I have an autistic cousin that has meltdowns when he gets really upset. His mother was looking for something to help calm him down through his rages and I suggested forging and metal working vids. They're so relaxing for me to watch. Thank you to you and all of your fellow craftsmen out there, who take nothing and make something. It works.
Прочел коммент... Сижу туплю... Смотрю ролик... Сам пчеловод. Почему же "пчеловода"?! ))) тупил - пока результат не увидел... )) Теперь хочу такую "пасечную стамеску" и "распечатывающий нож".
that's because this wasn't really Damascus steel... he didn't fold it at all. Damascus steel requires folding to produce those unique ripples. All he did was work it as if it were solid stock. It was still cool though -- that's a really interesting way to make a decorative blade without doing any actual etching or engraving to it. I wonder if the blade is weak though.... the nuts probably create lines of weakness in the middle probably ok for cutting food but I'm not sure if I'd wanna chuck it into the side of a barn or anything.
Now that is an awesome looking blade. It never ceases to amaze me the craftsmanship and vision of Dimitri. I'm definitely a true admirer of everything he does. Excellent video
I have continued to be amazed by this unbelievable man’s skill in producing all of these outstanding blades. What an eye opening experience watching him develop a slug of metal into a thing of beauty.
Awesome knife, and genius pattern! I noticed you had to be careful tapping it to prevent it from distorting the pattern too much. I wonder if welding and compressing the pattern slightly before making the cutouts and final welds would allow it to forge back into normal shape? Just a thought
I love the simplicity of your videos. Just showing the process, no frills. But I would like one video where in the corner there is an explanation of what each step is for and why. Not every video, just one explainer video somewhere. :)
Was really confused as well, glad I'm not the only one. It's like... Step one: put bolts in liquid Step two: Step three: sharpen your newly forged Damascus knife (aka profit)
i bet if they test this blade on "forged in fire" its probably going to break in the first test. the nuts don't seemed like they forgewelded ok, i did not see him use powdersteel and the dark lines in the middle of the nuts... hmmm seemed off. ofc no real way to tell without being able to run my finger over them to feel if it dips a bit. so its kinda guess work.
Man, this one was really something else. You keep coming up with new ideas and they are always fascinating to watch. Was the acid bath for the nuts and bolts to remove the galvanization coating?
Если совсем всерьез, то очень авторская, узнаваемая работа, в буквальном смысле стильная. Помимо очевидной, опять же авторской, чистой техники, проявление "шагов" по выбранному пути. Не в след, а своей дорогой.
Ive watched your videos for some time now, and they are awesome. Your skill never ceases to amaze me. As a fisherman though i'd like to see a knife made of hooks if your up to the challenge!
@@alexashkazi у этого канала большой охват не русскоязычных пользователей, поэтому коменты должны быть ещё и продублированные субтитрами, а это ещё дополнительная постобработка и монтаж. Так что пусть будет так
I think this is one of my absolute favorites. I love the geometric shapes with the faded chaotic background. Awesome!! Plus I really love the shape of the blade!!
Man you are an artist with the steel. The ideas you bring to life are something else. I never miss a video.
The official weapon of the Bee People.
The official weapon of rare LTD
Its used to cut honey combs
for Bee Gees and steampunk fans
Taste like Bees, talk like People.
well played
This blade is very unique! I really like the modern, futuristic look this pattern creates. Another fantastic blade!
This would make a good-looking spear point as well. Add a collar with wings to the haft and use it to hunt boars.
I love the way you tell a story completely without words. No amount of rhetoric could add to your kraft.
Nothing quite like watching shurap during a blizzard to make a guy want some tea.
I think this is my favorite one so far. Beautiful work as always, please don’t ever stop.
Not just a knife but art
Way to put pressure on him to forego retirement.
@@Disciple_Of_Lerxst lol
That would be awesome as a spear head. But I digress. The shape of the steel compliments the hexagon pattern perfectly. Spectacular work as always!
I have an autistic cousin that has meltdowns when he gets really upset. His mother was looking for something to help calm him down through his rages and I suggested forging and metal working vids. They're so relaxing for me to watch. Thank you to you and all of your fellow craftsmen out there, who take nothing and make something. It works.
Came here for the metal work. But the tea making always makes me smile. You are such a talented craftsman sir.
