DiResta Saw Blade Machete!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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In this video I take a 16" circular saw blade and manipulate a doughnut shape into a 32" machete! It was a blacksmith experiment in the process I learned a ton. I had to use the break drum forge in the start because the part didn't fit into the gas forge until I was able to open the ring a little bit... Thank you for the love!
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My Dude I LOVE your “experimentation and learning” mentality!! It’s such a great motivation to not be afraid to fail but rather take the lessons learned and improve!! Great project man!!!
Love this book! ruclips.net/user/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
Love the transparency Jimmy has with his viewers. When he makes mistakes he shares them and learns from them!
The wooden angle block for sharpening is super simple, and very effective. Clever use of some wide head screws too. Easy enough to touch up if it gets used.
Without modern tools one would never think about making a blade like this,thanks for all you do to support the craft🤗😎🤗😎
You do have the touch!
Super impressive how you worked round into straight with such hard material and the blade sharpening jig was so simple and yet so useable and safe, super useful! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Lightstream !
Sat here with my 5 year old daughter and 3 year old son they both gave you a big thumbs up jimmy very cool
I dont have debt but I like Jimmy
Jimmy, your description of what you did on this project on the podcast was, like your craftsmanship, excellent. I knew exactly the process from your explanation. Story telling is another art you have mastered. Thank you for the video 👍
I wish you and your family a great weekend. Thanks for all the great videos over many years. It is always smart to practise and learn
That’s awesome. It was cool to see that come into shape. Looks like a good exercise and learning experience.
Cool build! Its always good to stretch your skill sets, and this is a good example. Thanks for posting more inspiration like this. Thumbs up!
As usual, it’s good to see the interesting projects you come up with to reuse materials and learn new techniques.
The theme of knives and axes is the most favorite.
I love the shiny non rusted blade that just happened to be sitting outside in the rusted metal pile ready to be randomly picked up for this project.
I was given to me the day before by Rob Rojas. He works at a saw mill. When I get old blades I don’t keep them in my pocket…. I keep them with the old saw blade pile.
Now that is a beautiful blade jimmy
Terrific job on making that Machete, Jimmy! I have said this before that you should appear as a contestant on "Forged In Fire". 👍👍😉😉🔪🔪
Great
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado, EL HOMBRE, más polifacético que e visto y veré, se le da bien todo lo que intenta, creo que sí no tiene muchos conocimientos, lo compensa con el empeñó que le pone a todos sus trabajos, gracias maestro por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝🤓
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It never gets old, watching you making a big knife or machete.
Nice work brother.
Wall hanger?! Looks like it'll do the job just fine! Nice blade. Be proud, Diresta.
Liked the way you started using the bellows you made.
So cool to see it come together from start to finish!
Thanks Jimmy for continuing to make project videos unlike some of those channels who have gone full blabber in the pursuit of those youtube $$
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Great film. The hardness of that metal is surprising. Great job. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Buen trabajo. Saludos desde Lima Perú 🇵🇪.
Great craft channel. Much love from Singapore!
Man I have been a fan ever since I saw you skin a couch on TV. Amazing progression of talent.
Ok that was cool! I'm gonna save saw blades now along with all the old mower blades I already save!
I could watch black smithing all day...
Thanks Jimmy!!!
Aaah. I've been subscribed for 7-ish years, but cause of the dreaded algorithm, your videos got lost (until today!). I'm so glad to see that you're still around and doing awesome! 😍. Gonna binge 7+ years worth the videos now.
Boy, do I envy you!
I am always in awe of your blacksmithing talent! To take a useless old saw blade and turn it into a work of art is amazing. Yea I would hang it on my wall and what a conversation piece it would be! Do you know who made this? Do you know what this machete use to be? No, it’s not for sale for any price because Jimmy Diresta made it. 😊 Thanks for always bringing inspirational content to your channel!
At first, all I could see was a hot ember falling into your shoe.Thumbs up. 😀
Nice work..I didn't realize how dangerous it was belt sanding a Machete, until that blade flew off the machine...Wow !! Glad your ok. Thanks for the vids
I'm not saying "buy a Tormek" but it sure helps.
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Jimmy reminds me of Gilgamesh from Final Fantasy; 6 arms with a homemade blade in each! I love what you did here to prove it can be done.
I knew he was gonna chop some arm hairs off, I think Jimmy does that with all he badass knives he's made.
Jimmy the best as always
Always enjoy your creations.
Thanks for sharing and inspiring the rest of us.
