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So that’s how it’s done!

Possible suggestion to try. When making canister damascus would using an acetylene rich flame to soot up the inside walls work as a release agent?

Love the work, it weirded me out at first when I saw your video because you look exactly like a famous streamer named StoneMountain64 and I thought you were him that just got into forging.

hi did you ever nickel plated something by yourself to then use it in a canister damast? that would be a cool project?

I love the jumpcut to you having a duct tape bandage on.

That came out beautiful!

Beautiful knife

Looks awesome 👏

should use a sawzall with no blade to vibrate

bros holding the rod(pause) what a menace

After knocking the flux off with the hammer I'd use a wire wheel.

I love making knives but I make them for myself. I make what I want to make when I want to make it. If someone wants to buy it great if they don't even better it gives me an excuse to keep it. There's no way I can ever sell knives for a living I don't ever want to sell anything

Love your videos! Beautiful work.

The most beautiful thing I've ever seen... I would give anything to have it ,,:(

можно было бы смотреть, но твой рот не закрывается

The best way to remove the flux is to soak them over night in water. Once you do that it will slip off in a solid sleeve

Wonderful! BTW, check out Torbjörn's recent clip on MoS2+graphite forge lube.

Love the final results!

Okay looking for the ax hold on I will make one. You want broad or wing?

You have to smelt the shavings the use

I'm very new and raw to forging and making knives. May I ask what is the purpose of twisting the hot metal? I've been watching tons of knife makers on here but I can't find an explanation of why to twist. I'm just learning this craft

Pretty cool/hot ... you can see through it. Fe 👍

If drill a hole in a piece of steel the same size as the welding rod steel then just chuck the bear end in a drill and push it through the hole you drilled and all the flux comes off leaving clean rod

It's tiger stripped Damascus, sweet

Kick ass

How much would a Blacksmith sell a knife like that! It is absolutely a beautiful Bowie!! Well done Sir!!

Great narrating😂😂😂

Better lookn than I expected. . Thanks for the vid

nice job idol

Could you do a Damascus axe with a cherry wood handle I think that would be a beautiful blade. Love the knife it was exquisite work.

U sharpened it be4 the heat treat making the edge weak

Wish I could have told ya how to make a simple jig using Legos or and a angle grinder

A true artist, I love that you tested positive he knife and modified the age geometry acordinly

it looks cool ..almost remindes me of a cheese knife i guess

Great work😊

What does it say on your Anvil?

I like the respiration filter, I tune in to MichaelCthulhu as well!

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Finally , someones videos who are simple,imformative , and enjoyable. No ad derailing is so appreciated

Le vrai damas est originaire de l'Inde... ça c'est du corraige...comme le acier norique...

Bravo emek vermişsiniz güzel bir iş çıkarmışsınız Ama normal bir hurda demirden veya bu is icin hazırlanmis satilan paslanmaz malzemeler dururuken tamamen farkli bir is icin uretilmis pahalı ve 3 gün sonra paslanıp insanları zehirleyecek ve çöp olacak bir malzemeyi kullanarak birde üzerindeki kaplamayı temizlemek için o kadar emek vererek bıçak yapmaya uğraşmak sirf yapabiliyor olduğunuzu göstermek için bu kadar uğraşmak saçma geldi Anlasilan bayağı bir boş vaktiniz var

This knife is really sharp and beautiful. 👍👍

I do like hearing your thought process and a walkthrough of what you are doing. I don't forge myself but I've watched a shed load of forged in fire so I did know what you was doing. Also like the fact you do a test for how well the edge holds. Seen a few forgers that only test sharpness but I've seen you test the edge it fail and then you learn from it and improve the same blade.

Great idea thanks

The kukri has been one of my favourite tools for more than 50 years and I have been fortunate to own one made by the traditional blacksmiths of Nepal. It is an awesome tool. But you, my friend have taken it to a new level. That process you talked us through and all the different steps undertaken to turn out the final product was just so informative, it was like being there with you during the process. You are a master craftsman who has great skill and a very good touch. I envy your skill and it would be a dream come true to own one of your masterpieces. Brilliant work!

I really like the build and enjoy the videos. I just wish people would stop using the term “San Mai” in what seems to be more about the “process” and not the blade construction. San Mai is a cladding construction of a blade, with a more ductal steel body and cladded with a high carbon high hardness cutting edge.

Should have left the flux on em