process of making Damascus knife. Korea's top handmade knife master.
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- process of making Damascus knife. Korea's top handmade knife master.
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'수제칼은 비싸다?' 라는 말을 할 수 없는 영상.....
이렇게 힘든 노력과 정성이 들어갔는데
와 진짜 끝내줍니다.
si de una
+1
처음 부분부터 끝까지 숨죽이고 봤네요 아름답다고 느껴질만큼 멋있는 영상이네요
It's always a pleasure to watch a master craftsman create such high quality thank you for making this video
He created something beautiful that will be admired and functional for generations, if properly maintained. The hallmark of a master at the pinnacle of his career.
흰색가루는 붕사가루입니다~ 서로 다른 금속을 붙일때나 땜을 할때 땜이 흐르는 길을 만들어주는 역할을 합니다~
iba a preguntar que es el polvo blanco y aquí estaba la respuesta gracias desde México
+ 불순물 제거
아닙니다 필로폰입니다. 잘못알고 계시네요
After watching a fe forging videos over the years I have grown to love Damascus knives. I didn't used to like the pattern but after seeing the effort that goes into them I can't get enough
Absolutely FANTASTIC! finally someone who actually folds the steel when making a Damascus blade. Thoroughly impressed!
Are they still doing the folding for getting the traditional looks? Because I guess today there isn't a problem anymore with getting the steel hot enough to get rid of all the impurities.
@@Anaximander29Ano one fold, they all just cut it in to piece then weld it back togerther. It give more control over patern but it lame for some one love katana like me
This is not Damascene steel. My father has an old book that talks about how steel is made, not how to make a knife or a sword. Damascene steel is made of several materials and some plant residues, natural charcoal, and volcano stone ash enter into it. Damascene steel consists of 22 materials. But this man only makes a knife that looks like Damascene steel, but he's not Damascene.
What a unique knife sir! Masterclass! Greetings and so much love from Turkey!
greece better
엄청난 장인의 직업정신이 느껴집니다...
오늘도 양질의 영상 잘 봤습니다!
I'm not a knife or sword guy, but I can definitely appreciate the skill and craftsmanship involved in the knife making process. It's truly an art form. Thanks for sharing.
It's the opposite of art, it's just science. Bring metal to a certain heat so the crystals stay in shape but it's hot enough to stretch the metal. Elongate the crystals by hammering and flattening it. Rinse repeat. Sprinkle borax every x folds on/in between.
There's such a large amount of emotional psuedo science going on around swords/knives. I like seeing someone work metal the old fashioned way, but machines easily do it better/faster/cheaper.
Unbreakable 👌💪❤️
You can see how I made a razor with engraving on it th-cam.com/video/HYGUF8VtYMg/w-d-xo.html
Hace pedidos de un cuchillo y envío este artista?
Уважаемый мастер! Огромное спасибо Вам за Вашу потрясающую работу. У Вас золотые руки!
What a treat to be able to watch every moment of this magic! Thank you!
Thank you. It's a pleasure to watch outstanding craftmanship like this.
I’m watching this master because I have a few of this knifes and now I understand better the masterpiece they are, and this master deserves all my respect in working so hard to make a knife with a razor blade cut 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼and beautiful 👍🏼
@Lee ImageHunter . Wow, u so lucky have some of this knifes. Wonder how much it cost for one?
Been watching this process for years the man is a true inspiration
ТАКОЙ клинок НЕ МОЖЕТ стоить дёшево. Столько талантливого упорного Труда! Поклон Мастеру за его Мастер класс
가스통 옆에있는거 신경 안쓰셔도 됩니다..
저기 열 나는곳 입구말고는 그렇게 뜨겁지가 않거든요..
걱정됏는데 감사합니다😂😂😂
This is one of the coolest videos I've seen in a very long time. Watching the slag fall off during the twisting process was just so great. I'm not sure why, but I love seeing steel being purified under heat and a hammer.
At first, I wondered how he could ever make a living doing this one knife at a time. Crafting 4 knives at once answered that question.
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Bro, you better wipe your chin.
By the way, he is a very wonderful artist and deserves all respect for mastery of work is a masterpiece ❤
Incredible craftsmanship...makes it looks easy. God he has some incredible equipment, I would love to have this shop!
