Wild Damascus steel. Making a blade
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- The process of forging the blade, making wild Damascus steel. Used steel A 485 and W 110. Hardness after quenching - 62 units. by Rockwell.
Frequently Asked Questions: The billet is soaked in kerosene. This is necessary for good welding (forging) steel. I sprinkle flux (90% borax + 5% quartz sand + 5% charcoal powder) this is necessary for forging (forge) welding. The flux is fused with scale - the formed substance is sufficiently fluid and is easily displaced by deformation. In addition, the flux protects against oxygen and charcoal, carburizes the surface layer of metal - which lowers the welding temperature (if in brief). I do not answer the question of cost - write to mail: sites.google.c...
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Just found out that you are from Ukraine. My love and respects to all your country for the great work you do. Love & respect from Pakistan.
Oh no
U kno someone is a good bladesmith when the use a press to put in the tang! That was awesome!
A true craftsman. Now I can see why good quality cutlery is so expensive. This guy puts his heart and soul into what he makes.
U r a true artist , easy to you but no one else can do it like yourself .
Typing this with one hand looking at all the equipment I wish I could afford for my garage. I run a 4000 ton press for a living and dream of making knives with all the super hard steel we use for tooling there. Awesome video man
To make one beautiful piece is one thing, but to make identical blades is just pure talent.
Всегда с удовольствием смотрю работу Мастера.
Watching the metal get squished and softened is so satisfying.
Великолепная работа. Глаз радуется.
I could watch this stuff all day.
Золотые руки у Мастера. Респект и уважуха!!
Marvellous old tradition with a skill to match by the craftsman.
I had no idea how much went into making a blade like that... that’s awesome
Красота нет слов мастеру респект!!!!
0:19 What my not-blacksmith mind tells me : "Remember to season your steel before forging"
Have you seen the ones where he puts the peppers 🌶 in the canister Damascus? I have no idea if it does anything besides burn away, but I find it hilarious
It's flux...
@@sugoiharris1348 if anything it would screw it up.
@@Pennsyltucky84 well the knives he makes when he does that seem to turn out just fine. I read somewhere the season and forge are homonyms in some languages so I’m thinkings it’s a bit of a joke.
@@sugoiharris1348 I can see it being a joke, and I can see it 'seeming' fine, even being fine. However, it creates or is at least likely to create two problems with the same net effect. The first is called an 'inclusion', usually that's caused by a bit of coal or forge scale sticking to the steel and getting fold inside, as you probably guessed, you've included something foreign, in this case a small amount of carbon. While steel contains carbon already it's an admixture, not a solid pocket of it.
The second problem is that the pepper burning will create a void inside the steel where it doesn't weld. This cab cause the weld to come apart, that's called 'delamination'.
Either way, it's a weak point in the knife. That can cause it to break which is not only undesirable, as any manufacturing defect is, but when a knife breaks it's when you're using it. A sharp piece of metal is now going... somewhere. Maybe on the floor, maybe into your arm or throat.
It's very dangerous. So, maybe it was a joke. Maybe he didn't mind throwing away the material. I sure hope he didn't sell it.
I love watching the scaling flake off of the hot metal.
Me, who has seen every episode of forged to fire :
He should have done twisted damascus 😂
I actually did the math and the billet turned out to be a 135-layer billet and the pattern on the Damascus looked absolutely amazing and beautiful, 11/10 👌
I like how you go from one scene to the next screen seamlessly without making us watching the metal heat in the forge..... That's why I like your videos and been a subscriber since the beginning!
I think a lot of comment like this one... but your blades are beautiful. Every time a pleasure to see the blade is forged.
The amount of scale that comes off always amazes me
Yeah it's nuts.. that's one of the "eyeball" tricks of the trade.. gotta "see" how much is going to be lost so you don't cut yourself short... most my scrap is billets I kept beating on and ended up to small for what I was trying to accomplish ...
The patterns are incredible.
