@@mr.crumbles2557 Taking apart a pocket knife I just so I can put it back together a few minutes later so I can cut something seems very played out if I'm on vacation. And if I'm in the service I have more than one sharp thing and if I don't someone else has A-sharp thing.
My dad's is certainly like that but he would probably fuck up a piece of the handle and end up with a bit of a wooden handle aka broken down broom handle and then electrical tape followed by some nylon cord for grip on a unnecessary and never used loop on the end to wear around your wrist
when passion is combined with enthusiasm, incredibly artistic knives are created and the creator has a smile on his face. It is called happiness, congratulation 👍
As an engineer, I really want to know how close he is to the correct torque spec on that thread, especially for an assembly experiencing dynamic forces.
Bro with a knife looking that I don't think any will ever use that knife as a actually real knife, 😅😅 i think it's made as an knife art and put behind a glass box, just to look at.. 😅😅😂
@@scapegoat1313 unfortunately it’s not a possibility for me. I don’t have the funds or the property to have a live fire for a forge. Sadly I can’t make the noise that comes along with banging on a anvil. There’s more to making a knife than just cutting metal in the shape you desire and grinding said piece of metal on the concrete or asphalt to sharpen it. If I was gifted a forge I would still need temp gauges, power tools, good quality sharpening stones, anvil, hammers, heat resistant tongs to grab the hot metal, good leather gloves, and other protective measures. With all that said I hope you do realize it’s not as simple as you might have thought it was to hand craft a knife. It’s a dream of mine to forge my own knife but I am a realist who knows what it takes to do things realistically before I decide to jump head first in the “fire” but that’s for the simplistic answer that’s slightly childish in thought. Maybe with this you can understand things are not as simple as you think. Have a nice day and if you want to help me acquire those skill you act like are so easy I’ll take a forge and a place to spend hours and hours of my time learning the skill. Oh and btw will you help me with theses simple skills? Hun?
@@scapegoat1313 was I ur scapegoat on this one? Ur sad as fuck with that responce. I didn’t ask u shit n didn’t say shot to u about anything so it reaponce was totally unwanted so next time before u jump in a comment that’s got nothing to do with u it would b in ur best interest to do ur research first instead of sound like a fool.
@@rustyshackleford7584 Dude probably spent 30$ for all the stuff to craft the knife. He’ll turn around and sell it for like 400$. Shit like that doesn’t deserve respect. It’s robbery, plain and simple. Not our fault you’re stupid enough to buy into it blindly.
Oh hey tell us more about how you don't know anything about the knife making industry. Seriously, watch his "Luminous" build, then delete your comment.
Gotta love how you start off beating it into shape with a barbaric tool like a hammer and by the end your handling it with gloves like your in a museum 2 completely different ends of the spectrum amazing
I just have to say, Mr. Royer... you make some of the most beautiful knives I've ever seen and i have seen a bunch. You are a legend in the knife making industry here in Norway and im sure many other places 🙂
You make the most incredible custom works of art I've ever seen. The fact that it's a fully functioning very capable knife as well blows my mind. True Master of your craft. Thank you for following your passion and achieving your dreams it makes the world just a little bit brighter.
Master is literally an understatement i have been Smithing knives for 25 years and cant imagine whats above master ? And then above that 🤔 cause thats where Kyle is
The knife is remarkable amazing work as usual, but what gets me is that he is so precise that even the damn threads for the nut make the tool line up perfectly. Knifemaking truely does not get better than this guy.
Unbeliable craftmanship, finish, fitment, design, passion... Im so proud you ar doing this quality on this times. It would be hard to improve yourself in future
When I see knives of this caliber, museum quality, I almost want to give up. I make some very nice full tangs but I’ve tried moving into hidden tangs and man ,,,, compared to this knife, it’s a shameful waste of wood and metal and time.
