Made Damascus Steel Out Of A Bunch Of Screws! Perfect Result!
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- Made Damascus Steel Out Of A Bunch Of Screws! Perfect Result!
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Not only the knife is admirable, but also your welding screen!
Wonderful craftsmanship.
Between the sparks, hot metal shavings and exposure to welding I hope his is vision remains intact for years to come. Hearing too.
Et les EPI (équipements de protection individuelle) !!! le casque pour les oreilles, le masque pour protéger le visage des éclats de soudure, les lunettes pour le meulage !!!! et je dois en oublier. Si il faut ajouter les coûts d'hospitalisation et de soins quand il sera vieux, c'est de l'or qu'il vient de manipuler !!!! beau travail artisanal et bel idiot humain.
He should wear a mask too.
Definitely need to etch the blade I bet it has a very unique pattern
Is it just me or does anybody else think Mexican street corn while he was adding flux to that lol
Forbidden elote
the commentary on this video is beautiful no unnecessary babble just showing his pure skill
Beautifully done, the wood chosen for the handle looked stunning
prawdziwy rzemieslnik !!mistrz ..coraz mniej takich ludzi..szacunek.
Very nice workmanship and great finished product. Good to see that “safety squints” were in full deployment considering all the abrasive disc and belt sanding that went in to the build!
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My thought exactly
Who need eyes these days, so 2005!
Why isnt there anyone talking about this mans what used to be gloves. This is the definition of if it aint broke dont fix it 😂
My god man! No googles when your grinding?! Your sight is among your greatest assets! Protect those eyeballs!
Such a beautiful knife Love to own one that was handmade someday
Exceptional work and Quality!!! I would love to purchase 1.
Beautiful craftsmanship, great looking knife. Thanks for sharing. No safety glasses.
Perfected the welder’s “safety squint” though. ;D
Surprised you didn't go with a canister damascus with all the cold shuts between the screws. The steel powder would have filled the gaps and given you an interesting acid etch. But cutting out the delaminating sections was a good call and the end result looks great. Great handle work
I have seen some sketchy homemade tools but the saw blade does take the cake... wowzers.
well done on making such a beautiful knife and somehow managing to keep all of your fingers.
Sagol Senetkar! Ellerine sagliq! Super alinib.
That's Screwed up!!!
Awesome job 👍!
Was für ein Künstler! Einfach geil!!
Very impressive! Thanks for sharing!
Considering the surface area and gaps between the screws after stick welding he really did a good job. The steel looked solid, those cutting wheels scare the shit out of me. One wrong move or a trip and something's going missing.
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Must have something to do with all the flux I presume.
Where is the demascus pattern?
Good question 😂😂😂
It's a monosteel blade, not damascus. Could have used screws in two different steels, or done canister with the second steel in powdered form as packing.
arent those screws using zinc plating? means produce toxic fumes when heat up?
No pattern because it's all the same steel. He should have done a canister with some powdered steel.
He is just imitating the others person work and hasn't got any idea why his words don't have any pattern, he just know should have cut the paper sheet at the end of his videos
Lindo trabajo ...pero que dureza y retención de filo se logra con tornillos de galvanizado?
Like4,.
영상 잘 봤습니다!! 또 오겠습니다!!
Jangan datang terlalu jauh tempat nya 🤣🙏
Hermoso cuchillo gran trabajo felicitaciones!!!!
Excellent handwork Congratulations
Vraiment magnifique 👍 👏👏
Beautiful knife, even better workshop.
Beautiful looking bowie I like the methods.
Beautiful job, Great Craftsmanship, I like it !!
Beautiful work
Sehr gutes Holz für Griffstück und dann noch schön mit Leinöl eingerieben . Super Arbeit .
good inspiration!💚
Beautiful knife!
Mint!
I've only had a very short welding introduction, but this video managed to violate just about every safety measure I learned in it!
This guy definately has some decades of crafting with his hands. So I actually appreciate how he "simplify" the way he works. I'm sure it didn't happened day to day. And on this place I of course don't encourage anyone to follow the example. As You said after short welding intro, you should use any safety measures possible. And I myself follow this mantra. Unless I have 20+ craft daily experience I don't skip any safety measures.
