Damascus steel from two tape measures and 100 blades of stationery knives
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2020
- Making a blade from Damascus steel from two 5 meter tape measures and 100 blades for stationery knives. 201 layers in one forge weld (my new record).
Hibiscus tea.
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On my patreon page, I began to explain the processes and secrets of my work. Topics already covered:
1. Why do I add pepper to container Damascus steel.
2. What do I sprinkle? Flux and its composition.
3. How do I remove the container from the workpiece (container Damascus steel).
4. Why am I drilling a hole in a container.
5. Why do I sweep away the dross from the anvil with my hand.
6. Why do I first forge some blanks on a tree.
7. In what and why do I soak the blank before forging.
8. In which granules do I place the workpiece after forging.
9. What kind of white powder do I pour into the container.
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I love channels that dont talk, no sponsors and don't beg to subscribe. Content is king.
I forget what I was originally looking for but now I've seen this.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣✌
Isn't that the definition of TH-cam? Lol
Same Here xD
Yes lol, the same here.
With youtube ,so often we lose some of our time to watch things totally useless , and we just don t know why.
I hate my self when i do that.
Really ,who care to watch someone doing a knife during 10 minutes lol...
Same ✋😭😭😭
You make some of the most beautiful knives in the world
Praying for you and your families safety
Definitely. When I saw his location my heart sank.
Thank you for a great video. Also a huge Thanks for allowing the sounds of production be heard,instead of the overly loud music that seems to be played on videos like this
2 часа ночи? Самое время посмотреть как из рулеток делают нож
Такая же история😂
2:30😅
Я такая же хуйня 😆😆😆
2:08 🤣
2:16)
4 am insomnia is a little more bearable with cool videos like this.
Glad I'm not the only one...
relatable
That’s how this started for me 2 years ago.. and here I still am.
I can relate
Haha facts, it's 4:30am as I'm watching
Can't imagine how hard it must have been to get those tape measures all cut to the same size!
tried this and it’s surprisingly easy, just keep pulling back the same amount
Yeah it was obviously a joke.
I'm really impressed this welded so well with all that black oxide on the tape segments. Well done Sir!
Пол третьего ночи это попало в рекомендованное...вроде и нафиг не надо, но и оторваться не смог, пока не досмотрел до конца.
Точно такая же фигня и со мной. 😂
И я сижу,работы полно,а смотрю.
Залипательно!)
@@soulwatch🔥
Такая же беда
he was gonna use 1 tape, but he decided to use 1 more for good measure.
Lol
You know how the saying goes measure twice cut 100 times
Oh snap
Hyuck hyuck hyuck
Have you been hanging out with This Old Tony?
Я не знаю почему ютуб рекомендовал мне это видео.. Я просто варила борщ, начала смотреть, а сейчас нахожусь в шоке от увиденного! Это настолько круто, что даже нет слов у меня!! Подписка однозначно.
На борщ пригласите?😊
@@Petsa_1990 а ты принеси половник из дамасской стали
This is the sixth video from shurap I have watched. At the end of the day I watch these and relax being amazed at the skill he has.
Wtf halfway through I thought what the hell am I watching. Then I found myself at the end and I’m glad I stayed great work!
I was about to bail halfway through and decided to stay after reading this comment. :)
I was gonna bail but then he had a really nice tea break
If I could apprentice myself to any smith in the world, this man would be top of the list (and I watch a LOT of smiths!)
He is absolutely my favorite smith on TH-cam and anywhere else for that matter. This channel and his other one, Cossack Forge are the best! It's always a great day when I see another video posted by him!
Dmitry, excellent work as always!!
Hello El Chick, would you share with us, a little list of the smiths that you actually see and consider good, and worth to see?
thanks in advance. greetings.
Hello El Chick, would you share with us, a little list of the smiths that you actually see and consider good, and worth to see?
thanks in advance. greetings.
