I love the detail on the handle it gives it a whole new level of badass. Heat treating might seem difficult at first but it gets easier as you get practice. I just eyeball most things. Great job looking forward to seeing more cool builds.
Thanks so much man I'm glad you dig it!! 😁🙏🙏 And yeah the heat treating was super scary, but even after doing it once I feel just a bit more comfortable haha 😅
Holy shit, you got Boba Fett and Jar Jar Binks full size models. Glad you competed because I never would have seen your channel. The blade looks amazing. What a piece of art.
Hahaha I have a good friend that made the Boba Fett, and he also gave me the Jar Jar so they keep me company in the garage 😅 I also have the full metal Pyramid Head that I built as well that I wear for Halloween too! Thanks so much for the kind words!! 😁🙏
@@SmittyTutDesigns that’s great. Can’t wait to see what else you create. I’m currently working on building the Mandalorian dark sabor out of 1084 and 15n20. Not sure how I’m going to make the hilt yet. Might out source to someone with a 3D printer
As usual, I have to stick with it. Not sure about the comfort of the handle. However, the look is wonderful! Excellent ! No words! A truly masterful work. I don't envy the judges. They will have a hard choice.
I think you captured the true spirit of the challenge. That is the beauty of H.R. Giger his art is organized organic chaos. That, you also captured in abundance! I would try Ferric Chloride to do the steel in the future. It actually etches the metal so just a few minutes in you can darken steel. You could use paint or any medium to relief parts or areas not to darken. Anyway very cool. I would like to see more of this art style in steel tools.
Man thank you so much- I was hoping to get just a little feel of Giger but I'm glad others can see it too!! And YES Ferric Chloride, I should have totally used that!! Thanks for the kind words and input!!! 😁🙏🙏🙏
Wahou, je ne sais pas quoi dire face à tant de beauté ! Tu es un artisan/artiste exceptionnel ! Merci beaucoup pour le partage ! Salutations de Suisse et d'Equateur.
Oh man I'm glad you dig it!! 😁🙏 I'm just happy to be able to be a part of such a cool idea with a ton of other awesome artists- winning last time was a legit surprise, I didn't even think I was going to place at all
Great build. I appreciate your artistry, as I have none. Your heat treat was fine. Nailing it only means you hit the absolute potential hardness and grain structure. Nobody does, but its hard and functional. Bravo!
Loved it! Your imagination is amazing when it comes to blade making. I know there’s gonna be that one guy that makes his chopper and it’s rough, scarred looking barely finished….on purpose. You just don’t think that way. Everything you do has style….and I think that’s cool. And I think a lot of that comes because you started on things that weren’t “real”. They weren’t made to be actual tools or weapons….they were basically really well made props. But that, I think, made you look at all your future stuff with an eye towards making everything look cool. Which is awesome. And I’m hoping you do well in this….I’m also hoping that the more “serious” bladesmiths don’t get down on you because of the way you came up. Some of them are so friggin starchy about how they look at things. You’re a breath of fresh air with your eye not just to craftsmanship but the aesthetics as well. Anyway, good luck, lad….
I appreciate the kind words Mike! Yeah it's been tough making the transition from prop making into the real blade making portion of the world- but really the majority of the bladesmiths I've come across have been really helpful and supportive... and I'm glad to have so many by my side for encouragement. I know there's a plethora of them out there that nitpick a lot of things, and talk down to people- and luckily I've only come across only a small handfull of them haha. But again man I appreciate the support- it means a lot to know people are diggin the new builds!! 😀🙏🙏🙏
Just a heads up regarding the temper to save you a bit of time. You can bake your blade at 400 pull it out and you can cool it down with some tap water to where you can handle it again and then throw it back in the oven for your second round of tempering. That way you can spend less time waiting on your blade to be finished. I'm an impatient person when it comes to tempering because I want to be able to get back to working on my blade lol.
I'm for sure gonna make a few Tactical Butter knives. I absolutely love this build by the way. The amount of artistry that went into this, is insane. Great Job!
