Really like watching your videos mate straight forward down to earth and no bullshit . and as for looking like a moron no way man you just show what others cut out . so thanks john for keeping it real .cheers from australia.
John, you've earned a subscriber with your awesome attitude and hard work. I love karambits and I'm wanting to start forging myself, your videos are very helpful. I also noticed your vegvisr shield, nice job bro.
Congratulations on 1st Karambit. I've created 15 of them since my 1st 3 years ago. It's a challenging knife to make on a #forge but worth it. God Bless
Hey John, we are doing the same build! Yours looks great! I just posted the video of my first one but it was a fail but I learned a lot. Part two will be up soon, come check it out!
Rad project I can see from your hand at the end, holding point down, which is more common. That your ring is too in line with the handle it needs to be curved outward as aggressively as the point and if it pushes that pointer finger out just a bit it becomes a knuckle duster. But Doug would be stoked.
Cool video. Although I've never seen one with the back half sharpened. Those things are scary enough with just the hook sharpened. I'd have stitches for sure with that set up. Really like the pattern. Good job
Sweet! You use the same design software I do. I've tried sketchup for wood projects but to me it's just tedious and boring. Always go back to pencil and paper. Very cool knife. Thanks for sharing.
Great knife, awesome job. You really should use a block of wood or something to wrap the sandpaper around, it'll give you a lot more force when handsanding.
Welcome to Karambit world bro. Karambits are designed for reverse grip from forefinger in the hole not the pinky. Just a headsup. They are a pain to create and doing hammered bevels. I've created around 18 now for clients and all are different in shape of blade and some grip variants. God Bless and keep yp the great vids.
As always great work! When you make a Damascus like that I always thought it would be cool if say when you cut the fish mouthing off of the end. You kept all of those little pieces and one day made a canister Damascus out of them. Of course it goes without saying you would have to keep track of all those little pieces when cutting them off and for the foreseeable future. Just a thought I have every time I see somebody do it. Shes a beut
Okay, the next time you make a Karambit (both pronunciations are correct) When you're grinding the recurved bevel I found that it is far easier to use a 7-9" contact wheel on the grinder. Also... Have you no sanding sticks? if not you an make them out of 1018 flat bar some super glue and a little bit of leather. Makes really short work out of Hand Sanding... that and a clean 400 grit machine finish :) Really dig that pattern by the way, the blade itself came out really nice, minor goofs notwithstanding... Still for the first time making one it turned out pretty solid regardless
The chat and comments are disabled on your live video. I just wanted to say congratulations to the winners. You are definitely a good man for all the charity work you do on a regular basis! I vote Bastard Sword, on the axe I say give it a little more time and see if you can't get somebody who knows the man. And if not maybe turn it over to charity as well. Take a little of the stress off of yourself I'm not being able to put out as many charity builds
Don’t be so hard on yourself. You did not look like a “moron” when you needed to get the dye out. I enjoy your videos a lot. You do good work. Keep going.
I'd love to get your home made karambit, i collect them , i have about 6 of them now and I'm trying to make my own also, i learned a lot from your video, thanks for the awesome information my friend, if you send me your karambit I'll send you some money for it , i love it bro
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Nice work. I enjoy the commentary while You work. Also like that you're not afraid to poke fun at yourself when you do something wrong. Lol
Really like watching your videos mate straight forward down to earth and no bullshit .
and as for looking like a moron no way man you just show what others cut out .
so thanks john for keeping it real .cheers from australia.
That thing is absolutely gorgeous
Dude, that is such an intimating blade to make... Love the pattern you got in there!
Yet another great video John!! Thanks
Bad ass loking karambit! The diagram at the begining made my day! 🤣
Love the build. And your production quality is getting better with every video. Kudos to you, John
John, you've earned a subscriber with your awesome attitude and hard work. I love karambits and I'm wanting to start forging myself, your videos are very helpful. I also noticed your vegvisr shield, nice job bro.
super sick karambit!
Looks great John!
Was waiting for you to hold it in an icepick grip and have the "aha" moment :)
Congratulations on 1st Karambit. I've created 15 of them since my 1st 3 years ago.
It's a challenging knife to make on a #forge but worth it. God Bless
Top marks mate!! Its looks brilliant!Not being perfect makes it look older,and handmade!