@Ren Draco
Sure, there are several smiths that I enjoy watching that are very good. Shurap / Cossack Forge is my favorite because I think his style of forging best suits me and my ideas, but some others that I like in no particular order are:
Torbjorn Ahman
Working With Iron Nathan
Gary Huston
Brian Brazeal
Mark Aspery
Joey van der Steeg
Black Bear Forge
Dirty Smith
Glen GS Tongs
DF - In The Shop
KyleRoyerKnives
Alec Steele / Will Stelter
Christ Centered Ironworks
Paul Krzysz
I don't know how much of a TH-cam presence they have, but if you get the chance to look them up, these are some great DVDs / books to check out:
*Knifemaking Unplugged (DVD) by Tim & Marion Lively - this video has been a great inspiration to me because he is showing how you can forge a knife with very basic equipment, and no power. Great for folks starting out.
* Forging Damascus: How to Create Pattern-Welded Blades (DVD) by Jim Hrisoulas - Jim also has several excellent books on creating pattern welded Damascus. If that's your thing, this guy is like the Godfather of Damascus.
*The Skills of a Blacksmith Series of books by Mark Aspery - these are a fantastic series of books that go over the fundamentals of blacksmithing in great detail.
* The Spruce Forge Manual of Locksmithing : A Blacksmith's Guide to Lock Mechanisms by Denis Frechette & Bill Morrison - very interesting little book on locks made by blacksmiths, if that's your thing.
I'm sure there are plenty of others that I am forgetting, but this should be a good little list to start from. Hope this helps!
Torbjörn is fantastic to watch. I enjoy Alec sometimes, but he talks too much.
@@Edgunsuk
I agree that it's annoying to not use the correct term for pattern welds, and it used to bother me quite a bit that others would never label it properly. But honestly these days with the advent of shows such as Forged in Fire and smiths using that term as a verbal shortcut on TH-cam and elsewhere, the two names are pretty much synonymous in the public eye. Personally, I decided to give it a rest and let others call it what they will. I just mentally skip over people calling it "Damascus" all the time and focus on the beauty of what is created...though I'm sure my eye still twitches every time I hear it used incorrectly. :D
I'm simply amazed at the level of work you put out thanks for sharing with the rest of us
The fact that 8,000 people have disliked this video is it true testament that haters are absolutely everywhere. They are all from other people out there trying to forge knives that aren't as cool as this dude and I just think it's hilarious how there's nothing really to hate on in this video. Compared to the normal dislike to like ratio on every other video on TH-cam I guess yours is actually pretty good. Keep doing what you do this video is amazing
That was before TH-cam ruined its platform & hid the dislikes..
I put on my gloves and safety glasses just to watch this video
Fuckin safety... 😂😂🤣
Underrated 😂👌🏼
Not true Damascus steel.
Do you also turn up the heat in your room too?
I ate a turkey sandwich while watching this video
Why did I enjoy the tea part so much?😂 I thought about skipping but just couldn’t
I need that tea frfr somebody tell me what it was
@@jap9520 look up in the description. Hibiscus.
Приятно читать комменты иностранцев, всегда на позитиве! Найдут за что похвалить! Совсем другие люди.
For a moment I was impressed on how accurately he could cut the tape measure pieces to length with measuring them first. Then I the obvious trick
You can tell this guy is an expert,he has still got all his fingers
I thought the same. Maybe gloves wouldn't be as precise and not help much anyways, I dunno.
@@couchpotatoe91 Gloves can get caught in machines and tear fingers/hand off
@@DeltaNachos how would u get a glove caught in a grinder or a press answer me that lol
@@JUNEBUGLLC cloth is more loose than skin and also more grippy so if your hand gets caught in a press or machine it will prevent your hand from escaping
@@couchpotatoe91 he definitely coulda used them at 7:40
i don't know what is more fascinating...the video or youtube recommending this out of the blue.
I shared some of these videos with my daughter this evening. I wanted her to see a master at work.
If the results weren't enough to convince you, the confidence with which he handles the molten iron alone should prove he's a master of his trade
Я тоже люблю ножи делать,правда еще не один не сделал)
Аналогично)))
У тебя все впереди , кроме жопы
@@standoffgun8586 😁
@@standoffgun8586 и ушей
@@fayzmotr ну я не стал перечислять мелочи;)
Да вы, Батенька, знаете толк в извращениях)
Beautiful work! I've watched like 5 of your videos so far and I'm never less than amazed. Well done!
