What I Learned from Turning Screws into a Deadly Sharp Damascus Knife
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Welcome to my forge! In this video, I take on an exciting challenge: crafting one of the sharpest Damascus knives in just 24 hours using long screws as the base material. From raw metal to a stunning, razor-sharp blade, watch the entire knife-making process unfold in this intense blacksmithing project.
The video dives deep into the art of Damascus steel forging, showing the intricate steps of creating those mesmerizing patterns that make every blade a work of art. Using long screws as raw material adds a unique twist to this knife-making journey, pushing the limits of creativity and craftsmanship.
What You’ll See in This Video:
How to forge Damascus steel knives with simple tools and maximum precision.
The process of turning steel screws into a high-quality blade with incredible edge retention.
My best tips for achieving that perfect blade geometry and razor-sharp edge.
A close-up view of heat treatment, hammering, and grinding that brings out the true beauty of custom knives.
For knife enthusiasts and aspiring blacksmiths, this video is packed with insights and techniques for creating handmade Damascus knives. I also demonstrate key steps for enhancing blade performance and durability, so your work stands the test of time.
The result? A custom Damascus knife with intricate patterns, a polished finish, and an edge that slices through anything effortlessly. This blade is both a functional tool and a collector’s masterpiece.
If you love watching blacksmithing projects, learning about knife forging techniques, or simply enjoy seeing metal transformed into a thing of beauty, this video is for you!
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hand-forged knives and unique blacksmithing challenges. Let me know what you think of this 24-hour Damascus knife build and what materials you’d like to see me use next. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Awesome video! Well produced and edited. Love watching you work steel. Glad to see you wearing eye protection too 😊
That is a very beautiful knife. The knife design, handle and the Damascus style patter are amazing. Thank you again, sir, for another amazing work of art 😁👍🇺🇸⚒️🔥🔪
Thanks, I really appreciate that! It was a fun challenge to work with this unconventional material. 😊🔨🔥
I love how quality the steel your using is for blades.
Beautiful editing, love it 🇳🇴
EXCELLENT RESULTS!!!! You make it look so easy LOL
That handle looks like it would be very comfortable if it was the right size for your hand... but it looks like it would fit most hands...
The pattern came out quite subtle, but the handle also did too... they are a great match! I like the small amount of darker area on the handle and how there is also a small darker area on the blade.... it was a happy little coincidence LOL :) - GREAT JOB!!!
Awesome 👌
To the people who spend their time criticizing videos of that man's work, if you don't like it, go to someone else who likes you, he just does excellent work and beautiful knives.
Super Work 👍🏻
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Nice work
Thanks, I appreciate it! It was a fun challenge to work with screws. It
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If you want to make the patterns on the blade A LOT DARKER then you have to soak the knife in VERY STRONG Instant coffee after the ferric chloride... It will make the dark areas MUCH DARKER :)
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Я когда кушаю смотрю твои ролики они четкие. Я сам начинаю делать ножи стараюсь ❤
i hop with those cold shuts you kept that blade as a artistic piece. it looks cool but i would be worried about the blade breaking at the location of the cold shuts at the tip
Thanks for your keen eye and feedback! 🔥⚒️ I appreciate your concern - cold shuts can definitely be a weak point. This blade is more of an artistic piece rather than a functional one. It’s always important to prioritize safety and durability in a working knife! 🔪🔥 Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🤘
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Great Blade !! Nice Work!!
But the heads of these screws can also be put to use. Put them into a form and forge a small knife for sharpening or peeling vegetables 😊
Other side welding too
Abi şu Bıçakları SWAT türü " extrema ratio col mochin" yapsana ! ama damascus çeliğinden.
Əla usta
А что за дерево на рукояти ножа, вижу у вас уже не первый раз. Красивое и необычное.