I know right?!! It’s amazing! 👍🏻👍🏻
素晴らしい技工だ。
そして完成した刃に現れる縞模様の美しさは芸術品の如し。
日本、韓国、欧州、どこの国であっても古からの技工は色褪せることがない。
I have great respect for people who make things with their own hands. Especially things that take so much time and attention to create
@NOA Nebois Obviously there are varying degrees of expertise. I've seen video of Japanese Craftsman making katana using primitive tools and techniques. Use of heavy machinery does not negate the skill that this man has.
@NOA Nebois if you aren't using modern tools that can save you days of work you are either poor or stupid
Touche
@@noanebois5414 holy shit there's elitism in knife making too??
what's the white stuff he spills?
From a thick piece of metal, after so much hard work, you get a thin object.
It's probably very strong and sharp 👍👍
absolutely stunning. My hands hurt just watching that process , goodness, I want to get one for my wife.
The passion of the maker is evident. Turning pieces of steel sheet into a functional artistic piece is priceless in terms of satisfaction.
This guy must get YUGE discounts on bulk Borax lol
functional : coitus frictional
@@user-or7is1tl3p wait WUT?
@@frederickglass1583
wait WUT : not qood
That was amazing! What an honor and privilege it would be to learn from someone so skilled.
I am also an Indonesian who can make heirloom keris using ingredients made from genuine iron and steel. Keep being creative in making art 🙏
Thanks for taking the time to see how quality is made.
So much respect for this master craftsman! Incredible workmanship.
How many times can you fold Steele?
Such clean work, the billet assembly and welds, brushing, and that crazy fast power hammer.
素晴らしい技巧です。剣の美しさは国境を超える。日本の職人の一員としてこの方に敬意を表します。
예전부터 김씨공방 작업영상을 몇번 봤지만 작품에 대한 감탄에 앞서 안전에 너무 무감각하게 작업하는 옛날공장 느낌을 지울수가 없네요.
산업안전보건 교육 제발 한번만 받아주셨으면
직원을 쓰는것도 아니고 장인이 평생동안 손에 익은 작업방식일텐데 우야겠노
@@user-Hibiki 예전영상에선 직원 썼었어요. 그때도 위험하긴 마찬가지였고 이렇게 일 가르치면 젊은친구들 다 도망가겠다 생각들었었죠. 그리고 혼자일하면 자기목숨은 안중요하담니까? 법 문제를 떠나서 일단 안전이 우선인거인데
+다시 생각해보니 작업방식도 몇년사이에 많이 바꾸셨네요. 예전엔 연마과정 외에는 거의 손으로 하는 영상을 봤었는데 그때랑 비교하면 많이 기계화 됐네요
요즘은 안전 인식 많이 좋아졌다 하지만 작은곳들은 아직 멀었죠
싱고해라 임마
really a masterful manual operation, never seen a better blacksmith before
This knife is awesome...where we can buy this kind of hand made knife???I actually love this knife big salute to the craftsman ❤
Hi Brother.. Do you like Quality Damascus steel knifes with very economical prices too.. Just leave me a massage.. I promise you you will amaze with my work and creations
the most beautiful damascus steel knife i have ever seen. incredible
Such efforts with such dedication calls for a bow 🙇♂️ 🙌 👏👏
There is something very appealing about the workshop of a craftsman, no matter what they are making. A shop filled to the brim with tools and materials, cluttered but not messy, everything has a purpose.
I admire masters of all fields. The process of making a great knife is really interesting.
PARABÉNS 👏 CONTINUE SEMPRE SE ESFORÇAR PARA MELHOR E APRIMORAR A CADA NOVA CRIAÇÃO....
I hold a lot of respect for the guy making the knife. If you are reading this bro, and you made those knives, here you go, you dropped it 👑
I want one, but I'm afraid to learn just how much a single knife costs. Very talented bladesmith, and a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing.
you can get one for as low as 200 bucks
@@hardcoregamergtz4960I know a very small amount of Korean, so I have difficulty with the website. Would you be able to tell me how I could get a blade at that price? That's a great price for a nice Damascus blade.
My uncle taught me this when I was young. But we did everything and I mean everything by hand, making the edge, hammering, shaping, sharpening with a stone. A lot of fun, definitely a recommendation.😊
Respect for you!!
By the way, could you say what kind of salt it’s used in the video?
borax flux
이분 동영상 몇번 봤는데 전에비해 굉장히 현대적으로 바뀌셨네요 장비의 도움을 많이 받으시네요 전에보다 훨씬 작업이 수월해 진듯요 그래도 엄청힘드시겠지만요!!
