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5:15 serial number 069 and 6969... Nice.

Hello John, so beautiful to see all the emotions, hard work, trial and error that goes in to developing such a beautiful knife, step by step you really see the heart and soul going in to making something that has been in your head literally for years now, so cool!!

I’LL NEVER BUY A TORNOS SWISS MACHINE!!! YOU NEED A SWISS GOT TO OPERATE IT???? HOW MANY PIERRE’S ARE AVAILABLE??? WHAT’S THE COST OF A PIERRE??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

A shiro, sinkevich, and Grimsmo collab would be amazing

I can't wait to get myself a fjell!

Why do you talk about the adhesive as being VHB, but you are showing and provided a link for 3M 467MB? They are two different adhesives.

Love your knives maybe one day

I am very impressed. I’m also sad that a Canadian living 1 hour away from you who is fully prepared and willing to purchase a $2000 knife of yours doesn’t deserve a return email when enquiring about buying one of your in stock knives. Total turn off and disappointment. Enough for me to say thanks but no thanks. Let’s see how your disrespectful customer service serves in the next recession fellas !

i’m a bob fan

Great video. I love the Norsman blade shape. Have you thought about doing a fixed blade with it? I think a collab with TKellKnives would be awesome!

I’m proud to support a Canadian fine knife maker and yes I’m Canadian. Not impressed that no one responds to my email however when I asked about purchasing one of your knives from you in stock inventory however. I bought a second hand knife because the careless impression I received doesn’t sit well with me when I’m ready to spend almost $2000 and $300 in tax. Not cool guys!

5:58 Steve has some nice hat!

I have number 1998 Norseman

One day some day I'll own a norseman

Hi John can you make a video how to setup the gang tooling

Awesome video. Good feedback from Sinkevich. I am curious if you going to try to make the blade a bit taller. Just to check how it looks. When the Fjell goes online I’m in!

Too much knife crime in Australia, cannot even carry an everyday size; scanning people at the shopping malls now.

This was so much fun to watch! I especially love any time I get to see different makers/designers/machinists discussing how and why they do the things they do, so getting to see your conversation with Shiro and Sinkevich was so great. I'd also completely forgotten that you filmed that bit where I was showing the sculptural art internals of the Magnus ClifkShift mechanism -- it's such a wildly different way of doing things than everyone else on the market, and such a fantastic juxtaposition with the MachineWIse Rota mechanism at the end. I'm so glad you were able to get Deylan on film walking through that one! What's fun is that if you take the BilletSpin CamPen mechanism apart, it looks remarkably similar to the Rota mechanism, everything is just upside down and inverted.

Will you be having a pre order for the new Fjell?

I was so happy to pick up my first Grimsmo at the show!! Rask #2900! Everyone at the booth was super nice and I’m so proud to finally own something y’all have worked so hard on. Next I’m going to need a Norseman..

that machined spring from that pen is so cool, never seen anything like that

It was a pleasure to see you guys again! I've missed a couple years too, but it always seems like home! Bought my Grimsmo off the plastic table still in pieces...lol One of the gems of my collection for sure! No. 087 checking in.

You guys are good people. You make good products that work and hold up. Congrats on the success. My Grimsmos will always be with me. True legacy blades and pens. I carried my Norseman, which was made in Feb 2020, every day through the pandemic. I was a front line worker. I'd disinfect my Norseman every day after a shift with 70% alcohol, and it stood up to the constant disassembly and reassembly. No issues whatsoever. Love that knife. It's never leaving my rotation. That knife was a companion with me through some pretty tough days.

That’s crazy the knife mechanisms just for the fun of it is one of the 12 books I own physical copies of

Just imagine, a collaboration with Grimsmo and Sinkevich 🔥

it’s so good to see a small family manufacturer with great work ethic and a design ethos that comes from trusting yourself - proud of what Grimsmo is doing

DAMN I was there, and I actually went looking for you guys and missed you !!! ive never handled a Norseman or a Rask and was hoping to do so!! Maybe next year!! In So Sorry to have missed you guys!! I love your products

The wife and I wish we could have been there, but I am happy I got Damasteel Norseman from the table! All hail my proxy!!!

Lower prices or increase hardness

You guys better take up Dmitry on his "OK, write me" comment. A Sinkevich-designed, Grimsmo-made knife could be competitive with Shiro's best collabs. ;)

Love seeing Shiro and Sinkevich not afraid to challenge other makers’ thought processes. Their attention to detail is evident!

The absolute best in the business. 👊

Plsease consider making left handed knives.

Thank you 😊😊

13:00 coolant in there maybe helps with vibration dampening

A computer and CAM software.

my god. Do you ever stop and take a step back to look? i can only see GROWTH.

Let me guess, its not the machine 😂 Wish i had a kern :( id be making mechanical watches lol Started making em by hand, abandoned not enough time lol

Real men wouldn’t even read that pamphlet in case it’s a manual. 😂

Hi, what are you using to hold the components in place while you lap? Is it a 3D print?

All that and then no plug in that unused coolant line?

Looking forward to that cad model!

A shame I missed it looks like a great time! I didn't even know till now and I am watching this 12 days late. LOL I am just covered up. I am still having fun fixing things one piece at a time, but I find this production stuff fascinating.

I love work I COULD WATCH IT being done all day:-))))))))

I'd be curious to see a comparison with a $300 optical stereomicroscope

Why dont you chamfer the opposite side using the CNC? Would that be difficult?

Nice work man! I'm trying to get into anodizing because I want to do my gun parts but there is like no info out there. Nobody explains anything from start to finish and it seems like there's a bunch of gatekeepers in this business which is so childish. I want to do gun parts and all I want to Is what power source do I need and Do I need a titanium anode or can I use an aluminum. It's so frustrating man

Looks like a landmine.

How do you cut off the tab while still blending the belly?

Have you ever seen a Eurotech? Twin spindle/twin turret lathe like the Nak, but allows simultaneous machining, and superimposed machining. They claim to be faster than Swiss