks for checking it out, Keith!
Very cool. Air line fittings have become more complicated. There is a "T" also an "I/M" in the male and same in the female but the female also has a "U" this one is universal and will work with either male connector. Took me a while to figure out. Good luck.
I found the fittings on this one really trivial and easy to use. Totally worth the money! Thanks for watching!
@@TyrellKnifeworks I think you misunderstood me. I am talking about when you realized you had the wrong style airline fitting and that there are different types. My comment explains it so you don't do it again in the future. Cheers!
@@jjppres ohhh, I get it now. Yeah, I had no idea there were different ones. Thanks for the tip!
denis can you use a airbrush type commpresor? not sure what scfm requirements are needed for mister thanks Mark
I’ve never tried. I’m not sure it would have enough pressure. Thanks for watching
@@TyrellKnifeworks thanks im gonna get a pancake appreciate the reply
I have an 8 gallon compressor. I have held off on getting one of these because I was afraid my compressor would be running constantly. I noticed you only had a little 3 gallon. Are you having any issues with it keeping up?
It depends on how much flow you have set on the mister. I haven't used it all that much yet so I'll have to see. It might run the compressor a lot but I would generally only use this when I'm doing bevels (and copper!!) so I don't mind if it runs the compressor. Thanks for checking it out!
Yeah I would run it on my 80 gallon compressor because those pancakes don’t tolerate heat for too long. We use that exact compressor everyday for pressurizing pool plumbing lines and they usually last just under a year and fry, some last longer but they don’t do well without a break, I’d imagine if you are just grinding a knife it wouldn’t wear it out because you wouldn’t use it constantly. If you were a production shop that would be a different story
Does it reduce grinding dust getting all over the shop? Seems like this would be a benefit as well
I hadn’t thought of that until I started using it but I think it will! Thanks for watching, Andrew!
Soak the end of the plastic hose in near boiling hot water. It will soften it enough to slip over the nipple.
It actually was fine and it holding but that’s a good tip! Thanks!
2:53 a heat gun would remedy that hose not sliding on
Thanks for the tip and for watching.
Another "venturi "... 😉
Not really, this one is fed by a compressor. Thanks for watching.
Grinder Misting System ☑️ To Buy List: $30,000 worth of knife making tools/machines 😅
Haha, so true! 😜