You could see if they would sponsor making a 1880's tomahawk. They were used by a heck of a lot of people. From the Native American tribes to fur trappers, explorers, and settlers.
Interesting project. The style of knife you have there is called a "Battle Knife". It is really too light for cutting wood. The sharpened upper edge was that way so the knife would be dangerous on the backstroke. The knife was first conceived as a self-defense weapon. It gained a lot of popularity during the war with Mexico and the American Civil War. Most "Bowie Knives" were made in England and decorated with American patriotic symbolisms. It lost favor after the revolver became popular in the last quarter of the 1800s. Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!
Yes to more historical replicas. Great channel. Love the way you cover technology from age old natural material usage all the way to desk top 3D printing. Something for everyone.
you may wanna be carefull about forging at the lower red to black temperatures especially with the sharp dies of the press, its an easy way to form micro fractures in the steel
Yes I’d like to see more replicas. Knives and other items too. Hand tools, farm implements household things. Pre 1880’s preferably. Thanks for showing us your superior skills and inventive approaches.
Ive watched a lot knife forging videos on youtube there all are beautiful yours however keeps history in mind since im american the bowie knife is dear to me thanks sir this video was a pleasure to watch
Nicely done! 👍 Rough and brutal design, and its look like a very efficient. I know nothing about 1880s, but I think, this knife could belong a natural born killer or a bounty hunter. Cool, this knife have a soul! 👍👍👍
A beautiful job on this replica and I would enjoy, very much, seeing more videos like it! Your blacksmithing skills are fantastic to witness and your equipped well to do the projects you do. Carry on, brother!
A great contrast to this project would be a historical replica of an "Arkansas Toothpick". These blades - the Bowie Knife and the Toothpick - are the two iconic "survival knives" of the American Frontier and having them side-by-side would be pretty neat.
Love the look of the knife. Looks pretty authentic as a trappers knife, Indian warrior's knife the knife of a Vivil War veteran living in the western United States following the Civil War. 👍👍
Thanks for another excellent video I always enjoy your craftsmanship and the fact you're not a professional blacksmith but an amateur looking to improve and try new techniques outside your comfort zone and allow us to follow you on your journey.
Hi Gader 👋 Congratulations for your amazing Bowie knive 👏👏👍 It is your first historical replica knive but but what a success 🙌He is magnificent 😍 I love the horn handle and the raw blade 👌 What a superb work for the pommel and the guard 💪 Congratulations again well done 🙇♀ Friendschips Alex from Corsica 😇😉
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You could see if they would sponsor making a 1880's tomahawk.
They were used by a heck of a lot of people. From the Native American tribes to fur trappers, explorers, and settlers.
Interesting project. The style of knife you have there is called a "Battle Knife". It is really too light for cutting wood. The sharpened upper edge was that way so the knife would be dangerous on the backstroke. The knife was first conceived as a self-defense weapon. It gained a lot of popularity during the war with Mexico and the American Civil War. Most "Bowie Knives" were made in England and decorated with American patriotic symbolisms. It lost favor after the revolver became popular in the last quarter of the 1800s. Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!
huh? he reproduced trash, only purpose is to stab n slice... sad piece of history... glad its gone
Yes to more historical replicas.
Great channel. Love the way you cover technology from age old natural material usage all the way to desk top 3D printing. Something for everyone.
I loved your technique on this knife. Leaving the forging and hammer marks was genius! The hand guard was amazing craftsmanship. We’ll done!
I love the scroll in the D-guard and the rough finnish on the blade, makes it look handmade
Love the fact that you used tiller tines, they are absolutely one tough material!
you consistently make some of the best videos of knife making.
you may wanna be carefull about forging at the lower red to black temperatures especially with the sharp dies of the press, its an easy way to form micro fractures in the steel
I like the hammered finish on the steel. Looks great! Thanks for sharing!
Yes I’d like to see more replicas. Knives and other items too. Hand tools, farm implements household things. Pre 1880’s preferably. Thanks for showing us your superior skills and inventive approaches.
Love this , looks like it came straight out of the 1800’s👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
The raw look of the blade is the best part. Then the antler handle has to be next! You did a fantastic job! ☺️
Very nice finished product without all of that museum piece details that make a knife unaffordable to so many !!! Con grats !!!
Yes for sure, I would love to see more videos like this. 👍👍👍
You are an expert blacksmith.
Very nice, I would definitely trust that blade.
That is a beautiful D-guard short sword. Such weapons were carried extensively by the Confederacy during the American Civil War.
Ive watched a lot knife forging videos on youtube there all are beautiful yours however keeps history in mind since im american the bowie knife is dear to me thanks sir this video was a pleasure to watch
You are one of the best blacksmith I have seen on TH-cam...
Beautiful work.
Also a big yes to the historical weapons. Please, don't limit yourself to just blades.
