How about making a video of gordan Ramsey's food review or something with him since you met him I'm sure you could do something like that it would be pretty cool
Nick : this type of knives take upto 2 years to make Forged in fire: in 2 hours you have to make a foot and a half long 200 layered damascus dagger using the materials from a rusted tank from WWI (I just wanted to add as I've received a few comment thinking that I'm bashing the people in the video So just to clear things up I'm a big fan of nick since his master chef days and I respect the metal Smith in the video as he is pretty obviously highly experienced and yes the highest quality of knives do take years to make I'm just trying to make a joke I'm sorry if it offends any people especialy the chef and ones in the video)
Although i don't eat 90% of the food items he makes, I love watching his videos...he puts a lot of effort and it's evident he truly loves what he does.
@@mrcrazernut for one, no I'm not vegan, I don't eat pork and beef. Secondly, if I did eat those then there's no way in hell I wouldnt spend on the stuff he makes.
I make knives in my free time mostly for buck knives skinning knives and one time made a cleaver. Damascus can be done with thousands of layers in a single afternoon if you keep folding and folding the steel. The cleaver I made was a first it took like 8 hrs .other than that I can turn out a buck knife with folded Damascus within a few hours.
@@pjotrasert2054 I think if you don't count the preparation, it can be done, if you got way too much time on your hands, and depending on what you count as an "afternoon". Technically it could be 11-12 hours, since every hour after the noon can be counted as "afternoon".
@@Mimirai yeah i have been making damascus for a few years and i can tell you it ain't that simple. Oh and an afternoon is the time from noon till evening( wich happens to be 6 after noon)
I love that you don t stick to just cooking and explore other activities such as forging. I loved this video and can't wait for other videos where you try other new things!!!!
Damascus knives are really stunning and YES very hard to create, but im not entirely sure that it takes 2 years, well it can take up weeks just for it to show its beautiful patterns, also to be sturdy and very useable. Source: History channels Documentaries (i know, its second hand sources)
@@ocashflo it might be the learning and teaching years that was meant to be said... and no rush knives are always better in quality imo, no doubt the two knives Nick got took a week or so to make with hefty preparations ofc.
@@daevion5585 just read his description of the video. It actually says, “ I made a knife TODAY…..” I’m assuming he means he made a knife in one day. He also says it in the video multiple times. Besides at the beginning after he says, “ two years” he clearly says, “I have no idea what I’m talking about…..”. Nick likes to have fun with words and his content. He’s just being his normal playful self!
@@ocashflo he did make a knife in a day but the 2 he took home weren’t actually the ones he made that day. They were ones that the blacksmith had made for him before hand, which he probably made in at least a week maybe even longer too
@@dannymedaris4408 exactly, it maybe a figure of speech used for the "2 years" time to make a knife, so the 2 years might really just be the learning process to "make a Damascus knife"
Wow, I had recently discovered Zach Jonas and have been drooling over his website. When I saw the pic for this video, I immediately thought “that’s a Jonas blade!” I have a problem 😂
Experienced with knifemaking these don't tale years more like weeks. The pattern comes from different steels with different amount of certain metals in them. The shiny steel usually has a higher amount of nickel, and the other has less. Edit: I hadnt gotten to the part where he explains that
It's not like they mix dyes into it. It's the layering of the metals that makes the pattern. They're less durable (lose their edge easier) because the metal used is more brittle, more hard, but can be made sharper than a softer more durable blade, so you can cut things like fish very finely. The hardness of the metal used in knives determines their durability, not the "colors mixed in" lmao. These knives are great for cutting stuff with great precision but you don't want to use them for butchering, they'll lose their edge faster.
