Usually commentary annoys me on forging videos but yours is an exception. The way you describe what you're doing very informatively and casually makes your commentary very entertaining to listen to
Very educational, clear easy to understand instructions. Such a beautifully well done work of art that is functional. I also liked it that there was not loud annoying "music" that would have covered up what you were saying. Thank you so much.
This is by far my favorite forging channel. I love that you narrate and tell us what you're doing and I really like that you forge as much of the blade shape vs relying on cutting and grinding.
Was complaining to wifey about TH-cam recommendations with scantily clad gals bow hunting, then your vid was recommended and I noted the wedding band. Subscribed, excellent detailed and interesting content. There should be a specific profile setting for married guy video recommendations.
I’ve been watching videos and making blades for several months, and I learned some important things from this video just now. Thanks for being thorough!
My wife and I just happened on Forged In Fire program a while back and I became engrossed in this. As an avid woodworker, I felt this looked like something I might like to try, but know nothing about the science and metallurgy of this. I built my first forge (a mini) yesterday…the journey begins. Thank you for this excellent video! Subscribed.
Good to see how you are explaining to fix the screw ups! Most forging vids on here just show the "perfect" process and then the final result. Sure appreciate your skillful knowledge sir, and God bless you!
I've been watching knife making videos for a long time now, but this the first time I see someone really explain what they are doing and why. lot of them are silent or just talk about the steps they are in, but you my friend made me listen to every word you said, and it lights too many bulbs over my head.
New Jersey Steel Baron packs their shipments well. Kudos to you for actually forging a blade and not being one of the millions of 'stock removal' knife guys. Guard jacks are a bit less violent way to 'seat' your guard without hammering and they are easy to make. Nice job. Forge On!!!
You are to be commended for your generosity in sharing your processes and specific techniques. I absolutely love the fact that the smithing community is, for the most part, quite open to sharing "secrets." I will have to try your dilution ratio for ferric, so thanks in advance for better looking patterned steel!
Thank you for explaining everything to me I really appreciate that it's kind of hard to find a video where people are explaining how to really do it because I'm just learning by looking at these guys and I really don't get to know all the stuff you're putting on it or how you're dipping it or you know the minor things the stuff that really makes the difference and I really appreciate that . Jordan Smith have a good day
It is an Amazing knife!! Only one thing what is not "fitted" in it is the guard...I belive if it would be black it would be much more nice! Actually as I wrote before this vid was the Best to me about the details you talked about!! Like a Real teacher who Cares!! Thank You!!
If I could I'd smash the like button a thousand times. I've watched you "build" at least 15 knives now. Some of them two or, three times. I. Want. One. Of. Those. Knives.
I really really love how you take the time to clean and flux your steel. So much preparation for good forge welds. Prepare early so the finished knife can shine through. So much respect 👊
you have definitely been a great inspiration to me too learn how to make pattern welded steel and i still have a little trouble on it but nothing like before i started watching and learning from you, I have been making knives out of mono steel for years but up until I found your videos that I ever consider doing Damascus
I'm a car guy, not a knife maker but I can tell you a plasma cutter will be a welcome addition to your shop. I bought an inexpensive Chinese machine and it is absolutely wonderful. I don't have nearly as much need as you do, but I consider it money well spent. We're only talking around two hundred bucks. Think about it.
This is way over my head. I never knew a knife would have so many layers of steel. But, this is the most beautiful knife. Thank you for sharing your process in such detail
What you have is a multi-layered Damascus billet. San means 3 - thus 2 side layers divided by a single harder steel. Your work and and finished product is great.
Dude... Holy shit do you have some mad skills!!! You and guy's like you are what our country was made of, High skilled craftsman. Something sorely lacking in the modern era. NICE WORK!!!
Nice work. Beautiful Bowie. I think it is awesome that the saw blade came from northern Idaho. I've spent tons of time up there. I'll bet that saw blade saw a lot of beautiful country! Now its part of a beautiful blade! Excellent work! 👊👍
You are only one of the TH-camrs who explain the steps you are doing, right and wrong. Great job, nice work.
Thank you I appreciate it
@@FireCreekForge can I talk to you on discord I love your vids and would appreciate it if you would listen to me
Usually commentary annoys me on forging videos but yours is an exception. The way you describe what you're doing very informatively and casually makes your commentary very entertaining to listen to
Very educational, clear easy to understand instructions. Such a beautifully well done work of art that is functional. I also liked it that there was not loud annoying "music" that would have covered up what you were saying. Thank you so much.
