Thanks for the info 👍

look at griffin pry bar

Thanks man!

Thanks man! Cheers 🇭🇷

@oneshot_me Nice comment you made there! Enjoyed your positive attitude, so I gave it a Thumbs Up. 😉

What about wearing it as a necklace

Search for jimping files.

Thank you! That is dykem layout fluid.I use ferric chloride to darken it.

Its ferric chloride. Not sure if it bites that good into stainless steel tho.

Thanks man! That is checkering file that I use for grooves and ferric chloride to darken the steel.

@@AVmake THANK YOU DEARLY AV for this valuable Information!!!! Putting it on my - TO BUY ASAP - list right now! September 13th is already a day of celebration for me. You have made it that much better and I really appreciate that.

It looks like ferric chloride, an etching acid

Tnx I was hoping it was an easily found product.🤗

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I really appreciate you showing how to make one but I wish you would explain what and why you’re doing something What does the blue liquid do what is the liquid did you put the tool in that turned it black is that phosphoric acid Using the magnet to hold a metal is a cute idea thanks would never thought of it

@@philb5 ferric chloride is the acid etch and the blue is called dykem. It is just a coating like a sharpie to be able to mark the steel to see lines prior to grinding etc.

Thank you!

yeah, but that's what separates us. some would rather make something to size and fit for their tasks and not be tied down to sizing for 5'8" medium sized hands. plus, a sense of accomplishment. plus, i didn't send my money out of the country to make it, plus, since what he's doing here will only encompass a few hours labor, (depending on your hand finishing preferences), you also have a tool you'll never have to replace because it was chinesium junk that chipped or snapped and became unuseable in 2 months. how many more reasons do you need to learn to do shit for yourself?

some people don't know how to use a leverage to open bottle, so the bottle opener still make sense, and if he measure right that hole can double as a 1/4 inch bit driver

I don't feel the need for the bottle opener either, but here's a thought: it'll keep the edge sharp. Not that it'll matter much; you'll avoid using the edge to use the bottle opener instead only 1/100 times.

Thank you! 10min at 830C and 2h at 200C

@@AVmake thanks man :)

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lock of a solid wood door

@@reallyhappenings5597 It's too short to get the necessary leverage. In fact, it's too short to damage itself, so the only real question is, how much leverage can it give?

Brass is to soft, it wouldn’t work. But you can find O1 Toolsteel for about 10 bucks and it would be enough for 2-3 pieces

Would brass plating work? Strength and style...best of both worlds

on the plate there's a 5 mm writing