I was pleasantly surprised when you took a video off from actually cooking and I think that this is very interesting and I'd like to see more videos like this
Very cool video, shows how to make a simple properly made damascus knife! I wonder if he has videos showing how to make special patterned ones with even more metals
At this point I think I can watch anything Nick puts out there...even making knives, probably even making casseroles, which I'll probably never see myself doing. I'll definitely just watch, just because I enjoy watching him doing all the work for me
I wear a mask with a smile for hours at a time Stare at the ceiling while I hold back what's on my mind And when they ask me how I'm doing I say, "I'm just fine" And when they ask me how I'm doing I say, "I'm just fine" DaMAsCUS I can never get off of my mattress And all that they can ask is
As a retired bladesmith, if it takes you 2 years to make a 69 layer knife, you are doing something wrong. Some smiths on Forged in Fire do that in an insane 4 hours, and though that's frigging nuts and they give them like 5 days for the last round...5 days is reasonable. I got a 100 layer damascus broadsword that took a few months back when i was younger and less experienced. I genuinely dont know why any knife would take 2 years. Hell the THOUSNDS of layered Japanese Katanas made before power hammers only took a few years and they are 10 times the difficult, 5 times the mass and made by hand. 69 layers is pretty mediocre for damascus and yes, it produces a bolder pattern so it makes sense for production kitchen knives to be lower-layer...still, 2 years? There's no way. that knife would cost 20 grand if the company required 2 years to make it. Maybe they're back-ordered and it takes 2 years to get one made because they have thousands of them already ordered, but no, sorry that blade did not take 2 years of work to construct.
Toss a like on the vid for more adventure vids!!
ok dad
How about making a video of gordan Ramsey's food review or something with him since you met him I'm sure you could do something like that it would be pretty cool
Just like how Nick toss his knife
8:02
yessir!
That was EPIC, now I need my own damascus custom knife.
I see
Yes.... You need one... You definitely need one...
yeah
here before this blows up
Here before blow up
Nick : this type of knives take upto 2 years to make
Forged in fire: in 2 hours you have to make a foot and a half long 200 layered damascus dagger using the materials from a rusted tank from WWI
(I just wanted to add as I've received a few comment thinking that I'm bashing the people in the video
So just to clear things up I'm a big fan of nick since his master chef days and I respect the metal Smith in the video as he is pretty obviously highly experienced and yes the highest quality of knives do take years to make I'm just trying to make a joke I'm sorry if it offends any people especialy the chef and ones in the video)
I think u missed the point of the video lol
@@johnfran3218 I agree dear sir thou seem to be an exceptional commenter
it says " can take 2 years"
FAXXX FAXXX
This vid was kinda clickbait ngl
This video was really awesome, learned a lot about the process of making a knife making, hope you can take us on many more adventures. Thanks Nick
Nick: **explaining why Damascus takes alot of time to make**
CoD players: *I like your words magic man*
*Grind*
GRRRIIINNNNNNDDDDD
*Grind, in other words, lose your sanity to tryhards and campers*
@@Carcharodon Fr
FOR REAL
Although i don't eat 90% of the food items he makes, I love watching his videos...he puts a lot of effort and it's evident he truly loves what he does.
90% of the stuff he makes are expensive
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The 10% was the cheese wheel pasta
Either you're a vegan or most of the stuff he cooks are expensive
@@mrcrazernut for one, no I'm not vegan, I don't eat pork and beef. Secondly, if I did eat those then there's no way in hell I wouldnt spend on the stuff he makes.
the knife speaks for itself , huge credit to the blacksmith for allowing us to see his masterpiece , dude's indeed a master bladesmith
Nick: “ur fired!”
*throws Manny into melting booth*
Couple weeks later…
*“today we got the “Manny” knife!”*
his soul is in the knife 😳
You got the curse comment but still funny at the same time
waiting for this to blow up
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Nick is slowly showing more and more of his chaotic energy i love it
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I am Hardworking Almost 2 years but didn't get any success 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
@@JNHHGaming And?
@@JNHHGaming probably don't know how to use social media to market yourself
@@JNHHGaming *Says someone with 1k subs*
Man I only have 32 subcribers after 3 years, you gotta know what you do to gain subs
10:26 now that's safty hazard, imagine the car was hitting a bump so hard that the knife went into his chest.
Imagine he woke up WHILE hitting a bump! Double the damage! Fatality!
Well thats a booboo
@@dogindetouca2620 lmao
More content.
cry about it
"its damascus, ever heard of it?"
me who plays cod: "im 4 universes ahead of you"
Me who watches FORGED IN FIRE- I am 16 universes ahead of you.
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@@deveshraj18 that’s literally the knife version of the show nick was on.
Me who knows it because my father had one: I am 40 universes ahead all of you!
@@deveshraj18 me who does both I am 20 universes ahead of you
I make knives in my free time mostly for buck knives skinning knives and one time made a cleaver. Damascus can be done with thousands of layers in a single afternoon if you keep folding and folding the steel. The cleaver I made was a first it took like 8 hrs .other than that I can turn out a buck knife with folded Damascus within a few hours.
Do you have a page you sell them on??