That San Mai construction really helps to show off the Damascus above. Beautiful knife.
This is by far my favorite forging channel. I love that you narrate and tell us what you're doing and I really like that you forge as much of the blade shape vs relying on cutting and grinding.
Was complaining to wifey about TH-cam recommendations with scantily clad gals bow hunting, then your vid was recommended and I noted the wedding band. Subscribed, excellent detailed and interesting content. There should be a specific profile setting for married guy video recommendations.
I’ve been watching videos and making blades for several months, and I learned some important things from this video just now. Thanks for being thorough!
My wife and I just happened on Forged In Fire program a while back and I became engrossed in this. As an avid woodworker, I felt this looked like something I might like to try, but know nothing about the science and metallurgy of this. I built my first forge (a mini) yesterday…the journey begins. Thank you for this excellent video! Subscribed.
That's great, thanks for watching glad it's helpful!
Glad to see you are still ok and doing well
Good to see how you are explaining to fix the screw ups! Most forging vids on here just show the "perfect" process and then the final result. Sure appreciate your skillful knowledge sir, and God bless you!
Blade looks like a satellite photo of a coastline. Very cool. Beautiful work.
This was the most precisious vid about forgeing what I ever saw and heard!! Thank you, a Big Thank!!!!
I've been watching knife making videos for a long time now, but this the first time I see someone really explain what they are doing and why. lot of them are silent or just talk about the steps they are in, but you my friend made me listen to every word you said, and it lights too many bulbs over my head.
shame half of it is wrong .
@@Edgunsuk la mitad de el video, audio o de la obra de arte?
@@ierc6532 sorry i dont speak whatever that is.
Absolutely.👍
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This is the best channel for learning new ways of forging. Thank you sir
I'm wondering how many people appreciate the work that went into that knife
That is so mesmerizing blade I’ve ever seen
Absolutely mindblowing! The Forge is obviously with you. I love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I pray that you , and your family are safe, and well. During these tumultuous times.
Thank you sir
New Jersey Steel Baron packs their shipments well. Kudos to you for actually forging a blade and not being one of the millions of 'stock removal' knife guys. Guard jacks are a bit less violent way to 'seat' your guard without hammering and they are easy to make.
Nice job.
Forge On!!!
Nice looking knife...🤠
Thanks!
Your client has a beautiful knife. You did a exceptional job.
Taking a raw piece of steel and turning it into a cutting instrument is art
I really appreciate the explanation of the process as you go along.
Pretty knife, too.
love this channel so happy I found it
Also great looking knife God bless you and be safe
You are to be commended for your generosity in sharing your processes and specific techniques. I absolutely love the fact that the smithing community is, for the most part, quite open to sharing "secrets." I will have to try your dilution ratio for ferric, so thanks in advance for better looking patterned steel!
You bet, thanks for watching
Thank you for explaining everything to me I really appreciate that it's kind of hard to find a video where people are explaining how to really do it because I'm just learning by looking at these guys and I really don't get to know all the stuff you're putting on it or how you're dipping it or you know the minor things the stuff that really makes the difference and I really appreciate that .
Jordan Smith have a good day
Thank you sir
Your videos are very informative. Thank you for the great content
True craftsmanship!
It is an Amazing knife!! Only one thing what is not "fitted" in it is the guard...I belive if it would be black it would be much more nice!
Actually as I wrote before this vid was the Best to me about the details you talked about!! Like a Real teacher who Cares!! Thank You!!
If I could I'd smash the like button a thousand times. I've watched you "build" at least 15 knives now. Some of them two or, three times. I. Want. One. Of. Those. Knives.
Absolutely gorgeous work.
This is my go to channel for info. Really feeds my inner knife nerd. 🤘❤️🇺🇸
Beautiful craftsmanship.
That knife is a real work of art
very good narration and great looking knife.
That’s a piece of knife art ❤❤❤
I really really love how you take the time to clean and flux your steel. So much preparation for good forge welds. Prepare early so the finished knife can shine through. So much respect 👊
awesome bowie and beautiful pattern
Amazing how much work truely goes into forging even just a billet never mind the blade itself. Great video
Mesmerizing man....it's divinely gorgeous
Thanks man!
