What about April 11, 2023? Also, my dog’s name is Barry, so I can use his piss! Piss quench, bro, this is brilliant! I really can’t wait to try this Edit: after piss quenching and sharpening, my beard grew three times its size and now looks three times as masculine.
Followed these instructions to the T and accidentally dropped the knife... it cut through time and space and is now in a different dimension... what do I do now?
No matter how hard I try or how many attempts I make , I don’t think I will ever come close to what you have achieved with this masterpiece. Truly phenomenal! I think I will begin making spoons. I could not bear the shame I would feel attempting to make an inferior knife in the shadow you have created. You are “The Master “!
I've used this steel (I have a source in the US) - It's molecular / Checmical structure was found to be: Iron sulfide, FeS2 - AKA Pyrite. Amazing stuff!!
Is there any way possible we lowly mortals could learn at the feet of the master? You MUST begin to pass on all this wisdom to the masses. These skills will surely bring the world together in perfect harmony O Great One....LOL This was an absolute treat to watch! Well done! Cheers from Canada
I only used this steel one time, like you probably made my best knife ever...but when I was done I accidentally dropped it on the concrete floor of my shop, and well it went straight through 🤦♂️. I think because of my perfect geometry and superior tip, it may still be making its way towards the Earths core. 😉
Now that sir, is an excellent piece of feedback.... I should of warned about dropping the knife. This steel is truly amazing.... Last time was able to source it I got it from here - goo.gl/maps/PpYWPt1pKf1jLZaZ8
This is my first Red Beard Ops video. By about 3 minutes in I did not have a very high opinion of you. Then I read some comments. April Fool's Day indeed. Well done sir. Well done. 😃
Was getting confused for a bit, but made total sense about the hollow in the handle being dictated by which hand you use. I would caution that the hollow in the handle should also be opposite of the hollow grind section of the blade to minimize the chances of a vortex while slashing.
@@RedBeardOps I almost didnt just out of spite after seeing your one handed bevels still looking better than most of mine, but I swallowed my pride for the good of all mankind. Slashing with such a knife with grinds not opposite could damage the space time continuum.
Have you ever used EDM stones , I used to run a Mits EDM carbon sinker machine . The polisher would use these stones , that’s what they used to get the scratch marks from the grinder or carbon eltrodes off fairly quickly. I use 120-1000 stones , then wet/dry sand paper with WD-40 oil , 1/4x1/2x6 inches long , they work great . I like your channel and the DIY projects you do . Keep up the great videos. Toolmakers/ welder are a dieing breed of hard stressful workers . Building small EDC knives is a hobby to me when my heart is working properly. Stay young as much as you can this getting old is not what it’s cracked up to be , keep those videos coming !
Thanks! Finally someone actually revealed ALLof the secrets to knife making. I'll be sure to get on the waitlist for that super steel! Thanks again man, for a great laugh!
this blade is clearly superior as demonstrated by that throw. No man has the skill to create a perfect circle when throwing a knife through an object, it is clearly the work of the 60-grit finish, and the additional strength of the amazing quenching solution. Great Job! 😉
I've learned that if you add a small tail feather from a quail in the hollow grind in the handle before adding scales, it will help with stabilizing the knife when throwing it.
OMG...I started watching and my wife wanted to know why I was laughing so hard. It was embarrassing to have to tell her I was 4:30 into the video before catching on! (I questioned a few points up til the dog urine...that was when it got me!). I so thoroughly enjoy your vids, and this may be one of my favorites. Thanks for all you do to support the knife community!
I think that the only way you could have improved on this build is if you used dog pi55 from a breed such as a Japanese Shikoku or Akita. Other than that, this was an awesome example to beginner knife-makers of what is possible if you take your craft seriously, and leave the jerking around outside the shop.😎 Great example, James. One of your best yet, my friend 👍🏻
Ok.. i was like what steel is that?! Really hard to find a info.. now when i have time and looking on rest.. u got me! when u got to that jimping and choil, man.. good job
Just had time to finish it.. and wow.. thats new level, not even Kyle can make something perfect like this, just shame my dogs name is Loki, guess we all need to make sacrifice sometimes.. And im going immediately improve my 4k grit hand sand mirror finish with 60 grit sandpaper..
Had me until the 'proprietary quench blend'! Thank you for the laugh, and I look forward to seeing you make a knife with some material from a fallen alien space craft, or some such thing!
