Tool Time Tuesday - Knife maker's plunge line grinding guide

Official Simple Little Life video of: Tool Time Tuesday - Knife makers plunge line grinding guide. From a viewer request, here's a quick video on my plunge line grinding guide.

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Videos on our journey to homesteading. With a recent purchase of a little piece of the Alberta prairie, we're looking to sell our nice suburban home in search of a more meaningful life beyond chasing the "American dream" working for some big company and making someone else rich. It's not about the money, it's about getting the most value from the work I do to improving the life of my family.

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[Stevespecs]

Hi Jeremy I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos. Your a very good mentor. Thank you, Steve

[falloutshelteradio]

Super useful tip, hadn't thought of this but its the kind of thing that can take a knife from 'oh thats neat' to 'YOU MADE THAT??'. Will be using in the future!

[chrispalfy]

Jeremy I made the exact same thing from 01 at 1/4 inch thick. Heat treated and tempered to 400 F. Zero chance I can break it. Best part is files and the sides of my belts barely even scuff it. The idea came from simple little life. Thanks dude.

[hautala]

Great idea! Simple, yet functional. You could always grind a reverse bevel on the ends of the guide so its easier to pull the two pieces apart.

[chitownsmostwanted]

Hey Jeremy, I've been thinking about making knives as a hobby for myself to keep busy. Since watching your videos I found that It's something I can definitely do and just wanted to say thanks especially with the way you explain the method and steps to making a knife, with and without power tools .

[jamestheblacksmith]

Fantastic gizmo. Will make one this afternoon. Thanks for a great vid.

[BlackBeardProjects]

That's a really tight fit you got on that cool tool! Great work!

[MrAaronchefo]

Wat a great guy really nice to have a honest friend to show u tips and tricks so thank u for ur time

[dennisleblanc]

Jeremy, thanks for the plunge line tool tip. I hope to make one for myself in the near future.
I am excited to see you're shop remodel in the future ! Cheers.... Dennis LeBlanc

[charruauno]

Jeremy you are an awesome guy, you always come up with innovating things keep up the good work and next time show your kids working in the shop.

This is to all the knives maker that look at your work, and are using KYDEX we have in stock 0.093 CULCUTTA BLACK, size 48.000 x 96.000, $330.89 – one to 10 sheet, above 10 sheets $297.80

[sparkysteve]

this is something I need to make been starting to make jigs etc to help with my knife making just done a video on making a jig for gluing stick tangs that has been so useful love the content on your channel thank you for sharing there is so much useful information
Atb Steve

[LifeinFarmland]

Great viewer knifes! The hockey puck cracked me up. :) Love the tool!

[tntchitwood]

I love this idea. I will have to figure out a way to use it with my jig set-up

[barrage]

Love your videos a lot Im planning making my own knives soon.

[NuManXplore]

Great TTT! Thanks for sharing, my friend!

[teeh-w]

I just wanted to say thank you for being such a good Canadian youtuber.

[watermain]

Thanks Jeremy. I think I'll try to make one.

[aaronholstrom]

Love your content, brother. Keep it coming.

[CKKnifeandTool]

Still waiting to see where the cigar lounge is going to be in that shop now that you have a fancy "work-bench" / bar top. ;) Also, I sent you a gmail on Jan 26 about a particular knife. Have to say, you, Sandy (Jacklore Knives) and Mike (Ekim Knives) have inspired me to up my game a bit so I ordered a fancy cellphone trip-pod stand and am learning to use my Mac iMovie for editing. Maybe all the knife makers/ followers should put out a video... "Shop Tour". Give each of us and folks watching a view of what we use and what our Home-away-from-Home looks like.

[toddparnaby]

Been meaning to make one for ever but got new glasses and wow I don't think I need to lol