Blacksmith Forges Damascus Chef Knife By Hand

[@TonyUrryMakes]

Now i see the value of your earlier instructions on hammer swing technique. I always learn something from your vids. Keep them coming.

[@Wolfsdenforge]

My pleasure, I'm very happy it's working out for you!

[@Ejs3709]

Holy crap..that's a lot of hammering. Respect man!

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks!

[@SSSmithing]

Great work man love the quick hold down tool

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks!

[@DrastixMachina]

Great video man, can’t wait for part 2

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks! I'm already working on editing it together.

[@geneclifford8662]

Well my friend, Hell of a job making that Damascus billet. I know a few people who have power hammers that they are no longer using. I'll see what I can do for you. Who knows we might get real lucky at one of them.

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks! That would save my back a lot of trouble! I have a lot more damascus to make.

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Hey wolf. New sub was a pleasure watching you swing that huge hammer. But have mercy on your back. Billet look awesome waiting for part2

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks, and welcome aboard!

[@seanowens2]

For any kind of "making of" video like this I think it's always better if you can show the finished product early on, I generally am much more interested in watching it made when I have an idea what it's going to be in the end. Of course the situation may not allow that. And also of course I have seen the finished product in this case.

[@Curtislow2]

Is that a 50 BMG crater on the side of your anvil?

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Lol, no. It's a large, round speaker magnet.

[@headshotsrus]

Welcome to the cheapest power hammer money can buy it’s called “man”

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Yep, that's the whole reason why blacksmiths recruited their apprentices young, so they have more years of sledgehammer swinging in them before they wear out!