Friend, I just subscribed to your channel today and watched this video on 4-5-21. After watching the first two I subscribed, after watching THIS ONE, I thought you were mad hatter crazy- until I realized you filmed it for April Fools. You got me either way!
round holes square knife --- simply amazing, since you will no longer make knifes can I have all your tools to practice and work toward your level of perfection
Lol I think the newer you are to knifemaking the longer it took to realize it's a joke. I just hope EVERYONE knew when they saw dog urine 😂. The rest was pure entertainment. Great job man.
Amaaaaaazing!!! I also hold cremation out as my last, best hope for a smokin’ hot bod! I gotta find soma that steel ASAP to build my new armored retroencabulator.
Put a few grains of rice in the hollow ground an call the knife the 'rattler. Have you seen the hand made files and rasps? Their slightly random placement of lands and grooves supposedly delivers a better product for the effort. Thanks for the videos.
it must have taken quite a bit of time to do this video.....you must have been a used car salesman in another life because this was so smooth....I have been a fan of your site for quite a time now but have never subscribed....that changes today.... you never giggled..cracked a smile the whole time....you are the master :)
dude you are greaaaaate you oh god i felt down tonight and after wathching this im laughing for hours now it was super cool and by the way is there any other dark secrets of knife making which no master will to show ??????
I am new to bladesmithing/blacksmithing is there a reason why u didn’t heat treat and when u are making a knife do u have to temper for 400 degrees for 2 2 hours in toaster oven
I have been trying for days to get my dog to piss in a glass so I can HT my steel!!! Bahaha. Great video! Can’t wait for your next build that shoots bullets out of it! Strong work!
All in all a top quality video as always. The best part is you still give good advice (to those listening) before explaining how to use a bad technique haha.
Great knife and your technique has surpassed all your previous efforts. I thought the throwing test would have warped a perfectly good blade with but the flute in one side was enough not only to spin the blade and thus cool it in flight preventing warp but at the same time pin it fast enough to create a round hole. Honestly I expected to see some singing around the hole, maybe I missed seeing that. Sad your leaving the channel as I also have a super steel that I was about to send to you, it’s cold rolled from square sectioned steel and doesn’t need heat treating but its getting hard to source DownUnder in Australia it’s called 1LirPa. Sdrager xeR remlliW
PS: You really should post the out-takes from this video! Surely you didn't make it through without cracking up! Thank you! You made me and my bride's evening!
Dear Brother Red. It took me a while to find this build, but I'm so glad I did. You are indeed one of the world original thinkers... Unrestrained by small mindedness and convention: may I be so bold as to label you "genius". Your fresh new approach to the creation of blades is inspiring and you willingness to share your secret ways and discoveries heart warming. I thank you. You inspire me to reciprocate. I too have a secret method or two I will share with you and your band of disciples,. If, during the processes of heat treatment and/or quench your blade should bend... Do not attempt to straighten. Also... bend the tip of the blade by dropping it point first on the ground. You may scoff and laugh but in my experience, this allows a blade an ability that none other will possess, that of being able to cut around corners. I find that "tip modification" reaches its zenith of affectiveness when one drops the blade suddenly, or better still... hurls it floorward suddenly, unexpectedly and totally without hint of intent, this has the added benefit of "shocking" the "soul" of the blade making it both additionally resilient and mores it feel more "ready for action" in the hand should an emergency present itself. Once again Brother Red, I thank you. Yours in total admiration... R
@@RedBeardOps Brother Red, you honour me. I found your dog piss and bacon grease an intriguing idea... you may be interested to know it also works with cats who's name starts with " L '
Awesome build! From the proprietary quench formula to the “belt grinding” temper to the incredible performance tests and everything in between! I’m surprised that the Supersteel didn’t keep on drilling right through that fence. Great Vid. LMFAO
For those watching this video after April 1st 2021.... this is a parody. Cheers! 🙌
Your parody knife still looks better than what I have made so far.
What about April 11, 2023?
Also, my dog’s name is Barry, so I can use his piss!
Piss quench, bro, this is brilliant! I really can’t wait to try this
Edit: after piss quenching and sharpening, my beard grew three times its size and now looks three times as masculine.
@@ajhproductions2347 Heck yeah! Glad to hear you've had awesome results. I'd expect nothing less than awesome. Cheers
Followed these instructions to the T and accidentally dropped the knife... it cut through time and space and is now in a different dimension... what do I do now?
