What do you think of the Cerakote finish on this? It's VERY durable and looks quite nice I think. This knife is for sale in my Etsy store (link in the description).
I don't know if it's just the photo, but @15:35 the cerakote looks a bit blotchy near the tip. Also... To make removal of all manner of coatings without damaging the underlying steel a bit easier... You might want to look into ground up nutshells for a blasting medium! Makes removing a somewhat disappointing cerakote to prep for reapplication an absolute breeze! Keep up the awesome work!
Yeah, that last application wasn’t perfect and needed a bit more on the tip. It still looks good in person, the camera might make it look worse. If I had a sand blaster, I certainly would have used that tip!
Its a beauty, and I feel the pain with your finger end, I have a big working weight Nepalese Kukri, they seem to be designed to cut very deep I too have taken some big chunks out of myself sharpening it...I think a Kukri blade is almost always at a shear/skew cut angle whichever way you approach it so when they bite in they really grab and go for it...No wonder the Ghurkas like them so much...wicked build.
Thanks! This one was a fun build because it was fully forged to shape, which I don’t do that often because I’m usually using complex Damascus patterns or San mai. Thanks for watching!
its beautiful! always loved the curves of a kukri its a awesome! knive and the handle makes its even better and the finish is spot on keep up the great work cant wait for the next knive you upload
i love a kukri! in dracula, after jonathan harker escapes from dracula's castle, he uses a kukri while chasing down dracula with his friends. i think it would be super cool to see a vampire-hunting kukri with the silver damascus
it would be great to see a copper damascus on your first hatchet! dont no if thats even posable but if anyone could do it it would look beautiful! please upload soon
Sorry, this one is already almost done. I also wouldn’t recommend the copper Damascus for a hatchet. They take a lot of impact and having a soft metal like copper would probably affect its reliability over time. Certainly you’ll see regularly Damascus hatchets some day though!
I love the excellent craftsmanship on the handle and doing it right I hate when knife makers powered coat or dye the blade then sand the handle and make it look half ass with the bladed colored but the handle raw you did and amazing job congrats
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the look! I'm planning to go with well figured Curly Maple scales and red liners and Perma Blue on the blade! I have the bevels ground in and had to cheat with a 41/2 inch angle grinder! I can still manage to hold that still enough to get good bevels! Since I don't have a decent enough grinder to do it without going through a million belts! It's not going to be for anyone but me, as a camp tool so, any imperfections will be no big deal! I do appreciate your help! Better tools would be a help but, you work with what you have and I doubt I'll live long enough to afford all that I SHOULD have begun collecting MANY years ago! I just turned 69 on the 12th of July so, who knows? Thanks again! I WILL check out your tempering videos!
Great build! Looks great! I like the Cerakote finish on it. I will have to keep that in the back of my mind for future builds. And with this video I'm caught up on all of them! So much great stuff and information. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us! Cheers!
Very nice! Wonder how they color the wood like that? I mill logs and make knife handle blanks myself so I need to figure out how they do that so I can try it :)
Gluing up liners with no parchment or wax paper, brave man. Then again, maybe I'm just messy, hahaha. How did you like the cerakote? I don't think I could do it in my basement, but it's interesting to see the process. Happy Easter, hope all is well, take it easy.
Haha, as soon as I did it, I said “shit, I forgot the paper!” You don’t see it on the video but I removed the clamps and put it on paper. 🤣. I do like the cerakote. Not on every knife obviously but it’s a really nice, durable finish. On “tactical” knives it looks really cool. Happy Easter!
This turned out awesome, Denis! Brave of you to try out the cerakote finish on a knife of this kind, but it worked great! What’s the sharpening system you have there? I have been looking to upgrade my Lansky set for some time now. Cheers dude 🇬🇧🙏🏻🇨🇦
Thanks! It was scary but i think it worked out great! That is a Wicked Edge Go sharpener. I would totally recommend it. Not cheap, $400 or thereabouts with all the diamond stones, but worth it!
Man what a beautiful blade! I want to work with 80CRV2 soon. According to Jason Knight it's a great metal to use. Any tips on using it for the first time?
It moves pretty easy under the hammer. I think forging it is just like 10xx series and there’s no difference. The big difference is it does decarb so you’ll have to grind off more than usual. Particularly when you test it for hardness, you’ll have to grind it a bit first. Other than that aspect, it’s pretty similar. Oh, the peek austenizing temp is a bit higher at 1530 instead of 1475 so that’s another thing to consider. Next week’s Triple-T will be all about heat treating, how-to’s, tips and recipes for different steels. Definitely check that one out!
@@TyrellKnifeworks awesome information! Thanks brother! Ya I will definitely check out that triple T. Your about 1 9f maybe 3 channels I have notifications on for new vids so I'll definitely be watching for that Thursday.