Now that's the choice of the endurance swordsman great work
Если имеешь всю оборудованную мастерскую, со всеми станками, то почему бы и не сделать. Одно удовольствие от этого хобби.
As always, beautiful blades. Would be really nice to see them finished out with handles.
I was thinking the same thing
100%
I love Damascus blades the patterns are just awesome
This man never fails to absolutely blow my mind and amaze me.
Я просто в восторге! Мечта иметь такой нож
im sure the exact formula for damascus steel has been lost with the late blacksmiths that used to forge it, no one knows how to make it 100%, but this guy did a pretty good job with this, looks freaking cool :D
iMuhammad Siam
Not true. I am American but went to high school in India, Punjab for high school at a International academy.
Our school knew a legitimate swords salesman that knew a village of elderly that had the pass down knowledge of their villages custom of making true Damascus steel.
I have one rather large Damascus dagger.
I know you're thinking right now "it was probably a rip off".
I can assure you. If it were, out school would habe never invited them back as our principal was a weapon enthusiast and knew all about blacksmithing, blades, spears, etc from all ages of history.
Point being. There are some (not many) that do know 90-95%of the true art of forging Damascus steel.
5-10% is everything...
Damascus steel is an object of art. It's absolutely useless in twenty first century.
@@atlasdgen
...k...
Take your meds please!
@@klaiken989 Since I am in Punjab right now, i'm gonna go buy myself a "real Damascus steel". So mind telling me the exact location of that sword seller
the knife going in the bottle so perfectly at 6:11..... so satisfying...
Doug marcaida
- ITS LETAL !!! 🔥🔥🔥
Really awesome damascus pattern!
Всегда завораживающее зрелище. Невозможно оторваться!
Outstanding craftmenship in blade smithing, you are very good at what you do
Out of all of your videos that i've watched, i've never once seen you wear gloves!
I dont know if that's an insult or a compliment
To be fair, gloves are usually bad in these environments. If you touch a piece of metal and realize it's hot, without gloves you may still get some burns, but with gloves that aren't designed for blacksmithing, even when you let go of the burning hot metal, that glove will now be the thing burning your hand
@@superdj7719 so you wear gloves designed for blacksmithing
You are one of my top 2 favorite blade Smith's on the TH-cam. I wont say if you or a certain other are my favorite. You both have different style makes, so its really hard to say
Amazing. I think it's my favorite so far.
wow, totally sweet looking blades
It will kill.
😂
I think most any knife that's sharp will kill
@@mr.animegod_yt it's a forged in fire meme
Keel
"KEAl"
Шикарный узор.
As always, a beautiful blade. Would be really nice to see them finished out with handles.
Не думал что в г.Сумы есть такие умельцы. Респект ! Удачи в дальнейших начинаниях )
You do really nice work!! All your knifes are so beautiful!
Смотрю ваши ролики, зрелище завораживает..
Все чётко и точно. Спасибо..
Caramba velho, achei um BR que forja!!! Top demais velho, gostei demais dos seus videos, ganhou mais um inscrito!!!!
Mas ele nem e br, ou é?
I have never forged before in my life, but I am absolutely FASCINATED with it and believe I have possibly found a passion I may have never touched before. I just bought a house that has a 2 car garage I can use for a nice shop on one half and wall off the other half for actual garage purposes. Man I cant wait to really get into this and make my first piece of shit knife!!!
Так а в чем дикость?Я думал в конце видео,сталь нападёт на оператора и зарежет его.
Дикий узор всмысле, значит натуральный, не рисованный
@@LouisVuittos хорошо, что объяснил, а то я думал, - смотреть до конца или нет. ;)
I HAVE GOOD EYES AND GOOD JUDGEMENT,THAT PAIR OF KNIVES YOU JUST MADE.HOW THE HELL DID YOU MAKE THEM EXACTLY THE SAME.THAT IS NOT POSSIBLE WORKING FREE HAND.A MACHINE CAN CUT THINGS THE SAME BUT YOU DID IT WITH YOUR HANDS.YOU ARE A MASTER CRAFTSMAN.DAMN GOOD JOB,KEEP IT UP YOUNG MAN.
