@@davistrobach1484 I haven't decided if I'm going to sell this piece. I may keep it for display purposes on the table. Not sure yet. Thanks for checking it out!
Great quote "Blacksmiths don't make mistakes, they just make smaller knives." Nice recovery from the flawed seam. The Damascus pattern is beautiful. Truly a deadly work of art.
That turned out Crazy Cool! Nice work sir! I really appreciate how you take the time in editing to add the visualization of the pattern weld steps, it really helps to understand how the process works.
That was sooo much steel! Incredible to think about how much time went into this and also that a single pass with the wrong orientation could possibly mess up the whole pattern, I can see why you had to do acid 🤣 Amazing work Denis! i'm glad you're in the seperate judges competition 😁
Wow! Now that's beautiful !! With the blade curve back the other way and the tailfin and dorsal an pectal fins to suit, would be an incredible filleting knife from hell!!!... How many fisherman agree?? Make your fishing buddies jellious or what!..??
It has the length but not the flexibility of a filet knife. Plus the forward curve would be problematic. Thanks for the thought and for watching, Duke!
Thank you for adding the visual representation of the pattern during each stage of the process. I've often wondered how things look throughout these drawing out and restacking stages..great work!
This is one of the best knife designs I have ever seen... kudos on the idea and the fabrication. I can only imagine how much nicer it would have been to have the "teeth".
Ouah, c'est vraiment un régal à regarder! le résultat est impressionnant et les explications sont claires. les seuls points négatifs de cette vidéo auront été les publicités. Merci de me faire découvrir votre passion!!
You will win this challenge too Denis. You have a title to defend! Amazing work as usual brother. Its truly an honor getting to watch you do something you love.
That is fantastic, the very definition of a fantasy blade. I look fwd to seeing what the others do. The diagrams showing the pattern are really useful in understanding the process.
Tyrell, watching your videos on knife making from start to end result is truly amazing. As a practitioner of Philippine Martial Arts where blades are a integral element of this combat fighting system, one day I hope I can put in a request for a set of Parang machetes. Your blade forging for me is a thing of beauty, keep on doing what you, respect…
WOW! Absolutely stunning. The colors flow beautifully with the profile of the knife. The chatoyance of the handle finish gives the effect as though its swimming through crystal clear water in search of prey. ⚡
Looks . . . Apex! Well done yet again sir. What a spectacular representation of the spirit of your creative Avatar! This build off is likely to be an amazing event! Little eruptions of creative energy going off across the globe! Best of luck to all contestants! Be well.
That is one extraordinary, fantastic channel/logo knife to support & pay respect to the contestests challenge efforts. Beautiful work ... but more importantly, a great example to show how the 'finest' sausage is made (recovery). Thanks Denis T.
Absolutely beautiful pattern! You definitely have the vision as to material disruption to achieve a pattern. I can only imagine how many hours you have into this build. Again, beautiful! (as usual!)
Now this is a nice fantasy blade. Many "proper" smiths fail to incorporate a fantastic element or default to making a blade with "elven" decorations. This one has a fairly unique theme that makes it easy to picture it in the hands of a merfolk assassin or someone like that. The shape of the blade goes with that theme: A slim blade with a relatively fragile guard, great for gutting fish as well as sneakily slashing and stabbing in a backhanded grip, and the hilt looks like it could be utilized too in a pinch. Great job.
Beautiful smaller fantasy knife and a great making it also!! The handle looks perfect for the themed knife you was going for!!! Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
I love how the notches in the spine mimic a sharks gills! The long upper part of the tail fin pommel and the blue colour you went for, also with the long and thin blade, really makes me associate this blade with thresher sharks.
It's so satisfying watching your Video's! In Medieval Times I'm sure you could have convinced someone that wielding that knive he get's to command the Ocean! It looks soooo awesome!
True master blade smith!! And for the fact to have shown the progress throughout the video and keep it entertaining as always. Very educational and amazing video brother. Love the shark knife
That, sir, is epic! Appreciate the journey. I'm fascinated by the reverse curve/edge knives. Like a karambit they just look menacing. Great choice on the tiger maple too, it took the blue coloring well.