I'd love to see more finished knives with handles.
budget for the handles are all directed to his teas......
this guy's worst nightmare is making handle, hes never done it
who cares about handles? That's for others to do, he's a blade maker
Never gonna happen. He doesn't do handles
@@Kassadin. It'd be a hell of a drawback to be confronted with battle and you are without handles for your blade. Ya think dingus?
Воистину золотые руки! Жаль что видео редко выходят) Однозначно лайк!
с того места растут!
You are an outstanding blacksmith. Thank you youtube for this 😘😁👍, I hope someday I'll be as good as you
don't worry, you're good 👍
Yeah you also do good works :)
Руки то золотые. Голова им покоя не даёт. Супер.
Even his canisters are beautiful works of art. This guys on a whole different level, amazing artist.
man this guy is a badass, i’d love to see some of these finished blades with handles on them
@_@
It was so well executed that it looks like it was done with a pencil.
That’ll give a new meaning to the word “photo shopped”...!!!! 🤣🤣❤️
Agreed that center line on the bolts was impressive peroid
That’s exactly what I was thinking.
'A fucking pencil!'
@@soaringscott5635 Great reference
Классс!! Кортик пчеловода для ношения при парадной форме))))) А серьезно - очень интересная работа, лайк!
С языка снял !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Я долго думал на что это похоже и тут-КОРТИК ПЧЕЛОВОДА!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@bescheniy , у меня сразу мысль возникла что будет на соты похоже, еще когда Дмитрий только собирал пакет))
Любителей кованных ножей . Добро пожаловать на мой канал
@@workcraft6317, интересно, подписались 👍
Как раз пара заготовок из обоймы подшипника лежит 😁
Прочел коммент... Сижу туплю... Смотрю ролик... Сам пчеловод.
Почему же "пчеловода"?! ))) тупил - пока результат не увидел... ))
Теперь хочу такую "пасечную стамеску" и "распечатывающий нож".
This is an amazing blade, but who else want to see a compilation of him making tea?
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didnt expect the nuts to be this recognizable after all that. i thought it would all be distorted and swirled together
believe that's a conscious choice. Pretty damn cool either way
that's because this wasn't really Damascus steel... he didn't fold it at all. Damascus steel requires folding to produce those unique ripples. All he did was work it as if it were solid stock. It was still cool though -- that's a really interesting way to make a decorative blade without doing any actual etching or engraving to it. I wonder if the blade is weak though.... the nuts probably create lines of weakness in the middle probably ok for cutting food but I'm not sure if I'd wanna chuck it into the side of a barn or anything.
@@christopherchung9916 I was looking for the folding too. None the less, it is a pretty sweet looking blade.
Reminds me of honeycomb.
I think twisted Damascus would have looked nice
whats the science behind this anyway? it looks almost painted it on
Whenever you use your bare hands on any craft or trade of choice , you are a true artisan, including myself
Now that is an awesome looking blade. It never ceases to amaze me the craftsmanship and vision of Dimitri. I'm definitely a true admirer of everything he does. Excellent video
That's my absolute favourite blade you've made! So amazing and beautiful
You straight-up Super Star, bro. Congrats and thanks for what you do.
-Mike
-Earth as well.
Ditto. Fellow eartherian.
Imagine living on earth
-martians, probably
It's cool seeing your channel grow after a little more than a half decade of watching from the sidelines
Some call that 5 years
This particular knife would also make a great spear point. Not a javelin point, a spear point. I love it 😍
has, some kind of weird "techno barbarian" vibe to it for some reason lol.
@@wu1ming9shi Wakanda forever!
This is perhaps the most perfect blend of fine art and craftmanship I have ever seen. It's soothing to the soul in these difficult times.
Этот мужик не перестает меня удивлять.
Это называется- будучи ремесленником, не переставай быть творцом. Так и задумано. Иначе- мы животные.
@@ИгорьЧернявка-ч7я золотые слова
Da
Да, из гаек из стали Делает Дамасскую!! Прям магия какая то
Процесс закалки ножа из стали "Пластилин-3" меня особенно поражает)) На что он надеется, интересно?))
That would look amazing in a full length sword.