Wow, all the tools and work that went into that blade is astonishing.
Feel like half of them were so unnecessary too 🤣
@@hw7032 he probably bought all those tools and if he doesn't use um his wife nags about wasting money...
Best part of this video was the Jamaica/hibiscus tea break!!!
2:02 looks like a forbidden popsicle.
I thought of licking it 😂
Homer: Mmmmmm.... forbidden popsicle
@@Kohoso95 LMFAO 😂👍💯 I am cultist of the simpsons sort of speak 🙊 😂 it's always on in my house!!!!! So I got this reference immediately!!!💯👍
The type you'll only try once 😅
I respect the low-key shurap mug advertising towards the end
Love the detail and complexity in the tiny patterns.
Наш человек, без перчаток работает!
Какой ваш?
@@user-mj6rm4dh4p Советский!
@@user-bw1uf9to9g чёткий ответ!!!!
@@youngmister3006 Для жалости😆
По технике безопасности не положено на точильных станках
My girlfriend just asked me why it took more than 10 minutes on the toilet...
I take half an hour, ez.
@@RKroese ez
👍🤣🤣🤣 Tell her she's nosey!
@@darrylsmith452 oh this is true
me too
As soon as I saw the color of the tea I didn’t even have to look in the description, hibiscus tea is so good chilled with sugar.
This is for sure blacksmith ASMR
I’ve never been so confused and mesmerised at the same time, I’m still confused 🤷🏼♂️
The exact process is believed to be lost to antiquity. Even this is not a perfect reproduction, but a good 'stab' (sic) at it. If you look at some of the examples of ancient artefacts, made of this wonderous steel; one can see the unusual crystalline structure that runs through it as a result of the unique process.
This is pattern welded steel. Just imagine the same process but instead of using steel you used 2 different colors of clay
@@TrishaXuk im with u. Layer steel that been folded is more like Damascus steel i would think. The knife makers in Damascus times didnt have all those tools. Still knife making and knives fascinate me. I had a really nice collection i lost in house fire. I looked at all the ashes and picked threw but it was not worth it. I walked away
The two materials used etch at a different rate - the tape measure metal likely was mild steel, and as such has higher nickel content and etches brighter when dipped in the etching solution (likely ferric chloride). The stationery knife blades were likely a higher carbon steel, which etched darker. This, combined with the creative use of the dies in the hydraulic press, created the complex pattern seen at the end. This is known in the bladesmithing community as damascus steel.
It's complicated and interesting, but why are you confused? He forged different metals into a blade... It's not that confusing
До меня только дошло что нет ничего проще чем нарезать рулетки в размер)
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Вы о чём?
@@user-sf2pi9hh2r о том что полотно рулетки размечено(в данном случае) в метрической десятичной системе измерения, и чтобы нарезать рулетку на определённые отрезки нет смысла пользоваться дополнительным измерительным инструментом. Что значительно ускорят процесс нарезания на заданные величины отрезков- нет ничего проще чем нарезать рулетки в размер. Или ещё подробнее нужно?
@@AntonLukhash более того, для того что бы нарезать рулетку, ее не обязательно разбирать
@@AntonLukhash , меня с толку сбивают неграмотно написанные строки. Без знаков препинания.
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship!
A true craft by a true craftsman!
Thx for the great content.
Everyone has time for tea. I'm just fascinated by this. The craftsmanship
You ever watch Forged in Fire? It's a pretty good show for terminology.
Tea looked good, too. I'm gonna make some, although it's pre-packaged. No dried petals or leaves.
Interesting way of making a rain drop pattern, instead of drilling holes. Well done
The bubble press?
Is that what making those 'raised dimples' did?
You are truly a master. Thanks for posting 😀
This was the first video i saw of this guy and this channel and this type of youtube video..... And its still one to gi back to.
Вы настоящий мастер, Дмитрий! Спасибо вам за видео!!!