Good point sir! I should of warned about that.... I don't think there is much you can do unfortunately .... lol Cheers sir
Take advantage of the situation!! YOU are the first knifemaker from this diminsion who has the oppertunity to make sales 'THERE'.......Good luck!
No matter how hard I try or how many attempts I make , I don’t think I will ever come close to what you have achieved with this masterpiece. Truly phenomenal! I think I will begin making spoons. I could not bear the shame I would feel attempting to make an inferior knife in the shadow you have created. You are “The Master “!
Jason, that's a worthy decision. I agree... you'll likely not be able to meat these standards! Not many can! .... .... lol, cheers sir
Genius thinking right here. If you use the super steel for those spoons who will need any knife anymore, the super spoons will do it all.
That face when your one hand grind line is better than my two hand grind line...
Lol, thank you sir!
It’s tough when your April fools day knives are still better than mine. Haha! Loved this video!
Lol, glad you liked this one Bryan! Keep at it! ;)
how you filmed this without busting up laughing i dont know
Hahahaha, it was a fun one for sure! Cheers Joseph
I've used this steel (I have a source in the US) - It's molecular / Checmical structure was found to be: Iron sulfide, FeS2 - AKA Pyrite. Amazing stuff!!
Heck yeah, I'm glad you found a source!... lol, cheers man
I find oval pin holes in the steel always help really tighten down on that bond 💪🏻 👊🏻
@@sudo_nym Now that is a good idea!
Fell for it on that super steel. Well done.
Lol, cheers sir!
Haha, I love it. I perked up when I heard some special steel and then it went downhill. 🤣🤣🤣
Lol, glad you enjoyed this one Tyrell. Very fun video to shoot....
Sliceyness, aerodynamics, ss-whoop, and ss-whoosh are very important! Thank you for finally addressing these features! 🤣
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Ships directly from Wakanda. 😁
LOL
I like your sense of humour 😂 (of course I like your knives)
Thanks Sani!
Is there any way possible we lowly mortals could learn at the feet of the master? You MUST begin to pass on all this wisdom to the masses. These skills will surely bring the world together in perfect harmony O Great One....LOL
This was an absolute treat to watch! Well done!
Cheers from Canada
Lol, glad you liked it! Very fun video to make for sure. Cheers from Texas!
I haven't laughed this hard all year bro! Great knife making comedy!
Hahaha, glad you liked it sir! This was a fun one
I only used this steel one time, like you probably made my best knife ever...but when I was done I accidentally dropped it on the concrete floor of my shop, and well it went straight through 🤦♂️.
I think because of my perfect geometry and superior tip, it may still be making its way towards the Earths core. 😉
Now that sir, is an excellent piece of feedback.... I should of warned about dropping the knife. This steel is truly amazing.... Last time was able to source it I got it from here - goo.gl/maps/PpYWPt1pKf1jLZaZ8
@@RedBeardOps Was wondering why the billet came encased in a block of ice 😂🤣
I have watched this video a dozen times and it gets funnier everytime....all your videos are good but my friend...this is the best...thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
lol I was watching this and thought to myself “This has to be an April fools joke.” So I opened up the comments and sure enough there it was 😂
LOL
I just hurt my shoulder patting myself on the back as soon as I caught on at :37. 😄
Lol, nice John!
This is my first Red Beard Ops video.
By about 3 minutes in I did not have a very high opinion of you. Then I read some comments. April Fool's Day indeed.
Well done sir. Well done. 😃
Lol, cheers Leinard!
You got me all scared that you are not going to make anymore videos, but then I realized that its April Fools Day. Lol!!
Lol, thanks Charles! Had to have some fun today!
What's sad is your goofing off one handed beveling is a million times better than my 2 handed!! :-)
Lol, thanks man... it did come out better than I thought it would.
It actually came out pretty awesome!!
Love it! Best part is how you did this with a straight face the whole time! Good stuff!
Lol, thank you!
I don't know how you kept a straight face while filming this. F'n hilarious!
THanks Stan! It took a while to film, but was really fun actually! Cheers
Was getting confused for a bit, but made total sense about the hollow in the handle being dictated by which hand you use. I would caution that the hollow in the handle should also be opposite of the hollow grind section of the blade to minimize the chances of a vortex while slashing.