You have about a minute after quench to straighten out any warping before it gets brittle, I don't recommend standing on it with those plates tho. Nice work for your first time with high carbon!
hay i love I LOVE this blade just insane amount of work in to it as for not being able to make dmask you can buy billets of demasks and just preform you magic on them and i do mean magic this is one ORK Tastick blade
Hey man if youre going for an organic look maybe dont leave the bevel so crisp. Either blend it in or do a full flat grind before the sculpting. Also dont use 1095 for such a long blade and if you do then leave the spine soft(er)
Excellent work! Loved the design and workmanship. I'm curious as to how comfortable the handle is barehanded after all the detailing you put in there. Do you need gloves to safely use it (as you did in the veggie and fruit attacks)?
Thank you so much for the kind words- I'm glad you like it!! 😁🙏🙏 And the handles are actually really comfortable bare handed, usually with metal handles they get pretty slippery so the extra details add a lot of grippy-ness (plus I sanded down the sharper edges, and polished the cutouts where you grip the steel). And actually when chopping the fruits and veggies I wore those neoprene gloves so my hands didn't get sticky from all the juices hahaha!! 😅😂
Thank you so much for the kind words!! 😁🙏🙏 And absolutely- those burs are from Amazon right here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S8WRYH4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
bro... what the fuck is that.......HA! this is fucking amazing as all hell! it made me subscribe tbh! haha all i could think tho is i wish it was a dab tool, like a dabari or something! i fucking love this
@@SmittyTutDesigns yo!!! You should totally do that!! Google dabari it's little bad ass samari swords for dabbing! I would buy one of yours for sure! This style is awesome! Keep up the good work bro I'm glad I'm not along for the ride
nice build.. but gloves at the drillpres.. everytime i see someone doing this i cant get thh video a like! its so dangerous.. i doest matter if those are rubbergloves who rip easy.. if your hand catched once you have broken bones in a second.. i have seen this multiple times
Thanks so much for diggin the build! And yeah I've been working in machine shops for well over 13 years and seen some pretty devastating injuries so safety is absolutely key. But no worries at all, I've had these thin as paper neoprene gloves catch the bit and just tear so I'm good with it. Take care! 😁🙏
![ปฏิเสธไม่ไหว (Crush on you) - LIPTA feat. No One Else [TEASER MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VC689EgdSIw/mqdefault.jpg)
I love the detail on the handle it gives it a whole new level of badass. Heat treating might seem difficult at first but it gets easier as you get practice. I just eyeball most things. Great job looking forward to seeing more cool builds.
Thanks so much man I'm glad you dig it!! 😁🙏🙏 And yeah the heat treating was super scary, but even after doing it once I feel just a bit more comfortable haha 😅
Holy shit, you got Boba Fett and Jar Jar Binks full size models. Glad you
competed because I never would have seen your channel. The blade looks amazing. What a piece of art.
Hahaha I have a good friend that made the Boba Fett, and he also gave me the Jar Jar so they keep me company in the garage 😅 I also have the full metal Pyramid Head that I built as well that I wear for Halloween too! Thanks so much for the kind words!! 😁🙏
@@SmittyTutDesigns that’s great. Can’t wait to see what else you create. I’m currently working on building the Mandalorian dark sabor out of 1084 and 15n20. Not sure how I’m going to make the hilt yet. Might out source to someone with a 3D printer
Oh man that sounds awesome!!! I definitely want to see that when it's done!
@@SmittyTutDesigns yeah I’m excited about it. I’ll get you a picture when it’s done.
As usual, I have to stick with it. Not sure about the comfort of the handle. However, the look is wonderful! Excellent ! No words! A truly masterful work. I don't envy the judges. They will have a hard choice.
Thanks so much for the kind words 😁🙏
I think you captured the true spirit of the challenge. That is the beauty of H.R. Giger his art is organized organic chaos. That, you also captured in abundance! I would try Ferric Chloride to do the steel in the future. It actually etches the metal so just a few minutes in you can darken steel. You could use paint or any medium to relief parts or areas not to darken. Anyway very cool. I would like to see more of this art style in steel tools.
Man thank you so much- I was hoping to get just a little feel of Giger but I'm glad others can see it too!! And YES Ferric Chloride, I should have totally used that!! Thanks for the kind words and input!!! 😁🙏🙏🙏
@@SmittyTutDesigns Your Very Welcome, thanks for sharing your art!! 🙌💜
Wahou, je ne sais pas quoi dire face à tant de beauté ! Tu es un artisan/artiste exceptionnel ! Merci beaucoup pour le partage ! Salutations de Suisse et d'Equateur.