I don’t blame him, a long process even with hydraulic presses. I could not imagine how long it would take to complete with a hammer lol
기계한테는 힘만 빌렸을 뿐 칼이 만들어지고 완성되어 가는 과정엔 고스란히 장인의 기술과 열정이 담겨있네요
Mi a incuriosito vedere la costruzione del Coltello,; da un Artegiano di Valore,
Il suo estro,la sua capacità i suoi movimenti rapidi,veloci,senza Titubanza, da
Una fusione incandescente Trarne fuori un Coltello Stupendo; che Andrà a Finire
Nelle Mani di un; Forse un Cuoco? Forse un Macellaio; che lo Usera' per servire
I suoi Clienti,;!? Non immaginado Lontanamente che Quel Capolavoro; Era stato
Fatto da Una persona Semplice e senza titoli di studio.(Solamente la scuola
Dell' Obbligo. Poi Affidato ad un altro artigiano,ed era diventato un Forgiatore,
Imparando Ad altri, cio' che lui Aveva Appreso.Salendola scala della Vita.....
E via via,;!? Fino A diventare un MAESTRO del suo LAVORO.
Cosicché,Tutta Quella Trafila era dal Ragazzo si traduceva;!?
In Scolaro, Apprendista,Operaio Qualificato,Operaio Specializzato,
Ed infine Maestro.
Anche io Ho fatto Quella Trafila,;! Differente lavoro,: da una Barra Trafilata,
Quadrata, 25x25,millimetri Lunga 10 cm ne ricavavo utensili per Tornio, Fresa,
Limatrice,,Alesatrice,: Ossia tutte le macchine Utensili che si trovano dentro
Una Officina. L' officina dove Ho cominciato la mia vita da Apprendista Su' Su'
Fino a Diventare Maestro di Costruttore di Utensili, il mio Maestro mi propose
Alla Direzione Come Maestro Specializzato.
Cio' comporto', oltre All' Ambito Titolo,':!? Anche Lo Stipendio.
Tutta Questa Trafila, Duro' Cinque Anni.
Poi, volli Conoscere il Mondo.
Rimanevano incantati vedermi Lavorare.
Ho sempre Anteposto il mio Sapere,; Alle persone che mi Avevano
Insegnato.Giustamente.
Il Perche'?
Non sono Nato, Sapendo!
Ho portato con me il mio Sapere.
Il mio girovagare e' durato:17 Anni.
Ora Sono vecchio.Mi metto a Dormire.
Buona Notte.
요즘은 다 전기 망치로 두둘김...
안그럼 혼자서 공장 운영 할수가 없음.
Exquisite xx a work of art.
It is such a pleasure to be able to watch the process and learn from the videos, thank you xx
Thanks for the video, truly remarkable. I have a modest collection of knives but only one with a damascus blade. Seeing how they are made blows me away. The amount of time and effort that goes into making these blades is jaw dropping. Well worth the premium price tag.
You can get a longsword shipped over from Germany for sub $200....beautiful damascus steel with herringbone handle
You almost squeeze out all the black rust and with that much bonding agent, it must be extremely sharp. I don't know much about blacksmithing but it really looks exquisite.
I'm in the process of getting everything I need to start my first forge. There's a high bar for me to reach, but one day I hope I can reach even a fraction of this man's skill
Experience is the best teacher & practice makes perfect! You’ve got this
I'd be interested to see a beginner's journey in acquiring and assembling first forge and learning it. Go for it!
@@josetjaw8161 I'll probably post a video with my setup once I get it working.
Remember that it is not absolutely easy ... It is one thing to see a video, another is to put it into practice ... You need an Incredible Eye ... You must recognize from the Color of the Material when it is at the right temperature to be worked on otherwise you risk frustrate the whole procedure, only experience can tell you and no one else, most likely this Master that we see started this Art as a Child or Adolescent perhaps seeing His Father or another Master, I worked 20 years with a Craftsman Blacksmith and I know what I'm saying... You can NOT improvise or dabble... Before reaching this Master's level you need Years and Years of experience, otherwise you'll throw away time and money.
@@lucarambaldi2731 don't worry I've got some experience under my belt already.
Respect to you for the magnificent creation, Master.
Que padrão de damasco lindo, cara, perfeito! ❤️🔥⚒️
انها دمشق يالسادة
Very nice! Good job! Wonderful Knife! Congratulations on the great job of making the damascus knife!
Greetings from Brasil!
Thank you so much for watching. ^^ have a nice day
2 min into this video and I’ve already accepted this process is well beyond my capabilities. This man is a master at his craft. Hats off to you, sir.
