This is not a fancy schmacy show knife; it's a working knife for a working person. I would be very happy to carry this knife on my belt. Your work is very special and your video is the tops.
Nice knife, looks like a beast of a work knife 👍👍 You need to get a respirator and maybe improve your ventilation system if you're gonna keep working with galvanized steel my guy. That smoke is NOT good to be breathing.
It seems like so many smiths on RUclips & Forged in Fire try to uncoil the steel cable, which I always thought was weird and super time consuming. But you twisted the cable tighter, this is what I thought should be done with cable. Or did I miss something?
FiF contestants tend to uncoil so they can be certain all the steel is clean in order to minimize the chance of defects. Based on my limited knowledge and what I've seen done, either method is fine.
Some sources (of the metal) are interesting, some just weird eh. Taking a cable as a source is interesting as it is what I call a source that had to be superior in the first place. A pile of paper clips, or razor blades is kinda odd. But I like the guys videos.
Quenching 1095 in engine oil, is not going fully harden it. I'd like to see him do a file test up and down the blade of his work. I've seen two videos of this guy, and as a Smith myself, his stuff makes me cringe.
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This is not a fancy schmacy show knife; it's a working knife for a working person. I would be very happy to carry this knife on my belt. Your work is very special and your video is the tops.
It's so heavy your pants will fall down
Labour of Love, colour is everything.
The salt kind of thing is called borex. It helps in forgings and cleaning the metal.
Loved the video! It's fun and very interesting to watch you create gems from junk.
You're working is awesome and I watch your vids all the time, thank you.
I love all your work my friend. I only wish i could afford a piece if your rich history and knowledge. Always amazing in every way my friend!!!! 😊😊😊
Very professional and nice knife ❤❤
What is the stuff in the bucket, where you put the knife after quenching? And what does it do, exactly?
Was the cable metal in the center too? Most wire rope like that is wound around a plastic core.
That was a nice job made one out of steel cable very tough blade and nice looking Damascus pattern on it too new subscriber
Eline emegine saglik usta.
Keske bu bicaktan bendede olsa❤❤
Awesome knife
Excellent !
Very nice knife
Ein sehr schönes Messer, sieht Richtig gut 👍👍👍👍👍aus. LG AUS BRANDENBURG DEUTSCHLAND 🇩🇪👍🇩🇪
Nice knife.
How can I get one of those knives you do beautiful work
МАСТЕР, УВАЖАЮ!!!!!
Nice knife, looks like a beast of a work knife 👍👍
You need to get a respirator and maybe improve your ventilation system if you're gonna keep working with galvanized steel my guy. That smoke is NOT good to be breathing.
I wish one.
Have you ever considered competing on forged in fire?
Harika bir üretim tebrikler usta. Neden bıçaklarının üzerine bir logo ya da marka yazmıyorsun?
Mans a chef
الماده البودره البيضه شو هى ولشو استعمالها
It seems like so many smiths on RUclips & Forged in Fire try to uncoil the steel cable, which I always thought was weird and super time consuming. But you twisted the cable tighter, this is what I thought should be done with cable. Or did I miss something?
FiF contestants tend to uncoil so they can be certain all the steel is clean in order to minimize the chance of defects.
Based on my limited knowledge and what I've seen done, either method is fine.
@@pyrosmoak53 makes perfect sense, thanks I am definitely a novice to this all.
@@HurricaneAD You're welcome. Yeah I'm a novice as well but always glad to share whatever knowledge I can.
Nice😃👍👍
Very nice👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
Ottimo 👍
Anyone know the name of this craftman
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Not to much on those curved up blades, prefer a drop point. But great work as always
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So dangerous! Looks like Damascus knife
Whats the salt kind of thing called? Please
The salt kind of thing is called Borex
Бура.
Супер нож для разделки туши
How I get this???
отличный нож для разделки мяса, какому-то мяснику повезло.форма отличная именно по этой профессии👍🔥
This is the correct way to make a knife, it has a handle as a knife handle. rather than connecting the stem
Red roses like blood, May your beautiful life be bright, May the great sky be bright -Md. Nur Hossain (opu)
Mə şə ALLAH usta ALLAH işinə bərəkət versin əmin
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Inhaling that smoke from the galvanized cable is great for you
Some sources (of the metal) are interesting, some just weird eh. Taking a cable as a source is interesting as it is what I call a source that had to be superior in the first place. A pile of paper clips, or razor blades is kinda odd. But I like the guys videos.
I want one
Is that coffee creamer?
Borax or another fix material. It's used to keep the welds clean.
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always be careful uncle
Mucho Desperdicio de material, tiempo, energía y trabajo. Con esa cantidad de acero podría haber hecho dos o más facas.
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I don't understand why these people forge knives that can also double as a prybar. You want to cut things with a knife not beat it to death
Что за белый порошок вы сыпете на металл?
Зачем делать топор и называть это ножом? Моя практика более 40 лет, знаю о чем говорю.
belum cukup mahir
Ivan il terribile tipo Mongolia 🇲🇳
Se ti va prendi una rotaia da stazione e super forgiata e battila vedrai che viene un superiore coltello il suo figlio
Ya too apna sattu wala hai 😂
Quenching 1095 in engine oil, is not going fully harden it. I'd like to see him do a file test up and down the blade of his work. I've seen two videos of this guy, and as a Smith myself, his stuff makes me cringe.
Love the work, just not crazy about the shape.