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The Bladed Broad
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2012
Knife and Custom Jewelry Maker.
Simply Knife Throwing V - The best of TBB 2018
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The Knife Fight: Me vs My Target using my Flying Steel Eastwinds.
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The Knife Fight: Me vs My Target using my Flying Steel Eastwinds.
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Spear Throwing - Throwing (and breaking) my random homemade spear.
Hi there - would love to see one of your tutorials on how you get the vine leaf pattern looking so crisp - there are a lot on TH-cam, but yours is the best I’ve seen1
I have one on my instagram account. But I will see if I can upload it here.
@@thebladedbroad9654….. have tried a search, but can’t seem to find it…..
I think you're my new hero
I recognize my hometown ❤ I remember doing the same thing as a kid. You're a lot better at it than I was! Got to be something in the water 😂 Loved watching this. Thank you 👍🏼
Are those shades protective eyewear? I'm an instinctive knife thrower, and am looking for some suitable goggles/glasses to protect my eyes from ricochets.
I can't wait till I'm off paper and can have throwing knives and tomahawks again. I'll be rusty at first, but will come back quickly.
I was paroled on 1-24-24, formerly cutter9761, got a new channel now.
Miwax stain is interior color for wood. it will not seal and protect anything without using either polyurethane (for interior) or sparurethane ( for exterior use). It might bead up slightly as it is an oil and will be absorbed into the wood but you would be better off with an exterior deck stain or paint
I like how the implemented your logo on the machine. How can I get them to put my custom logo on their grinder?
🤯mind officially blown. Great idea and beautiful results.
Super Great Video
Damn these are so cool!!! Definitely inspiring!
I have to say I absolutely love your file work! I wish I could was as good as you are with files! On my drill press I use a 1-2-3 block clamped into the vise then u just drill where the hole is…. It will help with deflection :)
Beautiful to watch your process, your art. Please keep sharing, thank you
I hear people call bladesmiths like yourself artisans, but you absolutely merit that description. I am new to your channel but am already a big fan. Wicked cool!
That came out really cool! A neat way yo give your Grandma's cutlery new life!
Would love a blade like it
🔥🔥🔥Keep up the good work!
Mad respect for that. Fantastic work. I'm still attempting to do my first set of scales for an old kitchen knife restoration, it's way more difficult than it looks.
First short and I think I love you.😊
Lol listen to this broad , got in full gear ready to work . This is one of the worst ideas possible for throwing knives . I mean if you don’t have access to nice stumps and what not I guess it will work
Love your video and the tops have give will help with mine. One more note you are a great thrower. Myself just starting no spin and it's getting better
we need elder scroll soundtrack when forging blades:)
Very impressive file work 👌 beautiful blades there 😊
Gloves
No thanks.
Ya don’t always need/want to use gloves on a belt sander, especially when you’re working with a heat treated knife, which may or may not be the case here. Either way, nothing wrong with the technique here and the end result is phenomenal.
@@thebladedbroad9654 Yeah... I like my fingers on the hand, also. 8-/ Awesome pieces, by the way. That file work is lovely. Vine and thorn is one of my favorites. 👍👍
flip flops and no gloves.. I guess she will learn the hard way.
I’m sorry you’re so sensitive.
That’s awesome!
Flip flops an obvious choice of footwear
Sure is
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A very enjoyable video! You’re very talented! Good luck in your future tournaments! Oh, and you’re also very pretty!🙂
TIP: Instead of sanding one block & edge at a time. Lay a group of blocks on their sides. Clamp them together and down in a flat surface. Use a belt sander and or random orbital sander (or even a hand power planer) and sand them all/group of them at the same time (as if it were a mini tabletop). One of THE best methods to hold down and preven sliding/slipping around (and protect) your project while sanding is to use a yoga mat. Much better than using drawer/shelf liner (which some people use and isn’t bad)
Sem utilidades. Faça pra ficar guardada no armário.
Promo SM 🤗
Nice job. Why not use both sides? Why are you scrapping one side when it can be used later on. I skimmed the video so if the answer is in there I'm sorry.
