I didn't realize chainsaw bars were made out of hardened steel until I watched a video of a guy making a DIY chainsaw mill and he said the same thing! The NEXT video...was YOURS!! You guys are BANGING the daylights out of it and it took every bit of it!!
One of the best material to use for when making a knife.Chainsaw guide are made of cobalt tungsten and titanium excellent choice that's the way to go in making a quality knife
Now that's a proper Forged in Fire episode! "It will cut" for real! Such great results fr minimal tooling. Definitely shows the artistry and skill behind it. Great job and entertaining video - thanks!
I believe this video to be a splicing together of videos from the creations of two very different but similar appearing blades. One built by young craftsmen in the making who are still learning skills and using more stock removal and grinding than actual forging, and one built by a skilled craftsman
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Very very very extremely nice blade and can we also take a moment to appreciate not just the amazing blade but also the fact that they're all wearing flops working around hot steel , blistering sparks and sharp items everywhere I don't know exactly where they are but from the looks of it it doesn't look like they have a Walmart or anything around where they can go buy a decent pair of protective work boots or gloves
this os such a good idia , cuase the metal is used to , with stand the wieght of a tree,, good metal for making a sword i love swords maby just some pegs in the handle to keep it from falling off , if your going to use it but of it is for only displaying no need for pegs, will be a buetifull piece , very skillfull craftsman cant wieght to see another vidio love your content ,
You fellers have some serious talent, I would love to own a blade like that. You took something that most people would have thrown out and made a usable work of art. Keep it up from the Great State of Oklahoma, USA
Extraordinary work. All my respect for your fantastic skills. You are a really máster blacksmith. That's a knife, awesome, terrible, great and very sharp. It's a beautifull knife. This Is an "all water" caloric treatment. God bless your hands, dear máster. Greetings from Guatemala, the Land of Quetzal Bird, simbol of Freedom.
Lol quetzle were found in many places... I didnt know it was the symbol for freedom. That knife looks "cool" but maybe only for hanging on your wall. I would not want to actually have to use it. They heated/softened it, then only hardened the edge... This blade would bend in half really easily. It would lose its edge on the first task. Lots of compliments to the bladesmith for making a cool looking blade, True blacksmith? I dunno.
Come on now, that's how real men used to make everything back in day. look at the crazy basrards that built bridges and skyscrapers that used to toss around red hot rivets while walking across beams they weren't tied off too a couple hundred feet in the air. that's when men were REAL MEN and did what they had to in order to provide for their families. nowadays we have guys that claim to be men but can't even check their own oil in their car,change a damn spare tire on their car or use a simple tool like a screwdriver. said what people are coming to thesedays.
I just wish they'd carry the same width of tang further down so more confidence could be had in the blade/ tang junction!!! That big of a blade deserves more tang to be truly up to snuff.
He's also not sharpening it evenly and keeping the same edge angles on both side. When the edge is facing him he kick the blade up and the end of his stroke, but only on that side so he's not sharpening evenly.
Also it's not impressive or giving your blade edge q good test of its strength cutting weak plants cut into a tree then I'll be more impressed I can split oak wood with my bastard sword and nothing done to the edge thats impressive.
@@blacksmithspr You are a talent blacksmith and a respectful man. There are always things to learn in life. I hope you have a straordinary life my friend
That’s not a knife 😯 it’s a blady sword 🗡 very cool process though good team work, health and safety completely out of the window😂 excellent job nun the less👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊😊
This is so brilliantly shit it’s amazing … in the Uk you’d have to make this a total pretence and plaster it all over Instagram as some retro vintage bollox … good work guys. Real work
Great work and skills. There will come a day where your skills will be light years ahead of most of the world, even without the power grinders, where your abilities to make tools out of scrap will reign supreme. Bravo
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I make stuff almost the same way. Using what I have. You guys are incredibly skilled and quite ingenious. I'd totally buy that blade. It looks brutal. God bless!
Thanks so much for your support and watching us. Our Anvil was from a big truck which was in 1980. From my great grandfather. But we are still using this until now.
@@blacksmithspr I am in the United States. Do you have an address? If so I would like to send you a piece of my steel and have you make a knife for me.
