Kid Makes Knives Out of railroad Spikes

[Hostile]

http://www.wimp.com/cuttinginstrument/

 

[tupperware]

Welcome to centuries and centuries ago.

Oh wait, what's this, automated tools?

Not impressed.

 

[Royal Laegotti]

Pretty cool, makes me want to do that with some of my scrap metal.

 

[Hostile]

Pretty cool, makes me want to do that with some of my scrap metal.

Yeah, me too. I've turn files into knives before, but I've never done that with a hammer and anvil. Always just grinding and sanding.

I liked it.

 

[a_minimalist]

That's really cool!

 

[Kingsmith88]

That is awesome

 

[Longboysfan]

Fire up the barbie. There is a set of RR tracks near my house.
They won't miss a few spikes....

 

[MyBad]

Not impressed.

HA right...a kid not on his XBOX I'm impressed.

 

[Kangaroo]

HA right...a kid not on his XBOX I'm impressed.

I had 48 Kids with no electronics for a week

 

[Sitting Bull]

There are several of these types of videos on Youtube but its particularly great seeing kids do this. There is another who restores old Schwinn bikes to their former glory. My boys love the outdoors, appreciate history and have a special respect for veterans- all things that make me proud. But they still spend way more time on the PS3 than I would like.

They're big-time now but my favorite knife company started in a barn, making knives out of discarded saw blades. . The first version of this knife was $20 just a few years ago and I use mine often.

http://www.blindhorseknives.com/knives4sale.htm

 

[Hostile]

There are several of these types of videos on Youtube but its particularly great seeing kids do this. There is another who restores old Schwinn bikes to their former glory. My boys love the outdoors, appreciate history and have a special respect for veterans- all things that make me proud. But they still spend way more time on the PS3 than I would like.

They're big-time now but my favorite knife company started in a barn, making knives out of discarded saw blades. . The first version of this knife was $20 just a few years ago and I use mine often.



http://www.blindhorseknives.com/knives4sale.htm

Hey SB, did you know one of the best knifemakers in the world lives here in AZ? His name is Tim Hancock.

http://www.timhancock.com/

 

[DeaconBlues]

Did this in jr. high shop class. At least until someone narked to the school board and he got into trouble.