I can't explain why this is so satisfying for me... I only know that it is very satisfying... "I know, it's only rock and roll, but I like it. Yes I do" I get "satisfaction" I do... because I like it.
Nice looking Damascus Blade Knife. I agree, please acquire a Belt Sander when you can. It will greatly improve your skill-level and speed. I would have loved to see what a difference the blade soaked in a dark roast instant coffee bath would have made. 👍
I've been following you for a long time and I really like the knives you make, I have a question, what is this white powder you throw on the hot metal...???
You can’t argue with success but I’m not keen on using mystery metal. Prefer certified steels. But I know you can make a decent blade from old 1930s files. So speaking of success if you test this blade on a Rockwell C scale, what number do you wind up with? How long will this stay sharp?
Shit, spreading all that abrasive stuff across the shop with an angle grinder, it's like spraying the swine manure with a leaf blower in the surgery room.
You know why this man makes these beautiful knives? Because he enjoys it and he's good at it!
How true is that
Məncə də bu belədir
very well said, this reflects on his face, body language and the passion about his work, it can all be seen!!!!!!!!! hats off to this man 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤👊👊👊😎😎😎
Your best Damascus pattern yet!
I do believe that is the most beautiful piece you've shown us to date.
I can't explain why this is so satisfying for me... I only know that it is very satisfying... "I know, it's only rock and roll, but I like it. Yes I do" I get "satisfaction" I do... because I like it.
All metal
No chatter.
Subscribed.
Nice looking Damascus Blade Knife. I agree, please acquire a Belt Sander when you can. It will greatly improve your skill-level and speed. I would have loved to see what a difference the blade soaked in a dark roast instant coffee bath would have made. 👍
Excellent work, you are so precise with the angle grinder.
I like the charcoal/coal fired forge. Old school tech.
Awesome !! I'd love to have one
Muy bien hecho! Felicitaciones! Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
The knife is very nice and useful, bravo🗡🗡🗡🗡
Is he a real mr sunny????😮
This is a masterpiece bravo
perfect design for carving walking sticks. great job.
Beautiful work!! 🙏💪👍
I WANT THAT KNIFE!!!!!!!🤯
I manufacture custom design like this one i can provide you bro
Looks at the forge press right next to him.... props for hand setting all welds first
subscribed and was so happy to see a smith hammer and anvil but sadly right to the machines. stay pure stay no machines
Great job there BRO thanks for the upload. Nice knife as well
He looks so happy with an angle grinder in his hands
Dəmirin efendisi bu arkadaş
16:47 man that is awesome.
Love you brother ❤❤❤from Bangladesh
Дуже гарна робота !!!
I love it!
You rock brother
Great Work 👍
im a NOVICE knife make-- in awe of what this man does--WOW
good job congratulations bro
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I've been following you for a long time and I really like the knives you make, I have a question, what is this white powder you throw on the hot metal...???
Please, for the love of god and everything he holds holy, get a 2x72 belt grinder (or make one, I'll show you how) But besides that, nice knife!
Check out 2:16 he’s got a belt grinder
The man's happy with what he's got. Just enjoy the video
Agree
I'm curious. Would the trimming scraps of projects like this make a good canister billet?
after the quench in the engine oil, what is the material that place the blade in? It looks like pencil shavings or sawdust.
Taxta tozu və adi qum. Soyuması və yağın təmizlənməsi üçün
This makes no sense you should be drawing back after quench. That's how you set the final toughness vs rockwell.
What is in the bucket that you dip the blade in after u dip it in the engine oil? I enjoy your videos.
Adi qum və taxta tozu.həm soyuması,həm də yağdan təmizlənməsi üçün
Ferric chloride
What kind of white powder are you sprinkling on the hot metal?
nice
quelle genre de disque lamelles utilise tu?? cordiallement
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Fun fact: Damascus steel were invented in india
Is that kerason ur using to start ur forge?
You can’t argue with success but I’m not keen on using mystery metal. Prefer certified steels. But I know you can make a decent blade from old 1930s files. So speaking of success if you test this blade on a Rockwell C scale, what number do you wind up with? How long will this stay sharp?
I do have a question... what is the white powder u spray on it ive seen it used but have no clue
Thx
baking soda paste and talcum powders are used to prevent from rusting
@@DamascusBro thank you very much
I don't know. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't count 250 Stacks of steel.
Don't forget your eye protection.
The reader 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Es un kiridashi o un cuchillo para desollar 🎉
Why the twist?
Очень нужны для таких дел гриндер и лентопил
Why not folding it like for classic katana forging to get 250 layers
Сколька труда всё срезал резаюший кромка маленькая.
England?
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Its more impressive when made from salvaged steel
But ill throw an extra comment cos maybe i was harsh ,so this comment might help with the algorithm
Hi
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Face mask for you safety friend
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Shit, spreading all that abrasive stuff across the shop with an angle grinder, it's like spraying the swine manure with a leaf blower in the surgery room.
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What a waste of time and material to me. No offence.
All that for that little bullshit knife?
Too stupid to shape it with a sledgehammer, not a smith, just a medioker cutter and grinder
Уважаемый!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Everything is always great until u draw your design and then it's absolutely sh, wtf man you f it up at the end