Not so my friend. We all have starting places in life. This is simply where you are currently at. You are where you need to be. All that being said this current situation isn’t where you have to stay. It’s your choice. We are here with you. We are in your corner. Fear is not fatal and failure is not final. Keep Forging On BC. Dad
Thank you, my good friend, and I hope that this channel will grow and exceed a million soon.. I am Mohamed from Egypt and I am happy because I met you recently.. Therefore, I hope to activate the Arabic language for translation, and I am always waiting for your new feature.
Learning its easy its the doing it thats the hard part i spend 20 hours on a simple ass knife he spends hundreds its insane i spent 140 hours on a traditional tanto knife with all hand forged mokume gane hardware all hand filed and mirror finished took me months to find the time 👌
This knife took my breath away. I had to clear up a pool of saliva 😆. Am I a knife nut? No! But I do appreciate true precision workmanship and art. Awsome and even the tool to tighten the pumell was top notch!!!
I want one of your knives but I'm scared to look at the prices lol. I mean you do a really great job high quality of work. You produce some of the best looking knives. Great job
I had a similar knife when I was a kid. My aunt bought it for me at the flea market. It looked very shiny and had all kinds of engravings. Super cool for a 10 year old as you can imagine.
Always perfect fit, this is why kyles a MASTER, and for everybody that’s new, and ya wanna learn how to make cool knives like Kyle, sign up for knife maker plus, I’m sure there’s still some spots, if not there will be soon, and as we say over here, MAY THE (coffee break) FORGE BE WITH YOU
So this is one of the weird things for me when it comes for defining what blades are. Because this is a knife with a pommel, it's fine and it's still a knife. Under medieval law though in countries like Germany they had a definition that a sword had to also have a full Tang and pommel, which is why the grossmesser became so popular, because it has a riveted handle and no pommel, which legally meant it wasn't a sword but a giant knife. And because peasants couldn't carry swords they often carried around The Messer instead. Just a fun tidbit.
I must collect some money to get myself presents from your work, I need to appreciate this art, every single day. 😩 Note; You should be naming your artworks. This knife I call it Mr. K. He is so real to be called a mere knife. 😚
Damn, imagine being able to make a knife that's *meant* to disassemble
Ken onion field strip for pocket knives 👍
@@mr.crumbles2557 Taking apart a pocket knife I just so I can put it back together a few minutes later so I can cut something seems very played out if I'm on vacation. And if I'm in the service I have more than one sharp thing and if I don't someone else has A-sharp thing.
@@kejadventures241 dude what
@@staceysmith-gd3zv autocorrect got me
@@kejadventures241 I hear ya, I was merely informing op that there's a pocket knife analog. I didn't make any qualitative statements about it
"...now let's grab the impact wrench and make this thing part of the knife permanently"
😂
Average impact enjoyer reaction 😩
“That’s not a knife. That’s a work of art”
Yup...display only
For the price Kyle sells them for yeah I think they sit in a display cabinet ✨
А де українська мова? Я телепень, не зовсім розумний. На край москальська, якщо е така!
@@gregjorda3080yet useless in the field
What does it do that other knives dont ?
Dads : tight it until every muscle of your fingers give up
My dad's is certainly like that but he would probably fuck up a piece of the handle and end up with a bit of a wooden handle aka broken down broom handle and then electrical tape followed by some nylon cord for grip on a unnecessary and never used loop on the end to wear around your wrist
Haha my grandpa split the headtube of his Marin bike tightening the the headset up "a little" hahaha
But dad this is a 1/16" alan key.
when passion is combined with enthusiasm, incredibly artistic knives are created and the creator has a smile on his face. It is called happiness, congratulation 👍
@notfiveo what
As an engineer, I really want to know how close he is to the correct torque spec on that thread, especially for an assembly experiencing dynamic forces.
As a dude on the internet. Screw it till it feels like it's about to strip
A knife like this won't ever experience any significant force, unless the owner gets crazy or something
Simply amazing sir, far outside the realm of my reach, but, that's what dreams are for ;-) thanks for sharing your work, always impressive !
