Thank you very much for the amazing video you are a fine Craftsman and it's very enjoyable watching you work with the metals and with the hammer and the forge excellent job. 🤗🙏🏻👍🕊️
You should put the country these guys are from. Pakistan? Regardless, they kick ass! They have certainly learned through the ages with this shit, fixing and maintaining everything themselves. Carry on, thanks!
I don't question the quality of their work, but I do question the quality of the materials (mystery metals & mystery wood with knots and dubious grain) as well as the practicality of the design. Why cut away the collar so much and make the handle unnecessarily so curvy? For the same or less work, it could be a much more useful tool.
That metal is overheated and way too soft, also the guy working the metal is not bonding the layers properly. Why is the guy scribing with white-out ? Holy crap they take so much material off the axeheads... the handles are made of really bad wood with holes in it... The axes are pretty but entirely wall-hangers. The steel was never heat treated. The wood was never properly sealed or even actually fitted properly with the wedge... the axehead should not slip on that easily and should not need any glue to stay in place. 100% Chinesium quality.
Damaging the camera? The mask was added during video editing by software. My guess is the video editing guy applied a mask to selectively reduce the overexposure of the arc so we could better observe the welding process. Otherwise that area would be one big white blob.
@@jimmywoods5329that has nothing to do with the camera that's only in the video that's not in front of the camera so what you're saying makes no sense
This is low low quality Damascus..Why?..Because for a good forge welding you need to grind clean every piece of steel...Also they do not use any borax during the press weld....On the market there are tons of damascus blades coming from this countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh etc... Often they delaminate and the hardness id well below 50 R
Excellent work
Спасибо друг, очень полезный ролик получился 👍👍
I love the safety equipment :P
Awesome craftsmanship Awesome axes very well made tools
Nice twist to it 😊😊
wow!very nice work
Thank you very much for the amazing video you are a fine Craftsman and it's very enjoyable watching you work with the metals and with the hammer and the forge excellent job. 🤗🙏🏻👍🕊️
This is real high quality damascus work....pakistani doing so good
Nice work. They must be highly paid with benefits
Incredible. I'd love one of those in my wood shed.
You should put the country these guys are from. Pakistan? Regardless, they kick ass! They have certainly learned through the ages with this shit, fixing and maintaining everything themselves. Carry on, thanks!
Nice
Good job...
No guard on the shaper? 😳😳
👍👍👍
Thank you for blocking out the welding flash 😊😊
How does that guy have any fingers left?
nice 😊
Beautiful
I don't question the quality of their work, but I do question the quality of the materials (mystery metals & mystery wood with knots and dubious grain) as well as the practicality of the design. Why cut away the collar so much and make the handle unnecessarily so curvy? For the same or less work, it could be a much more useful tool.
Nice
Eye protection?
I'm sure to buy one axe. If I were there
They could easily and rapidly drift the eye in the axe using the power hammer and drifts. Much faster and less tooling.
Don’t change what works
But it looks much nicer!!!!!!
Drifts work great, but find a hardened drift there. Or a hardened ax or knife.
This is the way
are you hollow inside ?
Beautiful but is it useful? No quenching no hardness......
That metal is overheated and way too soft, also the guy working the metal is not bonding the layers properly. Why is the guy scribing with white-out ? Holy crap they take so much material off the axeheads... the handles are made of really bad wood with holes in it... The axes are pretty but entirely wall-hangers. The steel was never heat treated. The wood was never properly sealed or even actually fitted properly with the wedge... the axehead should not slip on that easily and should not need any glue to stay in place. 100% Chinesium quality.
that's pure Pakistanium Saar
No safety glasses no hearing protection no nothing. OSHA where are you?
Wouldn’t it be better on the body to have tables and chairs? Advil commercial.
That part of the world works on the ground, Western people can not squat for hours.
At least he is closer to Damascus Syria than anybody in the United states.
Can i get one shipped out to USA?
Mi a plăcut acest videoclip de ce nu le călește topoarele să fie tratate.
It's like the TV show Forged and Fire but it's in hell
No earmuffs 😮
How do we buy one from them???
why cover the arc welding flash ?? its not going to heart our eyes from the video
People who are seizure prone appreciate it.
Very true. OSHA backwards.
Keep from damaging the camera
Damaging the camera? The mask was added during video editing by software. My guess is the video editing guy applied a mask to selectively reduce the overexposure of the arc so we could better observe the welding process. Otherwise that area would be one big white blob.
@@jimmywoods5329that has nothing to do with the camera that's only in the video that's not in front of the camera so what you're saying makes no sense
@20:33 what you all came here to see
How to contact you brother?
124gujarat009@gmail.com
Мля, просто дичь какая-то. На горячем производстве они в сланцах работают
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Mofo wearing sunglasses to wield but the editor thinks doing the same to us will help
Over here OSHA would stop this whole process.
Don't comment it just like you 50 yrs ago. We have to go through the process of life
you are incoherent
Багато затрат і лишньої роботи
Nampak apa ni 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is low low quality Damascus..Why?..Because for a good forge welding you need to grind clean every piece of steel...Also they do not use any borax during the press weld....On the market there are tons of damascus blades coming from this countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh etc... Often they delaminate and the hardness id well below 50 R
I think in this crapy shop there are various fingers cutted off, blind eyes and more....
Nice twist to it 😊😊