Clever bloke, love the press and bench equipment, really fascinating to watch, thanks for sharing! 👍
1st ever video watched from your channel! This was so awesome the way it turned out.. looking forward to the next video of yours that captures my attention
I don't know how I ended up here. But, wow! I can't believe you made that out of just 2 components and alot of skill! Well done!
Goed gereedschap is het halve werk.
Ви дуже ТАЛАНОВИТА ЛЮДИНА!!!!))) Бажаю Вам багато Щастя!!!!)))
Какаю
Stack of blades reminds me of a giant set of feeler gauges.
That is exactly what i thought. Lol
Next Video:
Damascus Blade Made From Stack of Feeler Gauges
This looks the closest to historical Damascus than any other layered steel I've seen. Extremely good job!
Well this video and the knife both “measured” up well to my expectations! 😃
It was definitely cut out for it
Whatever flux this man is using must be part fairy dust because his forge welds are always immaculate.
Ni hi
Blade Smith's! Your ten minute design window starts... now!
Lol
Ground unicorn horn duh, everyone knows that 😁
@@Diesel257 LMAO 😀 😀 😀
Wow he was able to cut those tape measure segments into equal sizes without even measuring. This guys good
Sorry to be the one to point this out to you but....it's a tape measure. It has measurements on it. He was cutting at the measured lines...
I can literally watch Damascus builds all day everyday!!🙂
8:14 Do you know the name of the infusion?
Beautiful work 👏 I would love to see the finished product...with the handle.
С чайком прикольный ход!))
А вообще Кузнец - молодец!
Хороший ароматный чай, это половина дела.
Я тоже оценил!)
You're on a completely different level with the experimenting of the press dies on this one. ❤️❤️
that little trick surprized me! but the way it caused the metal to pattern was pretty awesome
It looks amazing, a real work of art.
You should be very proud of your craftsmanship, beautiful work.
Me: Meh too tired to cook today, gotta start the oven n shit
This guy: lol
😆
Naah, for lunchbreak he had a pizza from the freezer. I bet!
My haters throw rocks at me and it hurts. I hope they don't throw The Rock at me because I like him as an actor. GAGAGAGAGA!!! I am funny!!! For more amazing jokes you have to visit my YT site, dear viö
Dude made it look easy. Seems like he’s got some experience.
That's absolutely a gorgeous blade!
Shurap is the man, damn I love this dude’s channel
I allways get hypnotized by your work, Dmitry...
Не хватает пару заклинаний для этого ножа, урон от яда +2 и атака огнём +6
Так там души нужны для зачарования
@@arthurmorgan8523 можно использовать лазурит из майна.)
@@user-he2re8kx4b мне больше камни душ по душе
Синей изоленты не хватает
@@user-ri5xq2wt5y синяя изолента это автоматически +100 ко всем статам.
A unique knife! There is no other like it.
This one now one is my new favourite channels 😀
Вот смотрю ролики различных мастеров - и убеждаюсь в том, что каждый должен делать то, что у него лучше всего получается
Чёт у меня лучше всего получается ни хрена не делать, и что мне делать?
@@victoriouzbarbie Так ты ответ в вопросе зашифровал. Получилось: Ни хрена. И ни одна зараза не скажет что ты это плохо делаешь.
Вот именно, у меня хорошо получаеться, смотреть видео, мастер 😎😊
Here's a guy who brews his own automatic transmission fluid.
And this guy doesn’t even drive an automatic
Oh shit I am laughing so hard
I read this before I saw it, didn’t get it. But I laughed my ass off once I saw the brew
Boringgggg
@@shawnwillis767 bro stop talking about yourself, nobody asked.
At first I doubted this video and at the end I was so amazed
I like seeing the juice squeeze out when you first smoosh it
Is it just me or does anyone else find the liquid flux flowing off the heated metal extremely satisfying to watch.
Вау !!!не разбираюсь в ножах и металлах))но оторваться невозможно ❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏
Woooow me encanta como queda casa pieza, y es muy agradable ver todo el proceso de elaboración.