Thanks Gary
" I like to snug it, alignment it just to where if it's used once it needs to be tightened again"
Bro with a knife looking that I don't think any will ever use that knife as a actually real knife, 😅😅 i think it's made as an knife art and put behind a glass box, just to look at.. 😅😅😂
Pure talent no question. What would I do to have just a little bit of his skill set. Thanks for the amazing craftsmanship.
You could practice making knives and maybe you would acquire some of his skill
@@scapegoat1313 unfortunately it’s not a possibility for me. I don’t have the funds or the property to have a live fire for a forge. Sadly I can’t make the noise that comes along with banging on a anvil. There’s more to making a knife than just cutting metal in the shape you desire and grinding said piece of metal on the concrete or asphalt to sharpen it. If I was gifted a forge I would still need temp gauges, power tools, good quality sharpening stones, anvil, hammers, heat resistant tongs to grab the hot metal, good leather gloves, and other protective measures. With all that said I hope you do realize it’s not as simple as you might have thought it was to hand craft a knife. It’s a dream of mine to forge my own knife but I am a realist who knows what it takes to do things realistically before I decide to jump head first in the “fire” but that’s for the simplistic answer that’s slightly childish in thought. Maybe with this you can understand things are not as simple as you think. Have a nice day and if you want to help me acquire those skill you act like are so easy I’ll take a forge and a place to spend hours and hours of my time learning the skill. Oh and btw will you help me with theses simple skills? Hun?
@@scapegoat1313 was I ur scapegoat on this one? Ur sad as fuck with that responce. I didn’t ask u shit n didn’t say shot to u about anything so it reaponce was totally unwanted so next time before u jump in a comment that’s got nothing to do with u it would b in ur best interest to do ur research first instead of sound like a fool.
OOOOOH, White Gloves!
That one gotta be at least a $15 knife!
Lol
Oh I didn't see your home forged knife. Is it around here somewhere?
@@rustyshackleford7584 Dude probably spent 30$ for all the stuff to craft the knife. He’ll turn around and sell it for like 400$.
Shit like that doesn’t deserve respect.
It’s robbery, plain and simple.
Not our fault you’re stupid enough to buy into it blindly.
Oh hey tell us more about how you don't know anything about the knife making industry.
Seriously, watch his "Luminous" build, then delete your comment.
@@jackf1830 Homie really didn't even bother to look into this guy's channel before accusing him of buying knives.
Gotta love how you start off beating it into shape with a barbaric tool like a hammer and by the end your handling it with gloves like your in a museum 2 completely different ends of the spectrum amazing
I would love to have one of these knives on a display case, they're so shiny and flawless.
Same here.
You never cease to amaze me. Your style is freaking badass.
Muita frescura !!!!
Fr this dude make knives we can only imagine.
“Take down” 😂 you septic tanks crack me up 😂
😆😆 "take down" aye took down oot the glass case it was in fsfs
I just have to say, Mr. Royer... you make some of the most beautiful knives I've ever seen and i have seen a bunch. You are a legend in the knife making industry here in Norway and im sure many other places 🙂
You make the most incredible custom works of art I've ever seen. The fact that it's a fully functioning very capable knife as well blows my mind. True Master of your craft. Thank you for following your passion and achieving your dreams it makes the world just a little bit brighter.
Master is literally an understatement i have been Smithing knives for 25 years and cant imagine whats above master ? And then above that 🤔 cause thats where Kyle is
Great looking blade would you torture test it like they do on FIF?
I'd give it a good farm test
Edit currently abusing a Chinese knockoff 119 and a real buck 119 with farm work
@@HansBelphegor pls update when 1 breaks
@@moosejuiceeeee__1040 neither have needed any service but the black part of the handles are fading to grey
Imagine you swing that knife and the sharp end go flying out😂
The knife is remarkable amazing work as usual, but what gets me is that he is so precise that even the damn threads for the nut make the tool line up perfectly. Knifemaking truely does not get better than this guy.
I've seen the work that goes into the metal inlay on that handle, Royer knives are just obscenely beautiful.
Wow bro your work is amazing. I would love to own one of your blades.
