This time I forged Wolf tooth pattern Seax blade and I engraved and inlayed some decorations on it. As usual I tried a lot of new technique and I need to practice them more to improve.
It's always a sad time when you see those sparks coming from the burned steel, nice knife mate, always good to see people getting better at making knives.
i'd like to say, i love your channel and its concept, and of course the content, these all add to amazing videos and very cool knifes/tools/other fancy stuff made from junk, keep doin what you do cause its awesome and stay safe doing it
normally i watch ur vids to relax but this one had me praying u made thru the blade engraving it's a piece of art!! proud to see ur skills getting better with each vid. happy forging!
A very functional tool and a beautiful piece of art. I like the way you showed us your mistake at the beginning. It just goes to show that not everything goes to plan. Great video mate. I look forward to seeing more.
1st forge weld was too hot, 2nd was better because it's not that hot. Also you can try using Iron power to glue the 2 steel, it works better than Borax. I think you should look into the Traditional forge welding of the Japanese to make Ni Mai, 2 layers knives, they explain a lot on not to overheat the 2 metals and using iron powder. Wish you all the best brother.
hello there , yes the first try failed because I almost melted it. I was using new blower that I was not used to it. About the steel powder - I know that people mix it with borax but not by it's own. I think that it will just burn away if I put fine iron powder in the forge. And I don't have access to iron/steel powder where I live. Overall I just need to be more careful with the airflow in my forge :) Thank you for the advices and cheers :)
The Russian orc from Orsk (the whole Western world believes that they are elves, and we are Orcs) really likes this Saxon knife (Seax). Brutal, crudely made. These two pieces have become just worthy of being among the orcs) Thx for your job! It's rude so far, but you're on the right way! 🤘😉
The Saxon. But after 2, 3 generations the "Danes" completely merged with the population from Brittany over Normandy and Ireland all the way to Scotland.
@roel.vinckens Yes, but those were not vikings, nor was there any reason to think they used saex knives. And you miss my point that the knife is most famous for its use by the Anglo-Saxons.
Great video and great craftsmanship! Probably the planning, making of the knife and the video took a month. Also congrats for the new tools, I think I see some of them for the first time.
تلفیق هنر ،صنعت و سنت وظرافت و سختی را به خوبی میتوان در این کار مشاهده کرد .در فورجینگ اولی گرمای بیش از حد و احتمالا" اکسید زیاد متریال کمی مشکل ساز بود اما پس از آن هر چه دیدم زیبایی بود و زیبایی .بسیار بسیار ماهر هستید دوست عزیز من .سپاسگزارم از خلق این لحظات زیبا و بهتون تبریک میگم بخطر مهارت و هنرتون .
Practice makes perfect! 👌💪 Lots of interesting techniques, that was a lot of work! I feel like there's "too much going on" with this knife but that's just my taste. :) Congratulations!
Great workmsnship, especially given your limited tooling, very impressive. The profile is slightly off from a historic perspective for a broken back seax. The break should be another 3-4cm back from the tip, and that should be the thickest part of the blade, with the cross section tapering both towards the tip and the handle.
Thank you and yes you are absolutely right about the shape. I researched a lot of historical examples and I was planning to make it as close as possible , but the bed frame that I used for the body of the blade had holes every 4-5 inches so I was limited of how much material I can use so I don't have hole (or cold shut) in my blade. And at the end it was just not enough. It would have looked much better
Quick question. Have you ever seen Forged in Fire? It's a bladesmithing competition. I think you would do awesome on that show. The artistry on the seax and all of your other blades is absolutely beautiful. If you consider it, I hope you get to compete and show off more of your work on the show.
Omfg u just ceep beting your Own videos that knife is insane idk how u do it u have talent out of this World fucking respekt man👍👍💪 btw do u have a tip to me cuz i have a problem When i have mad my sheads for my knifes the blade gedts this rust kinda look if it stays in the shead do u k why it dose that??
Outstanding design! The carving, engraving, brassinlay, wolfstoothpattern and form of the handle flow together so well.
😂😂😂
It's always a sad time when you see those sparks coming from the burned steel, nice knife mate, always good to see people getting better at making knives.
looks incredible wow, it’s always exciting seeing whenever you upload
That is both stunning and awesome! A true craftsman, a very fine knife and a beautiful work of art! I guess here, second time is the charm.
Fantastic work! quality, and attention to detail
i'd like to say, i love your channel and its concept, and of course the content, these all add to amazing videos and very cool knifes/tools/other fancy stuff made from junk, keep doin what you do cause its awesome and stay safe doing it
normally i watch ur vids to relax but this one had me praying u made thru the blade engraving it's a piece of art!! proud to see ur skills getting better with each vid. happy forging!
A very functional tool and a beautiful piece of art. I like the way you showed us your mistake at the beginning. It just goes to show that not everything goes to plan. Great video mate. I look forward to seeing more.
Thank you sir. And yes - failure is part of the process so so I think it is interesting to show it. I'm glad that you find my work enjoyable :)
@@RustLegion you are most welcome. Keep up the good work.
I loved every step! Nice result… as always! Respect!