For sure…now I understand why Damascus steel is pricey it takes a lot of skill and knowledge to produce
@@BFaluup Damascus isn't overly complicated. Once you know the temperature capabilities of your forge and the temperature required to forge weld the particular types of steel you're working with (yes they are all different), it's just about keeping your surfaces clean and free of oxygen so it doesn't scale up, hence the flux powder. It's all technique from there
He loves his work.
It's not impressive at all really.
And saying this is handmade is like saying my Toyota truck is handmade. 🙄
@Tridon Knight that white powder is flux. In this case it's probably Borax as that is what is most commonly used and readily available in the cleaning supplies section of most supermarkets. The short version is that the boric acid coats the steel and prevents oxidation to keep forge scale from forming between the planes that you are trying to fuse together. Forge scale will prevent a forge weld from bonding.
Просто класс, аж завораживает😮 очень не лёгкий труд!!
The level of skill and expertise is obvious. This man knows how to build quality knives.
@Binary Solutions So he doesn't have the skills and knowledge of what he's doing? Isn’t what the comment was saying? Dmb az 🤡😂
@Binary Solutions don’t shit yourself, you’re dumb ash
@binarysolutions; the guy is is just admiring the guys craftsmanship. You don't have to be an a-hole about it.
And what? You supposed to be god's gift to knife making.
Una experiencia fantastica en el paso a paso de la creacion de un artista!!!
Damaskus adalah senjata yg sangat di takuti oleh musuh" islam jaman rasulullah.
Karena mampu membelah tameng lawan dgn sekali tabas
Uma obra de arte 🇧🇷
Мастер !!! Сделано с любовью
칼을 만드는 과정이 신기하네요. 좋은 영상 잘보고 갑니다.
진정한 k장인 이십니다. 대단하다는 말 밖에는 안나오네요.
This gentleman has incredible skills ! Truly enjoyed watching him work Can only imagine the many years it took to get him to that level Beautiful craftsmanship Beautiful knife ! Be well my friend
Belo trabalho Senhor.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇧🇷
It reminds me of making puff pastry but with steel. No wonder Damascus knife has such interesting contour!
Parabéns pela habilidade na fabricação desta linda faca!
Espero um dia adquirir uma dessas pra mim... 👏👏👏
Jânio Aleixo - Jaboatão dos Guararapes - PE
Brasil
이 칼로 뭐하게? 브라질이야? 수상한데
Professional maturity and top craftsmanship! Respect!
Enhorabuena por un trabajo tan bien hecho,
Definitivamente el nivel de conocimiento y dedicacion es increible. Ademas esto se considera un arte. Definitivamente el profecional o la persona que obtenga estas piezas o cuchillo deberia pagar mucho por que el tiempo dedicado fue mucho. Lo cual los vale.
Lo que vale usar maza, vigornia, fragua, templado al agua cianurada o salada o aceite. afilado con amoladora manual al agua o piedra.
와우 다마스커스 영상 꽤본거같은데 베스트다.. 가장 효율적으로 작업하시고..
중간에 노하우인듯한 장면이 있었는데 바로편집.. 역시는 역시였다!
안녕하세요 혹시 어떤 장면인지 알려주실 수 있나요?
É un opera d'Arte !
Solamente una grande passione e conoscenza, possono avere risultati di questo livello. Grazie per questo video
Омад ишларга ривожини берсин
すごい、自分は初めてこういう動画を見たけどそれでもこの人はすごいとわかった
Absolute beauty, this was a very enjoyable video. An absolute master at work.
what is this white powder that you put on the steel? and for what do you use it?
아마도 불순물제거에 도움
I'm always blown away and wonder how the first people to do this figured out the exact components and steps (heat shunks, pount, cut & fold, reheat, pound, etc etc etc) to use in order to make these things or anything else for that fact (preparing foods with multiple steps, etc). Amazing.
진정한 수제칼 장인이시네요^^ 영상 잘봤습니다.
묵묵히 작업하는 등에서 경험과 정성이 느껴진다...
That's some incredibly amazing craftsmanship, Excellent work, sir! Chef John
It truly was an honor to watch you work
This makes me respect the blacksmiths of the past that didn't have any of these technologies a lot more. Must've taken days to weeks.
