Forged A Huge Knife From A Rusty Leaf Spring | YouTube Knife Makers Challenge
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That seax is sic! Well executed and big props for always doing everything by hand!⚔️💪🏻
Thanks man! Gotta work out some how lol. 💪
Brilliant craftsmanship Eric 👌💯 the best looking seax I've seen by far. Excellent work bud💪
Wow, thanks!
When I think of painted angry Vikings, this is the weapon I imagine them carrying! Great build, Erick!
Heck yeah! Thanks Dennis!
Dang brother! That thing turned out wicked! Great work, buddy!
Thanks man!
Masterpiece. I love everything about the knife. The bone could not have turned out better. As always, Thank you for sharing. You've got my vote.
Heck yeah! Thank you Jeff!
Yep, that's a helluva big knife. Love the look of it
Thank you Kris!
Nice work man! That thing is a beast!
Thank you! It's fun to swing around.
It was great to see you work on portions of this on the livestreams, but then get to see the overall build. Awesome, heavy-duty, hand forging job with this one. Thanks, Erick.
Thank you Bryon!
I love that profile. Best looking seax yet. Great job Erick
Heck yeah! Thank you!
Best I've seen so far!
Heck yeah! Thank you!
Amazing art❤
Thank you!
Insane! 100% nailed the balance between beauty and functionality.
Thank you!
That blade came out looking beautiful!!Nice build overall, and loved the bone handle, by the way!!I'm Norwegian, by the way!!And i love to see the old history of my people being held alive by artists like you!!
Thank you! That means a lot!
I collect Seaxes by many makers, and that is one of the nicest I have ever seen, great artist.
Heck yeah, that means a lot! Thank you!
That’s killer work bro! Definitely ready for battle!
Thank you!
Good Morning 😁
Good morning!
Very nice build
Thank you!
wow! Amazing seax. That’s a real warrior weapon 👍 Very authentic too.
Thank you! 👍
That came out amazing dude! I love the profile you went with!
Thanks man! Your helmet was awesome.
Beautiful work!
Thank you!
Solid Seax. I love the choice for the handle. Suits your style very well
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful!
Thanks Mom!
100% would go into battle with that.
Nice work mate
Thanks Sam!
Damnit. I wish I'd seen this one before I started forging a seax. It's my first knife, so I guess more to make!
That looks awesome!!! Great job
Thank you!
das sax ist der hammer !!!
Beautiful work. Geometry, design very authentic. Best regards
Thank you!
You must win this cause thats coolest one and dies in every film should be second
Heck yeah! That's what I'm talking about.
That’s a beast! Cool handle.
Thanks! That Warhammer that can cut paper towel tubes was nuts 😁. I loved the edit at the end lol.
You certainly Did!!! That is freaking awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Excellent work, definitely bad to the bone! Sorry, couldn't resist the pun. 😂
Thank you 😆
That is awesome and inspirational
Thank you!
Very nice. I think you nailed it
Thank you!
great work, I like it very much 👌👌👌
The seax came out sick. Love the handle choice.
Thank you!
Love it bro!…The profile is prefect.
Heck yeah! Thanks Jason!
Awesome knife I love the aged look of the handle it's beautiful
Thank you!
@@theriversexperience9383 your welcome
That's wicked.
Thank you!
Buddy, damn good job 👏 as always
Thanks!
Favorite one so far, love the handle. Not a big fan of the fish looking symbols but otherwise amazing.
Thank you!
The only blade I've seen that closely resembles what a viking might might have carried and used. Pattern welded mosaic steel isn't even close to true form. I like the natural look of the bone handle and simplistic approach that you created. Great craftsmanship!
Thank you!
Very nice....
Thank you!
Lovely job on the seax. I was wondering if anyone is doing seax that are not broken back seax. The broken back is, I've been told, from the late medieval period and used by the Anglo Saxons the Germans and the southern parts of Sweden. The "Viking" style seax knife had a slightly different shape.
