So happy to see the dies in action and I'm very glad you like them. This was a great collaboration, I learned a lot. The damascus came out very good for your first attempt. I've never seen that pattern before. Can't wait to see more damascus making!
MM, I loved how your dies withstood all that work, looking just the same as when you shipped them off. Your skills, abilities, and talents shine always, and your willingness to collaborate adds greatly to these videos. Thank you.
You’re a good man MM, your assistance here is proof that decency and kindness are still qualities abundant among many and desperately needed in our often selfish world.
I'm really glad you guys opted to upload around the same time so we get to see the process of making the dies, then immediately get to see them put to good use. Very satisfying. If you want more chitoyance, otherwise known as the shimmery effect of the layers of the steel showing through in the pattern, then you'll need many more layers of contrasting steel.
Love when I can see different TH-cam channels coming together and finding a solution to a problem and getting it done. It's also great when I can find a new Channel to subscribe to. Good job to both My Mechanics and BBP. And BBP you have a new subscriber.
Excellent project. Love that you are always pushing into something new. How do you plan to avoid drilling through if you drill the rain drops on both sides?
He could tape a piece of paper on the metal. Drill through the paper. Remove the paper and tape it on the other side in the same orientation so he knows where the Side One holes are and be sure to not drill there on Side Two.
was a good video till he suddenly started speaking, that scared the shite outta me XD am i too used to these videos not including a voice? (also this was just a joke, was not spooped..... much)
As an aspiring knife maker and a CNC machinist..what kind of pattern would it make if instead of drilling holes machined shapes into the billet ...like stars or skulls..
Yes!!! Great to see you collab with My machanics on this. I would love to see you all ( Mister Patina, TysyTube, my mechanics, Tyby restoration) all work on a big project together where you each release a vid of your own segment but to restore one project. That would be amazing!! Great vid as always 👍🏻
the temperature of the steel when you forging is too LOW !!!!! you need to be always around 1400°C (2552°f ) ! under this temperature you don't weld the steel !!!
Great work as always and the cooperation between yourself and My Mechanics is, as with all the fantastic cooperative projects that I see on TH-cam, an inspiration and a source of great pleasure to many, I suspect. The admirable assistance given so freely here should serve as a lesson to all. A pinch of help is more valuable than a truck load of sympathetic platitudes. Bravo, long may this tradition continue.
if you don't mind a little suggestion from the crowd, if you had not drawn the Damascus out so thin before you drilled the symmetrical holes would have not been such an issue plus the fact that you would have gotten more of a teardrop shape in the final pattern. I loved the fact that you used different size holes to make the raindrop pattern more unique. One thing I have always wondered why not drill the larger holes shallow and then go behind with a smaller bit in the same hole to expose more layering? All in all I loved the video and the fact that you let us see the learning process !
I have the same hammer as you (15kg anyang model) and mine came with flat dies. I actually gave them a very smooth rounded surface so as to be able to draw out steel easier. My experience was that the complete flat dies took a very long time (as you may have noticed) to move the material. Very fun to see you use the same machine, great video.
I have an idea for when you have time for another attempt at this pattern style. what about using hole drill bits to cause bigger ripples? similar to what you achieved with just the drill press but a little larger in ripple diameter. great work and cant wait for the blade that is forger from that patterned billet.
I have to say raindrop damascus is my favorite, followed closely by ladder pattern. Looks good! Especially due to taking the time to clean the pieces before forging...
Adoro vedere la cura con cui my mechanics ha riposto il tutto nella scatola contrapposta alla violenza con cui BBP lo ha scaraventato sul tavolo AHAHAHAHAHA
alwasy lovly to see your work. its marvulse to see how you tought yoru self grom the groudn up by repairing every thign you use.. itsa also great that you expaiend why the voids wehr there. thanks.
