That's pretty cool, awesome work! That turned out pretty nice in the end result. What wood is that? It's very unique, never seen anything like that before! :)
Abgesehen davon, dass du da ruhig noch ein wenig Klingenlänge hättest rausholen können, ein schönes Messer. ich habe auch einmal einen Sax gemacht, ich habe ihn mit Birkenpech und Holzkeilen im Griff gesichert und hinten noch die Angel vernietet denn ich wollte ihn mit annähernd wikingerzeitlichen Methoden herstellen.
+Edgar der Schmied Da hast du recht, aber mir gefällt es auch so sehr gut, Danke dir! So etwas sehr traditionell zu bauen ist bestimmt anspruchsvoll und sehr interessant 😃
Don't soak the handle in the oil.you put on one coat let dry and then if needed put on one more coat and let dry.just soaking it like that the out side will dry but the inside will never dry
![Forging a [Viking] Seax from Blister Steel - Feat Valkyrik Soundtrack](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JCVOMCCH0ao/mqdefault.jpg)
Tolle Arbeit. Ich wünsche Ihnen viel Erfolg. Ich hoffe, Sie in Deutschland zu besuchen. Ich lebe auch in Deutschland in Hamburg.
viking knife from a car spring. didn't know vikings drove with cars back in the time 😂. nice knife mate. you are getting a serious collection lately.
+Jörgen Börg Hahaha😂 I guess I need to sell some, but that's very difficult.
Thanks for the comment Jörgen!
they drove saabs and Volvos,don't you guys know anything?
As a Scandinavia myself I can say we most defiantly drove cars in the Viking Times... (The Vikings being a dance-band).
@@GegoXaren this is true.
I like it!
Love the nordic style :)
+Cast and Forge Thanks a lot Tim! 😃
that shape is saxon style so no not nordic this is english
Feffnirsbane actually more Germanic
super schönes messer! ganz schöne musik und tolle bilder😌💪
+JENNI.SWISS Danke für den netten Kommentar Lukas👍
Ya, those Vikings liked to have seax. They were fond of getting out their mighty swords.
what temperature and how long did you temper it in the oven?
A pleasant video to watch. Thanks :)
turn out superb gorgeous....well done brother
+Ady Unixmoment Thanks a lot! 😃
great and inspiring vid, nice t-shirt btw :)
For annealing, how many degrees and how long do you put in your oven? thank you
That's pretty cool, awesome work! That turned out pretty nice in the end result. What wood is that? It's very unique, never seen anything like that before! :)
+BurlyWoodWorks Thanks a lot! I actually don't know what species of wood it is, I just found it in the firewood pile :D
Hey, it's amazing the types of figured stuff you can find in fire wood.... Where do you think I get all my awesome wood? LOL
Nice job😀👍
+BTB Presents Thanks Buddy👍
Excelente irmão
I love it.
Great build, as always :D
+LE-Handmade knives Thanks a lot 👍
That music if from oblivion?
love it
i love jore work please make a karambit 😐
+chris johnson Thanks ☺ Maybe but I'm not a big fan of them😅
Abgesehen davon, dass du da ruhig noch ein wenig Klingenlänge hättest rausholen können, ein schönes Messer.
ich habe auch einmal einen Sax gemacht, ich habe ihn mit Birkenpech und Holzkeilen im Griff gesichert und hinten noch die Angel vernietet denn ich wollte ihn mit annähernd wikingerzeitlichen Methoden herstellen.
+Edgar der Schmied Da hast du recht, aber mir gefällt es auch so sehr gut, Danke dir!
So etwas sehr traditionell zu bauen ist bestimmt anspruchsvoll und sehr interessant 😃
So what size coil is that?
I don't know exactly but I guess it's around 12mm
9260 steel is what your knife is made of.
Very nice work. When you go on Forged in Fire will you where a T-shirt with my logo on it?
+Dan The Maker Man We got a Deal👍😃
Don't soak the handle in the oil.you put on one coat let dry and then if needed put on one more coat and let dry.just soaking it like that the out side will dry but the inside will never dry
I don't think vikings had drills so they could put the blade inside the handle.. lol
They actually did have hand drills. Be surprised what kind of hand tools they made out of steel and iron
Nice vid NOW, liked the atmospheric music too. Are you thinking of making a career of blacksmithing?
+Mark McCluney Thanks a lot Mark
No I actually just started my apprenticeship as a cabinet maker 😃
Not only Wood now that's a job I wish I'd been able to try! God's blessings for a long and happy career mate!
Nice but it's an Anglo Saxon Seax not a Viking Seax
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCKEEEEEEEEEEEENNNNNN!!! haha
Ma pecrchè scrivere in inglese se sei italiano ...
That is not the "Viking" shape
Dutch :)