Man, I'm happy you made this comment! You're 100% right
@@RedBeardOps I almost didnt just out of spite after seeing your one handed bevels still looking better than most of mine, but I swallowed my pride for the good of all mankind. Slashing with such a knife with grinds not opposite could damage the space time continuum.
@@rroberts8501 Oh yea.... the one handed flow grinding is going to be the future for sure! .... ;)
Have you ever used EDM stones , I used to run a Mits EDM carbon sinker machine . The polisher would use these stones , that’s what they used to get the scratch marks from the grinder or carbon eltrodes off fairly quickly. I use 120-1000 stones , then wet/dry sand paper with WD-40 oil , 1/4x1/2x6 inches long , they work great . I like your channel and the DIY projects you do . Keep up the great videos. Toolmakers/ welder are a dieing breed of hard stressful workers . Building small EDC knives is a hobby to me when my heart is working properly. Stay young as much as you can this getting old is not what it’s cracked up to be , keep those videos coming !
Thanks man! I have been messing a little with those.
You have clearly been spying on my shop.
100% accurate!
Ha, just reminded me i'm way too serious with my knife making, tried that blade finish many times, works great! thanks again
Lol, thanks man!
This is the best and most informative knife making video I've seen to date. 🤑🤑🤑🤑
LOL, glad you enjoyed it Kenny!
Thanks! Finally someone actually revealed ALLof the secrets to knife making. I'll be sure to get on the waitlist for that super steel! Thanks again man, for a great laugh!
Glad you enjoyed it sir!
Hands down the best video I’ve seen in a while. Loved every second of it !!!!
Lol, glad you liked it man
this blade is clearly superior as demonstrated by that throw. No man has the skill to create a perfect circle when throwing a knife through an object, it is clearly the work of the 60-grit finish, and the additional strength of the amazing quenching solution. Great Job! 😉
LOL
I've learned that if you add a small tail feather from a quail in the hollow grind in the handle before adding scales, it will help with stabilizing the knife when throwing it.
That sir is an excellent tip!
@@RedBeardOps Have to know... Where did ZR-108-AL-RV80 even come from? We're you eating alphabet soup?
@@drunkdogartwork4016 Takes a while to come in! - goo.gl/maps/iMie7xzMZ554Jm617
Great video. Now I realize what I've been missing in my shop. Happy April Fool's.
LOL
Tooo funny! Happy April Fools Day!!! Love your videos by the way and have learned lots from them!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Thank you greatly Brian!
OMG...I started watching and my wife wanted to know why I was laughing so hard. It was embarrassing to have to tell her I was 4:30 into the video before catching on! (I questioned a few points up til the dog urine...that was when it got me!). I so thoroughly enjoy your vids, and this may be one of my favorites. Thanks for all you do to support the knife community!
Heck yeah Dale! Glad to hear you enjoyed this one. It was a very fun video to make for me!
I don't know how you kept a straight face while filming 🤣😅🤣 good job man I laughed my ass off and I needed that thank you
Glad you liked it David! It was a fun one to film for sure!
I think that the only way you could have improved on this build is if you used dog pi55 from a breed such as a Japanese Shikoku or Akita. Other than that, this was an awesome example to beginner knife-makers of what is possible if you take your craft seriously, and leave the jerking around outside the shop.😎
Great example, James. One of your best yet, my friend 👍🏻
Lol, good points! Thank you sir!
Unbelievable, you did that with a straight face......
It took a few takes..... LOL Cheers
Lol I love the Flow Grinding. Fabulous video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
How did I miss this last year! Loved it
LOL, cheers sir!
Ok.. i was like what steel is that?! Really hard to find a info.. now when i have time and looking on rest.. u got me! when u got to that jimping and choil, man.. good job
Lol! Glad you liked it!
Just had time to finish it.. and wow.. thats new level, not even Kyle can make something perfect like this, just shame my dogs name is Loki, guess we all need to make sacrifice sometimes..
And im going immediately improve my 4k grit hand sand mirror finish with 60 grit sandpaper..
@@UnHolyLuke You're 100% spot on!
Had me until the 'proprietary quench blend'! Thank you for the laugh, and I look forward to seeing you make a knife with some material from a fallen alien space craft, or some such thing!
Glad you liked it Chris! Thanks!
Best April 1 video ever!!
Thank you Jon!
... All with a straight face. ( Give this boy an Oscar!!!😜)
Lol, glad you liked it! Fun video to film for sure
This is solid gold. Hell this is platinum. Lol. That is for the video.
Glad you liked it Robert!