Amazing the way you dialed right in, and with so few throws too. Im using JXE JXO REBORNS but dont seem able to get beyound the 1/2 spin. 😅
That is a purty toadsticker. Seriously, its beautiful. Id be afraid to throw it. You sure handle it very impressively. I wish i had a tenth of your abilities but ive stalled and am getting nowhere.
If can u can make 2 tone. Finishing for the spine. Just flat hand rub until 320grid and for the bevel u can grind to 240. Than u will have 2 tone finishing
Bruh made cotton candy and didn’t even taste it 💀💀💀
Nice detailing im knife maker from malaysia
Was it only oil when you bored that hole?
What model is your belt grinder and do you recommend it?
Yes, it’s a HouseMade Industrial Gen 4 Revolution grinder. Highly recommend!
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Do a tapered tang❤
hey Kimberly, we should exchange numbers, I'm still looking for an anvil for you, so i would like to let you know if i find one. otherwise you could borrow my portable as long as you want 👍
Hey there! Thanks for thinking of me but I don’t give out my personal information/number. And not to worry on the anvil - I have one on order. Have a blessed week!
@@thebladedbroad9654 I totally understand that, can't be too careful, lots o' weirdos out there, I probably wouldn't give me my number either!! 🤣😂 Glad to hear you are getting the anvil. I'm getting really excited about blacksmithing, my Dad set me up with everything so let me know if you need anything, maybe you could make me a knife one day. 👍 Take care, and keep up the awesome work! 😊
Now that's a chonker!
Can we please get a flie work video instructional tutorial please
I have a few of them on my Instagram. I will see if I can repost one here!
@@thebladedbroad9654would love to see it. Earned a sub. Thanks for listening!
This makes me understand that knives are untimately just wedges
Wedges from 30° to 12° usually. The harder the stuff the smaller the angle can be and the better it cuts! :D
@@sicstar the sharpest thing I can think of is a scalpel does anything rival that? I'm assuming durability is sacrificed for sharpness considering you aren't doing rough work with a scalpel but it makes me wonder how a larger scalpel would fare
@@IraessRanza Laser sharpened scalpels are up there but the sharpest blades are actually made from obsidian. Like our ancestors made em by clapping rocks together. It is supposed to be 10 to 20 times sharper then a scalpel or razorblade, i didn't test that so far myself but i can confirm obsidian cuts like mad, fingers included... And yes usually the harder the material get's the less tough it is, it becomes way more brittle. Tho modern metallurgy have brought us some insane materials like tungsten carbide, which can cut steel like butter or for your "everyday" knife stuff like powder metallurigc steels like M390 or CPM-S90V. Also one can get a huge variety of carbon or stainless steels that are able to give a good, solid and long lasting blade depending on the application you need. Stainless is quite decent for everyday use, cheap, doesn't rust and easy to grind back into shape but the edge retention is rather bad and specialized stuff like M390 has insane edge retention and quite good overall "stats" but is a pain to get into shape and really, really expensive compared to "lower grade" steel. You can even make a really sharp knive out of epoxy'd together sheets of paper but it won't keep an edge for long and you will only cut soft things with it.
@@sicstar I had known that obsidian had been used in blades and arrowheads by the Native Americans but I had no idea it's sharpness was so extreme, and Making a nice weapon out of M390 seems like it could be a nice life goal, metalworking seems like such an art of balance considering how much ratios of hard and soft metals matter it's crazy to think how many secrets past blacksmiths had that they may or may not have even understood, I remember hearing that they eventually figured it out but that the production of Damascus steel was massive unknown for a long time despite the abundance of old blades found I still don't understand how people back then could've forged the bonds need for it I think they we nanotubes or something to that effect, so much to learn considering your obsidian makes me wonder how much different crystals could be utilized
@@IraessRanza Yeah the beginnings must have been the most interesting or the parts we don't really have records for now. Or when some lucky guy finds a meteor coming down somewhere and notices "Yo, thats some hefty metal right there! Let's see if i can bring that into some shape". And if you are interested in how damascus came to be etc. check into metallic grain structures and sizes. If you have "8000 times folded" damascus you basically have evenly distributed the material trough the blade. Same for the different kinds of steel, be it ferritic, martensitic or austenitic. They all are a tad different because of the heat they are treated at and for the alloys they contain. Highly interesting topit too.
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Beautiful 😍😍
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