Nice finish. You made the ceracote look easy. Bummer about your finger, occupational hazard 😊. You may need a real sheath rather than your wifes cozy 😆
Definitely NOT 80CRV2, it is relatively new. Most likely they are 15n20 steel, which is basically 1080 plus 2% nickel. 80CRV2 is 1080 plus a bit of CRomium and 2% Vanadium. It's in the name... 1080 + CRomium + V2 = 80CRV2.
@@TyrellKnifeworks another question, will a knife made from it hold an edge without heat treating, or will I need to. Never got hot enough to turn color when it was cut out.
The blade turned out awesome! Just a question with the live edge and the Cerakote. Did you have to file that off with the Wicked Edge Sharpener or did you have the initially taped off?
The edge was just done with the sharpener and the cerakote comes off evenly. No need to tape it off. I don’t think you could get the taping that accurate on a curve like that anyway. Thanks for watching!
Jigs can only get you so far. The setup takes a while and you can only do certain blade profiles. Inside curves (like a kukri) are very difficult, if not impossible, with a jig. You’ll need to learn free hand grinding eventually, you are just delaying the inevitable in my opinion. Thanhs for watching, Alex.
@@TyrellKnifeworks I just found your channel and I'll look to see if you have any tutorials for inside curves, as making kukris is basically the reason I am getting into knifemaking at all. Thanks for the tips.
@@PrenticeBoy1688 sorry! I thought this was a comment on a different video! This is a pretty big blade and it’s for sure s chopper. Plus it’s 80CRV2 so it’s pretty tough
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I absolutely enjoyed every minutes of this great work of art. The coating on the blade seem to work like perfect. Thanks for this wonderful sharing.
Thanks so much! I appreciate you taking a look. I really like the cerakote finish, it’s very durable and looks cool!
Amazing work Denis. Hard to believe this was the ugly piece of metal I was holding just a few weeks ago. It’s absolutely beautiful!!
Thanks! It turned out pretty decent I think. I really like the black out effect on the blade with the burl handle. 👍
Wowwwwwww nice finish and the Knife is so sharp, please keep up the good work
Thanks for checking out the build, Chris!
Wowww, beautiful handle scales! Hell beautiful blade too can't take awayfrom that fact but those handles are gorgeous!
Thanks for taking a look! I do like maple burl for handles. 😉
What do you think of the Cerakote finish on this? It's VERY durable and looks quite nice I think. This knife is for sale in my Etsy store (link in the description).
I don't know if it's just the photo, but @15:35 the cerakote looks a bit blotchy near the tip.
Also... To make removal of all manner of coatings without damaging the underlying steel a bit easier... You might want to look into ground up nutshells for a blasting medium!
Makes removing a somewhat disappointing cerakote to prep for reapplication an absolute breeze!
Keep up the awesome work!
Cerakote is a nice touch 🤘 all around great package. 👍
Yeah, that last application wasn’t perfect and needed a bit more on the tip. It still looks good in person, the camera might make it look worse. If I had a sand blaster, I certainly would have used that tip!
Thanks! It was my first time playing with it and I’ll certainly be doing it again. 👍
I have a few guns Cerakoted. It’s very tough. I didn’t do them myself though but I might try it one day.
i love kukris and that cool coating,handle is beautiful
Thanks, that was a fun thing to learn, the Cerakote. I haven’t don’t it much since but maybe again soon. 👍
Its a beauty, and I feel the pain with your finger end, I have a big working weight Nepalese Kukri, they seem to be designed to cut very deep I too have taken some big chunks out of myself sharpening it...I think a Kukri blade is almost always at a shear/skew cut angle whichever way you approach it so when they bite in they really grab and go for it...No wonder the Ghurkas like them so much...wicked build.
Thanks! This one was a fun build because it was fully forged to shape, which I don’t do that often because I’m usually using complex Damascus patterns or San mai. Thanks for watching!
The lines flow perfect.
Thanks! I was pleased with how it turned out.
its beautiful! always loved the curves of a kukri its a awesome! knive and the handle makes its even better and the finish is spot on keep up the great work cant wait for the next knive you upload
Thanks for checking it out, Gregory! The next build will be my first hatchet!
i love a kukri! in dracula, after jonathan harker escapes from dracula's castle, he uses a kukri while chasing down dracula with his friends. i think it would be super cool to see a vampire-hunting kukri with the silver damascus
Maybe some day! Thanks for watching.
Nice smooth complete passes will make it easier to get a consistent finish. Nice Kukri!
Thanks for checking out the build, Matthew!
Beautiful knife great skill you have love the shape well done nice
Thanks for checking it out, Dave!
Ooo this knife build is beautiful. Love that cerakote and handle finish. Great work!
Thanks Ryan!
Beautiful choice of wood
Thanks for checking it out!