1st forge weld was too hot, 2nd was better because it's not that hot. Also you can try using Iron power to glue the 2 steel, it works better than Borax. I think you should look into the Traditional forge welding of the Japanese to make Ni Mai, 2 layers knives, they explain a lot on not to overheat the 2 metals and using iron powder. Wish you all the best brother.
hello there , yes the first try failed because I almost melted it. I was using new blower that I was not used to it. About the steel powder - I know that people mix it with borax but not by it's own. I think that it will just burn away if I put fine iron powder in the forge. And I don't have access to iron/steel powder where I live. Overall I just need to be more careful with the airflow in my forge :) Thank you for the advices and cheers :)
Show him then for fuck sakes let people do n try there own way that's the way to learn
You should be on the forged in fire show
Beautiful work! Nice techniques and the result was amazing!
That is an outstanding work of art -congratulations you've done a great job on it.
Great job! That is a fantastic looking knife!
Thank you ;)
The time and effort you put into this is amazing.....the knife is absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you it was nice learning experience :)
First time seeing this kind of forging. Ppl should try this often
i’ve been wanting to learn blacksmithing so these videos are fun to watch :)
This is really beautiful work, you have gold hands, creating hands, great :).
Outstanding work 👏👏
You're on a whole other level, man.
Es increíble como lográs impresionarme. Quedó hermoso
She's a beauty! Well done lad.
That handle is incredible
Hola buenos días vaya preciosidad que manos tiene saludos
The Russian orc from Orsk (the whole Western world believes that they are elves, and we are Orcs) really likes this Saxon knife (Seax). Brutal, crudely made. These two pieces have become just worthy of being among the orcs)
Thx for your job! It's rude so far, but you're on the right way! 🤘😉
Hey boss what does this mean 🤨
You know there were another people who more famously used seax knives and didn't get along splendidly with the Norse.
The Saxon. But after 2, 3 generations the "Danes" completely merged with the population from Brittany over Normandy and Ireland all the way to Scotland.
@roel.vinckens Yes, but those were not vikings, nor was there any reason to think they used saex knives. And you miss my point that the knife is most famous for its use by the Anglo-Saxons.
Great video and great craftsmanship! Probably the planning, making of the knife and the video took a month. Also congrats for the new tools, I think I see some of them for the first time.
Thank you , and yes I spent my internet dollars on some new toys :)
Never seen anyone forge like that before, and fuck a duck fair play what a knife in the end, 5 star plus mate well done 🤙
Nice job dude,you deserve it!!!,keep going
تلفیق هنر ،صنعت و سنت وظرافت و سختی را به خوبی میتوان در این کار مشاهده کرد .در فورجینگ اولی گرمای بیش از حد و احتمالا" اکسید زیاد متریال کمی مشکل ساز بود اما پس از آن هر چه دیدم زیبایی بود و زیبایی .بسیار بسیار ماهر هستید دوست عزیز من .سپاسگزارم از خلق این لحظات زیبا و بهتون تبریک میگم بخطر مهارت و هنرتون .
Looks amazing. Good job.
Practice makes perfect! 👌💪
Lots of interesting techniques, that was a lot of work!
I feel like there's "too much going on" with this knife but that's just my taste. :)
Congratulations!
Dope AF results, @RustLegion! Now it needs an equally dope sheath to complete the package!
Браво много добро изпълнение!
Отличный нож, уважаемый.Здоровъя и успехов тебе!
Imprecionante cuchillo 👏👏👏👏
Omg you’re back!
Молодец, красивый нож !
Fantástico linda peça parabéns!!
Great workmsnship, especially given your limited tooling, very impressive. The profile is slightly off from a historic perspective for a broken back seax. The break should be another 3-4cm back from the tip, and that should be the thickest part of the blade, with the cross section tapering both towards the tip and the handle.
Thank you and yes you are absolutely right about the shape. I researched a lot of historical examples and I was planning to make it as close as possible , but the bed frame that I used for the body of the blade had holes every 4-5 inches so I was limited of how much material I can use so I don't have hole (or cold shut) in my blade. And at the end it was just not enough. It would have looked much better
@@RustLegion Fair enough, as I said, great work otherwise! Lots of skills on show!
Parabéns foi mais linda que já vi perfeita
magnifique! quel beauté
Nicely done! It is very beautiful. Will you eventually make a nice sheath for it?
Thank you , yes I have plans to make a sheath for it :)
Excellent 😊
any recommendations on budget tools for a beginner forger?
Quick question. Have you ever seen Forged in Fire? It's a bladesmithing competition. I think you would do awesome on that show. The artistry on the seax and all of your other blades is absolutely beautiful. If you consider it, I hope you get to compete and show off more of your work on the show.
Masha Allah
amazing!
How many days to make one knife?
Bonjour
Edt ce que les couteaux que vous forgé sont à vendre ?
Wow😮
3 minutes ago is crazy
TOOP
Покажи все свои виды работ пожалуйста
Omfg u just ceep beting your Own videos that knife is insane idk how u do it u have talent out of this World fucking respekt man👍👍💪 btw do u have a tip to me cuz i have a problem When i have mad my sheads for my knifes the blade gedts this rust kinda look if it stays in the shead do u k why it dose that??
❤
Is there a typo in the title? 😄
Naughty =P
habis habisan kaya nya nih koko pesan apa lako
.. funny..!
seniman besi ok mania ceropa
Made tea knife
Go to forged in fire
tirador
клинок откровенное дерьмо, все остальное красиво...
very late
Awsome