Power hammers have been around in China since about 200BC fella... hardly new technology
This was absolutely beautiful to watch! You are a true artist 👏
하나 주문해서 사용하세요
耐心的看完了，非常的精彩👍😊
I don't know how but I've developed interest in blacksmithing after watching "forged in fire" 😅
amazing process to make a knife,,excellent craftsmanship ..great video,,,
유튜브에서 다마스커스 만드는걸 하도 많이 봐서 사용하는 강재부터 온도, 주의사항까지 다 배웠음ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Нож или мечь из Домаскской стали, при разрезе ,на нём не бывают видны кованные слои , она как будто из цельно отлита.
А в те времена еще не знали принципы литья стали, а только знали ковать.
Вот в чём разница домаскской стали.
Did you know what is that white powder?
@@MiguelALopez-oq4zl flux
칼 하나 만들어도될듯
@@MiguelALopez-oq4zl Boron
what is the white powder?
Nobre mestre , nobre arte
The quality of metal is unreal! The amount of sparks coming off when grinding makes that apparent. He's absolutely amazing. That twisting process and the way he cleans the impurities after every step is amazing. This type of quality rarely exists today, and in another 50 to 100 years, it'll be all but gone. Congratulations on being one of the best in the world at your craft.
I think there is room for improvement for removing the impurities. When he initially added the sheets before the clamping to weld, it should be done then.
For handforged steel sure, but the unfortunate fact remains that factory produced steel is simply superior (if the right considerations are made on the type of steel). Ofcourse you dont get the damascus patterns then and there certainly is something cool about stuff being handmade, it will always be inferior to perfectly made factory steel where the only important thing left is deciding on the right type of steel for the right job.
I'm personally quite saddened by that fact.
hello may I ask what the white powder that he sprinkled on top of it is? and what the purpose of it is?
@@forbiddenalien833 Borax I would assume. Or whatever else he uses for flux. Prolly borax.
@@Asrudin ah okay thank you my good sir
This is amazing what a talent. In the days when edged weapons were still king these master smiths and artisans must have been famous in their regions.
Beautiful work and craftsmanship 😀.
영상 잘봤습니다~ 엄청난 과정 과정이 정말 장인이란 말이 어울리네요.
다만 이 긴 영상속에 손잡이 까지 완성된 영상이 1초 정도 밖에 안보이네요.
다음부터는 완성된 칼을 손잡이부터 온전히 화면에 담아주세요~
je n'ai pas de mots !!! Merci l'artiste !!!
Respect! 👏 This is just great craftsmanship on the highest level possible! 👍 🖖
What incredible craftsmanship! Would have been awesome to go see him in action when I was stationed in Korea!!!
Nonton sampai selesai abis penasaran pingin liat hasilnya pas liat hasilnya puas mantap semoga sukses slalu
Incredible process to watch! What is the white powder he adds to the metal?
The labor is so extreme and it's not surprising that the price of the knife would be, if only consumers know the process it takes.
Could you please tell me what the white powder is that is added to the steel. The man is a master. Thank you for the privilege of seeing such a thing of beauty being made. Paul from Australia.
Flux to keep oxygen out and to assist in the weld
flux, in metallurgy, any substance introduced in the smelting of ores to promote fluidity and to remove objectionable impurities in the form of slag. Limestone is commonly used for this purpose in smelting iron ores. Other materials used as fluxes are silica, dolomite, lime, borax, and fluorite. --Britannica
Damascus blades are always breathtaking!!
I know many Koreans may not appreciate being compared to Japanese, but your style of blacksmithing reminds me of how many Japanese blacksmiths practice with the use of folding for layers instead of cutting and welding. Your technique gives me the feeling of someone that was taught using traditional means and then put a modern twist on it which I like. Great piece and very talented. Keep up the good work, subbed!
Yes, the Japanese are more advanced, clean and tolerant than the Koreans
@@velicyatan5545 I don't know if Koreans would think the same during the world wars lol. But please don't start down that path, this is a blacksmithing video, don't bring that sort of vibe here.
한국이 오래전 철 다루는 기술, 도자기 만드는 기술을 일본에 전수했습니다.
하지만 당신도 다른 많은 이들도 그 사실을 모르고 있습니다.
오래전 대다수의 기술을 한국인들이 일본에 전수하였으며 현대에 들어 일본이 유럽문명을 빌어 잠시 앞섰던 기간이 있었을뿐입니다.
That being said, the technology came from India in the first place.
Japan was a species that was good at processing what it was introduced or taught, so it must have made it even more unique.
I give this YTer my highest respect.
He is the first Korean who didn't claim other culture as Korean's, i mean he still calls it Damascus..
Its not easy in that environment ❤❤
This gentleman takes forging to a completely artistic level.
這打出來的大馬士閣紋一定很漂亮