Unbeliable craftmanship, finish, fitment, design, passion... Im so proud you ar doing this quality on this times. It would be hard to improve yourself in future
Holy effing hell. That is a gorgeous knife.
Even the takedown tool is a work of art. What a God given gift you have.
"This is how I assemble my knife."
"I assemble it and that's it."
Wow!..can be appreciated as a wonderful piece of jewelry art.
That was my thoughts. It's a pretty blade to show off but it doesn't have any practical use. It's just a gorgeous piece of art.
Absolutely beautiful, what a work of art.ill start saving for one now lol.
Not gonna deny this is art. However I will die on the hill that says it's an useless knife.
That's what I told OP. They claim to have tested it but as someone who uses knifes everyday this blade isn't built for durability.
@@nunnyobusinesssz8217 He knows a thing or two about knife construction and testing: th-cam.com/video/3eraszowLvU/w-d-xo.html
When I see knives of this caliber, museum quality, I almost want to give up. I make some very nice full tangs but I’ve tried moving into hidden tangs and man ,,,, compared to this knife, it’s a shameful waste of wood and metal and time.
Not so my friend. We all have starting places in life. This is simply where you are currently at. You are where you need to be. All that being said this current situation isn’t where you have to stay. It’s your choice. We are here with you. We are in your corner. Fear is not fatal and failure is not final. Keep Forging On BC.
Dad
@@KyleRoyerKnives that was the sweetest thing I've read in a why. You're exactly right!
But are you trying to make knives intended for use or display pieces
You go BC. Someone still needs to make knives us not royalty can actually afford. You'll get to his level eventually.
@@KyleRoyerKnives I subbed because your work is mesmerizing! Thank you for sharing you awesome craft with the world!
Im from belgium its the first time i see damascus and like you work that steel respect dude 👊
Hey thanks Jeffrey. May God bless Belgium, you, and your crew my friend
Dad
Beautiful craftsmanship sir! I was gifted 2 Damascus steel blades they're so gorgeous I don't think I could ever use them LOL
Should I?
Yes
Absolutely. Functional Art my friend
Dad
Thanks for assembling my knife carefully with your pristine white gloves.
**stabs dude. Leaves it in chest cavity**
I need another one.
This guy makes the coolest knives and swords. His full length videos are worth watching every minute.
Thanks John
I follow almost all the smiths. You're the best. Like, that there is.
Thanks Ivan
Your work is absolutely incredible sir. Your passion for the craft shows through tremendously. Wish I could afford to support your more.
Thank you, my good friend, and I hope that this channel will grow and exceed a million soon.. I am Mohamed from Egypt and I am happy because I met you recently.. Therefore, I hope to activate the Arabic language for translation, and I am always waiting for your new feature.
Hey thanks Mohamed. May God bless Egypt,you, and your crew my friend
Cheers from the Ozarks
Dad
I would love to learn this sh*t! Awesome work!
Learning its easy its the doing it thats the hard part i spend 20 hours on a simple ass knife he spends hundreds its insane i spent 140 hours on a traditional tanto knife with all hand forged mokume gane hardware all hand filed and mirror finished took me months to find the time 👌
That would look great in my knife collection
I'd rather have a knife that was tough and you could actually use
Wtf Danny downer.... this knife looks tough to me, I think it'll cut whatever the fuck you need it to.
Wow what a beautiful knife. I wish I had some extra money, I’d like to have one of them.
Master quality! That is absolutely amazing!
Потрясающие идеи и идеальное изготовление 🎉👍 шедевра 👍
I would've really liked to have seen the whole finished product. Guess I'll head to his page. Job well done. Amazing craftsmanship.
I have 2 take down bowies from Andersen Forge and I love ‘em! Beautiful knaf!!
Beautiful knive !!!
This knife took my breath away. I had to clear up a pool of saliva 😆. Am I a knife nut? No! But I do appreciate true precision workmanship and art. Awsome and even the tool to tighten the pumell was top notch!!!
Oh, what an elegant knife. That blade ready for a myriad of adventures.
