Sharpening Rask Blades

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • John, Skye and Erik go over our process of sharpening Rask blades using the Tormek T8 sharpening system!
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Комментарии • 35

  • @TheTsunamijuan
    @TheTsunamijuan Год назад +7

    I love that you and the team are publishing videos again. Even during your hiatus from the tubes, I had been directing people this way for the great content.

  • @DarkArtGuitars
    @DarkArtGuitars Год назад +1

    I've been following you and the BOM for years now and had convinced myself that while I want one of your knives, I have no business buying a $1000 knife. Your recent spurr of videos is making me reconsider my decision!

  • @erikslagter3231
    @erikslagter3231 Год назад +2

    We need a dedicated video on the Volvo man!!

  • @christamu2
    @christamu2 Год назад +4

    Coming soon: Custom Grimsmo Volvos!

  • @craazyy22
    @craazyy22 Год назад

    Unrelated but damn i love some good old volvo 240's in the background :D

  • @Basement_CNC
    @Basement_CNC Год назад +2

    stpo doing these videos, the set unrealistic expectatipns for my future job 😂😂
    also this makes me realise that every knive i've ever owned is consoderd trash by grimsmo Standards 😂

  • @blauesKopftuch
    @blauesKopftuch Год назад +3

    By the way there is a "speed hack" for the Tormek: Put a small bushing on the drive shaft to increase its diameter, fix it with a grub screw or whatever you see fit, just ensure you don't chew up the rubber drive wheel (hidden underneath / inside the leather stropping wheel).
    And: The way you grind the blade results in a different cutting angle at the tip, you are supposed to tilt the bladeholder to the side while grinding, such that the contact point of the cutting edge stays on the same height on the stone. (some people put a line laser on the tormek for that reason, e.g. "Mehrere Messer hintereinande schleifen und nur einmal messen, Laser sei Dank" here on RUclips at time index 8:00)

  • @blauesKopftuch
    @blauesKopftuch Год назад

    You can get CBN wheels for the Tormek, down to 80 grit, up to 1000 grit. Resin bond diamond in 6 µm and 3µm are available too. Special clamps that actually do clamp the blade symmetrically, jigs to repeatedly clamp blades (so you can grind a bunch of blades at the same time without adjusting the bar on the Tormek every time). Maybe take a look at a T-Bar for your Tormek. There is a bunch of cool addons from third party suppliers.

  • @halfdippedcom
    @halfdippedcom Год назад +1

    Love all the plants in that shop. Especialy the one under the hood. Good work fellas

  • @rnd.min_
    @rnd.min_ Год назад +1

    I love our tormeks! I wish there was a 1 inch thick wheel. I find it harder to sharpen with wider wheels/belts. Like yall said you have to play with pressure for high/low spots. I have to dress often to keep the wheel cutting true and flat.

    • @blauesKopftuch
      @blauesKopftuch Год назад

      I would be surprised if you couldn't find a 1 inch wheel. The amount of third party wheels/fittings you can get for a Tormek is insane. Grit 80 / 160 / 400 / 800 / 1000 CBN or 6µm / 3µm diamond resin bond. Leather? felt? all with or without rounded corners (to avoid accidentally digging into curved blades)

  • @clintw438
    @clintw438 Год назад +1

    Skye and Eric are the best

  • @bcbloc02
    @bcbloc02 Год назад

    Surprised you don’t mill a beveled edge to finish sharpen

  • @davidpalay361
    @davidpalay361 Год назад

    A true artist

  • @hkhunter1
    @hkhunter1 Год назад

    Great video

  • @malteser0212
    @malteser0212 Год назад

    Alright... I'd really appreciate if you got your hands on some other Metabo batteries and tested those against each other. Mainly 4, 5.5, 8 and 10Ah.
    Tools in general get really compact and light with the 4Ah, without really sacrificing too much power (Or so it feels, I'd love to have some data for that).
    If you want some real beans: Metabo also makes 1450Nm(1069,5ft/lbs) and 1750Nm(1290.7ft lbs) impacts. The 1750 is 3/4".

  • @3073Sean
    @3073Sean Год назад +2

    There seems to be a plant in your engine bay, not sure if you noticed or not... @ 2:30

  • @DavidtheSwarfer
    @DavidtheSwarfer Год назад

    I wonder if the clay in the paper is helping or hindering that edge?

  • @AlexK07010
    @AlexK07010 Год назад

    Try KJ-45 jig instead of SVM-45. KJ-45 is self centering

  • @ReclusiveMountainMan
    @ReclusiveMountainMan Год назад

    So how do I know if Erik or Gabe sharpened my Rask?

  • @MF175mp
    @MF175mp Год назад

    Has the Volvo project seen any progress?

  • @lord.needham
    @lord.needham Год назад

    Dead nuts.

  • @hyperglobalmegadude
    @hyperglobalmegadude Год назад +1

    Is there a good way to sharpen the Norseman without a belt sander?

  • @JamesChurchill3
    @JamesChurchill3 Год назад

    What is the reason for rotating the wheel away from the edge? I would think this would result in a wire edge which then gets honed off, resulting in a rougher point where the wire edge used to be?

  • @ChriFux
    @ChriFux Год назад +1

    heeeey, did you filter out the background noise?

    • @ErikGrimsmo
      @ErikGrimsmo Год назад

      Not that I'm aware of, the tumblers were off for the day and we were in sharpening heaven.

  • @stevenrichardson7882
    @stevenrichardson7882 Год назад

    We call it stropping 🤔

  • @Raketenjan
    @Raketenjan Год назад

    Wow :D

  • @paulwoolner9047
    @paulwoolner9047 Год назад

    Do you have an angstrom dimension for the edge?

  • @jeffkeen6943
    @jeffkeen6943 Год назад

    ...come back next time for Volvo...??? 🙂

  • @Blue_4-2
    @Blue_4-2 Год назад

    ⭐🙂👍⭐🙂👍