@@TyrellKnifeworks 😁your welcome
Yes sir, that's a beautifully sick blade. Beast job on it. I love the kukuri style blades
Thanks, this one was a fun build. I need to do another one at some point.
Wow that came out great
Thanks for taking a look at this one, Britt. It was my first time doing a keracote finish.. I like it!
Thats beautiful! I love the combination of the cerakote and the burl, it just makes everything pop!
Thanks! I thought it would make a good combo! 👍
@@TyrellKnifeworks you were right!
very beautiful kukri, i love the black blade contrast with the blue burl handle
Thanks Shaun! That’s what I was going for. 👍
The cerakote looks awesome!! Think I may have to try that on some blades in the future. Great work as always Denis!🔥⚒💪🏻
Thanks Spencer! I was pleased with the cerakote. It’s a really durable finish. It does take some practice to apply correctly though.
Super clean with the cerakote. Awesome choice of scales to! A+
Thanks Airin! 👍
Beautiful!
Thanks for taking a look, Jaran!
Came out absolutely stunning. Fantastic work :-)
Thanks, Lucas! I appreciate that
it would be great to see a copper damascus on your first hatchet! dont no if thats even posable but if anyone could do it it would look beautiful! please upload soon
Sorry, this one is already almost done. I also wouldn’t recommend the copper Damascus for a hatchet. They take a lot of impact and having a soft metal like copper would probably affect its reliability over time. Certainly you’ll see regularly Damascus hatchets some day though!
Nice job, and the finish the cera kote is awesome.
Thanks! It was fun to try something new! 👍
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks for checking it out!
I love the excellent craftsmanship on the handle and doing it right I hate when knife makers powered coat or dye the blade then sand the handle and make it look half ass with the bladed colored but the handle raw you did and amazing job congrats
Thanks for checking it out, Riley!
awesome!
Thanks for taking a look!
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the look!
I'm planning to go with well figured Curly Maple scales and red liners and Perma Blue on the blade! I have the bevels ground in and had to cheat with a 41/2 inch angle grinder! I can still manage to hold that still enough to get good bevels! Since I don't have a decent enough grinder to do it without going through a million belts! It's not going to be for anyone but me, as a camp tool so, any imperfections will be no big deal!
I do appreciate your help! Better tools would be a help but, you work with what you have and I doubt I'll live long enough to afford all that I SHOULD have begun collecting MANY years ago! I just turned 69 on the 12th of July so, who knows?
Thanks again! I WILL check out your tempering videos!
Thanks for checking it out, Kim! It’s awesome that you can make one yourself, no matter what tooling was used! 👍
Great build! Looks great! I like the Cerakote finish on it. I will have to keep that in the back of my mind for future builds. And with this video I'm caught up on all of them! So much great stuff and information. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us! Cheers!
Thanks for joining and being a part of the channel! Some cool builds coming up! 👍
Salute, now that a sexy looking Khukuri right there.
Thanks for checking out this build, Roy!
Those kant twist clamps are awsome right. They are easy to keep out of the way. Great job on the blade. It looks really sweet
Thanks Bobby! I’m happy with the result! 👍
It is awesome, love from india ,I would like to see copper Damascus in kukri
Thanks for checking it out, Vicky!
Very nice! Wonder how they color the wood like that? I mill logs and make knife handle blanks myself so I need to figure out how they do that so I can try it :)
The wood is dyed and then put in a vacuum chamber with resin. I’m no expert though. I’m sure there’s a ton of videos on it. Thanks for watching.
yes your make sence but t cant wait to see your first hatche
Coming soon this Sunday! It's pretty much done, I just have to coat the handle and put an edge on it! 👍🏻. (and edit the whole video... 😜)
Gluing up liners with no parchment or wax paper, brave man. Then again, maybe I'm just messy, hahaha. How did you like the cerakote? I don't think I could do it in my basement, but it's interesting to see the process. Happy Easter, hope all is well, take it easy.
Haha, as soon as I did it, I said “shit, I forgot the paper!” You don’t see it on the video but I removed the clamps and put it on paper. 🤣. I do like the cerakote. Not on every knife obviously but it’s a really nice, durable finish. On “tactical” knives it looks really cool. Happy Easter!
Tyrell, this knife is amazing! Can you tell me how they make the burl blue? That handle is amazing! Excellent work!!
The burl is dyed during stabilization I think. I’m no pro at stabilizing though. Thanks for watching!
@Tyrell Knifeworks, what sharpening system are you using at 15:01? It looks awesome, I wouldn't mind getting my hands on one.
It’s a Wicked Edge sharpener. Not cheap but worth it! Thanks for watching!
👍👍👍 kukri
Thanks for watcing.
This turned out awesome, Denis!
Brave of you to try out the cerakote finish on a knife of this kind, but it worked great!
What’s the sharpening system you have there? I have been looking to upgrade my Lansky set for some time now.