I like how much info you give when you forge
Thank you sir
Clear, concise, great pics and editing. Answered all my questions....
Thanks for watching!
you have definitely been a great inspiration to me too learn how to make pattern welded steel and i still have a little trouble on it but nothing like before i started watching and learning from you, I have been making knives out of mono steel for years but up until I found your videos that I ever consider doing Damascus
That's great man, keep hammering away!
Absolutely beautiful
Very nice build.
Thank you sir!
That beast is bullet proof. 3 loveless bolts desert iron wood and 80crv2.
Yeah!
I'm a car guy, not a knife maker but I can tell you a plasma cutter will be a welcome addition to your shop. I bought an inexpensive Chinese machine and it is absolutely wonderful. I don't have nearly as much need as you do, but I consider it money well spent. We're only talking around two hundred bucks. Think about it.
Thanks man!
beautiful knife love the Damascus pattern.
The mightiest beard has returned! Awesome knife and amazing pattern
Thanks for watching!
Best knife build I have seen. Thank you for sharing so much knowledge with us. Your success is guaranteed!
That's not a knife. That's a piece of art.
Vừa vào đã nổi cả da gà 藍giọng a Phúc hayyy quá, mong sẽ tiếp tục cover ạ ❤️
The contrast between the core and pattern has a nice depth to it. Almost a three dimensional. Looks awesome brother!
Glad you like it, thanks!
Need to go on forged with fire show!
Season 6 Episode 8 :)
This is way over my head. I never knew a knife would have so many layers of steel. But, this is the most beautiful knife. Thank you for sharing your process in such detail
your narrative for your video really makes this exceptional! 👊👊👍👍
God sure blessed you with skill!
Beautiful build. A fellow Texan really enjoys your videos.
Thank you sir!
Beautiful, as usual. I love your vids. I really appreciate the way you explain everything that you do. Keep 'em coming.
I was not expecting that pattern at all. Looks amazing
Glad you like it, thanks for watching
Excellent Presentation. Thank you.
Pattern came out great!!!
Beautiful work!!
True craftsmanship
Thank you sire
Your creations are absolutely beautiful,works of art at the least...
The depth of this pattern , especially the edge (shadowing) is awesome .
Thanks, glad you like it!
Turned out great. You are a master of your craft.
That is one beautiful bowie!
Thank you!
Always happy with a Bowie
Beautiful build!
Mad skills and love of the game. You've got it mister
An excellent job on the explanation process and the knife.
Looks like I have to make one of those bad ass Bowie knives
The pattern welded blades are my all time favorite. Would love to someday commission a sword with a wall mount and a family crest.
super informative narration, thanks!
Beautiful work -- Cheers!
That is beautiful. I can stare at that pattern forever!
Thanks!
love your ability to make beautiful knives.
Outstanding workmanship. Bravo.
Glad you like it!
Another amazing piece I hope that when I get my shop finally where I can make Damascus I can get my blades to look that good
Thank you sir!
You can clean your magnets with a blast of compressed air .👍
what a beautiful pattern. wow
Thanks man!
What you have is a multi-layered Damascus billet. San means 3 - thus 2 side layers divided by a single harder steel. Your work and and finished product is great.
Beautiful blade
Beautiful work. Thank you for the explanatory info along the way!
Dude... Holy shit do you have some mad skills!!! You and guy's like you are what our country was made of, High skilled craftsman. Something sorely lacking in the modern era. NICE WORK!!!
That is a BEATIFUL knife....
Nice work. Beautiful Bowie. I think it is awesome that the saw blade came from northern Idaho. I've spent tons of time up there. I'll bet that saw blade saw a lot of beautiful country! Now its part of a beautiful blade! Excellent work! 👊👍
Thank you sir!
@@FireCreekForge 👍🤘👊
Great educational video!👍😊
Very nice pattern.
Congatulations.
Good looking pattern. Reminds me of a coast line map.
You've done a great job on that knife.
Beautiful knife ❤️
I like the Damascus on this one, nice job!
Thanks man!
Have you forged a Damascus katana? Love the work.
Dude - very well done.
Thank you sir!
Great video Great explanation Great work
Stunning mate
I was hooked at the savage box opening style.