Thank you very much:)! I was trying to make slim and "fast" lines on this one. I think it makes the whole design much more aggressive. Thanks a lot for watching:)!
Thank you Benjamin! I'm trying to make new stuff every single time- after the failure with the integral bolster cleaver I guess it's the proper redemption (lol), Thanks for watching and support Bro!
Thanks a lot Mate! I'm trying improve my skills by making something new every time :). besides, there are so many cool techniques I want to learn or improve. Why not to share knowledge and experience with others :)! Thanks a lot for the support and watching! David
Thank you Darrell! It would be awesome to hit 50k till next year :). I'm from Poland, but I don't speak "r" correctly so it might sound a little french:). Happy you like my accent:). - David
for me as a total amatour it's so useful to see at the same time what're doing and the expected shape shown in the pictures. Great project, I really enjoy it! Cool knife!
Thanks Marek! I think it's very helpful for people who don't know exact process of making damascus steel.. Pictures that represent how the pattern changes during the forging makes the whole damascus "magic" less mystery:)! At the end it also shows that the pattern is designed not randomly made. Thanks a lot for support Man!
Excellent design, excellent explanations, excellent craftsmanship! Personally I would have cussed a blue streak if I'd seen that crack in the handle after I'd spent so much time fitting it up. Assume you filled it with sawdust and CA.
Thanks Bryson! Yes, I was "a little" disappointing when I saw this crack, but this is natural, so you need to accept that as a maker. Yes, I filled it with sawdust and CA and it's almost invisible. Thanks a lot for the support Brother:)!
the rough and kindy organic look of this blade is really beautiful !! but the handle seems to "weak" for my tastes. i'll fear the blade will break apart from it while i'm using it.
Thanks a lot for kind words! The handle is slim (this is right) but It would take huge force to brake it. Thanks to the "twisted fibers" is very solid and After stabilization it's very (very!) tough. There shouldn't be any issue with the handle :). Thanks for watching and support :)!
Hey Jonny! Thank you very much Man! Yes, this knife is available on arizonacustomknives.com. All you need is find me on "knives by maker" tab. Cheers, David
Guess instead of educating yourself by a comment and peer reviewed articles that were provided, you did the typical "remove comment". To bad because you have a few skills that could make you a good knifemaker. Guess you're not willing to educate yourself so you can provide correct information in your videos
One of the best knife makers that I follow so far. Thank you for this beautiful creation. Greetings from Saudi Arabia
Thank you so much for kind words! I'm very happy you like what I do! Greetings from Poland! David
4.5 k im proud of you man congrats
haha YES!!! and I'm very happy for that:)! Thanks Man!
Your work is the Best!!!
Thank you Claudio! I'm happy you like this one:)! Cheers 👊
You.have.one.B.A.K.love.the.
Handle. 10s.all.around.BRAVO.
🏴☠️🏆🏆🏆
Thank you very much:)! I was trying to make slim and "fast" lines on this one. I think it makes the whole design much more aggressive. Thanks a lot for watching:)!
i love this knife and pattern
Thanks Vladimir:)!
That turned out great! I really like the pattern.
Thanks Brother! And thanks a lot for watching:)!
I love how you push yourself to make more challenging builds. This is a beautiful knife brother! Great job!
Thank you Benjamin! I'm trying to make new stuff every single time- after the failure with the integral bolster cleaver I guess it's the proper redemption (lol), Thanks for watching and support Bro!
You have some serious skills and a lot of knowledge, and that knife is badass. Look forward to seeing whats next.
Thanks a lot Mate! I'm trying improve my skills by making something new every time :). besides, there are so many cool techniques I want to learn or improve. Why not to share knowledge and experience with others :)!
Thanks a lot for the support and watching! David
Incredible knife and thank you for sharing!
Thanks a lot Man! And thanks for watching:)!
I subscribed now when you have a young chaannel because I believe in it and I think you'll become big. I also love your french accent. It's amazing
Thank you Darrell! It would be awesome to hit 50k till next year :).
I'm from Poland, but I don't speak "r" correctly so it might sound a little french:). Happy you like my accent:).
- David
for me as a total amatour it's so useful to see at the same time what're doing and the expected shape shown in the pictures. Great project, I really enjoy it! Cool knife!
Thanks Marek! I think it's very helpful for people who don't know exact process of making damascus steel.. Pictures that represent how the pattern changes during the forging makes the whole damascus "magic" less mystery:)! At the end it also shows that the pattern is designed not randomly made. Thanks a lot for support Man!
Great pattern David, it all came together as you'd envisioned it!
Thanks Ozzy! I wanted to make something that is new on TH-cam. Hope I did :)!
Awesome job!
thanks Bro:)!
Esti artist amule..felicitari..😉
Thank you for the kind words:)!
Спасибо! Очень полезная информация 👍🤙
You're very welcome ;)! Thanks for watching Anton! Cheers, David
Excellent design, excellent explanations, excellent craftsmanship! Personally I would have cussed a blue streak if I'd seen that crack in the handle after I'd spent so much time fitting it up. Assume you filled it with sawdust and CA.
Thanks Bryson! Yes, I was "a little" disappointing when I saw this crack, but this is natural, so you need to accept that as a maker. Yes, I filled it with sawdust and CA and it's almost invisible. Thanks a lot for the support Brother:)!
the rough and kindy organic look of this blade is really beautiful !! but the handle seems to "weak" for my tastes. i'll fear the blade will break apart from it while i'm using it.
Thanks a lot for kind words! The handle is slim (this is right) but It would take huge force to brake it. Thanks to the "twisted fibers" is very solid and After stabilization it's very (very!) tough. There shouldn't be any issue with the handle :). Thanks for watching and support :)!
bro can I please buy this from you. Such a beautiful piece
Hey Jonny! Thank you very much Man!
Yes, this knife is available on arizonacustomknives.com. All you need is find me on "knives by maker" tab.
Cheers, David
Guess instead of educating yourself by a comment and peer reviewed articles that were provided, you did the typical "remove comment". To bad because you have a few skills that could make you a good knifemaker. Guess you're not willing to educate yourself so you can provide correct information in your videos
Can you expand a little what you are referring to? I would be grateful :)