Damascus steel from staples for a stapler.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2022
- I make a blade from stationery staples for a stapler and powder steel using the forge welding method. This time, too, when the blade was etched, there was an air raid alarm, but due to the fact that the missiles hit infrastructural objects, it did not work for me (08/10/2022).
Thank you all for your support in the comments. I'm still relatively safe as well. Today is the 235th day of the war.
Tea: from bamboo leaves.
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On my patreon page, I began to explain the processes and secrets of my work. Topics already covered:
1. Why do I add pepper to container Damascus steel.
2. What do I sprinkle? Flux and its composition.
3. How do I remove the container from the workpiece (container Damascus steel).
4. Why am I drilling a hole in a container.
5. Why do I sweep away the dross from the anvil with my hand.
6. Why do I first forge some blanks on a tree.
7. In what and why do I soak the blank before forging.
8. In which granules do I place the workpiece after forging.
9. What kind of white powder do I pour into the container.
10. In what liquid do I develop the pattern on the blade.
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Dude added chillies and pepper to give the knife +3 fire damage 😂
He wants it spicy.
It’s to intrigue viewers and make them watch longer and comment.
its so it looks more like he came up with all of this himself instead of following instructions step by step from someone with real talent
Increases the carbon content of the steel for added strength damage
@@bigmike1850Well it's working cause I'm intrigued
You know you're a forging master when you can turn literally anything into not only a functional blade, but also a work of art. Keep safe, and keep doing what you do, Shurap.
We know he is a forging master because he adds pepper to the metal
That's just one of many reasons, but yes. That too.
But what's that pepper and chili doing anyway? Spice up the steel? 😉 Some kind of ritual?
@@KniggeWieczorek if i remember correctly its to add carbon
Also just flicking ash off of glowing orange metal bare-handed like it’s no big deal
I like the part where he seasoned his metal like a chef.
Epic seasoning
literally like wtf is pepper gonna do?
makin a spicy meal
Cant wait till someone replies with "in his native language, peppers are said similarly to steel"
I find this part unbelievably annoying
色んな工程を挟んでも、最後にホッチキスの模様が戻ってくるのほんとに凄い
Always such a relief and pleasure to see you are still safe and creating art!
What happened to him that made you feel worried about his safety?
@@joeschlong7633 he lives in Ukraine
@@whatTheFup right on the border no less
Just proves that the MSM are all Propaganda. Paying mercenaries to fight Russia is criminal in the extreme. Too many Sheeple in this world.
@@joeschlong7633 росія від Сум дуже-дуже близько...
The end result was literally unexpected.
Like really the design feels so perfect for how many times it was hammered 🙂
The more its hammerd the better the result
@@lastofthe4horsemen279 that's what I was trying to tell the judge but he wouldn't listen
@@marxist-leninist-protagonist lmao 😂😂😂
The material looks weak … Damascus Steel should have length-wise striations, not just blocks of other mixed materials.
@@marxist-leninist-protagonist The more I read this the the more I laugh .Good stuff
i'm not super knowledgeable about forging, but it always spooks me when he has his hands so close to the glowing hot metal or when he straight up touches the surfaces it was just on LOL
I guess that's just how good he is at what he does
I'm not either but I've done blacksmithing once or twice, but color means nothing, I've burnt my finger on black steel
It's partially a mind over matter thing, but it's also the fact that the contact was brief enough that there wasn't enough transfer of heat to actually cause lasting damage.
@@Zer0_._ i always imagined just touching the air close to that kinda metal could leave you burned
@@dexorne9753 on the flipside, the air and vapor around your hand is super duper cold by comparison, so that layer of air is protecting the skin for a brief moment. Leidenfrost effect.
At 4:20 he actually flicks the ash off the glowing metal with his bare fingertips. Looks impossible, but it's just experience and knowing that damaging heat transfer is not instantaneous.
combined some of the hardest techniques, twisted and using a box. also making one of the hardest pattern. Amazing
It's amazing how after all the twists and turns the pattern from the staples is still preserved.