The best knife (10" blade) I ever made is from an OLD FILE. A leaf from a ooold truck leaf spring makes a good knife too. My "file knife" will notch my KA-BAR's blade and still shave my face like my straight razor. You children don't know squat about blademaking. My Greatgrandpa did and he taught me a little bit. He was a carpenter and made froes to make shake shingles and other hand tools (former [firmer] chisels) 140 years ago.
When you see noobs crying about needing 3 burner forges, and safety Nazis that ruin all the fun, i think about these guys. Making beautiful works with very little.
Cutting the blank with an angle grinder will save time, fuel and money. Just it's a forging channel doesn't mean that you have to use the forge to cut the metal
Wouldn't the tang eventually pull loose from the wooden handle? I would be afraid of that heavy blade flying off one day after repeated hard swings and blows.
Why not a full tang . You make this look so easy I am on my 4th chain saw bar and I only got 2 more . I am a welder by trade my uncle is a carpenter and he is a expert at swinging a hammer. So I will do the heating and he will do the beating 😏
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This guy's awesome turning a chainsaw bar into a blade great job!
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I didn't realize chainsaw bars were made out of hardened steel until I watched a video of a guy making a DIY chainsaw mill and he said the same thing! The NEXT video...was YOURS!!
You guys are BANGING the daylights out of it and it took every bit of it!!
The only reason I haven't tried using them is because they aren't any cheaper than buying new steel in my area.
@@garethbaus5471 can use some cheap 4150 AR barrels that didn't turn out accurate.
Talk about a primitive way of knife making !!
No modern day tools or anything.
I am impressed.
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I love the safety sandals 😂 it’s like Sheffield 150 years ago. Fantastic workmanship.
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This guy here is not playing games. Respect. Salute. 🤙
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Dudes working a forge in flip flops 😂 I can just picture him lighting his cigs off the open flames cause he’s that guy pal. Respect 😂
Yup, OSHA would not approve.
Just imagine he never dranked or smoked at all, he let stress kill him. Because that just the kind of man he is.
Straight savage level
AIN'T IT JUST AIN'T IT 😎
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Imagine coming back through customs at Heathrow with this in your hand !
I envy you young man, what a way to spend the day, doin what you love, an doin it so well. Keep up the excellent work!
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One of the best material to use for when making a knife.Chainsaw guide are made of cobalt tungsten and titanium excellent choice that's the way to go in making a quality knife
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i absolutely love recycling the chain saw bar for this sword .
great work .
Nice proper forging so nice to see actual blade shape being forged way to many out there grinding blades after minimal forging. Bravo I'd buy it
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Now that's a proper Forged in Fire episode! "It will cut" for real! Such great results fr minimal tooling. Definitely shows the artistry and skill behind it. Great job and entertaining video - thanks!
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I believe this video to be a splicing together of videos from the creations of two very different but similar appearing blades. One built by young craftsmen in the making who are still learning skills and using more stock removal and grinding than actual forging, and one built by a skilled craftsman
That was a wicked job you turned a chainsaw bar into a nice machete I have some extra bars
You are the new Forged in the Fire champions and you made a lot of pandas hungry.
It slices. It dices. It makes loads of Julienne fries. But wait, there's more! If you act now, we'll throw in our personal guide to solving traffic disputes with it, FOR FREE! Order now. Operators are standing by to take your call.
Those guys are real artists. And without all the fancy gadgets of today in modern America
You Sir are a God of the Knife and no one will mess with you.
crafting art at its finest. a bit distracted by the sandels. kept looking for burn scares.
I bet that guy is a good arm wrestler.
just happy to see your comment like this
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Wait... Is that a huge old shaft that you are using as anvil? That is sick! Hands down man! Great job!
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@@blacksmithspr Kuya, shaft from a ship?
No it is not.
Very very very extremely nice blade and can we also take a moment to appreciate not just the amazing blade but also the fact that they're all wearing flops working around hot steel , blistering sparks and sharp items everywhere I don't know exactly where they are but from the looks of it it doesn't look like they have a Walmart or anything around where they can go buy a decent pair of protective work boots or gloves
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Any time a blade is made in a jungle, with a guy wearing sandals, you know it’s going to be quality.
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@@blacksmithspr of course! How can I procure one of your pieces?