Merci beaucoup pour ces mots gentils! Je suis tellement content que ça te plaise !
Boy this chopper challenge was right down your alley great build..👊🤙👏
Thank you so much, I'm glad you dig it!! 😀🙏
What an amazing piece! If I was a collector of artistic weaponry, I would definitely add this to my collection! Nice work!
Thank you so much for the kind words!! 😁🙏🙏
Going for the repeat win 🏆. I dig it man! Great skills and creative imagination.
Oh man I'm glad you dig it!! 😁🙏 I'm just happy to be able to be a part of such a cool idea with a ton of other awesome artists- winning last time was a legit surprise, I didn't even think I was going to place at all
Great build. I appreciate your artistry, as I have none. Your heat treat was fine. Nailing it only means you hit the absolute potential hardness and grain structure. Nobody does, but its hard and functional. Bravo!
Thanks so much for the kind words!! 😁🙏🙏
The Urukai Orc tribe would be proud to wield this mighty weapon
Hahaha Heck Yeah!!! 😀💪💪
Has way more detail than most choppers in the challenge so far. I like it. It’s my favorite so far
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you dig it!! 😁🙏🙏
Totally the best build that I've seen!! You sir have definitely got my vote!!!!!
Awe man thank you so much!! 😀🙏🙏🙏
True artistry. I wish I had the creative mind to add all the details you come up with. Nice job
Thank you so much Jay!! 😀🙏
Omg that is absolutely stunning amazing.
Thanks So Much!! 😁🙏🙏
Loved it! Your imagination is amazing when it comes to blade making. I know there’s gonna be that one guy that makes his chopper and it’s rough, scarred looking barely finished….on purpose. You just don’t think that way. Everything you do has style….and I think that’s cool. And I think a lot of that comes because you started on things that weren’t “real”. They weren’t made to be actual tools or weapons….they were basically really well made props. But that, I think, made you look at all your future stuff with an eye towards making everything look cool. Which is awesome. And I’m hoping you do well in this….I’m also hoping that the more “serious” bladesmiths don’t get down on you because of the way you came up. Some of them are so friggin starchy about how they look at things. You’re a breath of fresh air with your eye not just to craftsmanship but the aesthetics as well. Anyway, good luck, lad….
I appreciate the kind words Mike! Yeah it's been tough making the transition from prop making into the real blade making portion of the world- but really the majority of the bladesmiths I've come across have been really helpful and supportive... and I'm glad to have so many by my side for encouragement. I know there's a plethora of them out there that nitpick a lot of things, and talk down to people- and luckily I've only come across only a small handfull of them haha. But again man I appreciate the support- it means a lot to know people are diggin the new builds!! 😀🙏🙏🙏
Just a heads up regarding the temper to save you a bit of time. You can bake your blade at 400 pull it out and you can cool it down with some tap water to where you can handle it again and then throw it back in the oven for your second round of tempering. That way you can spend less time waiting on your blade to be finished. I'm an impatient person when it comes to tempering because I want to be able to get back to working on my blade lol.
Oh man I had no idea!! That's awesome- I appreciate the heads up!! 😁🙏
Amazing work man. You definitely gained a new subscriber after watching this. Now to binge watch all the other ones.
Thats awesome man thank you so much!! 😁🤘🤘
@@SmittyTutDesigns you’re very welcome
Amazing work man! That's some art!
Thanks So Much Man!! Watching your video now!! :D
Bro, such a fantastic build!!! If you were in the main challenge, I’d vote for your build! Outstanding
Thank you so much man- I'm glad you dig it!! But again not nearly as cool as your guitar sword!!! 😁👍👍
Sweet design looks like something straight out of the game/movie monster hunter
Heck yeah I love that game, the monsters and weapons are crazy cool!! 😀👍
impressive, perfect work congratulations friend
Thank you so much!! 😀🙏🙏
I'm for sure gonna make a few Tactical Butter knives. I absolutely love this build by the way. The amount of artistry that went into this, is insane. Great Job!
Thank you so much for the kind words Erick, I'm glad you dig it!! And yes man the tactical butter knives are wicked fun to make! 😁🤘
You have about a minute after quench to straighten out any warping before it gets brittle, I don't recommend standing on it with those plates tho. Nice work for your first time with high carbon!
