Keeping things Crisp
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Always trying to improve and still learning. The perfect knife is just around the corner. Maybe not the next corner but perhaps the one after that, or the one after that, or the one.........
One things for sure. To get a nice hand finish you have to do it by hand!
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And when people say oooh that's a bit expensive , listen people watch from start to finish and see how many hours go into this work of art and re-address your comments. A pleasure to watch sandy 👏👏👏👏👏👌
Your heart and soul goes into your knives Sandy .
Amazing to watch and to listen too . You can hear the dedication to your craft !!
Poetry in motion sandy,attention to detail is why everyone wants a JACKLORE. Thanks for sharing!
Never tire watching your knifemaking skills,have watched most of your journey from early days to now.In awe.
Something strange happening here
I've followed your adventures for several years and find your work inspiring!
Another great video on attention to detail sandy. As the sayings go "strive for perfection,but never reach it". Or my favourite "the day you know everything is the day you know nothing". Thats the biggest part of true craftsmanship,always learning or adapting new things. The day i stop learning is the day i hang up my chisels.
I like how you only use one small piece of paper for 1 knife not folding a large sheet this is more effecient thanks love the wisdom
Sandy as everyone knows you sir are a perfectionist of the highest order
Amazing quality and attention to detail. You are a true Craftsman Sandy 👍
Attention to detail is a wonderful, and something that is becoming all too rare in our mass produced world. It is also one of the things that make for a hand crafted bespoke item such as a Jacklore. Sandy, your blades and sheaths are heirloom quality, don't ever change.
Thats why we love your work so much. You really care about the detail.
Sandy, these little tips help with sharpening and restoration as well. Good to learn from someone else's experience.
You are definitely a perfectionist Sandy - and we love that.
Noel
It's these little attentions to detail and your quest for a perfect knife that has elevated you to world class stardom in the knife making fraternity Sandy and for this I congratulate you sir, your a perfectionist and we love that, kind regards to Mandy and yourself, atb mate 👍🏻🇬🇧
But you've already made the perfect knife Sandy...it's the one you made for me! I think it's perfect and that is what matters. It's your attention to detail that ensures that your knives are of such high quality. Thank you for my Jacklore. It brings me great joy every time I use it . ATB Muddy
Always good to watch Sandy....
Craftsmanship at the highest level. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful workmanship buddy, always a pleasure watching you crafting. Good to see another video from you. Best wishes - Steve
I keep checking the website hoping to be one of the lucky people to own one of your knives.. Absolutely beautiful work Sandy.
This guy really sets the Bar.
Great to watch a true craftsman at work! Thanks
A thing of beauty sandy. You have alot of patience and skill. thanks for sharing. 😁👍
Beautiful craftsmanship.
Thanks for sharing
Great video on the details of polishing and maintaining the arris. Thanks.
To poke Just a little fun at you. You Brits have perfected the art of "the final 10 %". Nice to see how you do it Sandy. Keep it up mate.
When it comes to your own personal product that's handmade slight ocd is a good thing...its shows how you strive for the best and take pride in your work
Love listening to and watching your videos sandy great stuff ATB
Scaring me working your fingers so close to that keen edge.
Beautiful work.
You really make some beautiful knives ... thanks for sharing.
Superb attention to detail as usual Sandy. Superb. Ian W.
Very nice. Have to say Sandy after owning both the alan wood woodlore a couple of them and #77 jacklore for several years. I take the jacklore EVERY time. Handle comfort is the main reason. Your workmanship is some of the best out there, on a scale of 1-10 its an 11. Unfortunately i got talked out of the jacklore by someone with deep pockets. Will have to get another one day soon. Thanks for sharing cheers.
Good stuff! Keep it up. I'm enjoying my Jacklore everyday!
I’m going to have to build myself a seated station - looks so much more comfy than standing at the bench - cheers Sandy! Best as always Mic
Hi sandy nice work you do with them knife mate
Amazing workmanship.
would love to own one of your knives some day sandy ,your attention to detail is spot on
Already perfect. Your patience and skill is inspiring.
Just beautiful workmanship!
Just stunning. Thanks.
Simon
The attention to detail Sandy is wonderful. Keep up the good work. - Josh
beautiful knife Sandy , , a work of art :-)
Outstanding Sandy
Superb work young man! As always.
Beautiful process Sandy....loving the metal and invoking the result you want. All the best. Mark
Tremendous work Sandy.
Oh gee's Jack it's my neck is starting to tighten up just watching . After being a tool and die guy and injection mold maker for some 56 years and polishing for who knows how many hours over that period it's all just came rushing back now I'm soar already . But those flat surfaces like a knife were like a day off but when you get inside a 1/18or 1/16 the inch slot maybe 2 inches deep and harden steel those were the days yo just tired to put out of you mind even later with the electric polisher it was still a bugger. But it looks great there keep on going I'll be with you there in your knife making trials because I know what it means to work with your heart and mind . Happy Trails
Awesome work!
More like God in the detail. re your work my friend ;)
The OCD makes it a Jacklore Sandy. No more, no less mate. I was expecting a bag of Monster Munch in the back ground or some other subtle pun. lol, Cheers Moose.
Lovely work as usual Sandy...atb Lee
Great video, beautiful
As you say" Attention to detail" As usual, nice vid.