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The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross.
By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free gift.
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I was wondering what those were and how he achieved that effect...now I understand it's the stacked staples he started w highlighted or etching filled in at the end. Cool 😎 ur comment helped me understand thanks 🙏
Jesus Christ, where in this video it show religion.
Aah, Jesus was stapled to the cross. I see what you did there.
4:20 I see OP likes to live dangerously.
Thank you I thought I was the only one that noticed
Nah, he's the f'ing machine bro! He just flicked hot debris like it's nothing...
It blows my mind that humans figured all of this shit out. Every part of the video is a piece of a tapestry made up of small discoveries that led up to this. Amazing
my thoughts exactly. 5,000 years of experience working soft metal
And "modern" humans have been around for 190,000 years. We just learned how to turn on the lights 141 years ago, and now we're doing this stuff, along with flying into space, and instantly connecting to ANYWHERE in the world. We are on fire! So hot we're about to burn ourselves up if we don't get off this rock we're destroying. Till then, we're phucking pretty awesome.
@@FrankBoston its really cheering to see someone who holds our accomplishments in respect and awe.
We really are pretty amazing, you know? Have faith in humanity, we can do it!
@@gabrielmeth4844 We are doing it. I wish political parties could disappear so we could work together on some things that have no place in a partisan system. Clean energy and the well-being of our atmosphere and planet isn't political. I don't think either party wants their grandchildren having to leave earth to survive. I hope we figure that out soon enough!! Cheers
:)
Ahh yes! seasoned staples takes me back to my childhood.
You know your a badass when you can just reach up and brush slag off of an orange hot piece of metal you are working with bare, ungloved hands! Amazing work my guy! The finished product is masterful! A true inspiration. Thank you!
Meh, that's pretty basic thermodynamics.
@@doctorroboto5018 you have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about 💀 tf u mean basic thermodynamics? 😭😭 which law is that?
@@ZephanyZephZeph It’s called the Leidenfrost effect
@@fog117 leidenfrosts, he knows what he's talking about, you don't
@@fog117 heat takes time to transfer, this means that you can touch something really hot without burning yourself if you brush off your finger fast.
This is incredible! I thought the flower shape would be lost but it made its grand appearance at the very end! Awesome job! I'm also sure this man has zero fingerprints left 🤚🔥 ouch! 😅
Yea totally and thqt may be dumb but I'd love to understand precisely how it "works" for the shape :)
Was not sure what was even being done till the end. A knife! Wow what a process.
Could technically be used as a spear head too
The title made me thing he was making a stapler hehe
Now the question is : why Chillies and pepper ?!? 😳
I was wondering the same. Idk anything about forging so idk if there is a reason or just because they can.
Cuz they are hot, helps the forging process
I think they go pyrolisis and create graphite/carbon to harden the steel
نرجو عمل مقارنة عملية بين السيوف الدمشقية واليابانية
Why not? I like my forged items with taste, which means condiments..... Americans 🙄
Two comments. First, that is one the best pieces I have seen you turn out. I love the pattern from the staples. Second, dude, you can’t have any nerve endings left in your hands🤣. I am a mechanic, and there is no way I could brush slag off a piece of white hot metal. Glad to see you are safe and able to still turn out works of art. Hope things settle down soon over there. Keeping you guys in my prayers.
I keep looking at him sprinkling the borax on the steel and wondering how many times he's accidentally touched it etc.
It's a common thing in blacksmithing, even a silversmith once told me they never really stopped burning themselves. It's all to easy to forget an obscure little detail when you're tired or rushing, like that an angle grinder can get metal hot enough to burn you. Personally if the burn isn't too deep, I just rub it in so it goes straight to secondary mode of healing and doesn't linger.
