Making Experimental Damascus (XCAL Pt.1)
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2022
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XCAL Pt. 1: • Making Experimental Da...
XCAL Pt. 2: • The Most Difficult Bla...
XCAL Pt. 3: • Do This for the Perfec...
XCAL Pt. 4: • Adding a Diamond to My...
XCAL Pt. 5: • Comfortable Handle Tra...
XCAL Pt. 6: • I’ve Never Put Gold In...
XCAL Pt. 7: • This Handle Looks Like...
XCAL Pt 8: • I Use Binder Clips to ...
XCAL Pt 9: • I Can’t Believe It’s F...
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The slow mo squishing footage was immensely satisfying and calming to watch.
Right ? You can even see some of the twist pattern if you pay close attention, to when the metal is squished and the scale falls off.
yeah Josh is getting as good at videography as Kyle is at blacksmithing 👌
Agree. It's the closest thing to pr0n they allow on RUclips.
The pattern is amazing and the videography on this video is spot on! Great job everyone involved. Can't wait to see the finished result.
I love how the second pattern looked when you did the mock up! Can't wait to see how the finished blade looks after etching and coffee darkening!
Yeah, that wavy pattern is chef’s kiss! Would be ABSOLUTELY COOL to see one of those wavy stiletto blades with that pattern. ❤️👍
02:43 talk about an impressive shot!
Not only is Kyle one of the best blade smiths on earth, he’s also a fantastic cinematographer.
Hey thanks Matt
@@KyleRoyerKnivesI've lost track is it Matt who films these masterpieces and Josh editting them then?
I was not expecting anything else than success! As usually, great job Kyle!
Beautiful craftmanship, Beautiful camera scenes. Love it
Kyle I've followed you for sometime now, and I have learnt loads of things while watching your in-depth videos. But one thing I must say is that I am beyond impressed with your attention to detail and it definitely shows in the end product. Thanks for teaching and imparting of your knowledge. Keep up the fantastic work....
Hey thanks Michael. Glad you are able to use the intel. Be sure to spread the love my friend. It’s more fun when we bring people along with us on our journey. FLAME ON.
Dad
Gonna learn from anybody then make sure its Kyle. Attention to detail and best knifemaker in the world, by far!
Kyle Royer + experimental in the title= instant click in my opinion, Kyle you are man bro!
The cinematography is simply stunning. Way up there in the YT verse.
Hey thanks Duh
Josh will be glad to hear
Cheers
Dad
Super cool! That second pattern layout was super swishy.
Thanks for being so informative and inspiring. You make amazing art, but you and the family look like you have a blast doing it!
I enjoy your videos and have to say; you share what most hold back as some big secret. That puts you so far out in front of the pack and inspire us to follow that art. You have the heart of a teacher. And that is my greatest compliment.
Hey thanks Dan
Go do the same for someone in your industry and encourage them to do the same. It’s more fun when we go on a journey together. Cheers
Dad
@@KyleRoyerKnives Kyle, I’ve been doing just that for all my years in my industry . If you don’t share then teach, well you’re throwing away our Father’s gifts.
Your filmmaking craft is top notch.
You guys are getting good at that.
Kyle , what you create is works of art that happen to be shaped like knives. Please don’t stop and thanks for sharing the process.
That interrupted twist is how Indian Larry used to make his motorcycle down tubes.
I must say guys. This has to be one of, if not the most beautiful knife making video Iv ever seen. The shots on the Forging Press are stunning, felt like watching a Christopher Nolan film, honestly had me feeling things, beautiful beautiful work guys. I really hope this thing goes viral, cus you deserve it after all your hard work. Masterful as always. Thank you 🙏🏾
Go watch alec steele chainsaw damascus video.
@@MadebyKourmoulis is this meant to be a joke? I’m not exactly sure how to take it. I saw that vid a couple weeks ago, thought it was a bit lazy for Alec, think we’re all still mourning Will’s leaving. Jamie and Alec make stunning videos though, I was gonna mention them but they’re channels kinda night and day compared to the mastery of MS Royer, but.. the final episode of Alec and Jamie Kris blade is at the top of the list along with this video, my favourite knife making videos, easy. Both are amazing craftsmen and make absolutely stunning pieces.