Все хорошо, но как же не хватает комментариев, для лучшего понимания процесса! (Сильно не ругайте, я просто поклонник, не кузнец)
Да чего тут непонятного?
Grey Earl
посмотрите передачу Адская кузница или что то типа того,американская,там кузнецам дают задание по ножам и клинкам на время,многое поймете и многое узнаете
это тебе не бычек потушить
@@user-cq6cz4px1e Что-то не нашел
Wahnsinn...viel geiler kann Damast kaum aussehen!!! Hammer👍🏻👍🏻
Молодец у тебя руки золотые отличная работа оба клинка супер рукоять зделай
Great Craftmanship, keep on doing it. All the best from Poland 👍🏻🙂
You shure make beautifull knifes, but why do we never get to see one completed with handles on it ?
I only make blades, the handles are made by customers.
Попробовал найти аналог русскому "потому что - марамушто", не нашёл. А так хотелось этого... "мятежника22" потроллить :Ъ
I also waiting for that at the end. Hihihi
shurap how much does such blade cost? I would be fine with making my own handle. Beautiful work. I wish I had the space and that equipment, would love to try to make a knife.
Ivan WNY look in the description for clues!
Wow! no other words.
야생 다 마신 강철...? you mean... welded damascus steel, right? correct translation is 용접 다마스커스 강철.
p.s : nice work. keep going bro :)
이해가 안되어서 번역 안된 원어를 찾고 있었는데 댓글에 답으로 추정되는게 보이네요 ㅎㅎㅎ 감사합니당
오호 저거였구나
나도 뭔가싶어서 들어옴ㅋㅋ
아 이거였구나 ㅋㅋ 뭐라카는지 몰랐는데 고맙슴다
나도 먼가했는데 뒤에 강철인거보고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I don't know why I enjoy watching this process so much . I wouldn't mind giving it a try but don't have the know how or the forge
7:07 when you are watching your new skin
The Blacksmith in modern era😍
This is amazing
Каждый клинок произведение искусства.только мечтать остаётся о таком.
0:24 imagine someone troll u by mixing those powder with a gun powder
HAHAHAHHAHAA LMAO
Афигеть , восхищаюсь такими людьми .
Dmitry,
First video I watched... I got to say man you got some great skills...Really nice work...Very talented! no question what you were put on this Earth to do. GREAT job!
many thanks
@@shurap how can I order one blade please?
Is it just me or is watching him use the hydraulic press ridiculously satisfying lol
once again very nice work.
AllChemystery
Нет это не то
Better than How it's Made, they went downhill. This is authentic. 🤘
Кузнец красавчик, удачи ему и твёрдой но в тоже время легкой руки
Those are some good looking blades my friend. You do superb work.
Без всякого лишнего пиздежа тихо молча сделал это круто
Isso é uma representação,um bom exemplo do aço damasco de raiz,incrível trabalho de mestre cuteleiro,as duas facas ficaram lindas,com aparência perfeita,linda formação de camadas,nunca tentei por falta de grana p investir,mas qdo for tentar quero fazer algumas c essa técnica damasco,desde q assisti desafio sob fogo,q me apaixonei por essa arte tão antiga e top,cutelaria e ferraria,considerando até mesmo a mitologia grega o grande artesão do ferro,Efesto ferreiro e etc...
Bee You Tee Full Work!!!! I like the tip about the Kerosene - I'll have to try that out. Thanks for sharing; Booyah!
Don't bother, I think most of these commenters have never seen another bladesmith work. Dunking the billet in kerosene just creates a fire hazard, it does nothing for the steel. Also, this isn't bad work, but it's nothing special either.
볼 때마다 느끼는 거지만 정말 칼날이 아름답네요. 대단하십니다.
Amazing ❤
Я очень хочу себе такой пресс. Руки болят кувалдой махать. Хоть я сам кровельщик, много лет гвозди бью. Ковать это тяжело особенно одному. Мастеру уважение.