Sorry for that we cannot export our products.
A true handmade working blade
From a chainsaw bar to a magnificent blade ! Excellent
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this os such a good idia , cuase the metal is used to , with stand the wieght of a tree,, good metal for making a sword i love swords maby just some pegs in the handle to keep it from falling off , if your going to use it but of it is for only displaying no need for pegs, will be a buetifull piece , very skillfull craftsman cant wieght to see another vidio love your content ,
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That is a beautiful blade. The craftsmanship is amazing.
You fellers have some serious talent, I would love to own a blade like that. You took something that most people would have thrown out and made a usable work of art.
Keep it up from the Great State of Oklahoma, USA
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Love the safety shoes.
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Great job. Turning an old chainsaw sword into a useful knife. Greetings from Germany.
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That is a really nice looking blade. Great Scimitar.
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Extraordinary work. All my respect for your fantastic skills. You are a really máster blacksmith. That's a knife, awesome, terrible, great and very sharp. It's a beautifull knife. This Is an "all water" caloric treatment. God bless your hands, dear máster. Greetings from Guatemala, the Land of Quetzal Bird, simbol of Freedom.
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Lol quetzle were found in many places... I didnt know it was the symbol for freedom. That knife looks "cool" but maybe only for hanging on your wall. I would not want to actually have to use it. They heated/softened it, then only hardened the edge... This blade would bend in half really easily. It would lose its edge on the first task. Lots of compliments to the bladesmith for making a cool looking blade, True blacksmith? I dunno.
Must be chef since the cuts are so precise
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no safety glasses and flip flops and red hot metal what a combo
Come on now, that's how real men used to make everything back in day. look at the crazy basrards that built bridges and skyscrapers that used to toss around red hot rivets while walking across beams they weren't tied off too a couple hundred feet in the air. that's when men were REAL MEN and did what they had to in order to provide for their families. nowadays we have guys that claim to be men but can't even check their own oil in their car,change a damn spare tire on their car or use a simple tool like a screwdriver. said what people are coming to thesedays.
Well, the one guy did have on a motorcycle helmet and COVID mask, so there's that...
@@richardsalinetrojr1957 thanks for saying what I always think when I read these "safety gods" comments!
Neat! The way he's handling that grinder-one handed!
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In my area used chainsaw bars usually cost more than using new 80crv2.
Yes. In my area the same price to other steel?
I just wish they'd carry the same width of tang further down so more confidence could be had in the blade/ tang junction!!! That big of a blade deserves more tang to be truly up to snuff.
Oh and I wish they'd pin that tang under the metal collar if they aren't going to make the tang more substantial.
He's also not sharpening it evenly and keeping the same edge angles on both side. When the edge is facing him he kick the blade up and the end of his stroke, but only on that side so he's not sharpening evenly.
Thanks so much for your good comment.
Also it's not impressive or giving your blade edge q good test of its strength cutting weak plants cut into a tree then I'll be more impressed I can split oak wood with my bastard sword and nothing done to the edge thats impressive.
@@blacksmithspr You are a talent blacksmith and a respectful man.
There are always things to learn in life.
I hope you have a straordinary life my friend
That’s not a knife 😯 it’s a blady sword 🗡 very cool process though good team work, health and safety completely out of the window😂 excellent job nun the less👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊😊
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I would love to own this one. Beautiful work
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Now that's a knife.
Yes much thanks
This is so brilliantly shit it’s amazing … in the Uk you’d have to make this a total pretence and plaster it all over Instagram as some retro vintage bollox … good work guys. Real work
Thanks for supporting our simple channel.
Great work and skills. There will come a day where your skills will be light years ahead of most of the world, even without the power grinders, where your abilities to make tools out of scrap will reign supreme. Bravo
Any thanks so much for your watching. We are living in the poor countryside. So we have just only real power and modern tools. Thanks 🙏 for support us.
More than impressive skills. I have learned much from your mastercraftmanship.
Ok please wait and see next videos
I want one !
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Your clamp is a work of genius! Love it. I'm gonna make one...
I make stuff almost the same way. Using what I have. You guys are incredibly skilled and quite ingenious. I'd totally buy that blade. It looks brutal. God bless!
