Absolutely gorgeous work! I never thought about grinding the scale in the anvil with a hammer! How did I never think of that? Nice to see a bundle beingh made like this. It's something that one realises when making knifes as a business. It's strangely satisfying to make series of something.
Masking tape around the bolsters and the shoulder of the knife to protect the finish from the glue!? THAT'S GENIUS. I wish I'd thought of that myself. Gonna do that the next time I make something.
@neilwalker3204 I personally find this technique easier. There is less chance of getting bad stuff in your welds, especially if you're using coal. Knives are very easy to correct too after heat treatment should the warp, as there is more wrought iron than steel.
@@MakeNCreate not using coal. I got myself a wagon wheel the other day, 10mm or so thick and about 90mm wide. I was thinking I could heat it up, straighten it, clean it then heat it back up again folding it in half and then insert a cutting edge your way. Looking forward to it, bit of a newbie.. :)
Man those are some damn pretty knives. Awesome work mate! Been watching your channel for a long time and created my own channel inspirado by you. Greetings from Brasil!
amazing man ! as a knifemaker i truly appreciate your work and your dedication to film it ! just have a question, how do you make the hole in the handles to fit the blade ? Just two holes and you join them with a rasp ?
Love your work and your Videos! Have you ever thought about not using epoxy? I'd be curious about other methods of attaching handles. Maybe you feel like exploring and making a video ;)
Beautiful knives dude! When I'm doing san mai, I have terrible keeping the core centered. Any tips please! By the way, never seen a feline bladesmith 😆
Caught my attention with wrought iron then I clicked it and saw the best San mai video ever!
Beautiful, elegant yet robust. The definition of a good tool.
Suddenly i realized there's a ring on your right hand. Great video as always, thank you ER
Great results, very beautiful!
Absolutely gorgeous work! I never thought about grinding the scale in the anvil with a hammer! How did I never think of that? Nice to see a bundle beingh made like this. It's something that one realises when making knifes as a business. It's strangely satisfying to make series of something.
Indeed it is. Batchwork is very satisfying! Thank you very much!
Wonderful craftsman turning out works of art.👍✌️⚒️
Masking tape around the bolsters and the shoulder of the knife to protect the finish from the glue!? THAT'S GENIUS. I wish I'd thought of that myself. Gonna do that the next time I make something.
Yeah I don't like to wipe away the epoxy with the forge scale in it. Leaves tiny scratches if you do it too much.
I love the wrought iron! great work
Thank you Liam, Appreciate it :)
Stunning!
Just bought myself some wrought iron and was going to make it the "traditional" three layer san mai. Thinking of trying it your way now.. :)
@neilwalker3204 I personally find this technique easier. There is less chance of getting bad stuff in your welds, especially if you're using coal. Knives are very easy to correct too after heat treatment should the warp, as there is more wrought iron than steel.
@@MakeNCreate not using coal. I got myself a wagon wheel the other day, 10mm or so thick and about 90mm wide. I was thinking I could heat it up, straighten it, clean it then heat it back up again folding it in half and then insert a cutting edge your way. Looking forward to it, bit of a newbie.. :)
Great work! Love the quality of it!
Also adorable how the cat is in the workshop, I love it! Best wishes.
thank you, right back at ya!
Great looking knives! Great job!
Thank you!
Beautiful work.
Thanks :)
Congratulations on that beautiful run of kitchen knives!
Thanks man!
Those knives are the prettiest you have ever made !! Great job man
thank you so much! :)
Gran maestro
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Great result!
I love your kitchen knife videos
Thank you!
Good looking knives! Well done!.
Thank you!
Are you the wizard of iron? Dude your work is awesome, congrats man.
Haha, thank you man!
beautiful works sir 👌🏾👍🏽🇧🇷
Nice work 💪🏻
I just finnished with my very first attempt al forging a knife (a big ass seax) al let me tell you my admiration towads you just went up by a lot.
Thank you. Best of luck with future projects!
Awesome 👍👍👍
Man those are some damn pretty knives. Awesome work mate! Been watching your channel for a long time and created my own channel inspirado by you. Greetings from Brasil!
I don’t speak Portuguese, but you have found another viewer! I love your channel!
Thank you kindly!
Superb, you inspire me to do similar. I have anchor chain as well.
amazing man ! as a knifemaker i truly appreciate your work and your dedication to film it ! just have a question, how do you make the hole in the handles to fit the blade ? Just two holes and you join them with a rasp ?
Master class in how you make knife my friend lvly work👍👍dino uk🙏🛸godbless be safe friend amazing work 👏👏👍👍.
Thank you! Godbless mate.
Beautiful work mate, love that purple wood .. what wood is that ?
Love your work and your Videos! Have you ever thought about not using epoxy? I'd be curious about other methods of attaching handles. Maybe you feel like exploring and making a video ;)
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良いね！ 柔らかい鉄を鋼で包む。GOOOOOOOD NESS！
is your blacksmith hammer made by john norwood? i have one and it's the BEST!!
Beautiful knives dude!
When I'm doing san mai, I have terrible keeping the core centered. Any tips please!
By the way, never seen a feline bladesmith 😆
Hehe, she doesn't help out that much... more of a spectator really ;). I find it helps hammering the edge flat first. Basically forging a rough bevel.
@MakeNCreate I'll keep that in mind. Thanks bud!
Do you still commission work? I bought a san mai knife in 2021 and was hoping to get a nakiri.
I do! Shoot me a message on Instagram or Email. Makencreate@outlook.dk
What are the liquids on 13:13?
Ferric chloride and distilled water.
One question what does the bind rune on your profile stand for or is it just a random bind rune of google
They're my initials. E and R. E is just other way round ;)
miss anything from the shop in canada?
You bet. Everything.
beautiful work thank you for giving me robins contact info i will be ordering 20 lbs of rought soon Mark