In a single afternoon is a bit of a stretch there goes a bit more in to it
@@pjotrasert2054 I think if you don't count the preparation, it can be done, if you got way too much time on your hands, and depending on what you count as an "afternoon".
Technically it could be 11-12 hours, since every hour after the noon can be counted as "afternoon".
@@Mimirai yeah i have been making damascus for a few years and i can tell you it ain't that simple. Oh and an afternoon is the time from noon till evening( wich happens to be 6 after noon)
@@pjotrasert2054 So what takes the longest time, which would make it unfeasible to make a single damascus steel knife in an afternoon?
I've been working on one at work it looks so badass! Where I'm stuck or kinda nervous is making the angle on the edge
Nick sure does know a lot about knives...maybe that's saying something lol
Sick pfp
I just like collecting knives too very good tools
dexter theme starts playing
He uses them on Manny and Pesto.
He’s a chef?
I got to knew about damascus knife from forged in fire 🔥
You again 😒
Both did
I bought a damascus knife in a game 😌 csgo
I got to knew
It's a joke
@UChc9gB3AMKudHdLsuw_dqSQ Shut up if your here to talk shit about his english lmao. Not everyone speaks english.
Damascus Steel was actually the inspiration for Valyrian Steel (stuff Jon's sword Longclaw is made of) in Game of Thrones.
Ngl Nick’s in depth knowledge about knives kinda scares me😂
@Josh the Joshey Boii no f off
@joaquim carrasco ikik it was a joke😂
@@arhanmaker4191 not funny 😐😐😐
He said in the first 45 seconds of the video he had no idea what he was talking about…
Nick's face when he said we're going on a field trip is 4-year-old me after I realise soap doesn't actually taste as good as it smells.
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@@JNHHGaming then just quit TH-cam and get a job.
@@suntzu5738 the art of common sense.
The amount of layers on this knife is perfect
Thor has Storm-Breaker
Luke has his lightsaber
*Nick has his Knife*
LOL!
Wait. 2 comment?
Yes
I have a st ick i found on the floor
I Have Hands So I Can ORA ORA!
I watched a video of a master smith make an amazing knife today. I guess one could say I helped make an amazing knife today.
i think Nick is grinding his knife on cooking to unlock the damascus knife skin
Yeah but he ain't gonna get kills with it😂
@@johhnyboi5480 ik
He has unlocked the damascus knife. Only obsidian is left
@@johhnyboi5480 bold of you to assume that
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I love that you don t stick to just cooking and explore other activities such as forging. I loved this video and can't wait for other videos where you try other new things!!!!
Nick: “It’s Damascus. Ever heard of it?”
COD Players: “Please don’t remind us of pain.”
Nick is the only person that can defeat the cameraman.
I am Hardworking Almost 2 years but didn't get any success 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
@@JNHHGaming stop
@@JNHHGaming I make music but I don't use underhanded tactics to get subscribers
He fires
@@JNHHGaming you have 1K subs be happy that you have any
im kinda liking that nick is doing more variety content
yea
Those teeth do be dirty.
@@suntzu5738 -sun tzu
Nick:saying something
Him:yup
I love to see how far you've come Nick. I would love to see a series where you dig into the world of coffee - just like the chocolate series.
Damn ive been trying to unlock damascus on cod for so long, this guy got it in real life
Nice one
This dude is a wannabe he forgot the colours
@@chair1917 and your a chair
I'm just unlocking gold on my guns
I love Nick! Lets get him to 10 millllllll!!!!!!!!!!! You got this Nick!!
Damascus knives are really stunning and YES very hard to create, but im not entirely sure that it takes 2 years, well it can take up weeks just for it to show its beautiful patterns, also to be sturdy and very useable.
Source: History channels Documentaries
(i know, its second hand sources)
Well the video did show them make one in a single day and not two years!!
@@ocashflo it might be the learning and teaching years that was meant to be said... and no rush knives are always better in quality imo, no doubt the two knives Nick got took a week or so to make with hefty preparations ofc.
@@daevion5585 just read his description of the video. It actually says, “ I made a knife TODAY…..” I’m assuming he means he made a knife in one day. He also says it in the video multiple times. Besides at the beginning after he says, “ two years” he clearly says, “I have no idea what I’m talking about…..”. Nick likes to have fun with words and his content. He’s just being his normal playful self!
