How to Hand Forge an Integral Bolster Knife
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2022
- Here's part one of the integral chef's knife series. This video will show you how I go about forging an integral knife.
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I know this is old but thank you!!! I knew most of this but still, you learn something new everyday Lol thanks man!!
Hahaha. I appreciate it.
incredible teaching and so so helpful! Thank you for your videos!!
Thanks a ton. I’m glad I’m able to help.
While I was watching you hand hammer I was thinking of my 12 ton press with great fondness! Man, that's a time and body saver. Thanks for posting this.
hahaha! I know exactly what you mean. I remember doing a mosaic Damascus billet, before I got a press. Not only was I completely worn out, but I ended up with about 1/5 of the amount of material I started out with. So much loss to forge scale.
Thank you for making this i love working round stock, and this saved me 20 bucks on a book I have been meaning to get on forging Integral Knifes. I have made a couple just to figure it out on my own which i always due before i look into things, then adapt ways to take what i know to make it better. Thank you, and keep up the good work.
Side note: for those wanting to practice this IMHO the best way to practice these would be to use a large coil spring off a ford. (with salvage, my policy is always to buy the same brand as the steel is all made in-house as it is just cheaper in the numbers you have to make. So they make their own equivalent 5160-like material, and i picked Ford and only buy Ford) and you should get fairly consistent and you don't have to pay for shipping. I say this because round stock is a little harder to get ahold of in simple steels
My pleasure. Thanks for watching. I agree, I still have a bunch of coils springs sitting around that I use from time to time. Some of its not quite as thick as I need for integral knives, so I use it to make punches.
@@Hathenbrucksteelworks, that's what I have been doing with mine however, I also keep a stock of leaf springs for when I am forging a new shape for the first time and then keep that as my template.
You’re a phenomenal instructor- impressive articulation. And obviously very skilled, you forge so cleanly, it’s refreshing to see.
That’s incredibly kind of you to say. I always feel like I can’t explain things very well, so it’s nice to hear that people understand what spews out of my mouth. Hahaha. Thanks a ton for the kind words.
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Thank you! I hope you’re enjoying it.
Cool vid, thanks so much it helped me a shit ton.
Much appreciated. I’m really glad it helped.
I’ve been wanting to get into integrals and this has been very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make the videos.
It’s my pleasure. Thank you! Let me know how it goes.
your videos are so helpfull i very much appreciate it i built my press love it thanks again Mark😄👍 i havent done a integril yet but its on my list 4 sure
Always my pleasure! I’m glad my videos are helping 😁. They can be fun to do, but they can also be a pain!
Awesome video. Great info and pointers.
Thank you, Nate!
and another useful vid to learn from, some more tips noted down for future use, love how you explain things in simple terms, much easier to understand and especially with the visual side as well, as ever thanks for this
I sure appreciate this, Andy. I’m glad that I’m able to help!
Man your awesome
You're much too kind. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Love how you explain with lot of detail. I'm learning a lot with your videos and in the future ill be putting thin in practice. Keep up and great work!!
I truly appreciate your feedback. I’m happy that I’m able to help.
This was really interesting, I'm thinking of doing an integral in a couple of weeks so this was really helpful.
I'd love to see that one finished out, maybe see how you go about grinding the bolster.
Keep up the good work man!
Thanks a ton! I’ll definitely be finishing this knife for you. The next video will be how I do the rough grinding.
Great video!
Much appreciated.
Our fullering tools are just similar in design
Great minds… 😁
@@Hathenbrucksteelworks I gotta make another with the dies placed along the length. More tools means more efficiency
Absolutely. That’s a great idea.
Hey.
Sehr hilfreiches Video.
Ich hatte bis jetzt so meine Schwierigkeiten mit Integralmessern.
Welcher Hydraulikpresse benutzt du?
Sie sueht handlich und sehr kraftvoll aus.
Lg Christian
Hey Christian, Im glad this video has helped. The press I use is the 12 ton Coal Iron hydraulic press. Its great for smaller work. If you have the means, I'd probably go with the 25 ton, but the 12 ton works great.
@@Hathenbrucksteelworks ok.thanks and from which Company Do you have the press?
Christian
Coal Iron.
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