Nicely done! 👍 Rough and brutal design, and its look like a very efficient. I know nothing about 1880s, but I think, this knife could belong a natural born killer or a bounty hunter. Cool, this knife have a soul! 👍👍👍
I’m not fussed on what you make l just like to watch you build it’s always great content
Very nice sword. Please make more projects like this.
Love the blade finish, not a fan of the tang being that narrow though.
Bowie himself made many variations to his knife over the years. Any one of them can be called an "official" Bowie knife.
Excellent craftsmanship!
This was AWESOME !! Such a cool knife wow you have some GREAT skills .....you are a ARTIST !!! I love the Antler handle !! And so so sharp !!
Good my friend I'm happy to watching your videos thank you
Beautiful knife good job well done mister
Absolutely beautiful work! I love this knife. It would be fun to own a replica like that someday
A beautiful job on this replica and I would enjoy, very much, seeing more videos like it! Your blacksmithing skills are fantastic to witness and your equipped well to do the projects you do. Carry on, brother!
I love that you didn't sand it out to a high shine. Looks like it actually came from that time.
Love your word on this.
Seeing you making this movie stuff is always nice to watch!
👍👍👍
Greetings from Canada ! That knife turned out Superb ! Great Job Sir !
I loved your design
And your Corgi.
A great contrast to this project would be a historical replica of an "Arkansas Toothpick". These blades - the Bowie Knife and the Toothpick - are the two iconic "survival knives" of the American Frontier and having them side-by-side would be pretty neat.
I hope you can bring more videos like this forging old knifes😉
i love the spiral
Pirates approve.
Awesome project
So beautiful
I keep coming back time and time again to watch your creations. Keep the quality coming .
What a lovely knife, love the care and attention in every portion of the project
Just when I think you can't come up with something better you make a fool of me very awesome work
Great Job Sir.
Your dog is a champ, by the way....
Love the look of the knife. Looks pretty authentic as a trappers knife, Indian warrior's knife the knife of a Vivil War veteran living in the western United States following the Civil War. 👍👍
Beautiful knife!!!!
Did I tell you, that you're my favorite knife maker?!!! What a piece again!!!!
wow this is a work of art!
Beautiful
the great black beard projects 👏👏
Great knife
You realy need to make a pirate cutlass because you can't be named blackbeard without a pirate cutlass. Unless you have one then I'll have to watch it
Nicely done.
Thanks for another excellent video I always enjoy your craftsmanship and the fact you're not a professional blacksmith but an amateur looking to improve and try new techniques outside your comfort zone and allow us to follow you on your journey.
Awesome d guard Bowie
Now that is some match stick tang .
that's a cool knife
That was fantastic 👍 well done
Very well done.
nice work man!
I hate being critical but for an 1883 replica, I would have loved to have seen it made without a press. Still, I love classic blade designs like this.
Fantastic piece BB! Love it.
She's a pretty knife. Good stuff.
Great build, thanks for sharing it with us, interesting and authentic looking. More of these would be great.
Very cool show - my girlfriend hates western - but liked this show.
Très très jolie réplique ! Bravo
Definitely more videos like this. That's an awesome knife!!
Well done like the Gard . ⚔👍🤠
Very nice
Good work
such a cool knife! Thanks for vid.
I could smell the video when you started working on the horn handle haha, fantastic job on the knife
Nice work! I dont have the fancy equipment but hope to someday make one similar.
It dont matter what you make, it always looks good ❤
Thank you
Nice work as always B.B.. Take care my friend...
Nice job!
Он просто шикарен!😍
beautiful Knife
Nice knife.. good job.. 🤠✋
Thank you for the video, that is very unique and very well done!
That is a beautiful blade!
It's super cool. In my opinion, but I would have put a blood groove fuller on the blade. But well done sir
Great. Show.
Puppy cameo!!!
Demasiado grande el arco de la empuñadura, de resto muy bien
Excelente trabajo maestro
Hi Gader 👋 Congratulations for your amazing Bowie knive 👏👏👍 It is your first historical replica knive but but what a success 🙌He is magnificent 😍 I love the horn handle and the raw blade 👌 What a superb work for the pommel and the guard 💪 Congratulations again well done 🙇♀ Friendschips Alex from Corsica 😇😉
There's a lot of skill and craftsmanship needed to make some thing "rough" look this good.
Great job 👍
Very solid made sir wow wonderful thanks for sharing sir.
another amazing piece....do more BB.... love the doggo!!! so cute....
Awesome, it looks like the real deal. Great job!
Nice and simple model. 👍
Beautiful knife and execution, but it seems either the blade is too long for the tang size or the tang is way undersized for the blade.
Wonderful job 👍 💯 thumbs-up. Cheers
That's a good repo love to watch you make this excellent video thank you for sharing five stars my friend
Nice work 👌
Hope you had fun man, that things almost a sword
This one is pretty sweet, as is most of your work, I really like how you did the steel hand guard , that came out very nice
Thank you very much!