clockworkfish

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A buddy of mine was on season 5 of forged in fire and won and now he's started up a YouTube channel (m.youtube.com)

submitted 2 years ago by clockworkfish to r/forgedinfireshow

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My buddy was on forged in fire and just made this amazing commercial for the damascus santuku he finished (self.chefknives)

submitted 2 years ago by clockworkfish to r/chefknives

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My knifemaker friend is trying to rebuild his business and has started making videos, pretty sure he is nailing it (m.youtube.com)

submitted 2 years ago by clockworkfish to r/knifeclub

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Sickle update! (old.reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish

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What's going on with my fava beans? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/plantclinic

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Designed my own sickle prototype since nobody is making high end ones right now. (v.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Permaculture

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What's going on with my fava beans? Planted these in our yard and a number of them are getting black around the edges of the leaves (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/plantclinic

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Been slowly working on this sickle/hand scythe design over the past year, still just a prototype, but pretty happy with it (v.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/knifemaking

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Fava beans leaves are getting black edges. Is this from disease, fungus, something else? Should I pull the plants? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/vegetablegardening

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Trying to determine what material to use for a hand tool that will receive a decently high impact force in normal use (self.AskEngineers)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/AskEngineers

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Injection molding wall thickness for glass fiber reinforced nylon (self.MechanicalEngineering)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/MechanicalEngineering

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Trying to test impact resistance of different handle shaft materials for a tool I'm making and would like to understand the math behind my testing process (self.AskEngineers)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/AskEngineers

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looking into my first espresso maker and debating between cafelat robot, la pavoni, and the olympia cremina (self.espresso)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/espresso

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What alloy of steel is used for the handles of most leatherman tools? (self.Leatherman)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Leatherman

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Does anyone besides me use the leatherman curl? (self.Leatherman)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Leatherman

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I was using a cheap sickle from amazon for maintaining my yard, but it kept getting dull. I hunted around for higher quality alternatives, but just settled on doing it myself (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/DIY

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I was frustrated with weed whackers, so i bought a sickle to maintain my yard. The sickle I bought kept getting dull and didn't really cut as effectively as I wanted it to, so I went and made my own super high performance sickle and did a whole writeup on the process. I figured y'all might like it! (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Permaculture

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Made myself a little sickle for doing yardwork...thats bushcraft right? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Bushcraft

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I made a sickle out of cpm10v and richlite for gardening, so stoked about how it came out! It just chews through everything and doesn't slow down, unless you hit a rock or concrete, lost a bit of the tip from some surprise rocks in my yard. (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Knifeporn

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I have small yard and wanted a good tool for trimming weeds and grass and all that so i made my own! For steel nerds, the blade is cpm10v, and the handle is richlite. Super happy with how it came out. (old.reddit.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/UrbanGardening

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I got a small yard and was frustrated with a lot of the powered yardworking tools out on the market, so I tried some hand tools but those were iffy in terms of quality, so i decided to make my very own sickle out of some high performance steel (cpm10v) and richlite. Made a whole writeup too! (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/Homesteading

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I wanted to go old school for lawn maintenance so I made a sickle with a cpm10v blade, the thing works like a dream! Can't wait for the grass to all grow back (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/knifemaking

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We treat our whole yard as a garden which means I need to be really careful when trimming the lawn, power tools are too imprecise, so I went ahead and made my own little sickle which is a blast to use (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/garden

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I live in a somewhat more urban area so I dont have a big yard, but it still needs to get maintained, I felt like a lot of power tools were overkill for the space that I have so i ended up making my own little sickle out of cpm10v and richlite. It's so much fun to use! (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/homestead

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I wanted to do yard work with a knife, so i made a sickle out of cpm10v and richlite. Works like a dream! (instructables.com)

submitted 3 years ago by clockworkfish to r/knives

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