@@grzejnikMilosz Not protecting the skin and having too weak protection for the eyes is especially bad when you're doing it for a long time.
Digging the safety squint!
Stunning!
Meu Nobre, felicitações por este e os teus outros belos trabalhos. Avaliação é 10... Congratulações do amigo: Amorimpai, Rio de Janeiro Brasil 🇧🇷💝
Show muito bom parabéns
To every man out there, like me, that can't even nail a screw in straight...I see you. This man in the video does not define us! Let me know when I get my mansard back. Beautiful work!
He made his masterpiece, and not just a knife
This guy really believed Peter Pan when he said “all you need is faith, trust and pixie dust” 😂
Or like when Stevie Wonder said when he started his music career, "seeing is believing".
great workmanship ! Be Safe !
Igual que soldar con gafas de sol es una locura. Luego por la noche me lo cuentas 😱😱😱
This man is the Jedi Master of knife making!
You should watch shurap if this impressed you. This guy is a good craftsman, shurap is an artist.
I soooo much enjoyed watchin u make this thx you‼️
When I think of Damascus, I always yearn for the acid etching to see the striations of the metal. Here, a fine knife was produced, but it lacked the luster of the acid etching to mark it as Damascus. Even some mustard etching might have given it more flair to enhance the tones of the handle. Either way, it's a nice knife.
Technically that would be pattern welded steel not Damascus, I know it’s a colloquial name for pattern, welded steel but historically Damascus steel was a type of wootz steel or crucible steel from the Damascus region of the Middle East.
Agreed. Damascus is all about the pattern in the steel. There is no pattern evident. Just forge welded billet. Not teardrop, ladder, etc. Didn't forge weld the shape, more of using cutting to shape. Nice end result, but not up to Forged In Fire standards.
@@jjlongiii well he didn’t etch it in ferric chloride or muriatic acid that’s why there’s no pattern, beautiful piece regardless. Also I would have gone with an iron and high carbon steel billet rather than using lag bolts for this.
That was a cool project...ty
Had about 5 asthma attacks and went blind 9 1/2 times watching this dude work. I must admit that I was impressed with the end result.
Nice looking knife.
Классный нож получился!!!С меня подписка!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Красивый? Да. Классный ? Нет.
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Welding with sunglasses very good for your retinas
Woow..keren👍
That was amazing
@Everyone asking about "why he didn't etch", should understand that this type of damascus wasn't meant to be "patterned damascus", which uses (generally) 2 different types of steel, and causes there to be a contrast of color, revealing a pattern (the softer metal gets darker)...In this case, the term "Damascus" simply means the forge-welding of a bunch of smaller pieces into a billet, which is then cut (or folded), stacked and forge-welded again (several times), to ultimately end up with a solid billet, blended together and large enough, to craft the knife from... It's all made from the same exact material, and therefore, would all turn the same color if etched... Think of it like taking a bunch of small bits of clay and mashing them together until it becomes a ball of clay.... if you cut it in half, you would not be able to discern the smaller bits that went into forming the big piece... It's all the same material.... The goal was to turn all those screws into a "solid" chunk of steel, large enough to craft a knife from it... and he did that in fantastic fashion.
I was always of the opinion that modern Damascus was made from different metals stacked into a billet and forge welded together, from which multiple techniques could produce multiple patterns. I guess if the screws had powdered steel and was put into a can, different metal striations would be seen. I still wonder though if etching would have revealed something. The grain of the metal was prominent even after the mirror polish, which leads me to think that something might show.
That's not Damascus. Damascus is either rolled, folded, or welded together after its cut into sections. This was just forge welding together a bunch of screws into a solid bar.
Beautiful
Good job 👏
Ein Kunstwerk 👍👍👍👍👍
VERY nice Product ! And grip. 😀 (Knife shows strength and power without “Damascus” pattern.)
Nice blade!
