Mediaeval style folding knife Part two
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- Conclusion of my mediaeval style folding knife build. Turned out good! I think it's much prettier than the other folder I made but not as clever.. #GaryHuston #Blacksmithing #Farrier #ASMR #Horseshoeing #Fabrication #Ironwork #Hoofcare #welder #repairs #horse #farriery #engineering
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I think anything that is forged and made by hand looks better than anything machined. It makes it unique also. In my opinion it is all the small imperfections that make it look nice.Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant, what a good idea and good to look at. Keep on keeping on.
I would really like to thank you .
For taking the time out of your busy Schedule .
To keep the craft alive .
And to teach us new comers.
The tips tricks and all of your great ideas and hard work
Thank you very much Sir
I wish you a good day and safe joinery's
Godspeed
Thank you for all the time you’ve invested to so many people interested in your trade. It is greatly appreciated! 🧙🏻♂️
You’re welcome!
Thanks, I use a Canon HFS 200 and put the audio on afterwards, then if I make an error I only have to re-record a bit of audio!
I must say that looks like fun. I am anxious to have a go at one myself, as you might put it. I thank you for the very nice tutorial.
Gary, love your blacksmithing videos. My name is Gary also, and I live in Oklahoma USA. I would like to see you do a video on making a nail header. I see a lot of people using a nail header, but not many making one. I would like to see your approach to making one. Keep the videos coming.
Turned out really nice! Good little knife!
Haha, alright i'll take a look around the local hardware stores and see if I can find something similar. Keep the videos coming in the mean time. I always enjoy them.
Nicely done! I think ill have a go at this when I get the chance!
Thanks for sharing, your videos always inspire me.
Cheers!
This is amazing. Congrats Gary
Bravo can't wait to make one thanks
That was really cool Gary, thanks
Loved your knife making I'll give it a try too. Just catching up with your older video this one's over five year old now and your style is the same as ever. Thanks Anthony Kent HAWK woodlore knives UK
Great job that is simply awesome
I have already done one!
Most excellent!
It has nothing to do with "Medieval", but it is a good project... thanks for all your videos
I like the enf result of both knives, I think I may have to give it a go. Subbed!
Thanks for that, it looks like the one I use but mine is only 1/2" not an inch, but going to try and find someone here in the uk now I have more details...
Thanks for this
Beautiful ! :)
Top stuff!!
Yes, there is, guess you need to browse my videos further.. :o)
EXCELLENT!
great work
Nice one, mate-cheers for the upload!
Its a cracking knife, really nice shape
awesome knife
very cool
im so gonna build one
I can't even imagine trying to guess and readjust to create a friction holding knife. I'd spend days on just that. And the tip about adding a finger catch to open it is a really good idea. Would you have a link or maybe some more information on your "scotchbright" wheel? It sounds like an in-between of a grinding wheel and a wire brush, which would be very useful. Grinding the blade by hand was terrifying to watch by the way.
Very nice
great work. you are inspiring me to make one of my own.
Go for it! Have some fun 😁
ya id agree the new 1 looks a lot better but im all about function. great video think ill give it a try my self tho i think ill be making mine much like the other 1 you made
I wish I could get more information about the wheel so I could try and get them on-line somewhere but my supplier won't tell me anything! I guess he makes good money from me getting them from him... Why terrifying? You blokes need to grow a pair!! LOL!
Hi, great channel, nice videos that are simple to watch and understand. I`ll definatly try forging few things that you show (the twists first)
Can you make a video on forge-welding? Finding that process a bit hard for now.
mommy mommy! I wanna be him when I grow up!
niceee
You'd better tell the author of the web site I got the picture from!
32:40 good point i will take 5!
Have no idea what you mean I'm afraid!! There is a way to make an exact pair by working the middle of a bar then cutting it in half but don't know your way...
Can't put a link to it but it's called "folding pocket knife".
i really am pleased i found your video`s.. love the tempo, the explaination, and the quality of the video and audio are superb!! what camera did u use and did u record the audio immediately or afterwards? its so balanced, even when u are hammering
p.s. this medevial style folding knife is great!!
Should use a light metal piece that can be bent by hand to stick the knife so it doesbt need to rely on friction
I already did one, have a look through my videos..
It happened in 1927 by Geo Schrade and received a US patent.
What did?
@@garyhuston They are probably talking about the schrade wire jack, which is not the same thing as what you made.
Actualy folding knives are known since pre roman iron age. i am not shure about the mettal handles, i would imagine that often they just used wooden or bone ones because metal was expensive...
that leads me to another thing, they did polish theyr knifes rather well, simply because a polished blade will not rost so easy and is easyer to maintaine in a good condition, and polishing is "just" laborintense but its cheap, metal for a new knife is very expensive, so it is cheaper to pay the labor....
How much would you sell a knife like this for?
Hi Gary. I love this!! Can you make one for me? Of course to sell me. TIA.
Found it, thanks. Will try with the rings this weekend,
Used to try the faggot weld (i think this is an english term for welding a piece of metal that is bent to itself), but for some reason I can`t get it done constantly :(
I mostly use the charcoal, but i tought that the reasons might be:
too much air - to much oxigen reacting with the metal making it unclean/scaly
I`ve choose too thin metal that cools down to fast.
Ha! Defend yourself from the wife! Well said, man! Cheers!!
How do I buy one?
You don't, you have to make one!
Nice fingerguard to break your own fingers.
Why would it break tour fingers?