Forging two different kitchen knives, similar process (part 1)

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @FredrikSpare
    @FredrikSpare Год назад +1

    Great memories Vinz! You need to come back soon. :)

    • @UKBladeshow
      @UKBladeshow  Год назад

      Don’t tempt me man 🤩🥳 thanks again for this bud. Speak soon!

  • @shaungreen679
    @shaungreen679 Год назад +1

    love to see you back vinz

    • @UKBladeshow
      @UKBladeshow  Год назад

      Hey Shaun! Cheers mate! I haven't been gone-gone as such; just been very busy with so many (good) things going on! I hope you're keeping well man! Thanks for watching!

  • @tobiashangler
    @tobiashangler Год назад +1

    Can't wair to see more!

    • @UKBladeshow
      @UKBladeshow  Год назад +1

      Cheers Tobias! Speak to you again soon!

  • @krissteel4074
    @krissteel4074 Год назад +2

    My guess on the interesting history would be that when I think of 52100 I think of bearings, Sweden's bearing production during WW2 was also somewhat interesting in that they sold them to basically everyone.

    • @UKBladeshow
      @UKBladeshow  Год назад +1

      We'll find out from Fredrik soon. Thanks for watching again bud!

    • @andyc750
      @andyc750 Год назад +3

      the Swedes did indeed sell them to everyone back then as a neutral country, the workers often however sabotaged the batches due to go to Germany

  • @andyc750
    @andyc750 Год назад +1

    another great video

  • @FeatherForge
    @FeatherForge Год назад

    Another great video, Thanks for putting it out.
    Is he using upside down wheelbarrows as forge hoods? If so that's absolute genius.
    Cheers
    Andy

    • @UKBladeshow
      @UKBladeshow  Год назад

      hey Andy! Nice to hear from you again! And yes, it is an upside down wheelbarrow - pure engineering genius don't you think?! Cheers man and speak to you again soon!