That looks amazing, always so creative, that scale image from the pattern and the guard and pommel design, sorry you had that malfunction with the steel, still one of the best blades.
Amazing build!!! Is an understatement. Thank you for putting this challenge together. It’s awesome to see all these builds. Makes me want to get back in my shop and get to making something cool. Appreciate you and your details, especially the cutaway views of how you are stacking etc. it is helpful to me as I develop my own skills. Phil at PJT forge rocks!
Very cool! Huge fan of fantasy knives. I think I’m going to like this challenge. I like that even the pattern in the blade, to me, had a shark look to it.
Like always.. NICE.. I have a question.. What do you do with your cut offs & end pieces??? I asked cause a friend of mine who is also a knife maker puts his scrap Damascus cut offs and ends into a crucible to melt it (in a mud furnace/forge) and lets it cool on it's own and he then has a chunk of wootz steel.. Then just forges a knife.. No folding needed.. All the wootz knives and other things he makes has a distinctive pattern and looks so amazing...
Thanks for checking out this Shark Knife build! Any questions about it?
Can you make a shark axe?
Bro this looks amazing, I am an absolute fan of sharks, even purchased a custom shark knife once, could I possible buy this someway?
@@powertea1878 Maybe if the next challenge is the Chopper Challenge. 😜. Thanks for watching
@@davistrobach1484 I haven't decided if I'm going to sell this piece. I may keep it for display purposes on the table. Not sure yet. Thanks for checking it out!
i was hoping to buy any of your amazing knifes or swordes
Great quote "Blacksmiths don't make mistakes, they just make smaller knives."
Nice recovery from the flawed seam. The Damascus pattern is beautiful. Truly a deadly work of art.
Thanks for checking it out, Russ!
That turned out Crazy Cool! Nice work sir! I really appreciate how you take the time in editing to add the visualization of the pattern weld steps, it really helps to understand how the process works.
Everyone seems to love the graphics so I keep doing them. I’m a visual learner myself so it helps me too! Thanks for watching
That Damascus pattern is absolutely jawdropping! Absolutely stunning as ever brother.
Thanks, Phil!
Looks fit for a prince of the sea. Legend has it that the sword provides control over the sharks and by proxy the sea as well. 🌊👍
Thanks for checking it out, Darin!
That is one absolutely gorgeous piece of crazy art, and the different kind of materials compliments each other brilliantly! Nce work!
Thanks for taking a look, Carla!
Thanks for explaining and visualizing pattern, i would be lost without it.
I’m glad it was helpful, Nikola! Thanks for watching
That was sooo much steel! Incredible to think about how much time went into this and also that a single pass with the wrong orientation could possibly mess up the whole pattern, I can see why you had to do acid 🤣
Amazing work Denis! i'm glad you're in the seperate judges competition 😁
Thanks, but your whip sword is a serious contender this round!
@@TyrellKnifeworks Thanks! It's truly amazing how many awesome builds we've got this round
Wow！ this pattern fits perfectly into the shape of the shark! Perfect build!🍻
Thanks for checking it out, Han!
I love these challenges- its great to see other makers I didnt even know existed.
That’s what they’re all about! I think we are seeing some rising stars in this one! Thanks for watching, Lanny!
for several work and your achievement ... i say congratulations to you Tyrell ... !!!
Thanks for taking a look!
Crazy how well this turned out with that seam having formed. Truly, you're a master to recover from that and produce something this amazing!
Thanks for checking it out, Daryl!
@@TyrellKnifeworks You're welcome.
Awesome blade, I usually have a preference towards more traditional blades but can't help but fall in love with the pattern and quality
Thanks for watching, Cody!
Solamente pura arte! Felicitaciones!!!🙏👍👍
¡Muchas gracias! Aprecio que estés mirando.
Such an incredible concept and execution! Great work!
Thanks for checking it out, Nolan!
Wow 😲 very beautiful work 👍👍👍👏👏👏🦈🦈🦈
Thanks for taking a look!
That. Is. SICK!!!!! 🤯
Those fins are unbelievably beautiful!!
