@@perolozac01 amonia is used to darken certain wood wich contain tannic acid like oak or walnut for instance, i assume its walnut what is used for the handle here i might be totaly wrong thought
Very well done. The hand forming and fitting of the guard are much more difficult than many people will realize. Much respect for your design skills and fit and finish! Happy Easter
Koss, this knife excites me the most, so far! It's design makes it both useful in most applications, as well as the facets are pleasing to the eyes. I love bog wood! I can't wait for your next project! :-)
Hi my friend, my compliments. I write from Italy, you're very able to make your knife. I would like to ask you what's the solution in 5:15 where you put your knife... thank you for helping me and excuse my english that studied much time ago...
Is this blade already heat treated? Even high carbon steel will lose its strength during grinding process which will make knife's edge quickly dull, overtime it also reduces the effectiveness of sharpening as well
Depends on how it's ground. The heat has to concentrate on the edge material enough to alter the martensitic structure of the steel otherwise the blade will remain sharp and undamaged as intended.
What is the solution you soak the blades in to make them dark? Also could you do a video showing us the holder that helps you guide the knife when grinding the bevel? Did you buy that tool or did you make it?
amonia is used to darken certain wood wich contain tannic acid like oak or walnut for instance, i assume its walnut what is used for the handle here i might be totaly wrong thought
What is this spray and past-thing that you are using in polishing proces at 4:38
its diamond paste and wd40
I was going to say I assume it's that but you were quicker. :)
Why amonia though? To stain the brass or?
This knife looks splendid and well made. It will surely be a really good help at a camping site.
@@perolozac01 amonia is used to darken certain wood wich contain tannic acid like oak or walnut for instance, i assume its walnut what is used for the handle here i might be totaly wrong thought
@@bronchiosaurus2766 judging by the wood pattern, crevaces and color i would say bog oak.
I spend a LOT of time looking at knives and for me, this is the most aesthetic knife I think I've ever seen. It's absolutely beautiful!
I stop what I'm doing whenever your videos come out... Always learn something, thanks for sharing!
Beautiful job! Your grinding is wicked, the faucetted handle, fumed finish... just awesome.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Still up to this day, one of my favorite knife from you !
Stunning bit of craftsmanship, love the tiny details you added in the vid!
J'aime bien tes vidéos sans blabla. Et les couteaux sont magnifiques. Beau travail.
Out of all the knife makers on TH-cam, you have some of the best designs.
I wish I could do more to help your channel, this was the most beautiful knife I have seen in a very long time.
I have been watching knife making videos on YT for years. This is almost certainly the most beautiful knife I've seen. Awesome.
I love knifes from koss because it is so clean looking
I feel like this knife has class. Light the word champagne should be in its name. Great looking knife.
That’s beautiful. And with such minimal tools as well. Great work
Very well done. The hand forming and fitting of the guard are much more difficult than many people will realize. Much respect for your design skills and fit and finish! Happy Easter
It is always a pleasure to see you working.
Such a cool video. I love how simple you keep your edits. I was watching this drinking my coffee this morning and just got lost in your craftsmanship
Now that is a beautiful knife ! Thank you for your presentation !!!!
That brass bolster is a work of art as is the rest of the piece. 😀👍🏽
I think you are my new favorite creative tools maker/ knife maker on TH-cam.
Beautiful job, love the color of the blade, the bog wood, and the brass bolster just ties it all together nicely, thanks for sharing!
Отличная работа,выше всяких похвал!!! Ждем ножны
Как всегда Высший класс, браво .
Koss, this knife excites me the most, so far! It's design makes it both useful in most applications, as well as the facets are pleasing to the eyes. I love bog wood! I can't wait for your next project! :-)
just wonderful - minimalist form, color harmony, everything... congratulations. lucky guy whoever got to buy it
Tu fait vraiment un travail magnifique!!! Bravo force a toi de la france!!!
This one looks amazing dude! Really appreciate your craftsmanship and your videos!
That thing is so beautiful. Amazing work!
Очень интерессный клинок лёгкий но втоже время со сложными элементами!!! Респект мастеру!!!!😊😉😄😃😀👏🖒👍👌💪🏅🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Phenomenal work on the guard. Really great fit and finish overall. Was curious about the notch in the handle and what the inspiration for that was.
At 5:58 and 7:16, you will hear a bumblebee flying around at mach 47. Enjoy! Good work on that nife mang.
Absolutely fantastic! That is so well done!
Brilliant work. Do you also sell your knives?