@@ocashflo he did make a knife in a day but the 2 he took home weren’t actually the ones he made that day. They were ones that the blacksmith had made for him before hand, which he probably made in at least a week maybe even longer too
@@dannymedaris4408 exactly, it maybe a figure of speech used for the "2 years" time to make a knife, so the 2 years might really just be the learning process to "make a Damascus knife"
Nick : This has 69 layers of steel .
Me : That's a good number of layers.
I am Hardworking Almost 2 years but didn't get any success 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
@@JNHHGaming that sucks lol
@@JNHHGaming that's good 🤠👌
trying to find this comment. And well… I found it!
"it's damascus you ever heard of it?"
Me : yeah i play cod
Guy: everything can kill you slowly or quickly
Nick always being nick
Nicks crazy with ideas
Also Nick: throws knife in machine for intro
hahaha so funny😐
@@glazzygobbler say that to the 134 people that liked the comment
@@omarajaj5115 *154
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Nick: “In a secret location”
Also Nick: “In New Hampshire”
this was so well explained, good job nick
My uncle is an amateur bladesmith
He once made a 100 layer damascus camping knife , I had no idea what it was at the time
that sounds epic
"That's not a knife, this is a knife." Crocodile Dundee
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Nick deserves a cooking documentary series
I'm super into knife/sword making so seeing nick watch this first hand was so cool
Manny loves Nick so much that he was ready to put his hand into the forge🤣🤣
Thank you for helping the world see what goes into a handmade knife. As a knife maker my self I loved watching this video.
Nick: “Manny is the real meal”
Me: 😀😟😳
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8:03 This is what the boys in my class did whenever we found something in the shape of a stick
We were weird
So true in my class
This is truly beautiful, I wish I had a knife like this
Nick: "it's Damascus,ever heard of it?"
*me who used to watch forged in fire like there is no tomorrow* : I'm 4 parallel universes ahead of you.
Hehe
Me too
I feel called out
Me who watch dream (Thats the point of the damascus
the fluent hand signals in the beginning is perfect
Wow, I had recently discovered Zach Jonas and have been drooling over his website. When I saw the pic for this video, I immediately thought “that’s a Jonas blade!” I have a problem 😂
Experienced with knifemaking these don't tale years more like weeks. The pattern comes from different steels with different amount of certain metals in them. The shiny steel usually has a higher amount of nickel, and the other has less.
Edit: I hadnt gotten to the part where he explains that
Love how much effort he puts in his videos 😀😀💯🔥
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That knife design that you created looks amazing. I am very impressed. Keep up the great work with your content.
“Never seen a black tree” ~ Nick ... “why are you laughing” 💀
This knife is gorgeous 😭❤️
Nick: *asks literally any question*
This guy: YUP
Nick at 0:17 : this is Damascus, ever heard of it .
Me (cod player) : IN ALL MY YEARS OF GAMING , YES.
Me (a cringe vid watcher): THATS WHAT DAMASCUS-
Didn't knew that Dan Bilzerian was making some Knives on the side as well.
He reminds me of StoneMountain64
I love this video.🤩
That was a masterpiece right there.
Fun Fact: These things are often less durable than "normal" steel because of the colours mixed in there to make it look cool.
I build knives
It's not like they mix dyes into it. It's the layering of the metals that makes the pattern.
They're less durable (lose their edge easier) because the metal used is more brittle, more hard, but can be made sharper than a softer more durable blade, so you can cut things like fish very finely.
The hardness of the metal used in knives determines their durability, not the "colors mixed in" lmao. These knives are great for cutting stuff with great precision but you don't want to use them for butchering, they'll lose their edge faster.
@@slothymango Don’t be rude about it.
@@slothymango calm down Jamal
@@advisor. he saying his statement is a fact, I'm just correcting him
"Can take 2 years to make"
*watches Forged in Fire and sees them make damascus in 30 minutes* lol
Two years seems to be a bit of a stretch, but let’s not get our information about a process from a reality competition TV show, either :-)
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@@whmudworks ? Have you even seen the show?
I’m getting my own set of Damascus knives nick your my idol and I want to be a hard and your videos helped me decide on that
Chef not hard
Good thing there was no short stop in that car😅
8:03 epic moment
0:55 you got some explaining to do Mr Nick 🤣🤣
Now I know why getting the Damascus camo is hella hard, they’re still painting it at the guns.