@@Leadvest I have been grinding on a piece of metal and went to pick it up bare handed many times. It usually gets drop tested really quickly 🤣. As an aircraft sheetmetal mechanic, I work with aluminum a lot. It conducts heat really, really well when grinding or using abrasive cutoff wheels.
As a fellow blacksmith, I can confirm both that we burn ourselves all the damn time, but also that we know the limits of our skin and steel... it's one of those weird things you figure out by experience and accident. Like those people who walk across hot coals.
It's kinda like short-order cooking - you reach a point where if it's not at least a second-degree burn, you barely notice it; I still have most of a total immunity to onion juice, too. 🧅
You never cease to amaze Dmitry, to make such beautiful patterns with such ordinary materials all while under siege and constant threats. So Happy and Grateful you are OK and still able to do your fabulous work for us! The thoughts of roses bringing Love, Beauty and Courage is so fitting! Thank you and Please stay safe and Ukraine Strong!
It's always refreshing and a real treat to watch someone doing something they are truly good at; you are a master artist and thanks for sharing.
I didn't expect the final result. Amazing!
This might be my favorite one you’ve made. It’s so unique and looks like flowers
Have you commented on a Njord Artisan video?
@@etherealemily4901 I don’t think I have…? I’ve seen his most recent video but I don’t think I commented unless my early onset dementia is catching up with me already
@@jamescoyne4559 maybe it was just someone with the same pfp as you
@@etherealemily4901 it’s a popular one cuz it’s Van Halen’s Frankenstrat pattern. Very famous
@@jamescoyne4559 I thought I recognized your pfp from Njord Artisans whip sword video but it was because I have Eruption in my “Top 100 guitar solos” playlist which I was listening to before I started watching TH-cam haha
Просто шедевр, браво!
Мирного неба над головой, берегите себя.
this is by far my favorite pattern that he has made so far.
everytime I watch his videos I'm envious of his magnetic grinding table
Crafts people at work is amazing. Happy to be a spectator! Respect! 💚🙏🏼😁☘️
Wow, I wasn't expecting it to turn out looking that good, I don't know why I was surprised they always turn out looking awesome. Great work.
I wasn't sure what the pattern would look like but I thought it was 1 of the most beautiful Damascus patterns I've ever seen. Great work
Absolutely amazing work of art! I was wondering how staples would have looked and I'm glad I watched the whole video!
I'm actually surprised not many people relate to this! whenever I could get my hands on staple bullets i'd stack them in a pattern
0:28 "Salt and Pepper. Season the staples. Add a touch of chilli. Into the oven at 1500 degrees Fahrenheit. Just let it sit there for 30 minutes."
I’m glad you’re still ok, and you are still the great master of forging. Stay safe man, stay strong.
What happened? I am out of the loop
@@ThatSkiFreak what he means is he's still making videos. I think 🤔 that's what he means.
@@ThatSkiFreak he's Ukranian
@@ThatSkiFreak didn't expect to see you here.
@@microvert9449 Yo, been commenting more in recent months and it's been surprising how often I see people.
This was just in my recommended :)
I wish these videos were longer I could watch this all day. It's so relaxing and mesmerizing. Looking forward to your next video. Subscribed!
If you do, watch the videos forged in fire. Make sure you watch the finale where the judges challenge each other and make the most awesome swords you've ever seen
That's absolutely an amazing blade. Great job.
It - ALWAYS - brings warmth to my heart to see you continue to create artwork like this. Hope all your loved ones are as safe as they can be during the trying times.
Just stumbled on this vid. Excellent work, and your commitment to keep up with your craft during the war in your home is really inspirational. Good luck to you in your life and ventures friend❤
Amen!
A “recipe” for a beautiful blade! I kept thinking “ What’s it going to be?” as I impatiently but fascinately watched each step! ROSES! How wonderful it must feel to be so creative! 👍😃
I’m glad to see you still making beautiful steel. What an artist.