Cheers dude 🇬🇧🙏🏻🇨🇦
Thanks! It was scary but i think it worked out great! That is a Wicked Edge Go sharpener. I would totally recommend it. Not cheap, $400 or thereabouts with all the diamond stones, but worth it!
@@TyrellKnifeworks
Cheers, I'll check 'em out!
Man what a beautiful blade! I want to work with 80CRV2 soon. According to Jason Knight it's a great metal to use. Any tips on using it for the first time?
It moves pretty easy under the hammer. I think forging it is just like 10xx series and there’s no difference. The big difference is it does decarb so you’ll have to grind off more than usual. Particularly when you test it for hardness, you’ll have to grind it a bit first. Other than that aspect, it’s pretty similar. Oh, the peek austenizing temp is a bit higher at 1530 instead of 1475 so that’s another thing to consider. Next week’s Triple-T will be all about heat treating, how-to’s, tips and recipes for different steels. Definitely check that one out!
@@TyrellKnifeworks awesome information! Thanks brother! Ya I will definitely check out that triple T. Your about 1 9f maybe 3 channels I have notifications on for new vids so I'll definitely be watching for that Thursday.
Nice finish. You made the ceracote look easy. Bummer about your finger, occupational hazard 😊. You may need a real sheath rather than your wifes cozy 😆
🤣 my wife thought that was funny! Yeah I think this one will get leather instead of yarn. 😜
Do you know what type of steel, sawmill circular resaw blades are made from by chance? I think it's 80 crv2, but not positive.
Definitely NOT 80CRV2, it is relatively new. Most likely they are 15n20 steel, which is basically 1080 plus 2% nickel. 80CRV2 is 1080 plus a bit of CRomium and 2% Vanadium. It's in the name... 1080 + CRomium + V2 = 80CRV2.
@@TyrellKnifeworks another question, will a knife made from it hold an edge without heat treating, or will I need to. Never got hot enough to turn color when it was cut out.
hola Buen video saludo
¡Gracias por mirar, Romeo!
The blade turned out awesome! Just a question with the live edge and the Cerakote. Did you have to file that off with the Wicked Edge Sharpener or did you have the initially taped off?
The edge was just done with the sharpener and the cerakote comes off evenly. No need to tape it off. I don’t think you could get the taping that accurate on a curve like that anyway. Thanks for watching!
Alright, awesome! Good to know! Thanks for the quick reply!
What is that sharpening jig you used called?
It’s called the Wicked Edge sharpening system. Thanks for watching, Eric!
What's the point in freehand grinding when you have a jig? I'm a beginner, looking for any tips you can spare!
Jigs can only get you so far. The setup takes a while and you can only do certain blade profiles. Inside curves (like a kukri) are very difficult, if not impossible, with a jig. You’ll need to learn free hand grinding eventually, you are just delaying the inevitable in my opinion. Thanhs for watching, Alex.
@@TyrellKnifeworks I just found your channel and I'll look to see if you have any tutorials for inside curves, as making kukris is basically the reason I am getting into knifemaking at all. Thanks for the tips.
@@alexanderkempf9828 checkout my Beginner Series playlist. There are grinding tutorial videos in there.
@@TyrellKnifeworks just watched the entire beginning playlist. I learned a TON. Thanks for putting that together.
@@alexanderkempf9828 thank you for following the series! Now on to the intermediate one! 😜
Cerokote? Cool eye deer.
Thanks for checking out the build, Tony!
I spelled it wrong lol. The kukri is awesome though
Looks really sharp, but the blade needs to be larger and heavier. Have to be able to chop your way through jungle vines ... and insurgents.
Well it’s a bowie, not a chopper. 😜. Thanks for watching!
@@TyrellKnifeworks Fair enough. I lust after a top quality, Nepalese-made army pattern kukri. Too bloody expensive, though.
@@PrenticeBoy1688 sorry! I thought this was a comment on a different video! This is a pretty big blade and it’s for sure s chopper. Plus it’s 80CRV2 so it’s pretty tough
@@TyrellKnifeworks I wasn't prepared to press the issue. 😉 Do my ears deceive me, or do I detect a bit of a metric accent?
@@PrenticeBoy1688 yup, I’m actually Canadian, but I’ve lived in California for the past 21 years.
I have to say the craftsmanship is incredible but that blade is only half the size of a real Kukri
The pictures are deceiving, this is certainly full size. Thanks for watching, Jason.
hi what is cerakote
It’s a paint-like coating. It is a two part with a color and a hardener. It’s popular for guns. Thanks for watching.
Allah support to you skill fallpeopledon'tfoundinthecountry
Thanks for watching
Jazakallah Kahakaro
It looks amazing but I'm not sure it's a Kukri tbh.
It’s definitely a kukri. Thanks for watching.
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