I have one of those . For what it is , I like it . Just a tough simple knife , your not afraid to abuse . Seeing how it was made , I like it even more now .
@15:33 you can see the blade took a lot of damage. After the first quench he should have checked the hardness, then tempered it back to a straw/bronze along the sharp edge of the blade, then quench the edge in oil.
@@Alex666-6it wasn’t even quenched. Their heat treating method is not a real heat treating method. It wasn’t too brittle, the blade dented and folded, it didn’t chip because it was never heat treated
Good Bladesmiths have been using leaf springs, Railroad Steel, industrial hacksaw blades...etc. to forge fantastic above normal knives for a long....long ...long time. The Best Belt Wedge Axe I carry to the woods each day when falling timber is made from a chunk of old narrow gauge railroad rail and has a bit made from Swedish Industrial Hacksaw blade steel and it will no kidding cut today's average mild steel chain 3/8" or 1/2" in diameter...I have done it many times to win a bet of a 12 pack of Beer after work and my crew just stand there with their eyes as big as silver dollars and their mouths open....cause they can't believe their own eyes....it will cut grade 2 bolts up to 7/16 in diameter like hot butter and not even leave a nick in the bit.....It was made by my Great Uncle who was the Smithy of the family back then and he made extra cash making custom Fallers belt axes from old narrow gauge rail and making his own custom to each fallers likes ASH or Hickory when he could get the raw wood to mill into handle size 10' to 6' lengths. He passed on his skills and knowledge to his Oldest and youngest Sons who have since done the same thing with their knowledge. Every guy that works for us that works the yard, landing or falls with us has one given to them after their first year of working with for us. Some of them would rather trade their dog or truck than part with the Axe.
MASSIVE FAIL: I love it when they do that soft edge only dip in water, as if it does anything. Gods bless the person that came up with that pointless little entertainment flurry. And *Heat Treatment what?* Even cutting just that thin barbed wire he *mangled the blade* and then ground it clean again for the last shot of the blade. And anyone notice the *mighty crack* in the middle of the *weak point* he ground down the length of the blade? Have another look. There's a massive crack that goes through the blade from one side to the other. Right on that weak point grind.
How long has this guy been using that stone to sharpen his blades? Given how it looks, it has been a while. Great looking blade, Thanks for sharing your skill and experience with us.
Falto templar y hacer el revenido ,alguien que le enseñe ,porque el diseño del cuchillo es muy bueno ,falta conocimiento en el temple del acero arriba a seguir aprendiendo!
Water quench is very unpredictable, and he didn't really properly temper the blade that's why we saw couple of big chipping while he was cutting the barb wire.
For real. Looked like they tried to hide that by not showing the blade right away. Should have run it through the hot coals a few times maybe temper it back a little. Water quench is rough on steel.
That really hurts to watch him chop at that barbed wire, you can see the damage to that edge. But I guess with that much steel on that knife and it being made from cast away scrap, you can afford to be so abusive with it. And for people out there in the shit, that's probably exactly the kind of knife they need.
No point writing novels about your long lost granpa, or asking questions about where they live, or do they sell their knives. The have NOT got one clue what you are talking about..!! So save your keyboard, because whatever you ask them, they are likely to reply with, "Yes, thank you..!!!"🤣🤣🤣
Buddy you're going to have to learn how to quench knives if you're going to make em there is no way that thing can hold a edge when you chop that barbed wire it tore it blade all the hell you had to grind it to get it back before the last shot
@@hansduran7317 I'm not the one that has to work in it. Untidiness is one thing, but rubbish and filth in a workplace speaks of a degree of slovenliness. If they can't be bothered to clean their workplace, I have to wonder what else they don't care about.................maybe the hardening process? And it isn't just this particular video.....this culture of filth in the workplace seems to be very common in most if not all the videos coming from Asia..........not a good advertisement for their wares. I wouldn't be rushing to buy anything from them.
I have one of those . For what it is , I like it . Just a tough simple knife , your not afraid to abuse . Seeing how it was made , I like it even more now .
Yes thank you so much for liking
@15:33 you can see the blade took a lot of damage. After the first quench he should have checked the hardness, then tempered it back to a straw/bronze along the sharp edge of the blade, then quench the edge in oil.