U would need alot of metal Thoe
@@urneighbourhoodchomie5339 I mean that is normal for swords
This guy is so skilled, I give it a thumbs up before I even watch it
Outstanding blade. You truly are Master blade Smith. Proud of your Country Men. You guys are hanging tough.
It is ok to press "thumbs up" before you watch a Shurap-video. You know you're gonna love it.
Дуже гарно,робота справжнього майстра,митця.
Дякую
Любителей кованных ножей . Добро пожаловать на мой канал
Another wonderful piece of artwork, and bladesmithing!
This is one of wildest Damascus projects I've ever seen. Very cool
The 2500 dislikes to this video were the Forged in Fire drop outs....Well done Brother. I can tell you take pride in your work.
The pattern looks like a lead pencil drawing under the lighting. Crazy. Nice knife!
That’s BEAUTIFUL!!! How artistic. I’d love to have one of these.
Now this is going to be interesting
Da
Oh my....... Love your blades, not so much the tea.....
You, Sir, are an artist and master.
👌
Came for the tea. Stayed for the magnificent end product.
If your trying to make me jealous, you’ve succeeded. That’s the best “boot gladius” I’ve seen. An attacker should be proud to be poked with it.
"Wow, let me see that thing again?? It.... it's.... b beau...."
Wow, you got a new camera! The picture is amazing!
This is definitely one of the coolest patterns I’ve seen you make! Incredible, man!
Kunszt, pasja, fachowość. To się przyjemnie ogląda!
Amongst the simplest of what I have seen, but definitely my favorite
I have continued to be amazed by this unbelievable man’s skill in producing all of these outstanding blades. What an eye opening experience watching him develop a slug of metal into a thing of beauty.
За непременную кружку чая отдельный лайк!))
И не говори, отличительная черта данного канала 👍😎
Awesome knife, and genius pattern!
I noticed you had to be careful tapping it to prevent it from distorting the pattern too much. I wonder if welding and compressing the pattern slightly before making the cutouts and final welds would allow it to forge back into normal shape?
Just a thought
AWESOME, that is a beautiful piece of art. You certainly are a great craftsman
i am a fan of the tea ceremony
That legit looks like that Black Panther sonic spearhead
2am, trying to fall asleep TH-cam - "you wanna see some nuts melt?" me - "ehhhhhhh why not"
1 day later, 2:27am for me... and i thought i was the only one...
2 Hours later Same Thing
Half hour earlier, same thing
2:22 am
Doesn't sound wrong out of context at all.
Вы, сэр, абсолютный мастер.
I love the simplicity of your videos. Just showing the process, no frills. But I would like one video where in the corner there is an explanation of what each step is for and why. Not every video, just one explainer video somewhere. :)
This came out way better than I had anticipated ❤
Always so interesting and beautiful thank you for sharing these projects.
the ideas you come up with are just so amazing. wish I had the same equipment to do the same
Красиво! Но если честно, то я ради того момента когда Вы завариваете чай смотрю все Ваши видео)))
NOW THATS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! 😍😍😍😍🏴🇬🇧
That is definitely the coolest looking damascus steel knife I have seen.
So you went from soaking those bolts, to having two pieces of metal cut, with hexagons in the middle? 🤔
Yeah this is super confusing, I went looking twice to see whats up.
Was really confused as well, glad I'm not the only one. It's like...
Step one: put bolts in liquid
Step two:
Step three: sharpen your newly forged Damascus knife (aka profit)
This is basically forge welding for masters.
Step 1: find nuts/bolts
Step 2: Heat and add flux
Step 3: ????????
Step 4: profit
Maybe he was using some sort of acid to get the galvanized coating off of the bolts? Don't really know
Мне кажется это лучшее что я видел из узоров ковки!!! Великолепно!!! Очень бы хотелось видеть хотя бы фото законченных ножей. Золотые руки.
Чем он посыпает? Зачем обстукивать, если есть пресс? Я просто далек от этого, но завораживает))
Always beautiful work. I find your videos soothing and calming. Thank you!
Unreal. Sweetest knife i have ever seen.
Вставка с чайком вообще классная вещь ☺
Не говоря о кузнечном качестве👍🏻
Привет из Германии!
Wife, “Why are those knives so expensive?
Shows this video.
Wife, “Ahhhh”.