Thanks so much! It was a fun build but certainly had me pulling my hair out a few times. 😉. Thanhs for watching.
Stunning. Speechless. So beautiful. Thank you.
Thanks for watching, Kevin!
Beautiful work , gotta love the shark
Thanks for checking it out, Ryan!
Wow! Now that's beautiful !!
With the blade curve back the other way and the tailfin and dorsal an pectal fins to suit, would be an incredible filleting knife from hell!!!...
How many fisherman agree?? Make your fishing buddies jellious or what!..??
It has the length but not the flexibility of a filet knife. Plus the forward curve would be problematic. Thanks for the thought and for watching, Duke!
Wow this is truly amazing thank all of you guys for putting such beautifully made blades on this earth your truly Gods❤
Thanks so much! I appreciate you taking a look.
As a lover of sharks and knives, I’m currently drooling.🤤
I’m glad you like it, thanks for watching!
Thank you for adding the visual representation of the pattern during each stage of the process. I've often wondered how things look throughout these drawing out and restacking stages..great work!
I’m glad the graphics are helpful. Thanks for watching!
@@TyrellKnifeworks thanks for the education! Your work is truly exquisite
This is one of the best knife designs I have ever seen... kudos on the idea and the fabrication. I can only imagine how much nicer it would have been to have the "teeth".
Yeah it was unfortunate, but it still turns out decent. Thanks for watching, Keith.
Omw that is 1 of the best blades you have ever made. It is very beautiful stunning great job and I really love it 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Thanks so much, Mark! It was a fun build, even though it gave me a headache at times.
Ouah, c'est vraiment un régal à regarder! le résultat est impressionnant et les explications sont claires. les seuls points négatifs de cette vidéo auront été les publicités. Merci de me faire découvrir votre passion!!
Merci d'avoir vérifié cette construction, Steve!
I can only appreciate the beauty of that knife in one word, “WOW”!
Thanks for watching, Al!
That is such an awesome pattern in the steel and the blued fittings look beautiful. I think this knife deserves a nice shark skin sheath!
Yes, I haven’t thought about a sheath yet. Sharkskin is a good idea though. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful knife! The pattern is amazing, and the blue guard and handle work great.
Thanks for checking out this build, Bob!
This is top 5 of my favorites of your work.
Thanks so much! I wasn’t sure how everyone would receive this one.
Jeebus!! That turned out amazing. Cant wait to see everyone's blades for this challenge.
So many cool builds this time! Definitely check them all out!
A work of art!!!
Absolutely loved the whole build
Thanks for checking it out!
Damascus blades are always so amazing 🔥
Thanks for watching, Priyanshu!
@@TyrellKnifeworks thank you for creating such amazing videos
your knowledge of the forging techniques shows the world you surely know what you are doing! great work!
Thanks for watching, Tony!
That. Looks. Phenomenal! Very well done!
Thanks for watching, Gord!
You will win this challenge too Denis. You have a title to defend! Amazing work as usual brother. Its truly an honor getting to watch you do something you love.
Well I’m a judge so you can’t vote for me and I can’t win. There are so many cool builds in this one, it’s going to be tough to choose!
That is fantastic, the very definition of a fantasy blade. I look fwd to seeing what the others do. The diagrams showing the pattern are really useful in understanding the process.
I’m glad the graphics are helpful. Thanks for watching, Steve!
Magnificent and a workof Art !!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much, Jerry! I appreciate you watching, as always. 😉
Striking! Another creative and beautiful blade!
Thanks for watching, Ralph!
No question. You did a great job! Awesome knife! Thanks for explaining your steps. Not everyone describes what goes into their builds.
Thanks for checking it out, Jerry!
Ingenious pattern idea though. Love the outside of the box thinking.
Thanks, brother!
Well sir, like last year…you are on an other level … astounding!
Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching.
Awesome work, you are a maker handle and are a work
of art...
Thanks for taking a look!
Now that looks sweet nice job on the shark knife that could be a real winner
This knife did indeed win the challenge. 😉. Thanks for watching.
Wow man!! That's came out amazing!! Got my etching figured out, Thanks again for your help and advice!!