But it can cut it
@@blacksmithdn A CHISEL CAN CUT WIRE TOO, THAT DOESN'T MAKE A CHISEL BE A GOOD KNIFE, sorry caps. Agree bad quenching, Too brittle
@@Alex666-6it wasn’t even quenched. Their heat treating method is not a real heat treating method. It wasn’t too brittle, the blade dented and folded, it didn’t chip because it was never heat treated
@@blacksmithdnyea, once
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Yes
Good Bladesmiths have been using leaf springs, Railroad Steel, industrial hacksaw blades...etc. to forge fantastic above normal knives for a long....long ...long time. The Best Belt Wedge Axe I carry to the woods each day when falling timber is made from a chunk of old narrow gauge railroad rail and has a bit made from Swedish Industrial Hacksaw blade steel and it will no kidding cut today's average mild steel chain 3/8" or 1/2" in diameter...I have done it many times to win a bet of a 12 pack of Beer after work and my crew just stand there with their eyes as big as silver dollars and their mouths open....cause they can't believe their own eyes....it will cut grade 2 bolts up to 7/16 in diameter like hot butter and not even leave a nick in the bit.....It was made by my Great Uncle who was the Smithy of the family back then and he made extra cash making custom Fallers belt axes from old narrow gauge rail and making his own custom to each fallers likes ASH or Hickory when he could get the raw wood to mill into handle size 10' to 6' lengths. He passed on his skills and knowledge to his Oldest and youngest Sons who have since done the same thing with their knowledge. Every guy that works for us that works the yard, landing or falls with us has one given to them after their first year of working with for us. Some of them would rather trade their dog or truck than part with the Axe.
good idea
How much for the truck?
Thats the kind of knives I love and collect these days. Rough, primitive but functional.
oh i think you love all knives in this channel
My favorite knife my friend, beautiful work,wishing you and your family a happy thanksgiving
Thanks you so much brother
Primitive but very effective 👌 👏
Yes thanks
Knife creation super. Cute.
Yes he is a smart blacksmith
MASSIVE FAIL: I love it when they do that soft edge only dip in water, as if it does anything. Gods bless the person that came up with that pointless little entertainment flurry. And *Heat Treatment what?* Even cutting just that thin barbed wire he *mangled the blade* and then ground it clean again for the last shot of the blade. And anyone notice the *mighty crack* in the middle of the *weak point* he ground down the length of the blade? Have another look. There's a massive crack that goes through the blade from one side to the other. Right on that weak point grind.
Yup. Bloody Awful.
Where can i watch your videos ?
You can watch it in my channel it has a lot of videos
I agree. You can clearly see how he butchered that edge on the barbwire...
Thank you, came here to see if anyone else saw what was actually happening 😂😂
I was waiting for the hammer to come off those well made handles..
Please you wait
How long has this guy been using that stone to sharpen his blades?
Given how it looks, it has been a while.
Great looking blade,
Thanks for sharing your skill and experience with us.
Long time is better if you want it so sharp
15:32 and 15:33 eye on the knife poor knife its broken 😁
It really is powerful
@@blacksmithdn what can i say brother, I don't buy it. Perfect is all we are off to.
I like it,I want this knife,im in India
Why do you like it?
Design is looking good and 100% quality one
Falto templar y hacer el revenido ,alguien que le enseñe ,porque el diseño del cuchillo es muy bueno ,falta conocimiento en el temple del acero arriba a seguir aprendiendo!
Yes thanks for your good idea
09:41 yeterince ısındı mı? 🤔
Yes it is warm
Water quench is very unpredictable, and he didn't really properly temper the blade that's why we saw couple of big chipping while he was cutting the barb wire.
Thanks for good idea
the best Blades in the world Gerber, Esee, Morakniv, kershaw and all Made in Europe and USA. ❤
Yes thanks
Ever seen the blades Shurap puts out?
Did the cutting machine burn??
No he cut it by antique’s way
@@blacksmithdn thanks for yr info..
Blown away, I'd love to see what he could make with less primitive tools and materials.
Yes thanks
I guess you make due with what you have.
Someone send this cat a new jig saw.