Nice vid sandy a lot of unseen work atb scott
Sandy, this is it, this is the answer. I’ve been saying to myself, the last year and Sandy has not put any knives out there for sale. I even remember you saying there might be some coming up the beginning of a certain month, and nothing. For the last year and a half I been waiting for the knives to go on sale on RUclips. Waiting for my notification bell to go off. It never happens. I had it all wrong, I should of been checking the website. I am so embarrassed. I use to carry my I pad everywhere 24-7 and I still couldn’t get a knife. Now I know, it’s the website I have to check. Wow ! So now I got it right is there any coming up so I can check. You wouldn’t believe what I used to do waiting for the notification bell to go off. Thank you Sandy ,your knife is like finding the holy grail. Could you please respond so I know you read this crazy story. Thanks. Tony
Five Wasps going up on the website next week and one Classic going up tomorrow bang on 10 am. You have been notified:)
Sandy
Top stuff.
ATB, James.
I miss your knife video Sandy , hope there are more to come
Hi Sandy
Thanks for sharing,I popped round to see you yesterday,as I was working across the road,but missed you will pop in when passing next.
Regards
Davy
I was out walking Davy. You can pop over any time.
Hi Sandy.. Your videos both on knife making and your wild camping are great pal.. My Aerospace background often entails finishing off chrome plating to a specific finish.. Was wondering if you have ever thought of using micro mesh products to final off your blades.. ? Say Micro mesh 4000 ? Anyway, just a thought as you say you're always learning..
Great Video
very cool vid mate love it hope your good
This is one of the reasons what makes a Jack lore knife a highly sought after knife. I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been watching here on RUclips for quite some time for some knives to come up for sale but have not seen any, are they on another site if they come up for sale even if it’s only a few. Thanks. Tony
I post them for sale on my website (www.jacklore.com) when they are ready. But due to them being hand made and in high demand they are often snapped up in seconds. I've tried many methods of selling them to give everyone a chance but it's impossible due to them being hand made which means they will always be very few in number.
Just have to keep checking the website Tony, thats the best way to give everyone a chance.
Sandy
Yup, the Devil is in the detail - he has all the cool tools....and definitely the best music, lol
Perfect PEACE :-)
🍂🌲Lindicima faca, parabéns pelo belo trabalho, uma obra de arte! Onde posso comprar?👣🌴
Up with Jacklore......down with the trolls!!
Sandy, mate , I hate to break it to you but striving for that perfect Jacklore knife is a bit of a lost cause ,flowering shrub. Because that perfect Jacklore knife is laying about three feet away from where my right hand is twiddling about typing. Mind you, you could always make another one . No law against it is there . :) Enjoyed a swift knife video. Mind you Sandy , those grinders , bloody death trap they are. : ) Sorry, couldn't resist.
Lovely job. Being an "amateur" knife maker myself I can appreciate just how much work goes into achieving a finish like that. (Nice guitar playing too. Is that another one of your many talents?)
Sandy do you ever develop what I call a stop and start line near the tip where you lift up to avoid rounding the tip. I've noticed that in any area I stop or pause in develops a grouping of marks that can be seen in the right light. Thanks for taking the time to share what it takes to make a knife as quality as yours.
Nice!
Again great tutorial video thanks sandy 👍 may I ask what that is you are using as lubricant?
Thank you.
Luv your work Sandy how much for a jacklore and can u ship to New Zealand
Lovely work. What is the sanding block used to wrap the wet & dry?
Very nice
Those g10 liners really “pop” don’t they, great colours.
Do you sand after you have hardened the blade, I usually hand sand to 1200 while it’s still soft, then go from 1000 to 1200 after.
hi sandy interesting viewing getting into the mindset on quality processes in or of knifemaking? i wondered as i see that your website and you are quite busy? & not wishing to be an additional burden? if you could just perhaps? give me a quote for a jacklore blank blade with assoc g10 spacers and the higher quality bolts that you often use? to go through the handle? the longest model you do maybe it is the survivor model or classic i dont know?
but i will either shape handle myself? out of exotic or regional woods here at my workshop? or maybe try to ask osmo in finland? for only a handle job forming its shape only? as hes equipped better with sanders? i really like the sharp clean lines design & shape.of this blade? its axis or centrepoint balance weight looks good also? for boring i had no idea wilts volks could be so clever? & creative? i thought that they only herded vast herds of filthy swine over the beechmast of the ridgeway? looking like baldrick!? to stinky london markets!!?
but we didnt know.thatyou are basic implement tool makers too? also? who are capable of independent mindedness & primitive forms of early regional trade?
any help?.advice? assistance ? on obtaining just a 1x single jacklore blade blank would be welcome!? thankyou & best wishes
dave
Sandy, what you using these days for your logo as they look super crisp.
Does the one man band still sell his knives ?? I see on your website that you are not taking any orders and i see on RUclips no knives for sale how do we become one?
Mr.sandy , are you coming to the Uk Knife show, ? I am coming from a long way to buy a Knife, ir to order one, in Snake wood and iron wood, Can you please Reply me , Regards Franco
Thanks for sharing the knowledge really appreciate it, is it just wd40 you using with the grits?? Kind regards mike
Yes just wd40
Sorry Sandy, do I wait for e mail address and that is England time. I am so nervous, Thank you. Tony
Do you hand sand the bevel itself or is this just off the grinder?
Jack, have you ever tried final polishing with Solvoautosol, metal polishing paste, and buffing-up...??
Methodical
Somebody PLEASE give Jacklore a surface grinder.
Chuck Under Fire that would kinda take away from the hand made quality he is known for wouldn't you think?