Thanks for watching, Brian!
WOW!!!! That is a WICKED looking blade! I love how the pattern turned out! Such an awesome knife! Well Done Sir!
Thanks so much, Nick! I appreciate you watching!
Fantastic knive. So much effort.
Thank you for showing the mistakes/flaws as well.
Turned out beautiful.
Thanks for watching, Johannes!
Tyrell, watching your videos on knife making from start to end result is truly amazing. As a practitioner of Philippine Martial Arts where blades are a integral element of this combat fighting system, one day I hope I can put in a request for a set of Parang machetes. Your blade forging for me is a thing of beauty, keep on doing what you, respect…
Maybe I’ll do some parang machetes some day! Thanks for watching
Beautiful knife once again. Good luck with the contest.
Thanks for taking a look!
O, the final result is impressive. Very like the handle.
Thanks for watching, Kirill!
Nice quality work the time to do it is epic thanks for showing us.
Thanks for checking it out!
The piece turned out spectacular! Thanks for taking us all along for the build. Good luck on the judging!
Thanks for watching, David! The judging will be tough! So many cool builds this time!
Truly a beautiful piece of art in itself and its making.
Thanks for taking a look!
By far the coolest "fantasy" piece I've ever seen. Getting out of the d&d space is much appreciated!
I do love me some D&D type fantasy but thought I’d go a different way this time. Thanks for checking it out, Joshua!
Wow mate, this is a great design! Can't wait till it's finished
Finished? It’s finished now, except for a sheath
WOW! Absolutely stunning. The colors flow beautifully with the profile of the knife. The chatoyance of the handle finish gives the effect as though its swimming through crystal clear water in search of prey. ⚡
That’s a great description! Thanks for checking it out!
It's always a pleasure watching your videos. Very creative and beautiful knife.
Thanks so much for watching, Quincy!
Looks . . . Apex! Well done yet again sir. What a spectacular representation of the spirit of your creative Avatar! This build off is likely to be an amazing event! Little eruptions of creative energy going off across the globe! Best of luck to all contestants! Be well.
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Thanks for checking it out!
Fascinating horror soundtrack ❤ sweet shark blade ❤ too perfect 😂
Thanks for taking a look!
About to watch this video, but I have to say I love the thumbnail. It looks so good already, I can't wait to watch how it was made!
I hope it met your expectations. Thanks for watching
@@TyrellKnifeworks it was awesome, best one I've seen so far!
That is one extraordinary, fantastic channel/logo knife to support & pay respect to the contestests challenge efforts. Beautiful work ... but more importantly, a great example to show how the 'finest' sausage is made (recovery). Thanks Denis T.
Thanks so much for watching, Byron!
Thanks for the narrations, and I was honestly expecting a shark skin leather wrap.
I’ll probably do a sharkskin sheath for it at some point. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely beautiful pattern! You definitely have the vision as to material disruption to achieve a pattern. I can only imagine how many hours you have into this build. Again, beautiful! (as usual!)
Thanks so much, Mark! I appreciate your support!
Just beautiful is all I can say. Very cool concept and turned out better than I could have imagined.
Thanks for checking it out, Jeremy!
Now this is a nice fantasy blade. Many "proper" smiths fail to incorporate a fantastic element or default to making a blade with "elven" decorations. This one has a fairly unique theme that makes it easy to picture it in the hands of a merfolk assassin or someone like that. The shape of the blade goes with that theme: A slim blade with a relatively fragile guard, great for gutting fish as well as sneakily slashing and stabbing in a backhanded grip, and the hilt looks like it could be utilized too in a pinch. Great job.
Thanks for checking out this build, Christopher!
beautiful knife and pattern and that handle ,i love this knife
Thanks for checking out this build, Vladimir!
Another Masterpiece!!!
Great knife, Denis!
Thanks so much, Eugene! I appreciate you checking it out.
Perfect, no words...!
Thanks so much for watching!
This scores high with me. I really like the shape of your Damascus steel. For a fantasy knife its really good.
Greetings,
Jeff
Thanks for checking this one out, Jeff
Beautiful smaller fantasy knife and a great making it also!! The handle looks perfect for the themed knife you was going for!!!