Yes ok
Nice knife bro
Yes thanks
Very good but you can see the blade was badly chipped after cutting the wire on anvil and it got resharpened
But it really can cut it
For real. Looked like they tried to hide that by not showing the blade right away. Should have run it through the hot coals a few times maybe temper it back a little. Water quench is rough on steel.
Wonder what you could do with the right tools?
He can do every tools
Good job 👍
Thanks for the visit
Отличная работа 👍 Привет из России 👋🇷🇺
Thanks you so much and welcome
Greetings Russia 🇷🇺 from California
I've always wondered what kind of anvil they are using. I have seen the same style from other channels. Where do they get it from?
other style no mater imporntan he want to show about how to make it
I think came from parts of a backhoe bucket pin..
Man this guy made look easy
@@blacksmithdnthat’s not what he asked
Hi, I love your videos ( love you work). What country are you from? Can we buy from the United States? eBay ?.
Keep up the great work.
Yes thank you so much for your support me
Please share this video to your friends
Where can I buy one of his knifes? eBay???
Sorry I don’t sell it
You need to temper the blade after heat treat
Yes really
មានលក់កាំបិតប្រភេទនឹងទេបង
Sorry I don’t sell it
❤️❤️🇺🇸
Thanks and welcome
That really hurts to watch him chop at that barbed wire, you can see the damage to that edge. But I guess with that much steel on that knife and it being made from cast away scrap, you can afford to be so abusive with it. And for people out there in the shit, that's probably exactly the kind of knife they need.
He makes many good thing but this I will the powerful of one it
Смотрите 15:33🤨
Yes thanks you so much
Yes ~~~ 😅
the best Blades in the world, Made in Europe and USA. ❤
Good knife.. But bad heat treat🤷♂️
I think it can use
🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝👍
Thanks
El filo quedo destrozado con el alambre creo que fakto revenido ahi
Yes you think really true
Я б купил пуру тесаков у тебя, но я из России. Придется самому сковать , рессора есть. Улитка есть только горн сделать надо.
But you near far from me
Huhu i saw the blade broken af cut the wire...
Yes what do you make it?
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Thanks
No point writing novels about your long lost granpa, or asking questions about where they live, or do they sell their knives. The have NOT got one clue what you are talking about..!! So save your keyboard, because whatever you ask them, they are likely to reply with, "Yes, thank you..!!!"🤣🤣🤣
I don’t know what you say please
Exactly.! just like i said above@@blacksmithdn
Yes thank you please.
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Thanks
Buddy you're going to have to learn how to quench knives if you're going to make em there is no way that thing can hold a edge when you chop that barbed wire it tore it blade all the hell you had to grind it to get it back before the last shot
Thanks for your good idia
Une belle lame mais la manche laisse à désirer
Yes I will make it to better more time
Hah quecheng on water make your craft become weak i know when you are queching in gear oil like that to make in harden na metal blade😅😅😅
He always make it by water but it can use it easy
Wow this was very poorly made. I hope you've been leveling up your skills. This blade is dangerous in all the wrong ways.
It is the antique’s way
Imagine this guy and a spark his foot😂😅😂😅
Yes really it spark foot
I can't imagine a better place to wear sandals. Wow!
There is no housekeeping.
Yes
15:33 😅🪚🪚
Thanks
Wtf no finger guard
Why do you say that?
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Welcome
Pagalpal na porma,omal na
Yes really
Lol
FAIL Learn how to heat treat and quench. With oil.
Thanks for the tips!
Junk
Yes
Эти еще ничего не знают о болгарке....
The nails
Here we go again.......WTF don't they keep their workplace clean?
Yes the house is old
@@blacksmithdn It's not that it's old, it's filthy. No need for it.
go clean it
@@hansduran7317 I'm not the one that has to work in it. Untidiness is one thing, but rubbish and filth in a workplace speaks of a degree of slovenliness. If they can't be bothered to clean their workplace, I have to wonder what else they don't care about.................maybe the hardening process? And it isn't just this particular video.....this culture of filth in the workplace seems to be very common in most if not all the videos coming from Asia..........not a good advertisement for their wares. I wouldn't be rushing to buy anything from them.
They could pickup the trash even just a little bit. I see it every time i watch these videos. I guess they like it that way.
Good knife.. But bad heat treat🤷♂️
Thanks
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Thanks