이것은 예술이야
창조의 위대함
these look like great throwing blades, too.
How I ended up with this? TH-cam is mysterious.
Все лчьчьяЬбябяьжвжядвд
это он еще на "спасем водоем" не натыкался )
@@vktrcbrg9517 ооода
@@user-yc6bx6jd3p yes
@@vktrcbrg9517 so true xd
Wow stunning workmanship 👍🏻
Do you have an online store so one could purchase one of these beauties or what?
Stfu
its cost 70k$
MAN OF STEEL !
I've never seen an anvil anywhere on Earth...
quite so beaten up.
Master ... inDEED.
Очень красиво! Дмитрий, скажите пожалуйста что за жидкость проявляет узор?)
Раствор азотной кислоты
@@user-eh3pt3gh2p а посыпают раскаленный металл чем? И для чего?
Beautiful. Nice work.
0:15
Me : "ahh he seasoning the steel"
What is he sprinkling on there?
@@timmy334 welding flux, makes the steel stick together during forging
Вспомнил анекдот))) ... Я кузнец, не могу не куя. Лайк.
тот случай когда увидел и захотел такой нож, но у самого руки то из жопы😭😭😭🙈
Не руки из жопы,а отсутствие оборудования
@@Денис-я2о если нет опыта, то даже с самым лучшим оборудованием не сможешь сделать ничего
You see a skilled craftsman make a beautiful blade. And then you see the thumbs down. I don’t understand that.
i want unlock the damascus in cod mw
Maybe after that you can unlock your virginity 😉😉
За пояснения о процессе спасибо!
Это кузнечное порно. Смотришь с удовольствием
Красиво. Но это не ручная работа.
where can buy this?
@@zhangmr.5219 Blacksmith left in the description his mail for communication about purchases.
Да, цепляет видос)))
Димон Охотник Можно и в школу ходить, а писать грамотно не научится.
Love your craftsmanship
Is it “ACTUAL” Damascus steel?
Or just a pattern thats looks like it?
Xx_neat-beat: It's pattern-welded steel. The original process for making Damascus steel was lost some centuries ago. Pattern-welding produces a similar pattern and properties, but it's an incomplete revival at best.
ty
@@gridwizard3250
Да ничего не потеряно что ты людям в уши заливаешь?
хули там терять? Ну конечно же современная промышленность и наука позволяет строить самолеты, корабли, подлодки, спутники, а сраные ножи(вершину мироздания) осилить не может?. Современные порошковые стали куда лучше мифических настоящих дамасков
@@gridwizard3250 j
Absolutely stunning!
다마스커스칼을 만드는걸 너무많이 봐서 이제는 평범해보임ㅋㅋㅋ
유튜브에 많이 있긴 하죠 ㅋㅋㅋ
Amazing... Throughly entertained.
It looks so big when there isn’t a hand to compare the actual size
That's what she said
Francis Drake haha i knew it
Way better than having a team of apprentices with sledgehammers!
What level of impurities is taken out from Steel, I'm just curious about Damascus sword while comparing to Katana sword...
I’m not an expert but technically the flux powder he is adding is an impurity. Depends on what you define as an impurity
Спасибо вам за хорошую передача.у вас золотой руки.дай бог вам здоровья и благополучия и удача на всё жизни.
Whats the powder being thrown in it while its hot
I sprinkle flux (90% borax + 5% quartz sand + 5% charcoal powder) this is necessary for forging (forge) welding. The flux is fused with scale - the formed substance is sufficiently fluid and is easily displaced by deformation. In addition, the flux protects against oxygen and charcoal, carburizes the surface layer of metal - which lowers the welding temperature (if in brief).
I was wondering what you soaked it in before forge welding
Hi Shurap just curious,but after you sprinkle the flux,do you put it back in the furnaces or in the press/(hammer)"if you have no press"...
Cliff Hartle me too!
I now think kerosene.
No sé desde cuando, pero estos vídeos me resultan totalmente satisfactorios