Thanks so much for the info, being a noob it's a lot to take in haha 😅🙏
the details are so dope man i rlly hope you win the chopper challange ! (ive watch a couple and your is my fav btw the participant excluding judges)
Thank you so much for the kind words!!! 😁🙏
Wow this thing is awesome! Great job. I had to subscribe after watching this one!
Oh man I appreciate the sub!! And thank you so much for diggin the build!! 😁🙏🙏🙏
@@SmittyTutDesigns Yeah man this thing is a work of art and I am here for it!
Congrats buddy, great piece.
Thank you so much James!!! 😀🙏🙏
dude for a viewer submission you nailed it solid !! 😬👌🏻 I really like what you have done its so dope man !!! hope you win the challenge 😉👍🏻
u got me subscribe tho 👍🏻
Haha man I really appreciate it, I wasn't too sure people would like the design but I'm glad you dig it!! And Thanks for the sub too!!! 😁🙏🙏🙏
hay i love I LOVE this blade just insane amount of work in to it as for not being able to make dmask you can buy billets of demasks and just preform you magic on them and i do mean magic this is one ORK Tastick blade
Thank you so much for the kind words, I'll definitely want to try damascus on a future build for sure!! 😁👍
Beautiful work Buddy
Thank you so much James! :D
Crazy good, super wicked
Thank you so much man, I appreciate it!! 😁🙏🙏🙏
Amazing work, man. 🙂🙂
Thank you so much!! 😁🙏🙏
Hey man if youre going for an organic look maybe dont leave the bevel so crisp. Either blend it in or do a full flat grind before the sculpting.
Also dont use 1095 for such a long blade and if you do then leave the spine soft(er)
Thanks so much for the input 😁🙏
Excellent work! Loved the design and workmanship. I'm curious as to how comfortable the handle is barehanded after all the detailing you put in there. Do you need gloves to safely use it (as you did in the veggie and fruit attacks)?
Thank you so much for the kind words- I'm glad you like it!! 😁🙏🙏 And the handles are actually really comfortable bare handed, usually with metal handles they get pretty slippery so the extra details add a lot of grippy-ness (plus I sanded down the sharper edges, and polished the cutouts where you grip the steel). And actually when chopping the fruits and veggies I wore those neoprene gloves so my hands didn't get sticky from all the juices hahaha!! 😅😂
So cool reminds me of the bone clever from the Bleach animation
Heck Yeah!!!
That edge, acts more like a wedge than a chopper. 🤔
Still pretty fun to use 😁✌
This is bloody amazing man 😍 best one, hands down!! 🙇. Any chance you can link the carbide burrs you used? 😅 Looking for a good set.
Thank you so much for the kind words!! 😁🙏🙏 And absolutely- those burs are from Amazon right here:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S8WRYH4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@SmittyTutDesigns perfect thank you, and thank you for the amazing build 😅
Absolutely!! 😀👍
Vicious !
Thanks!!! 😁🙏🙏🙏
bro... what the fuck is that.......HA! this is fucking amazing as all hell! it made me subscribe tbh! haha all i could think tho is i wish it was a dab tool, like a dabari or something! i fucking love this
Hahaha OMG that's my new marketing for this bad boy- mini dab versions!!! Thanks so much for the sub and kind words!! 😁🙏🙏
@@SmittyTutDesigns yo!!! You should totally do that!! Google dabari it's little bad ass samari swords for dabbing! I would buy one of yours for sure! This style is awesome! Keep up the good work bro I'm glad I'm not along for the ride
Heck yeah thanks so much!!
I think yours would have won, if it were in the main competition.
Aweee thank you so much!! 😀🥰🙏🙏🙏
heyy where could i get a robin staff that you made for someone is it possible if u could get to me i would like something custom
Hey There! Right now my custom books are closed but I'll definitely post up on my Instagram as soon as I open them back up 🙂👍
nice build.. but gloves at the drillpres.. everytime i see someone doing this i cant get thh video a like! its so dangerous.. i doest matter if those are rubbergloves who rip easy.. if your hand catched once you have broken bones in a second.. i have seen this multiple times
Thanks so much for diggin the build! And yeah I've been working in machine shops for well over 13 years and seen some pretty devastating injuries so safety is absolutely key. But no worries at all, I've had these thin as paper neoprene gloves catch the bit and just tear so I'm good with it. Take care! 😁🙏