I got demascus a few days ago and this shows up in my recommended
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@@Random-le3xx it will still track you
3:26 Really shows how dedicated Manny is to his job
0:05
“Waving my knife around like a crazy person”
Everyone: **agreed**
“That what the point of Damascus,” legendary words by Dream
XD
I actually love knives abd this feel very natural for me, i watched a lot of staff for making knives, love this video
Nick with protective glasses looks like Harvard Nick. 💙
0:26
“just kidding, we know manny is the real meal”
woah 😳 manny and nick sus
Gay
Edging the knife is crazy
Is no one gonna notice there's exactly "69" layers of steel apparently 😂😂😂
Finally, someone mentioned it 🤣
n i c e
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I was pleasantly surprised when you took a video off from actually cooking and I think that this is very interesting and I'd like to see more videos like this
Dude, forged in fire has taught me so much
... I could understand every single term and process
I'm a fockin' bladesmith (kinda)
More of these “How it’s made” videos Nick!! Loved this
7:14 "Manny don't talk"
I don't know what to say about that man
Alternative title: I had a blacksmith make my own chef's knife
so nobody gonna mention that nick just casually plays dream daddy
Dio: I’ll take your entire stock
Very cool video, shows how to make a simple properly made damascus knife! I wonder if he has videos showing how to make special patterned ones with even more metals
Nick:"We all know Manny is the meal"
Me:"Woah"
sus 💀💀
He low key is tho
Nick : "it's Damascus ever heard of it"
Me who watches forged in fire : I am 69 parallel universes ahead of you
perfect number of layers, very approved 👍
I'm now convinced Nick is attracted to Manny.
Lol
Thats gay dude what tf is wrong with u
@@MaxGMD69 geometry dash is gay
Manny is his boyfriend?
Nick: Ever heard of Damascus?
COD players: yessirr!!
Thank You Nick 😊
“Manny, don’t talk”
“Ok”
dream stans be like: Thats what the point of damascus
Your so funny ._.
That dude has a really really nice work shop!
At this point I think I can watch anything Nick puts out there...even making knives, probably even making casseroles, which I'll probably never see myself doing. I'll definitely just watch, just because I enjoy watching him doing all the work for me
That was sus as F*CK
@@EMPERENIKAhow
@@Nosmelc watch
I wear a mask with a smile for hours at a time
Stare at the ceiling while I hold back what's on my mind
And when they ask me how I'm doing I say, "I'm just fine"
And when they ask me how I'm doing I say, "I'm just fine"
DaMAsCUS
I can never get off of my mattress
And all that they can ask is
That's what the point of DAMASCUS
so long isreal
I don't know what Damascus.
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@@mxrkvzfrl so long palestine
Wow THAT THING IS SICK
As a retired bladesmith, if it takes you 2 years to make a 69 layer knife, you are doing something wrong. Some smiths on Forged in Fire do that in an insane 4 hours, and though that's frigging nuts and they give them like 5 days for the last round...5 days is reasonable. I got a 100 layer damascus broadsword that took a few months back when i was younger and less experienced. I genuinely dont know why any knife would take 2 years. Hell the THOUSNDS of layered Japanese Katanas made before power hammers only took a few years and they are 10 times the difficult, 5 times the mass and made by hand. 69 layers is pretty mediocre for damascus and yes, it produces a bolder pattern so it makes sense for production kitchen knives to be lower-layer...still, 2 years? There's no way. that knife would cost 20 grand if the company required 2 years to make it. Maybe they're back-ordered and it takes 2 years to get one made because they have thousands of them already ordered, but no, sorry that blade did not take 2 years of work to construct.
No shit Sherlock's
wasted your time to write that 😂
Man hes a youtuber hes gotta make an intriguing title, u really dont understand whats going on.
it's a title meant to bait clicks, but true
I've watched enough forged in fire to understand 75% of the stuff he says
As a person who lives in New hampshire, I actually met zach he is so nice.
I honestly want to see someone make their own glass bowl
Manny :" shows a tiny bit of emotion"
Nick:"DO NOT"
Favorite part of the video when Nick keep asking the camera man to touch it hot steel the whole video😂
Nick: pretends to stab manny
car: hits a pothole
FR. I cringed hard on the though an slight bump would've been catastrophic.
Imagine living in Quebec... there are these holes every now on then on the streets, roads ect ect ect. That'd be Manny's final sleep... Yikes.
Nick: This knife takes 2 years to create
Expensive wine: Hold my beer.