How To Make a Filing Jig For Knives | Easy Knife Filing Jig
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- In this video, I am showing step by step how to make a filing jig for knives. Watch how I make a simple knife bevel jig. allflavorworkshop.com/
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A knife filing bevel jig is an inexpensive, safe and accurate way of creating great and beautiful bevels on your knives. You can make an easy knife filing jig quite easily at home with simple tools you can find around the shop at almost no cost. It's a great DIY tool for any beginner knife maker.
The filing jig I am making in this video cost $15 and all of the materials are available at any hardware store (see the materials I used below). I'm showing few different methods on how to make an adjustable filing bevel jig but even a very simple one such as screwing an eye-bolt directly into the woodworks just fine. Since the file is not firmly mounted to the jig it lets you easily switch for another one and continue working.
HOW TO MAKE A FILING JIG FOR KNIVES | EASY KNIFE FILING JIG
I started out by measuring and cutting up the plywood. Then I sanded all the surfaces and edges of all the pieces using sandpaper (120 grit). After that, I glued all the pieces together using SOUDAL wood glue. Once glued I drilled some holes in and used 3,5x3 cm wood screws to strengthen the bevel jig. I drew a central line on the main piece where the eye bolts will be installed and divided it up at 2,5-3 cm intervals. I marked the other piece with few guiding lines where the catch for the knife will be installed as well as the stop for the file.
I tested and tried several simple ways how to set up an adjustable eye bolt.
1) Drilled a hole in and used a bolt to form a thread where the eye bolt fits
2) Drilled a hole in, put a nut in, and used a washer and a nut to fix the eye bolt
3) RECOMMENDED - drilled multiple holes in, put a threaded insert and a blind rivet nut in and then fixed the eye bolt to the knife filing jig with a washer and a nut. If mounted on a vise you can tighten it up from the bottom with another nut and a washer. This setup easily lets you switch the eye bolt between several inserts to achieve the best bevel on the knife.
To mount the file on the rod I used tape and hose clamps. The length of the rod should be around twice the length of the file.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Knife Filing Jig
00:33 Measuring and cutting plywood
01:44 Gluing and fixing all the parts together
03:20 Marking a central line for the eye bolts
04:20 Installing the eye bolts
06:32 Cutting the rod for grinding
07:02 Beveling the corners on the file
07:19 Fixing the rod and the grinding file together
08:12 Making a knife bevel
MATERIAL USED:
- Plywood (36x10x2 cm), (26x10x2 cm), (39x10x2 cm), 2x (14,5x10x2 cm)
- Soudal wood glue
- Wood screws - 3,5x3
- Double cut bastard file - 20 cm
- Steel rod - 50 cm
- Electrical tape
- Screw type hose clamps
- Threaded insert, Blind rivet nut
- Metric eye bolt (6,8 diameter - multiple different lengths)
- Metric screws (6 diameter)
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very useful video material, thank's
Thank you, Radek :)
Best one I’ve seen
This is the most simple and functional project that i saw of a sharpener
i'm gonna make one for me
thanks for this great idea ;)
I should build one after watching you video. It seems easy when you explained it carefully and showed every step. Thumbs up!
Thanks, Boris! I think it would come handy for your great knife restorations!
Guys, you have to check Boris' channel - he does amazing knife restoration videos.
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Fantastic! Thanks for uploading. I'll be making this at the weekend. Have just roughed out my first knife so am looking forward to using this!!
Hi Joe, thanks! I'm glad it helped. Let me know how the jig works out and how the knife turns out. I'm curious! 🙂
@@AllFlavorWorkshop jig turned out ok. Not as good as yours! But functional all the same. Worked beautifully grinding in the bevels. Only criticism is I would have made it a little longer. I was finding it tricky to get the eye bolt low enough to finish the bevels. But I did use quite large eye- bolts so maybe not surprising! All in all I'm very happy with the way it turned out. The knife is taking shape now, just struggling to sand out some nasty grind lines I put in with the file. I'm in no hurry though.
@@jonathang.5092 Wow, really cool, Joe. What was the length of the blade? And what knife were you making? Honestly I've had some issues with the height of the eye bolt as well but what worked for me was to install a smaller eye bold as well and to use a vise where I attached the jig and i could go though the jig screwing in the eye bolt as low as possible.
@@AllFlavorWorkshop hello again! The knife I'm making is a simple drop point with a 4 inch blade. As it's my first attempt I resisted the temptation to make things too elaborate!
I think the way I'll get around the issue with the jig is to make a removable piece that fits under the knife to raise it slightly. That will shallow out the angle.
Good thing about the jig is it can easily be modified or tweaked. Thanks again for uploading. Have subbed!
Good job bro 👍👍👍
Thank you, as usual 👊🙂
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Outstanding idea!
Thank you Tom 👍 Works well too
Would it be expected to wear out both sides a 12" double cut file to do full flat grinds a 9" chef knife blade?
Also I'm having trouble will the guide rod eating through the eyebolt.
Hi Zero turn, good question, and I think so, though I havent tried. And for the second point - I never had a problem with the eyebolt. But possibly a tape inside or a plastic circle would do the job and make it even easier for the slide. Anyway thanks for the comment. Something to think about. Stay safe! 👍
What an awesome idea!! Your on your way to a million subs 👍
I really appreciate it. Thanks mate. 👊
How thin you file the edge before ht??
Is it possible to file a thin edge after ht??
//firefighter from sweden
Hello tjabolino, i would probably leave the edge at 0.05" inch minimum. But I don't have that much experience with blade forging, so I am not sure I can help here. :)
Thinking of making a dagger fairbanks and Sykes utilizing a filling jig...is it even possible!??
sir..what brand files use.??
Hello Mohd, I dont know. There is no brand on the file.
Hi. I don't see the list of materials. Please help
Thank you Neels for the comment. I will update the list. Much appreciated. 👍
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Why is your drill hammeringggg
The only fine edge a file should ever be applied to is one the is damaged and requires significant removal of material, NOT sharpening.
Yep, the main use of such file jig is to create bevels.
Sojourner 2016 uhhhh that’s what it’s for