Friend, I just subscribed to your channel today and watched this video on 4-5-21. After watching the first two I subscribed, after watching THIS ONE, I thought you were mad hatter crazy- until I realized you filmed it for April Fools. You got me either way!
Lol, thanks Jarrod!
Not gonna lie, I really like the look of the jimping
oh man the beauty of it
Glad you liked it! lol
round holes square knife --- simply amazing, since you will no longer make knifes can I have all your tools to practice and work toward your level of perfection
Oh yeah, I'll be having a fire sale Brian! ;) - Glad you liked this one
I love the circular scratch pattern! Looks like every bit of sanding I have ever done LOL
Lol, glad you liked it Justin! Cheers
How could a one off build like this get a 👎 I’ll never know / lmao . Great video
Lol, thanks Buddy!
Lol I think the newer you are to knifemaking the longer it took to realize it's a joke. I just hope EVERYONE knew when they saw dog urine 😂. The rest was pure entertainment. Great job man.
Lol, glad you liked it sir! Supper fun video to make.
Amaaaaaazing!!! I also hold cremation out as my last, best hope for a smokin’ hot bod!
I gotta find soma that steel ASAP to build my new armored retroencabulator.
Lol, very nice! Cheers Chuck!
Hi, I'm looking to buy a belt sander for making knives. What grit of belt is the most versatile, and about how long do they last?
I go 60-120-220 for most blades. They last maybe 1 - 2 knives. Use belts like water
@@RedBeardOps Awesome thank you
Awesome, just pure awesome... Thanks
Glad you liked it! Cheers!
Put a few grains of rice in the hollow ground an call the knife the 'rattler. Have you seen the hand made files and rasps? Their slightly random placement of lands and grooves supposedly delivers a better product for the effort. Thanks for the videos.
Good idea Gordon!
going strait to the workshop, best tips ever :)
Good luck Leo!
You need to do more of these 😂
Wasn’t sure but after the testing I was hooked
Lol, thanks James!
Lol! Even your comedy knives look better than most.
Hahaha, thanks Dave!
it must have taken quite a bit of time to do this video.....you must have been a used car salesman in another life because this was so smooth....I have been a fan of your site for quite a time now but have never subscribed....that changes today.... you never giggled..cracked a smile the whole time....you are the master :)
Heck yeah Steve! I'm happy you enjoyed this one. It was a blast to make really.
Well done sir. Well done.
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job! Just what I needed on April Fool’s Day.
Glad you liked it! Cheers Joseph
Fantastic ! - and good work Toby !
Glad you enjoyed it! Toby is the real worker here for sure!
Good job very nice knife. 😍🌹👍👍👍
Thanks!
Yep. I believe every bit of it.
LOL! You should! It's the way!
Hey that’s a great April fool’s day video
Thank you Andrew!
Haha! You had me all the way up to the dog piss thing. I thought it was kinda weird in the beginning though. Happy Easter!
Hahaha, glad you liked it Johann!
You, Sir, hold the coveted award for "The Most Painful and Hilarious Video I have ever seen". Well done Sir.
Lol, thank you very much sir!
Totally got me! Well done!
Glad you liked it! Cheers!
dude you are greaaaaate you oh god i felt down tonight and after wathching this im laughing for hours now it was super cool and by the way is there any other dark secrets of knife making which no master will to show ??????
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers man! Those are all the secrets I know~!
I am new to bladesmithing/blacksmithing is there a reason why u didn’t heat treat and when u are making a knife do u have to temper for 400 degrees for 2 2 hours in toaster oven
This video was a parody.
I have been trying for days to get my dog to piss in a glass so I can HT my steel!!! Bahaha.
Great video! Can’t wait for your next build that shoots bullets out of it!
Strong work!
Lol, thanks Cory!
All in all a top quality video as always. The best part is you still give good advice (to those listening) before explaining how to use a bad technique haha.
Lol, cheers sir! Glad you liked it!
Priceless info!!!
Thanks Nick! I thought so too!
Great knife and your technique has surpassed all your previous efforts. I thought the throwing test would have warped a perfectly good blade with but the flute in one side was enough not only to spin the blade and thus cool it in flight preventing warp but at the same time pin it fast enough to create a round hole. Honestly I expected to see some singing around the hole, maybe I missed seeing that.