I was hoping there would be some actual Damascus pattern 🙂
i thought it would be cool to send it without the pattern, but with acid to activate it :) then people can do it themselves. also as a gift it could be a cool gimmik.
where would the pattern come from if there is only one mark of steel?
He made a billet out of ONE type of steel.There is no pattern and can never be one, even with acid etching. Nice work, but misleading title.
Yep. Its not Damascus, he just forge welded some screws together. Click bait.
A kde je ten damaskovy vzor?
Ai fatto un grande coltello sta volta questo è di mio gusto 👍
Very nice! 👍
Very nice 👍
I'm not sure I'd be welding in sunglasses, unless you like looking cool while you go blind? They won't do anything to protect your eyes from permanent damage. And also wear safety glasses while grinding and cutting. I've had to go to the doctor to get a bit of steel out of my eye. It's more fun not doing that!
Yeah! Please take your eyesight seriously!! No mask when welding. No goggles when grinding. Please sir!
Those are welding glasses lol - although I agree he should probably be wearing more than safety squints when he's grinding but let the innocent cast the first stone lol
@@ewingfox6459 He's definitely gonna have the ole fisherman's tan with the sunglasses, after welding with them a few times.
@@lonesoldier2485 oh 100% lol 😂😂
muy bueno ...
Love your hotdog style
Ассалаумағалайкум аға керемет 👍
Wa'allaikkum salam 🙏
Artist.
Damaszkuszi pengétől ez nagyon messze van!! Mivel csavarból készült! Vicc!
Bonito cuchillo, buen trabajo el patrón de damasco no existe!
Dudo mucho que con la calidad del acero de los tornillos para carpintería tengan la calidad suficiente para templar y retener el filo!!
Saludos
ΤΟ ΠΆΤΗΣΕ ΣΤΗΝ ΠΡΕΣΑ ΠΟΛΛΕΣ ΦΟΡΕΣ , ΕΊΝΑΙ ΠΟΛΥ ΚΑΛΟ ΚΑΙ ΑΝΘΕΚΤΙΚΌ ΣΊΓΟΥΡΑ ,
Nice piece of wood
Parabéns!
exzellent.
Great Knive :)
& Always safety first haha :D
artiste 😍
Ah pero la seguridad ante todo!!!
I have to learn from you love from Indonesia
😍 wahou jolie 👍
훌륭합니다👍
So.....much.....fluxxxxxxx ......beautiful work
The forbidden elote. Looks great!
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Questo coltello mi piace molto io avrei fatto la guardia più grande 👍👍🐯
Отличный нож, но увы, это не дамасская сталь
Well you can say one thing for sure if you're on the receiving end of that knife you're screwed LOL😂
Great video I really like the knife it's beautiful no matter what these other folks say do you sell them?
Obra d arte
11:12 that's one helluva grinder!
Safety sir !!! Please use safety equipment so you can continue doing what you do obviously love.
You referring to the 14" unshielded saw blade at 16:53? I was concerned about that.
@@SuperConanBarbarian I was seriously concerned about his eyes. Several times there’s bits flying around and no eye protection. My husband was making a smoker from an old water heater. One of the cuts he made was “real quick” so he didn’t put his safety glasses on. He nearly lost his eye. The debris flying around got in his eye, he kept rubbing at it, and it got infected.
Your eyesight is SO important, I try to always encourage people to protect their eyes. Life without sight is a horrible thing to have to live with when you started out with sight.
Nice audio, those are very nice mics!
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I’ve never done anything like this, but it seems like the threads should be ground off and each screw heated and pounded flat before you tried to forge them together. Hopefully, what was done was enough to get by.
Yep. Not sure why he used so much flux either. If it was done right, there's be no need for it.
nice video
exelent
2:05 - reminds me of that mexican corn on the cob some taco joints serve... with the butter, spices, and the weird crumbly cheese?
Mmmmm... I like a good roasted corn.
I did the same thing with 24 - 3/4 x 5" grade 8 bolts . Great video
This isn't about you, though...
Whats the white powder you keep putting on it ?
Borax. For flux.
Que le echa al acero caliente? Ese polvo blanco que es?