Seriously man...
I love your art of life n knife.
I big respect to you sir.
I want one of your knives but I'm scared to look at the prices lol. I mean you do a really great job high quality of work. You produce some of the best looking knives. Great job
It's nice too see that someone like there knife as much as I do by wereing cloves
The way you assembled it with the same nervous care one would a nuclear bomb, shows us that you do this a lot
Is there a full video on this knife? Couldn't see the whole thing...too bad. What I could see was breathtaking. A real talent you are sir.
I had a similar knife when I was a kid. My aunt bought it for me at the flea market. It looked very shiny and had all kinds of engravings. Super cool for a 10 year old as you can imagine.
The knife disassembly is unnecessarily complicated.
*I love it*
What’s sad is that a lot of people watching these shorts won’t realize just how much hard work and detail goes into his knives
You do such beautiful work.. I mean it's just INCREDIBLE!😮❤❤❤
I want two of them. It looks hella cool.
That is gorgeous
1 thing is for sure you make some of most beautiful knives in the world
Amazing work and very impressive!
I do not know English, but I really like how you treat your favorite business, .
Hey thanks comrad
Dad
That’s a really good looking knife
Hey thanks
Omg that knife is so gorgeous!! You sir are a true craftsman... solute.
Hey thanks. Happy new year
This guy sounds uncannily like Bill Hader in Barry.
A very good idea for maintenance. Especially considering it's a Damascus blade. Very good idea and beautifully made!
Absolutely beautiful I've learned alot from you thank you
Your craftsmanship is amazing Kyle.
Another work of art Kyle.
Pieces of all american made art that will go down in blacksmith history.
Dang I wish I had one of those
I love the craftsmanships
That click. I know a certain sam and Alex that would get shivers from that sound
That thing looks solid throughout the whole length.. very nice indeed
He takes this art into a new level..you dont cut pizza with this one...
Like a magician the way your hand the blade with your other hand. 😁
that looks really neat. I'd love to have one of those.
Your knives are works of art! They’re just beautiful.
It's a work of art it's one of the most beautiful knifes I've ever seen
Absolutely gorgeous!!
You are Best knifeMaker! 👍👍
Great craftsmanship, those fittings are beautiful
Utterly beautiful.
Couldn't own one though, impossible to keep remotely clean.
Lol just assemble it, mans holding it all gingerly with gloves like it’s a nuclear weapon
The series you made this in was great
What a beautiful knife love it
Always perfect fit, this is why kyles a MASTER, and for everybody that’s new, and ya wanna learn how to make cool knives like Kyle, sign up for knife maker plus, I’m sure there’s still some spots, if not there will be soon, and as we say over here, MAY THE (coffee break) FORGE BE WITH YOU
I like your take down knife. I make knives to. Nothing like yours though..I don't have a shop like you. I'm just getting started
This is like ASMR. love a good knife.
You never cease to amaze us. Very nice.
What a beautiful knife! Great job!
Would loved to have seen the whole knife properly!!👍❤️
Go to his website there’s a picture of it as well as many others on there !
Not the biggest fan of through-tang knives but this one's gorgeous
I hate fancy knives but that looks like a fine shotgun great job
Wonderful metalworking. Most excellent to see such great work. Cheers...
So this is one of the weird things for me when it comes for defining what blades are. Because this is a knife with a pommel, it's fine and it's still a knife. Under medieval law though in countries like Germany they had a definition that a sword had to also have a full Tang and pommel, which is why the grossmesser became so popular, because it has a riveted handle and no pommel, which legally meant it wasn't a sword but a giant knife. And because peasants couldn't carry swords they often carried around The Messer instead. Just a fun tidbit.
Nice Knife!
🥹 Gorgeous!!! 😭😭😭
Excellent 👌 craftsmanship 👍
I like the quality of your work.
I must collect some money to get myself presents from your work, I need to appreciate this art, every single day. 😩
Note; You should be naming your artworks. This knife I call it Mr. K.
He is so real to be called a mere knife. 😚