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Congratulations!
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Damn.... long tando knife 🤣
❤ it..
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Great job! Working with minimal tools, impressive!
What were you using as an anvil?
Thank you
Thanks so much for your support and watching us. Our Anvil was from a big truck which was in 1980. From my great grandfather. But we are still using this until now.
@@blacksmithspr I am in the United States. Do you have an address? If so I would like to send you a piece of my steel and have you make a knife for me.
Great job,sir,congratulation and God bless you 🙏🙏🙏
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That is a beautifull job.. Congratulation
Thanks so much my beloved supporter
Wow excellent work this knife would be cherished and would have a special place we’re all could view it’s beauty and craftsmanship.
Ok thanks so much
Love it , no fancy machinery or tools just know how and graft !
Very nice.... Tool 😎 would be a great gift....
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Very enjoyable to watch, thank you for sharing.
Super sharp it can cut the hardest tree in the world amazing!!!!! The banana tree is the hardest tree in the world.
It Looks easy, but i think you need so much experience.Respect
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Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls 👌
Much thanks 💖💖💖💖
You guys make it look soooo bloody simple.👍👏👏👏
Wonderful craftsmanship but I would have made it a full tang blade I'm not thrilled on the spike going into the handle
Yup, one day someone is going to be slashing whatever they slash and that baby is gonna leave a mark on somebody
Gotta love the safety sandals.
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Very impressive job. I'd still prefer a pin through the handle and blade; at least one.
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Real Blacksmithing well done if had money would want to buy one
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Well done beautiful blade I think I'll try my hand at that.
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A master at his craft.
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Skills to pay the bills!
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It's absolutely beautiful work. I would be honored to have such a magnificent piece of art and function. Truly a masterpiece of craftsmanship.
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I'd be honored too I'd also be honored to have the know how and amazing skill they have
The best knife (10" blade) I ever made is from an OLD FILE. A leaf from a ooold truck leaf spring makes a good knife too. My "file knife" will notch my KA-BAR's blade and still shave my face like my straight razor. You children don't know squat about blademaking. My Greatgrandpa did and he taught me a little bit. He was a carpenter and made froes to make shake shingles and other hand tools (former [firmer] chisels) 140 years ago.
Very nice. Do you also make the blades full tang?
Beautiful video 👍🏻
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That is one impressive spring onion
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Takes skill to use that type of forge coal can destroy metal fast. Skilled guy there.
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I like to see a man who is focused. BURMASHAVE
Looks like huge axle shaft for the anvil
When you see noobs crying about needing 3 burner forges, and safety Nazis that ruin all the fun, i think about these guys. Making beautiful works with very little.
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Notice the safety boots, they're the best kind.
Not a single pair of safety glasses on sight, watd u expect buddy?
Great job,
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“Knife” may be the wrong term by about half a foot! But terrific work nonetheless! Bravo~
Good job. Blacksmith 👍. Greetings from the Netherlands
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Cutting the blank with an angle grinder will save time, fuel and money. Just it's a forging channel doesn't mean that you have to use the forge to cut the metal
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I thought he was going to do the rooster. A fine craftsman
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Well DONE
We are very happy to hear like this from you.
Nice to see you pounding in the primary bevel 👍😎 love your blades 🧡
Wouldn't the tang eventually pull loose from the wooden handle? I would be afraid of that heavy blade flying off one day after repeated hard swings and blows.
I was thinking the same thing. Would be smart to drill a couple of holes in the metal part of the handle and ran pins through it.
Yes it would fly off eventually
Why not a full tang . You make this look so easy I am on my 4th chain saw bar and I only got 2 more . I am a welder by trade my uncle is a carpenter and he is a expert at swinging a hammer. So I will do the heating and he will do the beating 😏
Thinking the same thing. Simple physics suggest it might eventually loosen.
I think the chickens near by wear getting nervous 😂
Great job what an edge 🥂👏👏👏
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful
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Great job my friend good work
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Very nice job!
Thanks so much brother
That's what I like Craftsmanship
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Impressive work.
Yes we try hard for this
that, my friend is a falcion and nicely done too!
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Salute and peace y'all from Malaysia.keep it up!
A beautiful work of art, good job 👍
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