Mine was focused more towards the Anglo Saxon age. I also used the same age of runes on the blade.
@@theriversexperience9383 beautiful job
really liking this build, very realistic build for the period being mono steel and a natural materials handle, looks great and very useable unlike all the fancy pattern welded stuff, particularly the mosaic stuff, good for you keeping it real
Heck yeah, thank you Andy!
@@theriversexperience9383 you got my vote, good luck
I tried getting in on this challenge but couldn’t upload any of my videos or pics of my blade
Good job. Although not historically true. After all, sax or long sax were knives made from sword fragments. In particular, the long sax was not made by locksmithing and sawing off half of the blade, but on the contrary - by forging and stretching one edge. Because high-quality steel, such as on swords, was very expensive and rare. And that's why they couldn't afford to simply waste half of the blade.
However, you have a good job.
Great job Eric. I really like all the thought that you put into everything. The bone handle is cool. The etching on the blade just amazing. Great job! What did you use for your barrier on your etch, the white looking paper?
Thank you! I used white paint.
what a stylish and brutal thing it turned out to be. Fire!
to be honest, it confuses me when Viking weapons are made of mosaic Damascus. It's like a lace armor looks.. It seems to me that either a historical twisted Damascus or something similar to yours is suitable.:)
Thank you! I tried to keep it real with this build.
@@theriversexperience9383 Yes. it is always noticeable if a person studies historical materials before starting work. watching allows you to do a similar thing, but in your own way. this is called "stylish". :)
Ok, I want one.
You could always buy this one 😁
This is an inspiring piece! What kind of critter bone is that? I like the color and need to find some.
Thank you! It's Zebra Bone.
Good day sir. Very nice build. What paint did you use as a mask on the blade?
Thank you! I just used some white spray paint. You want to only put a couple of coats on it. If it gets too thick, it's a pain to get a clean scribe line.
Just got into forging, do you have any tips or advice for forging bevels?
Go check out my live streams. I go over forging bevels in detail during most of them.
4:04 ow
Sweat guillotine tool. Did you make that or purchase? And of course, beauty blade. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! I got the guillotine from Yesteryear Forge on Etsy.
dude tell me about that bone handle please. Is it stabilized? it looks cool as heck!
Yup, it's stabilized Zebra Bone.
If you want to see more detail on how the initial shape of the blade came to be, check the video of the LIVE stream where I started this build. th-cam.com/users/livelhc-ZHRrL1M
Super nice
Thank you!
@theriversexperience9383 I like it, but I have to say even though the little rant at the end about just cutting a 45 and calling it a Seax is true, you also inadvertently called out every other Seax maker in this challenge 😂🤣. They’ve almost all done a straight edge with a 45, even though all the patterns are stunning.
Yeah, I tried to be as gentle as possible there 😅. I really wanted to make something that was awesome and had some of the "true to historic" flare. I'm happy with how it turned out 😁.
Clean! What kind of bone?
Zebra Bone
Beautiful! What bone did you use?
Thank you! It's Zebra Bone.
OK so he used his fence post driver as a quench tank😂
Yup, that's how we do it in the south lol.
Where do you get leafspring?
This one was off of an old Ford F250.
What weight Hammers do you use?
Typically between 3lb - 5lb when forging and a 1.5lb for planishing.
@@theriversexperience9383 thank you.
👏👏👏👏🤜🤛
Thank you!
Amazing build , name the wood ?
Handle is made of Zebra Bone
@@theriversexperience9383 thank you
Bro, this is regular sax. Langsax looks like sword but only one side of blade is sharp.
It really just depends on the Era that you are looking at. This is closer to the Anglo Saxon Era. There are different generations of the Seax.
@@theriversexperience9383 Ok. I told about Vikings langsax. If this is Anglo -Saxon its good. Your job is amazing. Bloody well done.
Love the bone handle!! Nice job!!!
Thank you!