Link for his store is in the description
Отличнуй нож! Приятно посмотреть на работу мастера
Thats a piece of art right there, i really like the brass bolster!
Fantastic. Pure art.
You are a good knife maker and also a brilliant designer
Hi my friend, my compliments. I write from Italy, you're very able to make your knife. I would like to ask you what's the solution in 5:15 where you put your knife...
thank you for helping me and excuse my english that studied much time ago...
du you have a answer for your question? And what was ?
That is ferric chloride, or FeCl3, commonly used to etch knives and circuit boards.
Greetings from Serbia!
Красота ! ! ! Одним словом.
Now that’s my type of knife great work 👌
i like the design. interesting eye for shapes you have there. go with it!
Шикарная работа!
Very nice looking blade!
Beautiful knife, I like the grinds on it
your knives always encourage me to make my own, awesome knife
what a masterpiece! i like it a lot man! great work!
Nice Bro esta muy bueno el video
Super!!! ШЕМКИР ДЗЕГАМ 👌👌👌🇦🇿
стильный ножик. лайк!
Good Job! Wonderful knife!!
Great job! It look really nice.
beautiful. I hope someday I can get such precise grind lines.
Sweet blade !
I love this knife, thanks for the video.
Bro your finish is beautiful
That's a real nice job
HARD WORK👍👌
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing. GF1 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎
very beautiful 😍
При просмотре этого видио , возникли пару вопросов . Чем травите, что посыпали при создания сатина ?
алмазная паста и ВД40
травил скорее всего азотной,или борной кислоте.
Абдурахман Магомедов клинок травил похоже в хлорном железе, у него такой желтовато коричневый цвет
Великолепная работа!
That's an awesome bolster, I may need to try this on my next puukko.
just beautiful. wow.
When I finished my knife, what was the knife dipped in? What is its effect ?
что за состав для чернения на 5:19 ?
на хлорное железо похоже, я в нём протравливаю.
What tool do you fix your knife to, to create the right angle for the bevel when using the belt sander? At 2:34
Is this blade already heat treated? Even high carbon steel will lose its strength during grinding process which will make knife's edge quickly dull, overtime it also reduces the effectiveness of sharpening as well
Depends on how it's ground. The heat has to concentrate on the edge material enough to alter the martensitic structure of the steel otherwise the blade will remain sharp and undamaged as intended.
Excellent!!! 😉
What is the solution you soak the blades in to make them dark?
Also could you do a video showing us the holder that helps you guide the knife when grinding the bevel?
Did you buy that tool or did you make it?
I think the solution is Ferric Chloride
Beautiful knife..
That really looks nice
I love it almost reminds me of the dark tanto
very tasty grind work !
انا بعشق شغلك الله ينور عليك .
I love knives 😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍
Супер. Золотые руки
Très très beau travail soigné comme toujours bravo
Nicely done
What was the purpose of the ammonia?
amonia is used to darken certain wood wich contain tannic acid like oak or walnut for instance, i assume its walnut what is used for the handle here i might be totaly wrong thought
@@bronchiosaurus2766 thanks for the in depth answer
@@MrActiveDown sure, you are very welcome! =)
Отличный кухонничек😉
What is that liquid at 5:10?
Hey Jedaias, my bet is that's a Ferric Chloride and water solution. It's a very common solution to etch you blade (50/50).
Yeah, i was wondering that. Just a begginer, here! Thanks, bro. @@RedBeardOps
what is that liquid at 5:16 and how long will it take until it locks like that?
Simple and keren👍, good job
Perfect knife
What is the abrasive used at 4:40? Care to elaborate?
BTW. Amazing bolster subbed long ago
Diamond paste and wd40
What do you do with all these knives. Also. Can you make an iorn dagger from Skyrim. You did super well with the mehrunes razor.
Beautiful.
beautiful simplicity .
Great work
nice work man
Beautiful work!
Very beautiful
I wonder if you’d bead blast the blade before you put it in the acid if it would make the finish more durable?
Mam pytanie do Ciebie:
W jakiej temperaturze powinno się hartować ostrze siekiery ,aby się pękało?
Beauty. Very good
Nice artistic work ,what is the oil used at 5:10?
That is not oil. It is ferric chloride, an acid.
"Yakoot". But more modern and nice at all. Good job.
Amazing!!!
I’ve seen a few of your videos so far, maybe 6 or 7 consecutively. I’ve never seen your heat treating process. Can you explain some of that
Отлично, есть чему поучиться!
sick knife