Incredible (as always)! The staples ended up looking like little roses. Would love to purchase a blade like that.
My first thought too was they look like roses!
Staple rose Damascus
Same !
I wondered if they'd appear like flowers, they did. I'm raiding my stash of old 80's staples. Now i really wanna try this.
Someone should try construction staples.
Был удивлён увидев в конце город «Сумы», в котором так же проживаю, приятно осознавать что рядом живут такие люди)👍
😳🤩🤩Да! Да! Восторг несказанный! Рукоплещу стоя.👍👍👏👏👏👏👏 У меня с детства необъяснимая тяга к клинкам, и теперь я низко кланяюсь Вам, МАСТЕР! И... - КРУТО - смахнуть " кусочки раскалённого Солнца" с наковальни незащищённой рукой - " Дело Мастера боится!". Браво! 👏👏👏 Браво!👏👏👏 Творите во благо! 🤩🤩👍👍👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🙏☀️❤
If this is not art, I dunno what is! Beautiful. Thank you.
Always amazed that you can still concentrate and create works of art in these times-and film them for us to enjoy no less. You really must have _nerves_ of steel as well. Probably damascus, too!
Sending my best wishes as well, may you be safe, and may this tragedy end soon. War never has winners, only those who lost less.😔
love how the pattern almost looks like industrial Roses! Also, I love the use of the press for forge welding, not many youtube blacksmiths do that
People are usually snobby about whisky, cigars, wine, wristwatches, or luxury cars, but you walk right past and down to the tea. I really respect that. The fact that you forge knives with dried chilies too are just a wonderful combo. Love your content! Cheers from Northern Norway.
Damast jest piękny. Taki wzór widzę po raz pierwszy i na prawdę robi wrażenie. Pozdrawiam, zostawiam łapkę i suba. Jesteś genialnym artystą.
OK, when I thought I saw it all, you have shown me otherwise. It never came into my mind that you could forge such delicate lines. I love how they look like flowers. Absolutely stunning! You are truly a genius, artisan, alchemist. You make it look so easy, almost causally. But we know how much work, practice, experience this needs. I hope you and your family/friends will stay safe and well.
That was beautiful, thank you for sharing your work especially during such awful times. I hope you and your loved ones are safe.
Why do so many people talk about a safe?
Beautiful work. Glad to see you are safe enough there to continue the work. Best wishes for peace.
That's a nice work and I really like that pattern that came out! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I didn't expect that pattern at the end. I was very pleasantly surprised. Incredible workmanship!
With the title was expecting him to make a stapler out of staples, not just another blade.
That’s what I wanted to see!
Handwerkskunst vom allerfeinsten und ein echtes Meisterstück!!
Alles Gute für die Zukunft!
Moin, weißt du zufällig, wieso Chili und Pfeffer verwendet wird?
@@momoadelt1431 Eine Klinge muss scharf sein, nicht war?
@@momoadelt1431 Liefert dem Stahl Kohlenstoff, verbessert so die Stahlqualität und wirkt inneren Spannungen entgegen
Ich habe von der Schmiedekunst nicht wirklich viel Ahnung, finde es aber absolut faszinierend. Kann mir jemand sagen, was für ein Pulver/Staub er zwischendurch darüber streut?
The tea was a good touch.
I love the process and the end result too.
It looks almost like roses are on the blade.
Great work!
He really added fire aspect with those spices. Man knows how to enchant without an enchanting table.
Man that looks freaking great. Love that look. First I saw roses then origami.
Having them separated like that is very different. Turned out way different than I thought it would. Excellent
amazing patterns fr . probably one of the best i've seen ! hands up to this guy
it's a sign of true craftsman who can visualise damascus pattern from anything, your work is always interesting to watch
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 so glad to see you are still creating beautiful blades despite the upheaval in your country. Be safe!
Stunning work. Thank you for taking us along your journey. Stay safe.
A beautiful pattern. Looks a little like roses or similar flowers 😊👍 Well done !