Hey John, we are doing the same build! Yours looks great! I just posted the video of my first one but it was a fail but I learned a lot. Part two will be up soon, come check it out!
Pretty cool. Well done.
I don't know if you're ever going to merch, but if you do, you definitely need to have a t-shirt that says "Nothing To It Really"
Hard agree
Very cool blade! Thanks for sharing and God Bless you sir! Nuttin to it!
This blade looks amazing !!
retired AF here... Excellent job brother
That turned out really good!! I have learned so much from you!!!keep up the great work, I look forward to your next video!!
Looks like a winner 👍
Man, that looks great!
Rad project I can see from your hand at the end, holding point down, which is more common. That your ring is too in line with the handle it needs to be curved outward as aggressively as the point and if it pushes that pointer finger out just a bit it becomes a knuckle duster. But Doug would be stoked.
well done! well done!
Great job mate. Keep up the work 👍🏻
Great video man
Cool video. Although I've never seen one with the back half sharpened. Those things are scary enough with just the hook sharpened. I'd have stitches for sure with that set up. Really like the pattern. Good job
Looks great big guy!
These videos are actually amazing nice work man 😉
Good job my freind
Am aziz frome iraq
Sweet! You use the same design software I do. I've tried sketchup for wood projects but to me it's just tedious and boring. Always go back to pencil and paper. Very cool knife. Thanks for sharing.
Great knife, awesome job. You really should use a block of wood or something to wrap the sandpaper around, it'll give you a lot more force when handsanding.
Well done sir!
Nice blade.
Dang quick again nice.
Love your wids man. Ceep em comming
Welcome to Karambit world bro. Karambits are designed for reverse grip from forefinger in the hole not the pinky. Just a headsup. They are a pain to create and doing hammered bevels. I've created around 18 now for clients and all are different in shape of blade and some grip variants. God Bless and keep yp the great vids.
As always great work! When you make a Damascus like that I always thought it would be cool if say when you cut the fish mouthing off of the end. You kept all of those little pieces and one day made a canister Damascus out of them. Of course it goes without saying you would have to keep track of all those little pieces when cutting them off and for the foreseeable future. Just a thought I have every time I see somebody do it. Shes a beut
Nice work, I see you have put that wooden mallet through some serious work, I remember when you made that haha.
Got recommended too me
I love it good vid
Lovely blade. I want to try one myself one day, but I have a few priorities first. I would have loved to see handle scales on that.
Okay, the next time you make a Karambit (both pronunciations are correct) When you're grinding the recurved bevel I found that it is far easier to use a 7-9" contact wheel on the grinder. Also... Have you no sanding sticks? if not you an make them out of 1018 flat bar some super glue and a little bit of leather. Makes really short work out of Hand Sanding... that and a clean 400 grit machine finish :)
Really dig that pattern by the way, the blade itself came out really nice, minor goofs notwithstanding... Still for the first time making one it turned out pretty solid regardless
The chat and comments are disabled on your live video. I just wanted to say congratulations to the winners. You are definitely a good man for all the charity work you do on a regular basis! I vote Bastard Sword, on the axe I say give it a little more time and see if you can't get somebody who knows the man. And if not maybe turn it over to charity as well. Take a little of the stress off of yourself I'm not being able to put out as many charity builds
Yeah I fixed it.
Don’t be so hard on yourself. You did not look like a “moron” when you needed to get the dye out. I enjoy your videos a lot. You do good work. Keep going.
I lost it at raptor claw blade with a pinky ring.
I'd love to get your home made karambit, i collect them , i have about 6 of them now and I'm trying to make my own also, i learned a lot from your video, thanks for the awesome information my friend, if you send me your karambit I'll send you some money for it , i love it bro
That Damascus looks Amazing! Nearly like wrought iron. Also blade is fab.
Where did you get your CAD software?
We ya e the same rendering software!!!! Ha ha ha
I saw you on forged in fire
Your very cool
Why TF did this not pop in my news feed last week when i started failing at making a karambit
the karambit was not designer as a weapon it was originaly farming tool
Just to answer your question in the start its pronounced ka-rahm-bit the second pronunciation you did
If you have plan on having your own line of merchandise please do something with "nothing to it really" you say that a lot
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