That knife turned out fantastic. I could probably lose hours of my time watching these builds. There's something about taking raw metal and lumber and turning it into something so refined. Thanks!
Thanks you for showing us the forging at real time speed, and not speeding it up to like 5x the normal speed. It gives us a much better idea of how long the process takes, and I find it much more interesting
Mat I made one, just with close to a 4 inch bade, I'm going to put paracord around the handle and going to take it with me trout fishing with Dad who just turned 80 this year who is my fishing buddy.
Thanks, it was quite the opposite, here is an excerpt taken from the history of the encounter between Harry Wolhunter and the lions. The name Harry Wolhuter is somewhat of a legend in South African conservation circles. As the first game ranger in the Kruger National Park under James Stebeson-Hamilton, he was lucky enough to survive an attack from two fully grown male lions while on horseback in the early days of the Park. The man is a legend. I appreciate you watching.
Wow that's beautiful. Forge On. God Bless.
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Great video and knife with an awesome story. I really enjoyed the whole thing.
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Great Build, and Even Greater Story to go along with the life of the knife! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks you for checking it out, I thought the story was wild thats for sure.
Once again an awesome knife.
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Great build and good information.
Thank you
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Great post! Finally someone describing everything they're doing, entertaining, Inspiring and educational! Seriously appreciated, keep the videos coming!!!
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I’m still amazed how good that ole hammer moves steel.
Awesome knife, well done
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That knife turned out fantastic. I could probably lose hours of my time watching these builds. There's something about taking raw metal and lumber and turning it into something so refined. Thanks!
Thanks! I appreciate you checking it out, I am the same way, I will find myself spending more time watching than working if I'm not careful.
Beautiful knife. Thank you for taking us along!
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Cool Job Man 👍
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@@Mysticmountainforge Youre welcome
I got the same template. Haven't made it yet. Great work seeing it done is so inspiring. Keep up the good work!!!
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Great choice in handle material. Turned it great! I have the template printed out and a bar of 8670 waiting 👍
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Thanks you for showing us the forging at real time speed, and not speeding it up to like 5x the normal speed. It gives us a much better idea of how long the process takes, and I find it much more interesting
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You watched Viking like me and wanted to start bladesmithing 😂
great build matt i downloaded the template months ago and totally forgot about it LOL gonna have to make mine asap Mark 👍👍
Thanks! I think I ended up having to print it off 4-5 times because I kept misplacing it lol. I appreciate you watching!
Mat I made one, just with close to a 4 inch bade, I'm going to put paracord around the handle and going to take it with me trout fishing with Dad who just turned 80 this year who is my fishing buddy.
That is awesome!
Dao rất đẹp! Ở Việt Nam chúng tôi người lao động không đủ tiền để mua nó!
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nice knife.. great job.. but to kill a lion with this little thing it must be an very old, weak unlucky cat
Thanks, it was quite the opposite, here is an excerpt taken from the history of the encounter between Harry Wolhunter and the lions. The name Harry Wolhuter is somewhat of a legend in South African conservation circles. As the first game ranger in the Kruger National Park under James Stebeson-Hamilton, he was lucky enough to survive an attack from two fully grown male lions while on horseback in the early days of the Park. The man is a legend. I appreciate you watching.