From Zero to HERO: Building a Knife Making Workbench
327K views · Mar 8, 2025 · Entertainment
Comments · 307
@Sarp01lock · 1 year ago
This is exactly what drew me to the original TKOR channel and I love that you are making that concept your own.
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@tracybowling1156 · 1 year ago
You sure did a ton of work for this video. Just wanted you to know that I noticed. All that hard work paid off bc it was really fun to watch!
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@squireofvirgin1111 · 1 year ago
Man I love watching Nate I’m so glad he didn’t quit YouTube after the other channel
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@The_Anti-Mormon · 1 year ago
The 2nd thing I made when I got my little hobby forge was a new pair of tongs.<br>It's very satisfying to be able to make the tools that you need to make a project.<br><br>"Built, not Bought"
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@If-ish · 1 year ago
I would argue for a step between your basic and mid tier. There's a lot that can be done with the addition of household tools like clamps, a hand drill and an angle grinder, without getting into dedicated bench mounted tools.
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@spacedoutbeard5033 · 1 year ago
I would just like to say that it's wildly refreshing to see Nate absolutely killing it on his own, given everything that went down with TKOR.
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@acurtis851 · 1 year ago
I gotta say, I'm not super into knife making myself but this video kept my attention the entire time because it reminded me of old TKOR. Great job Nate!
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@JayWatson-p2j · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXpVPdWvhak&t=146">2:26</a>, and that right there is the exhausted "The stuff I do for you..." I want my angle grinder look.
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@homie-t1g · 1 year ago
pls never stop making videos
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@fractaltinker · 1 year ago
Incredible how I got recommended this video with no views and no prior knowledge of knives :)
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@chrishernandez9608 · 1 year ago
This is the content that made tkor popular, I can’t wait to see the future, how to build a smoker?
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@chairman7808 · 1 year ago
You really want a carbon Monoxide meter as well. Carbon dioxide is heavier than air, so it will ventilate through the opening at the bottom of the door. Carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air, however, so it will diffuse throughout the room and not ventilate through the small,opening at the base of the door. You need a good source of ventilation anytime you burn anything indoors.
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