Making a Knife with Damascus Steel

Handmade Knife: Kitchen knife
My new kitchen utensil.
I thank Abril Knives (link below) for sending me the material to achieve this result.
Although I have not made the damascus myself, I was glad to be able to work that steel. I've done my usual process, but revealing it in the ferric chloride is kind of cool.
Some final explanations at the minute: 11:54
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-Karl Casey - Lucid Dream (@ White Bat Audio)
-Peace and Tranquility ft. Trick2g (Chill Remix): • Peace and Tranquility ...
Specs:
-Tip: Drop point
-Steel: 15N20 and 1070
-Total length: 27 cm
-Blade length: 16.5 cm
-Handle length: 10.5 cm
-Thickness: 3.5 mm
-Weight: 210 g
-Handle material: Stainless steel, plastic spacers, hard wood and Guayubira
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Used tools:
-Press (sergeant)
-Grinder with discs: cutting and roughing
-Belt sander
-Files
-Grit sandpaper: 150, 220, 360, 400, 600, 1000, 2000 and 2500
-Bench press
-Epoxy resin
-Drill with bits
-Double burner forging furnace
-Tempering container
-Ferric chloride
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