I would like to see someone make some "Damascus" from some really high strength bolts or studs used in race engines. Like the 'ARP' brand . maybe use the main studs , rod bolts, from blown engines. Because buying a set of $150 main bolt to make a knife with is insane the steel maybe 8740? Have no idea just saw it tossed out there in adds. Whatever it is it seems strong and hard i have thought of using common steels to make the billet. Only adding a few hard facing welding rods to make the knife edge from. Have it in a 'U' shape around one side. Having the sudes rought 1/4" milled out to hold the rods without tge flux.(85-95% removed anyway) and two rods thick on the side, anout 4-6 rods thick for the billet. And 1.75" -2" wide. Basically 1/2"-5/8" thick starting out. The quick and dirty way you coujd just forge weld 5-6 sheets of steel, and just weld the hard face on. Remove the flux from a rod or two. And weld them to the edge eith another hard facing rod, forge to shape, then grind a knife from the billet. Keeping the hardface welded side marked so it becomes the edge. It should keep an edge! However the stud Damascus would probably make a really good big knife. Like a kbar, something that can chop a tree down, then slice a fish fillet. One thing id like to make. Is a hatchet knife. Having a short hatchet handle about 1/2 or 2/3 the length. About 9"-10", then a small hatchet about what a 20oz ball peen hammer can make. Only add a rino horn to it the cutting edge turning into a knife. The hatchet portion being near palm size. 3.5" x 5" then from about the handle hole to cutting edge 2.5"-3" to tge cutting edge. The knife blade starting being 2.5"x 6" and transitioning from the hatchets near 1/4" thick average thickness, to the knife being 1/8" the handle having two grips. One under the head, to allow the knife to be used as normal
Another idea is a hollow handle with the knife inside. Sharing the handle a 1/8" thick 2" pipe handle, with a plug fitting in. That is the knifes guard. With a pin or screw to secure into the handle. the handle/grip being 1/2" steel with 3/16" blade,8"- 11" long fitting vzgr 12"-16" handle, the 1.85" wide blade maybe flatten the tube zo fit a 2"-2.135" wide blade inside. The 1.5" aluminum guard fitting inside with a button head 1/4" bolt 2-3 of zhen 3/8" long holding it inside. With a Allen wrench gitting into the grip. Making removal fairly easy , the oval pipe allows the hatchet to also be used.. happy holidays be awesome to see this stuff made. Even from old truck springs!...🎉; happy holidays....
Hey, nice build. You could save the heads of the screws and nails you use and ma,e a canister out of them. That would be cool.
It’s my dream knife I love if you can do this I am sure it will be fun to watch and it’s a movie blade it’s a famous blade like Rambo knife
🥰 comme toujours super boulot
Отличная работа, впрочем как и всегда 👍👍👍
Привет из России 🇷🇺❤👍
good job as always. But can I ask you for a small favor? Can you please put high carbon steel between those beautiful damask patterns? It hurts my heart to see a mild steel knife. Thx
Seriously. It's misleading people allowing them to think this is a suitable material for a good knife. A simple bar of known steel between two layers allows for a beautiful look and high quality edge.
Bunch of haters,,keep doing your thing buddy
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Co to za stal z tych wkrętów ? Do ilu hrc to sie hartuje? 😁👍👍👍👍
dakikaların çoğu yakın çekime gidiyor. eskiden daha iyi çekimler oluyordu.
what is the white dust on it?
What is the white powder?
You are go good can you do the knife in predator movie 24 inch king blade 8 inch handle cut on 2 side Bowie knife with a pommel and a guard
I love watching you use unconventional materials.
You didn't remove the chromium. All those little metallic flects in the metal are impurities from the chromium coated screws. I worry for the integrity of the blade.
кРЕПЁЖ ДЛЯ ДЕРЕВА изготавливают из конструкционных сталей от ст3 до ст 40. Состава "дамаской стали"не знает ни один металлург(профессия такая) на земле.Очевидно это были высоко углеродистые стали.
I would have thought you would turn half of the screws the other direction to randomize the pattern.
Looks at the sparks coming from the steel and thinks, "There is hardly any carbon." Sadly no matter the look this is a paper weight. A simple piece of high carbon steel sandwiched between that billet would have made it beautiful and functional. I hope people watching realize that this is not good steel for a knife edge...
And can you sell knife In usa or Canada
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parduodate gal kur juos ?
He just said screw it lol
Should have done a canister with powdered steel. Nice handle, blade not so much.
Don’t try to please the crybaby’s ,like “tc”. They just like to hear their own whining!!!
What are you doing with your photography? It used to be great. Now it’s a collection of video shoots that have nothing to do with your work!! Not happy! Go back to what you were doing before!
İf you don't know about Cinematic shoots. then shut up and enjoy the video
Bubba, when you do what he does.. then run your mouth. All I see on your channel is you running your mouth. 😂
A lot of times this guy isn't worth watching, too many close-ups and all he he makes are kitchen knives. So I'm checking out.
Zrób coś swojego i pokaż nam. Najlepiej od razu maczetę. 😁😁😁
What’s with all the close up shots?? I watch to see you make knives not stupid close up shots!!!
Я не смогу сделать такой клинок, вы мастер , но я делаю красивые ручки . У меня ня нет своего ножа , помоги!!!😢😮😮😮😊
Здравствуйте ,можно ли заказать у Вас Кллинок???
Я делаю всадной монтаж