No matter how it ended, I think the result was fantastic! We only stop learning the day we are 6ft under. So if you learn from this, than you'll only move forward with your skills 😁👍🏽
quick question... excuse my ignorance, I am a big fan of both channels... is there a technical reason why BBP couldn't make the dies produced by MM, as you do so many other things? I can only surmise that the die material is harder, therefore needing stronger cutters, more powerful miller, and higher temp oven; but I'm not sure. thanks.
I'm going to make a sleeved Damascus titanium or aluminum LS V8 engine block, heads and intake manifold etc. If I start this morning I should be done around dinner time the year 2056 give or take a few years.
Hello BBP You should put some borax to protect your steel from mill scales (but be carefull, it's a hot liquid that goes stick to you when hammering !) Can't wait to see what you will do with this damascus !
A really cool video. Is there any chance the black spots you got may be avoided if you used borax between the stacked plates in order to remove any impurities. Maybe that could also help you out losing less material. I am not claiming I know any of forging just giving idea.
Can I give you another little tip??? Try not to cut the whole long block but rather shorter and then bend it around. This is how the Japanese do it and this technique is also clearly better in terms of impurities and the subsequent degree of hardness.
What if you made my mechanics a custom Damascus emblem for his shop wall as a thank you? It'd be an awesome trade, the dies for a piece of gorgeous art to display :P
I think maybe some rounder dies or japanese knifemaker dies would be a better option for such a small hammer. Flat dies are nice for a lot of stuff, but they do not stretch material very well.
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So happy to see the dies in action and I'm very glad you like them. This was a great collaboration, I learned a lot.
The damascus came out very good for your first attempt. I've never seen that pattern before. Can't wait to see more damascus making!
MM, I loved how your dies withstood all that work, looking just the same as when you shipped them off. Your skills, abilities, and talents shine always, and your willingness to collaborate adds greatly to these videos. Thank you.
Would you have a video of the parts being made?
I'm here from your video @my_mechanics
You’re a good man MM, your assistance here is proof that decency and kindness are still qualities abundant among many and desperately needed in our often selfish world.
@@Archiemonty BBP gives a link to that video in the description.
Loving these "my mechanics" collaborations with various talented artisans so far.
These gentlemen are so insanely talented!
I love how there's this community of makers when it comes to knives, tools, restorations and so on.
I'm really glad you guys opted to upload around the same time so we get to see the process of making the dies, then immediately get to see them put to good use. Very satisfying. If you want more chitoyance, otherwise known as the shimmery effect of the layers of the steel showing through in the pattern, then you'll need many more layers of contrasting steel.
You don’t know how much I agree with you... except for rn with me telling you. Anyway, couldn’t agree more
Robert. Very well phrased comment.
Two of my favourite makers working together? Christmas cake early this year.
Looks like you were born to use that power hammer! Flawless Damascus with no flux, I’m impressed.
It makes me very happy that two youtube channels that I watched with love are in a project together.🤗
Meanwhile Greetings from turkey.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
That machine and those die really help to move all that steel. Great work as always
Metal phyllo dough with a mokume gane pattern! Really pretty!
He should try in 'Forged in Fire' Competition.. 👍
Very nice first attempt.
I am wondering if you could make a knife for my fish cutting channel lol
a BBP & MM crossover?! Niiiiiiice! 😎👍🏼
Madonna grande, è uno spettacolo Gader ^^
He had him make a new one
Great collaboration and video mate
GÊNIO, GÊNIO, GÊNIO!!!!
VALEU!!!
The rain drop section reminds me of dimple keys. Wonder if anyone ever tried making huge upscaled locks for the lockpicking youtubers.
Love when I can see different TH-cam channels coming together and finding a solution to a problem and getting it done. It's also great when I can find a new Channel to subscribe to. Good job to both My Mechanics and BBP. And BBP you have a new subscriber.
Imagine making this into a fish knife
Looked really nice
Good work
Well done
Excellent project. Love that you are always pushing into something new. How do you plan to avoid drilling through if you drill the rain drops on both sides?
He could tape a piece of paper on the metal. Drill through the paper. Remove the paper and tape it on the other side in the same orientation so he knows where the Side One holes are and be sure to not drill there on Side Two.
