I love how you push the envelope in your craft and in your videos. I don't know much about knife making. I watch "Forged in Fire" and that's about it other than your channel. But, I learn something new every time. I didn't know what planishing was until this video. Your explanation of why you sandwich in aluminum was and example. It's just fun to watch you create. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!
Nice work! Respect for that well centered billet. I made a billet recently and took it up to 250 layers, it held together well and I was shooting for a rain drop pattern when things went horribly wrong. :) Still looks nice but not especially rainy so kudos to you for the success! Looking forward to the next installment.
You are so conscience of your material, it’s great to see how close you forge and waste so little extra material (even when your profile is stock removal). And that stack accuracy, hot dang!
Thanks for the explanation in the beginning. Love to hear more about the process and the steps involved. :) 7:30 Hope the camera has put on the safety glasses. :D Thanks for the relaxing video!
Well, I'm a knife maker for about 60 hours a week. On top of that, for about 16 hours a week I'm a cook in a restaurant (the reason I primarily make culinary knives.) But hopefully soon it will be a full 76 hours of knife making. Thanks for the comment!
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Outstanding video a lot of work hammering out, and to get so centered looking forward to part 3&4 great
job..👍🤙👏
Getting the carbon steel THAT precisely down the center of the billet is no small feat. That hot planishing really paid off. Great job!
Thanks James! I was really glad when I saw that it was centered, such a relief.
I love how you push the envelope in your craft and in your videos. I don't know much about knife making. I watch "Forged in Fire" and that's about it other than your channel. But, I learn something new every time. I didn't know what planishing was until this video. Your explanation of why you sandwich in aluminum was and example. It's just fun to watch you create. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!
Thanks very much for the comment!
Very nice work I love the style of how you keep it nice and straight
Awesome work, can't wait to see the next video.
Another great video.
Loved the reveal of the core dead centre after grinding/sanding the flat edge. Looking forward to the next video. 👍🏻
I was super happy about that. Thanks for the comment!
Nice work! Respect for that well centered billet. I made a billet recently and took it up to 250 layers, it held together well and I was shooting for a rain drop pattern when things went horribly wrong. :) Still looks nice but not especially rainy so kudos to you for the success! Looking forward to the next installment.
Uh oh! sorry to hear that but it's all a learning opportunity. Thanks for the comment!
@@RelicForgeCo couldn't agree more. Have a great day.
You are so conscience of your material, it’s great to see how close you forge and waste so little extra material (even when your profile is stock removal). And that stack accuracy, hot dang!
Thanks a bunch Ty!
Looks awesome can't wait to see the finished product
Fine job keeping the core centered.. Very elegant shape.. Martin
Holy crap thats perfecly in the middle thats great
Another great video, thanks 🐱
Thanks for the explanation in the beginning. Love to hear more about the process and the steps involved. :)
7:30 Hope the camera has put on the safety glasses. :D
Thanks for the relaxing video!
What is your day job? I'm asking because you need to quit that and do this full time!
Well, I'm a knife maker for about 60 hours a week. On top of that, for about 16 hours a week I'm a cook in a restaurant (the reason I primarily make culinary knives.) But hopefully soon it will be a full 76 hours of knife making. Thanks for the comment!