Death by a hundred little, precise cuts - all in one cut!
Didn't even measure those cuts. What a boss.
Which cuts? Of the tape measure? 😅
Lol he looked at the tape measure himself
@@b3nt020 thanks sherlock!
Why mesure a mesure?
@@Michael-rm1bx measure a measure with a measure
Показывали бы ещё, на что способны Ваши ножи. Прочность, способность держать заточку. Красота конечно и лайк!
Вот-вот, ну сейчас похоже дамаск ради дамаска, сувенир
Во во
Не способны ни на что, это сувенирные ножи.
@@demo1331 и это тоже, кому-то нужно. Смотрели его парочку "Кожа дракона"? Да, сувенир, но скорее коллеционный. За дёшево не купишь.
@@user-xf5xd9tx5p Дак об этом и речь, это потрясающе красивые сувениры ручной работы.
Dudes got MAD patience to do THAT kind of layering by hand
Amazing pattern truly 1 of a kind I love its uniqueness
Without adding any background music , this video is so good & natural 💌☑️
Меня очень удивляет такая большая часть дизлайков, ну просто откуда? Все очень круто снято, за 10 минут весь процесс, превью, название соответствует содержанию.
Походу за то что забыл добавить перец...
Потому что простому обывателю непонятно, что он делает. Никаких комментариев, что, как и зачем. Что-то взял, куда-то сунул в какую-то жидкость, зачем-то сунул в какой-то порошок.. Да и коротко и обрывочно. Мужик конечно мастер вроде бы хороший, возможно даже очень, хотя это сложно оценить. Ну а ролики делать как положено, он к сожалению пока что не научился.
вот так взять и новые(!!!), хорошие, вещи ухуячить в хлам ради неизвестно чего. Еслиб он металлолом переработал - дизлайков бы не было. Тоже диз влетил.
А меня удивляют люди, которые ставят фото в наморднике на аву.., вы везде хотите внедриться? Даже там, где вас не должно быть.., в интернете...
5-10 процентов дизлайков для ютуба ето нормально, притом для ютуба нету различий между понравилось, не понравелось, для рекламодателей важна активность аудитории. дизлайк и негативной комент будет по приятней нежели просто игнор.
Great job, amazing pattern, thanks for sharing 👍👍🖖
Wow, that produced a very attractive pattern.
Impressive
How convenient that he doesn't need to measure where to cut measuring tape :3
This guy is a legend of a knife maker Elite dare I say.
Ice and little sugar go great in hibiscus tea.
But us Americans love our sweet cold tea, specifically us Texans hahaha
Much love! Keep on doing what you do!
You are a metal working wizard.
Amazing some of the most intricate damasucus ive ever seen.
Completely love the professional craftsmanship.
Fantastic work mate!! Love the pattern and creativity
That is a crazy but awesome looking pattern. 👍
Your doing damn fine work brother keep it coming I'll keep watching. Thanks 🙏
I dont know what kind of quality the steel you get from a tape measure but damn it is PRETTY
Although usually a company secret I'm betting on either margining steel or spring steel due to the high degree of flexing and requirements for maintained accuracy over a very long distance. Either makes for a high quality knife
"You can't just go throwing metal together, willy nilly!"
*Hahaha, steel press go brrrrr*
It's really not about the hammering as such. The iron/steel does fuse together in the heating process, forming a steel alloy. The hammering is to remove the slag from the steel.
Im guessing the powdery ashy looking substance is flux to help it weld together
So does the Feds printers 🤣
@@harlonboyd7783 🤦🏻♂️
@@harlonboyd7783 HEYOOOOO! 🤣
That came out nicely. Motorbike chain pattern was excellent, as well.
That could actually be a great kitchen knife! Love the pattern on the blade
Stumbled on this completely by accident. Amazing video. I know little of such things but I know enough to tell you are incredibly skilled.
Your kettle and tea pot are gorgeous!!!
Loved watching the forging work! Amazing what you made with such basic things!!!
What was that?
Watching the billet transform into a blade is quite exquisite.
Idk why but that tea looked so good sitting there