Here from Mt Mechanics Insights :-)
Καλημέρα καλό Σαββατοκύριακο πολύ ωραίο βίντεο
was a good video till he suddenly started speaking, that scared the shite outta me XD am i too used to these videos not including a voice? (also this was just a joke, was not spooped..... much)
Spooped? Is that where you get scared and then poop your pants?
As an aspiring knife maker and a CNC machinist..what kind of pattern would it make if instead of drilling holes machined shapes into the billet ...like stars or skulls..
My mechanics very good i not tired to see he’s video he always making everything better than company 😃
Ty @my_mechanics
I've been watching too much _Forged in Fire._ I kept waiting for you to turn the billet into a knife.
it came out pretty nice imo and I love the godly collabs as well :)
Yes!!! Great to see you collab with My machanics on this. I would love to see you all ( Mister Patina, TysyTube, my mechanics, Tyby restoration) all work on a big project together where you each release a vid of your own segment but to restore one project. That would be amazing!! Great vid as always 👍🏻
Yeah, this will be the best collab on youtube!!! Great idea 👍
I would love to see that!!
the temperature of the steel when you forging is too LOW !!!!!
you need to be always around 1400°C (2552°f ) !
under this temperature you don't weld the steel !!!
it did work though? didnt it? please explain
Great work as always and the cooperation between yourself and My Mechanics is, as with all the fantastic cooperative projects that I see on TH-cam, an inspiration and a source of great pleasure to many, I suspect. The admirable assistance given so freely here should serve as a lesson to all. A pinch of help is more valuable than a truck load of sympathetic platitudes. Bravo, long may this tradition continue.
Beautiful damascus. I've never seen that before and it was amazing. Loved the collaboration and hope to see more.
after watching my mechanics.
🙋 me too
Nice
if you don't mind a little suggestion from the crowd, if you had not drawn the Damascus out so thin before you drilled the symmetrical holes would have not been such an issue plus the fact that you would have gotten more of a teardrop shape in the final pattern. I loved the fact that you used different size holes to make the raindrop pattern more unique. One thing I have always wondered why not drill the larger holes shallow and then go behind with a smaller bit in the same hole to expose more layering? All in all I loved the video and the fact that you let us see the learning process !
Love that power hammer! Yeah, raindrop does look better with 300+ layers. It turned out nice though!
You are doing great work, I congratulate you.❤🌷🌺🙋♂️🤗
Your always doing your videos while I'm sleeping i just woke up
10:06 *Nice pattern* 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Friend! Thank you! Have a beautiful day! 👍 735
BBP: I need flat dies
My Mechanics: *I make new ones*
Sweet learn something new today thank you for your video two thumbs
Wait for part 2 .. 🤔🤔🤔
I have the same hammer as you (15kg anyang model) and mine came with flat dies. I actually gave them a very smooth rounded surface so as to be able to draw out steel easier. My experience was that the complete flat dies took a very long time (as you may have noticed) to move the material. Very fun to see you use the same machine, great video.
Just came over after seeing how the dies was made. Awesome video
Hola, haber si haces algo con acero de Toledo (ESPAÑA), que se dice que es el mejor acero del mundo ;o)
It's like the pâte feuilletée of metal work...
Came here for the dies, staying for the content. Good work for your first try!
I was brought here by my mechanics and I've no idea what you have made
nice bro👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔪
Good work for a first attempt.
I wonder how did you brake your first pair of dies?
Continuous connection
There are many interesting videos
I like them
questa collaborazione è stata stupenda! E hai fatto un gran bel lavoro sul damasco!
Avoid using gloves at the drill press a friend of mine lost his thumb because his glove got caught in the drill, anyway nice video
Here in advance I will put 100+
превосходно
I have an idea for when you have time for another attempt at this pattern style. what about using hole drill bits to cause bigger ripples? similar to what you achieved with just the drill press but a little larger in ripple diameter. great work and cant wait for the blade that is forger from that patterned billet.