"Alright, Jimmy, let's talk about your blade here. It has a nice shape. The handle fits nicely. The blade doesn't have any cracks or delaminations. Your blade will KEAL!"
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Each time there is a slow motion in your video, I expect some little accident happening, always surprised by it just being casual slow-mo shot... but today the accident is there! :D Glad that it was nothing serious, I never wish any harm. It's just that my brain is programmed by other creators to expect it :D
I definitely tensed up
Always cool to see you experiment and try new things!
Very nice! You are the knife king Jimmy!
Super creative approach! I love it, keep up the great work Jimmy
Always love and respect what you do Jim, thanks for sharing.
Jimmy told us he chopped into the weeds AFTER he cut and we ate the pizza. 😂
Brazilian Rosewood Handle 👌🏼
I love how you cut the comment trolls down with theexplanation at the beginning. Pun intended
An exercise in making funtional tools. Great work.
Man that was a cool belt sander, looked pretty tough.
Excellent trip in your blacksmithing journey. I finally see the billows put to use! That's quite a lovely pizza blade you have for the shop now! 🍕
If Crocodile Dundee would see this video!!! awesome job!!!! 🤩🤩
Great video ! When I listened to you on making it I imagined that you had left the saw teeth on the back but now this makes a lot more
Sense haha 😂
Good job Master 👍🏽✌🏽🇧🇷
Awesome as always my friend 👍🏽
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Is that the timber boat I'm waiting for ? 😂
What? We don't get to see you getting all Doug Marcaida with it? Looks like it was a lot of fun but a lot of hard work as well. Thanks for sharing.
Really amazing work, Jimmy! 😃
Fantastic looking machete indeed!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Living the dream, nice. The grinder is badass.
Thank heavens for a Diresta knife video - those forearms were getting pretty hairy!
Now that's a knife. Crocidile Dundy would be proud.
Nice work Jimmy
Very COOL I could use that in the backyard.
I love the shape of that Machete as it reminds me of a sword that was in the film "The Old Guard". If anyone knows, I'd love to know...... and it gives me an excuse to watch this video again 😊👍👍👍👍👍
i wanna see those 3 fireman’s axes behind your buffing wheel restored !
Guy just man handling red hot with the box boy gloves on!
Hola! 🖐 Don't know why I hadn't done it before but I finally subscribed today! Really enjoyed the video, I jumped back when I saw that blade fly off your hands - yikes! 😱Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Very nice, Jimmy 🔥🔥🔥
It’s my Saturday night well spent
Wow, a very good quality sanding belt! @09:01
🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍 🧚♂ 🐈 🧚 🍀
Good job Jimmy Diresta well done
One of these days you're gonna be testing the sharpness on your arm hair and one of those roosters is gonna jump at you and you're gonna lose an arm.... Love the work!!
Now just needs the DIRESTA logo etched in the blade.
beautiful and deadly.. what a combo Jimmy !
You may not even agree with me but I think you are a master at everything you do.
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We'll all be watching for this in the next Danny Trejo movie!
Sweet project.
Thank you!
Nice work
I’m sure Danny Trejo would approve! 😎
Jimmy, I like your steel- toe safety slip ons.
Jimmy Dundee... Dats norra noife... DIS IS A NOIFE!!!!
Nice handle
Fantastic build Jimmy!! I really do
Like your forging videos a lot!!!! And a great idea how to kill 2 birds with one….. machete!! By chopping the seasoning down, then cut the pizza while the flavor is still on the machete!!!😂😂
Perhaps you are practicing for an episode of Forged in Fire? That would be fun!!
Технику безопасности знаю, как свои три пальца.)
A new blade always needs a hard test on a pizza, congrats and best regards
Forged In Fire champion!
It would be nice to have someone from the area actually go all the way to win!
Syracuse
Middleburgh
Ballston Spa
Esperance
All missed on the last challenge!
Fantastico machete Jimmy 👋👋👋👋👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💪
Beautiful. Forge On. God Bless.
“These 2 are mine!” Lol
Danny Trejo love this!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Very nice
This would appear to be a good time to interest you in carbide drill and milling bits, as well as diamond and CBN grinding and sharpening tools.
It’s perfect
The saw blade was likely high speed steel. That steel doesn't need hardening to become very hard. That's, most likely, why you had such a hard time drilling into it.
Maybe a wood burning oven in the foreseeable future? 👀good!🔥💯😃👍
I feel like you could have made a great Khopesh with that material.
Machete or short sword? Either way, I'd take this over an ice pick any day. Cool build, sir!
does that sander have a rubber wheel on the abrasive side for self cleaning? pretty handy