Knifemaking - Forging 8 Wrought iron Chef knives (Available)
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- These knives are available at: makencreate.net
This batch of knives originally started out as just three but for whatever reason or circumstance that I don't quite remember, I decided to forge five more a do a rather large batch.
These were an absolute pleasure to make as everything went really smooth from start finish as I barely encountered any problems.
I will make a video at one point showing how I did the ladder pattern that two of the knives in this batch ended up getting.
Thanks for watching!
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Wrought iron ''buns''
03:01 - W1 steel inserts.
03:47 - Forge welding and drawing out the blades
06:00 - Grinding the profile
06:35 - Touchmark and heat treat
07:55 - Grinding the bevels.
09:04 - Handle making
14:37 - Etching blades
15:26 - Gluing and finishing work
16:47 - Presentation
Website: www.makencreate.net knives are available
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Man, I have been following your work for years. this is some of the best work I've ever seen. You have actually inspired a lot of my work, I. recently welded up a five layer billet of leaf spring and file. I'm only 15 years old and I started when I was about 13, I've been blacksmithing and bladesmithing and every time I make a knife I usually go to your channel to find more ideas! Thanks for all the inspiration 😎
You cant forge weld leaf spring steel
@@A.W.B174 but i did
no for real where does it say you cant
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@@drakemoreland6684 sorry I dont know where I read that but yes it is possible but tends to be more tricky than other types of steel or something idek
I could watch your videos for hours and hours. You always do a so amazing work. Congrats.
Thank you man!
These are gorgeous, outstanding job! Any chef should be proud to show off with these.
Thank you man!
Hook a brother up! Love your builds and the content best regards from New York!
Very nice
Beautiful!
Very nice knives!
Thanks mate :)
Keep up the good work dude :)
Great job! 👍
Thank you Oleg!
These came out looking really beautiful, great work my friend
Thank you very much :)
This is an awesome video dude! Your process is so similar to my own too!
good work.
Thanks!
Ok wow mad respect to u for using the hotdog forgeweld
It's all I know haha, the easiest way for me :)
Looks great!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you man!
@@MakeNCreate You're welcome dude
Very good chef knife 🔪. Very good job bro 👍
Thank you🙌
I like it. I love you!!! Profesional
Thank you! :)
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When do you think the second part of the seax video will be out ? Great video btw 👍
Probably 1-2 weeks. Thank you!
Your work is just awesome, congratulation, they are just pure beauty. Really, your style is really what i like from a knife !!
Why the percloric acid gives a dark fnish on your hard metal you used for the edge ?? It's gorgeous, and the patern....is perfect
Thank you! The carbon steel for the edge etches dark because it contains just that, carbon :) hope that answers your question!
@@MakeNCreate it means the "soft" steel you used for the sides is really poor in carbon ? ;) Thx !
Nice. I just made my first chef knife. Not nearly as fancy as those though
Send me a picture man! I'd love to see it :)
These are very unique looking! They look old.
I wanted to ask about the tool at 13:27 -- it looks like a pair of jigsaw blades set in an awl handle? Do you use this to fine-tune the fit of handles?
Yup. That's the wrought iron for ya.
It's called a broach and yes you got it right it's used for cutting the tang hole to shape. Great tool, makes life so much easier. Thanks mate :)
Excellent, inspiring videos, many thanks!!
You seem to use the plumber'tape to make the tang removable from semi-cured epoxy insude the handle - am I right?
Any tips here - is it semi-cured or hardened fulky, any risk to leave the tape inside? In other video you seemed to put some greece on tang instead - what do you use?
Thank you!
Thank you sir! Correct. Any thick grease or wax will do. I used leather grease in this case I think but vaseline will very well too. I fish any remaining plumbers tape out with my handle broach.
@@MakeNCreate ,
Thank you for the detailed answer! My concern is how to ensure that remainders of greese dont create obstacle forn epoxy adhesion when one glues the tail in for final assembly.. What's your secret here, please? )
Thank you!!
@@AnatoleumP wrap a bit cloth around your broach or something that can reach into the slot and soak it in some isopropyl alcohol. Then just scrub it out and let it dry.
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Next you should make a kamisori with old Japanese steel
I actually have some Japanese steel so just might ;) thank you!
Excellent work bud. That's a difficult forge weld
They're actually super easy haha. At least for me. Have way more trouble with 3 layers. Thanks man!
I have a question. How thick do you grind the edge prior to sharpening with the whetstone?
don't quote me but i'd say get it nearly to the finished size during grinding.
the whetstone (the coarse side mostly) can be used for really fine shaping, but it's mostly just for getting the cutting edge sharp.
Really just as thin as I can, bout' a millimeter or thinner. In the case of these knives though as I have to etch them to bring out the pattern I have to leave a little thickness so the acid doesn't eat away at the edge. In the future I'd like to have no secondary bevel and just have a full flat grind. Thank you.
@@MakeNCreate what is the advantage of a full flat grind opposed to a secondary bevel?
@@Anyarthropod better for slicing.
My brass keeps separating from between my blocks, any advice?
Make sure that everything is flat so you get the best possible connection.
Scratch up your surfaces too. I use the point of a small file for this.
While it's not nice to use, acetone is a must in degreasing surfaces. If you're using hardwoods with a lot of sap or oil in the them this is especially important.
Use good epoxy 24 hour epoxy, not 5 minute stuff, simply not as strong. I use ceccorps c-tough. Works great.
And finally, don't grind it too hard as it will heat up very fast and the glue will simply melt. Hope this helps mate, best of luck!
Okay now i wanna do some hotdog forge welding with my wrought iron
It's a lot of fun and fairly easy to get the hang of. I describe more it more in detail in the previous seax video. Thank you!
@@MakeNCreate whats it like to forge? Ive heard it likes to delam unless its really hot, what sort of temp would you reccomend working it at?
What do I have to pay for a set like this
Hi Jeremy, these are available on my website. makencreate.net
What would your blacksmith name be if you were in a medieval fantasy?
Haha no clue tbh.
I'm like 667, I'm together JC
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