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks for checking out this build!
@@TyrellKnifeworks You're welcome!!
I love how the notches in the spine mimic a sharks gills! The long upper part of the tail fin pommel and the blue colour you went for, also with the long and thin blade, really makes me associate this blade with thresher sharks.
Excellent, that’s exactly what I was going for! 👍. Thanks for watching, Rebecca!
Absolutely beautiful shark knife. Your knowledge and skill is unbelievable.
Thanks so much for watching, Richard!
Man that blade is a work of art!
Thanks for watching, Jason!
It's so satisfying watching your Video's! In Medieval Times I'm sure you could have convinced someone that wielding that knive he get's to command the Ocean! It looks soooo awesome!
Hmnm.. maybe I'll call it Ocean Master. 🤣. Thanks for watching, Max!
A beautiful blade turned out! Even despite the trouble with the butt. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching!
Wow just wow a true artist
Thanks for watching, David!
💥❤Огонь! Браво!❤❤❤👍
Спасибо, что следите за каналом!
Just... wow🦈
Thanks for taking a look!
True master blade smith!! And for the fact to have shown the progress throughout the video and keep it entertaining as always. Very educational and amazing video brother. Love the shark knife
Thanks for watching, Nico!
Once again, amazing work.
Thanks for checking it out!
Great and creative work ,congratulation👏🏻👏🏻 you are a master
Thanks for taking a look, Jose!
This is just... WOW! Awesome work.
Thanks for watching, Justin!
looks amazing I love the handle and the guard
Thanks for checking out the build!
That, sir, is epic! Appreciate the journey. I'm fascinated by the reverse curve/edge knives. Like a karambit they just look menacing. Great choice on the tiger maple too, it took the blue coloring well.
Thanks for checking it out, Mel!
Looks insane. The damascus pattern turned out beautiful.
Thanks for taking a look!
Awesome talent....really cool knife!!!
Thanks for checking it out, Ernie!
Absolutely amazing!
Thanks for taking a look!
That looks amazing, always so creative, that scale image from the pattern and the guard and pommel design, sorry you had that malfunction with the steel, still one of the best blades.
Thanks for checking it out!
The blues and greens work beautifully with the shark theme and the scales in the damascus are wonderful :)
Thanks so much! I appreciate you taking a look!
Amazing work Dennis! Epic skill and gorgeous blade. The graphics with the patterns was a home run as well. Amazing video!
Thanks, brother! I appreciate you watching, as always!
Amazing build!!! Is an understatement. Thank you for putting this challenge together. It’s awesome to see all these builds. Makes me want to get back in my shop and get to making something cool. Appreciate you and your details, especially the cutaway views of how you are stacking etc. it is helpful to me as I develop my own skills. Phil at PJT forge rocks!
I’m glad it might inspire you to make something! Phil’s build is one of my favs so far this challenge! Thanks for watching
Very cool! Huge fan of fantasy knives. I think I’m going to like this challenge. I like that even the pattern in the blade, to me, had a shark look to it.
Sooo many cool builds in this challenge! Be sure to check them all out. Thanks for watching, Michael.
Can't wait to see more
That's a seriously badass piece of work man.
Thanks for watching!
Very sharknado ❤ love it 🥰 your a amazing smith 😎
Thanks for watching, Ed!
That pattern is nutty. Fantastic work as always.
Thanks for watching, Robert!
Like always.. NICE.. I have a question.. What do you do with your cut offs & end pieces??? I asked cause a friend of mine who is also a knife maker puts his scrap Damascus cut offs and ends into a crucible to melt it (in a mud furnace/forge) and lets it cool on it's own and he then has a chunk of wootz steel.. Then just forges a knife.. No folding needed.. All the wootz knives and other things he makes has a distinctive pattern and looks so amazing...
I’ve done canister “fossil” Damascus a few times. I safe all the pieces for that. Thanks for watching.
OMG what a beauty! Great concept and execution!
Thanks for watching, Daniel!
That is crazy awesome great job!!!!
Thanks for watching, Chris!