Sad your leaving the channel as I also have a super steel that I was about to send to you, it’s cold rolled from square sectioned steel and doesn’t need heat treating but its getting hard to source DownUnder in Australia it’s called 1LirPa.
Sdrager xeR remlliW
Lol, thanks for your comment Rex!
PS: You really should post the out-takes from this video! Surely you didn't make it through without cracking up! Thank you! You made me and my bride's evening!
Lol, thanks Eddie! It was a fun one to make.
Dear Brother Red.
It took me a while to find this build, but I'm so glad I did.
You are indeed one of the world original thinkers... Unrestrained by small mindedness and convention: may I be so bold as to label you "genius".
Your fresh new approach to the creation of blades is inspiring and you willingness to share your secret ways and discoveries heart warming. I thank you.
You inspire me to reciprocate.
I too have a secret method or two I will share with you and your band of disciples,.
If, during the processes of heat treatment and/or quench your blade should bend... Do not attempt to straighten. Also... bend the tip of the blade by dropping it point first on the ground. You may scoff and laugh but in my experience, this allows a blade an ability that none other will possess, that of being able to cut around corners.
I find that "tip modification" reaches its zenith of affectiveness when one drops the blade suddenly, or better still... hurls it floorward suddenly, unexpectedly and totally without hint of intent, this has the added benefit of "shocking" the "soul" of the blade making it both additionally resilient and mores it feel more "ready for action" in the hand should an emergency present itself.
Once again Brother Red, I thank you.
Yours in total admiration...
R
Excellent insight Rick! I will try this method.
@@RedBeardOps Brother Red, you honour me.
I found your dog piss and bacon grease an intriguing idea... you may be interested to know it also works with cats who's name starts with " L '
@@rickstrodder129 I’m shocked! But impressed
Jajaja, me encanto tu video amigo.
Saludos desde Ecatepec, México 🇲🇽
Cheers! Glad you liked this one!
These are some really great tips! Can't wait to implement them into my knife making! LOL!
I'm sure you'll turn out better knives for sure! Good luck Craig! Cheers
Dog piss and bacon grease 🤣🤣🤣 you deserve an academy award for this video 😁
LOL, thanks!
Loved it dude, cant wait to try these tips! 🤣
Heck yeah David! Good luck!
you got me all the way ,,till i read the comments,i was taking notes..dog pee WHAT THE!!!!!
Hahahaha, glad you liked it Walter
Well played sir.
Hahaha, thanks Justin!
The BEST knife making video ever! 😂😂🙌...... Gription, huh?
LOL, glad you liked it!
Solid portmanteau of grip + friction lol
Ok... lmao! Unobtainium.
I only use the best sir!
@@RedBeardOps it definitely is the best. Hell I think I'm just gonna quit making knives now.. spatulas are where it's at now.
You had me there for about 3 minutes.
Happy to hear it! lol
You did this with a straight face... hahaha
It took effort Jaco! Cheers sir!
A cracking April fools day video how many takes did this take before explaining it without laughing well done
Thanks RObby! Man... it took a while... very fun to shoot though
This was awesome... and definitely the best knife ever made!
Heck yeah! Thank you!
I TRIED AND IT WORKS §
Heck yeah!
IF I may ask...have you hand filed gut hooks into the spine before?
I have with a chainsaw file and sharpened with sandpaper wrapped around it
😂😂😂That was incredible ! LOL
Glad you enjoyed it Patrick!
Took me 2 or 3 seconds 😂 keep up the good work 👏
Glad you liked it! Cheers!
Awesome build! From the proprietary quench formula to the “belt grinding” temper to the incredible performance tests and everything in between! I’m surprised that the Supersteel didn’t keep on drilling right through that fence. Great Vid. LMFAO
Glad you enjoyed it! Maybe I still do have work to do since it didn't go through the fence!
LOL, glad you liked it! Good point on the fence, I must have messed up the heat treatment
For us non- steel guys what would that be compatible to?
If tungsten and 01 had a baby and then that baby had a baby with AEBL
Hahaha man ..."You Had Me at Hello"... :D
LOL, cheers sir!
What do you do with the leftover pieces of steel from cutting out the knife?
If they're big I keep em, if they're small I toss em.
@@RedBeardOps Thank youfor the response! Makes me wonder if a canister damascus is possible with all the spare pieces
It didn't take me long to figure you out!! Absolutely hilarious!
Glad you liked it Barry!
Ya got me pretty damn good. 4/26 LMAO!
Glad you liked it Juan!