You are so gifted!
Dmitry, sen gerçek bir sanatçısın. Güvende olduğuna çok sevindim.
Most beautiful work out of Damascus I've ever seen. Love the Rose pattern!
Damn. Now that is good quality craftsmanship. What a beautiful design. Hats of to you. Incredible skill
This is like the best of ASMR!!! beautiful craftsmanship! ;-)
What beautiful work! I love the use of staples in the Damascus! Keep up the beautiful work! Be safe!
did he… did he season it?
Beautiful!
Many thanx Forgemaster! 😉
The finished pattern looks like roses, that’s so cool!!
It looks so good, it almost looks like it was laser engraved. You gotta be very talented to do something like that, and that is what you are. Keep doing these awesome blades, and please stay safe!
This has to be my favorite pattern so far! Your knives are absolutely fantastic and I would buy one in a heartbeat if I could!
At first I was like “well why don’t you”…
Then I looked at his site 😂
@@amfam100 yeah you gotta be drugged to the gills to even consider that shit
I can always appreciate a good cup of tea
Hello Dmitry
I send you strong for your country and your art. It’s impressive
Wow, such delicate lines!
Great to see your still with us and creating, your dedication is nothing short of astounding and an example to us all. ❤
Wow! One word....Incredible!!!! In this messed up world, so refreshing to just enjoy artisans at work and their art!
Any of yall read the description.. bro’s all casual about nearly getting bombed. Stay safe homie. Great vid
Your daggers are always turn out so nice. And this is probably the most unique damascus pattern I've ever seen. It's wonderful! Hoping you and your family are staying safe. 🙂
your work is so captivating i just forget all the stress and pain while i watch your artwork. hope you and your family is safe in this troubling time. good health to you from Bangladesh.
I didn't expect that pattern to emerge...awesome
He just wiped away the block right after it had lava on it… what a beast
He's Ukrainian, mans ain't afraid of no lava
I have never seen anything like this before and am in awe at the beauty of the piece you created!
Truly remarkable craftsmanship, subscribed.
I know absolutely nothing about metal forging and I kept wondering what the staples had to do with anything. It turned out quite nice. Glad I watched.
So satisfying to watch. Thank you.
Truly Exceptional. Nothing less.
The more i looked at this one, the more i liked it. The imperfect staple stars make all kind of interesting shapes. Well done as always.
Thanks for sharing your incredible talent and your amazing work with us despite whatever "inconveniences" you find yourself in! Take care and stay safe 🙏
Schon alleine, wie Sie die Heftklammern aneinandergefügt haben, war ein sehr schöner Anblick. Wie ein Kaleidoskop. Oder wie Blüten. Auch wie von einem Juwelier/Goldschmied.😊👍🏻❤️😍
The end product is incredible!
If the originators of the process could see your tools, they would lose their minds! Gorgeous work, stay safe.👍✌
The most perfect one I've seen yet! As someone who loves roses, this is especially beautiful!
A true artisan. I held my breath though as he wasn't wearing protective gloves. Finished product is exquisite.
That was glorious and this blade is ART! It's ART!
Absolutely incredible just how all that process made such a sweet pattern!
Thank you for the awesome build, sir! It's always amazing watching you make blades. Have a blessed day and we all are praying for your country through these hard times. We all hope to see more videos from you.
Як же ж круто виглядає готовий варіант)
Дякую за відео, шановний)
A beautiful object sir. Thank you for sharing.
Glad that you are safe!
Watching your skills at work is always awesome!
Wow this is the first time I see something like this. At first I was wondering what the point of all that work was but the reversal showed it all. What a beautiful blade. I’m sure it will be treasured by its owner.
Thanks for sharing
I love that pattern!!! Kinda look like roses
Absolutely astounding! I love the gargoyle faces from the first cut
Mesmerizing how u not only can pull a blade out of most anything, your video and editing skills are amazing too