Witam...jesteś mistrz w tym co robisz....pozdrawiam z Polski (Poland)
You should craft a thank you gift for MyMechanics!
Wow So Cool 😱
I have to say raindrop damascus is my favorite, followed closely by ladder pattern.
Looks good! Especially due to taking the time to clean the pieces before forging...
Holy crap, it’s late! Cool vid! Would love to see some different Damascus patterns or even some canister Damascus builds
Make My Mechanics a marking knife from the damascus.
Wow what a collaboration! Very nice! Italy and Swiss hands by hands!
It's possible to do a damascus using spray cans, making them flat?
That's shit steel, you won't be able to do much with it.
Adoro vedere la cura con cui my mechanics ha riposto il tutto nella scatola contrapposta alla violenza con cui BBP lo ha scaraventato sul tavolo AHAHAHAHAHA
alwasy lovly to see your work. its marvulse to see how you tought yoru self grom the groudn up by repairing every thign you use.. itsa also great that you expaiend why the voids wehr there. thanks.
【期待part2】^ω^
"El Barba" is my favorite. Very creative and profesional.
Great video. Raindrop damascus huh? It's beautiful. I never knew there were different names of damascus. I can't wait for the next try.
No matter how it ended, I think the result was fantastic! We only stop learning the day we are 6ft under. So if you learn from this, than you'll only move forward with your skills 😁👍🏽
Before watching the video, you are creative with all your work
Very nice video ! Can you tell me how do you remove the steel dust from the magnetic part of the belt grinder ? Its nornaly magnetic ?
I don't understand why dislike. ??? just envy
Aneyway good Job 👍
quick question... excuse my ignorance, I am a big fan of both channels... is there a technical reason why BBP couldn't make the dies produced by MM, as you do so many other things? I can only surmise that the die material is harder, therefore needing stronger cutters, more powerful miller, and higher temp oven; but I'm not sure. thanks.
I'm going to make a sleeved Damascus titanium or aluminum LS V8 engine block, heads and intake manifold etc. If I start this morning I should be done around dinner time the year 2056 give or take a few years.
Nice demo. I usually use 256 layers for raindrop damascus. As always very informative.
Hello BBP
You should put some borax to protect your steel from mill scales (but be carefull, it's a hot liquid that goes stick to you when hammering !)
Can't wait to see what you will do with this damascus !
A really cool video. Is there any chance the black spots you got may be avoided if you used borax between the stacked plates in order to remove any impurities. Maybe that could also help you out losing less material. I am not claiming I know any of forging just giving idea.
Hope you turn this into a knife with a nice deep brown wooden handle and brass fittings! Great work mate
Those dies are pretty awesome. Def gonna watch my mechanics insights making of video.
Great video and thank you for the tips!
Can I give you another little tip???
Try not to cut the whole long block but rather shorter and then bend it around. This is how the Japanese do it and this technique is also clearly better in terms of impurities and the subsequent degree of hardness.
What if you made my mechanics a custom Damascus emblem for his shop wall as a thank you? It'd be an awesome trade, the dies for a piece of gorgeous art to display :P
👆😕🤚1:10 I was really hoping you would've shuffled those plates together, like a deck of cards...
I think maybe some rounder dies or japanese knifemaker dies would be a better option for such a small hammer. Flat dies are nice for a lot of stuff, but they do not stretch material very well.
Good morning my friends
I'm pumped to see you working with my other favorite TH-camrs. Cheers
God job🙏🙏🙏🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Hello, I come from My Mechanics' channel. Happy to subscribe!
Can you give us a walkaround video of your workshop?
A tale tell of your equipment to follow would be a nice touch as well 🤘
Dude you Spanish or Greek by any chance?
(You DO have a black beard, what do you know.)
Luv your work Mr. black beard.
Nice one 👍 it
What was the pink solution you wiped between the plates before welding? Great videos 👍👍
Great video, what are you using to clean the metal before welding
Sweet ,just watched the video of dude making them
Hell yeah
Красивый древесный рисунок. Получится достаточно симпатичный декоративный клинок.