強力な縦にもなる ”ATフィールド”付ナイフ。
Watching "forged in fire " and this . Comparing the two lol
But, will it Keel?!
i bet if they test this blade on "forged in fire" its probably going to break in the first test. the nuts don't seemed like they forgewelded ok, i did not see him use powdersteel and the dark lines in the middle of the nuts... hmmm seemed off. ofc no real way to tell without being able to run my finger over them to feel if it dips a bit. so its kinda guess work.
Thats THE coolest knife ive EVER seen. 😊👍
That turned out completely amazing
Man, this one was really something else. You keep coming up with new ideas and they are always fascinating to watch. Was the acid bath for the nuts and bolts to remove the galvanization coating?
table vinegar to remove zinc
@@shurap As i figured. I think the chemistry of metallurgy is the thing I find the most interesting part of your work.
Followed by a nice cup of tea.
@@jamesfrost7465 But of course! The man's CULTURED
So what the hell flavor was the tea?!?!
Я понял - весь секрет в жидкости из последней баночки: туда что ни сунь - по-любому узор появляется! ))) Земляку респект!
Нет банка с канцентрироваой азотной коислотой 1/6 вроде а, так дамасск Архангельских посмотрите шедевр,но надо суть понять
Please go on "Forged in fire".....just because it would be hilarious
FIF is a nightmare I WOULDN'T it would cause unforseen problems
Bet your lady wished she got that much attention! Good stuff!
I'm a fan of your unique projects
Forged in Fire - You must now make a blade out of these random chunks of metal.
*shurap looks around* - This is not normal?
brooooooo why so underrated af bro
That was fantastic. I’m used to seeing the layers all folded but this is so cool. Great job. 😎👍👀
Стивен Шварцер начинает нервничать... 🙂
Если совсем всерьез, то очень авторская, узнаваемая работа, в буквальном смысле стильная.
Помимо очевидной, опять же авторской, чистой техники, проявление "шагов" по выбранному пути. Не в след, а своей дорогой.
Неужели, "тот самый", маэстро Архангельский???
i love metal, wood, electrical work and must say that this is the most impressive looking metal work so far. well done
Beautiful blade and pattern lovely to see an artist work turn out so beautiful
May you and your family be safe in this time of unrest
Ive watched your videos for some time now, and they are awesome. Your skill never ceases to amaze me. As a fisherman though i'd like to see a knife made of hooks if your up to the challenge!
He should be on "Forged in Fire."
нужно что-то делать с форматом, потому как я , например, смотрю только начало и конец
It seems to be that way with lots of these channels
Комментировать за кадром например
Формат норм
Смотрю от корки до корки
ну у него еще относительно короткие видео для такой работы, так что необязательно трепаться за кадром, да и зачем это нам, это развлекательный канал
@@alexashkazi у этого канала большой охват не русскоязычных пользователей, поэтому коменты должны быть ещё и продублированные субтитрами, а это ещё дополнительная постобработка и монтаж. Так что пусть будет так
That really is something else !
Beautiful finished product.
That is one of the coolest patterns I've ever seen that's a beautiful knife
“With this blade, thou whilst Best Frodo...”
I mean... that's not hard, he wasn't exactly a master swordsman.
Хороша робота, завжди дивлюсь уважно з цікавістю 👍
I hope you are ok in Ukraine
I think this is one of my absolute favorites. I love the geometric shapes with the faded chaotic background. Awesome!!
Plus I really love the shape of the blade!!
I love that.... True pure talent is what you have my friend....
12:30am los angeles time, first view - uploaded 10:30am ukraine time
My reaction after the etching was "what the... WOW"
как долго ждал видео, и тут такое!!!
респект!!!
может замутишь видео, нож из шариков от шариковой ручки?!!!)))
думаю узор будет супер)))
ну очень мелко будет
I appreciate your workmanship!
Larry
Okay, this is amazing. Love the hexagons.
途中の謎のティータイムw
I mean, it looks cool, but is it REALLY Damascus if the steel wasn't folded?
OH WHEN THE OXIDATION KICKS IN! ANODIZE IT OR HEAT COLOR IT.
Whatever happens, it will be cool to see the steel in that billet as it ages.
The symmetry is awesome, great job!
I am amazed by your talent every time I watch you create a blade.
Thank you for documenting your journey