@@keiphillips7648 I agree night and day for sure. Disregarding the craftsmanship, I thought the cinematography was top notch.
@@MadebyKourmoulis Absolutely! I quite like the trial and error attitude Alec Steele has, I enjoy his failures just as much as his successes, it’s a beautiful journey to go along. Jamie, the guy who films his channel is a beast, I love how they match the power hammer strikes to the music that’s playing, have seen it on lots of channels but I think he does it the best.
I’ll go back and watch the chainsaw video again. Thanks for the tip.
I only discovered Kyle’s channel about 2 years ago. N I’m blown away, if they did knife-making RUclipsrs awards, Kyle would steal the show for sure. It’s crazy how talented he is, real Artist with the steel. A proper treat to watch him work.
@@keiphillips7648 trial and error can be fun to watch but it's not so fun to take part in. I had an eye on a tomahawk split on me this morning while I was drifting it. Making scrap by hand stinks ha ha.
I would agree Kyle is probably the best knife maker out there.
I don’t know what it is, but the playfully ‘dorky’ double-hand waving “BAH BYE” is one of my favorite parts of the videos. Hahaha love ALL the content that your family puts out and you have so MASSIVELY inspired me. Heck, I’ll be spending over $50,000 this year alone on building a shop and getting all the tooling I need to get going. I’m so thankful for the amazing instruction in Knifemaker Plus. It makes me feel it’s possible that I can do this for a living. Thank you, Royer Family.
Wow that’s spectacular Jason. Glad we’re able to be a part of your journey.
Keep Forging On my friend
Dad and the entire crew
blacksmiths are so peaceful to me, it’s ironic that you typically make weapons, but with the music, your voice, and the video itself it’s so peaceful
Hey thanks Hector
Always pushing the boundaries, never resting on your laurels, always seeking to improve, even after seemingly reaching the peak, these things are easier said than done. This is what makes you the best of the best, at what you do. I have never seen a Bladesmith with your combined work ethic, attention to detail, drive and talent. There are a great many skilled blacksmiths and bladesmiths out there, but I genuinely cannot think of any other better than you.
Hey thanks my friend
Glad you’re here hanging out with us
May the Forge Be With You
Dad
@@KyleRoyerKnives Good to be here! I live vicariously through you guys, forge on!
Long ago I was tickled proud with my first forge weld. Videos and excellent knife makers abound. The videography makes this NOT just another knife/forging video. I watch them all regardless.
I am nowhere near this league. Never made the tryouts.
That is a pretty cool pattern. I have seen wrought-iron fences use that pattern of interrupted twists before but never thought about using it to make damascus.
I could watch here for hours, thx for work
Nice camera work on this one!!!
The slomo shots were super cool!
Truly one of the finest artistan expert craftsman at knife making in the word..
The video edit has come so far. big props. The music and the closeups of the hot steel is beautiful and relaxing. Thanks for the great content! The pattern looks great too!
Sound design and Videography very impressive, your work as always brilliant.
Thanks
The slow motion up close footage is amazing.
That billet handle is genius. I'm going to make one like that.
Just saw the end result video. Had to go look from the start. Pure perfection. Wow. So nice.
Hey thanks WLS
Dad
Dude I missed your videos! so excited to see a new one. Your background music is amazing by the way.
Just came from Bobby Duke and subscribed during the ad.
He never steered me wrong
Spectacular
Thanks Bobby D
Glad you’re here Tyler
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Love experimenting with new ideas. Can't wait for the journey with this one.
Loving this project! Looks amazing and the choreography is next level! Thanks for sharing.
Super cool pattern. The hard work and experimenting payed off. It was also good to see most of the rest of the team too. Go Team Royer.
You should have said: No filler rod was harmed in the sealing of that billet.
Nice video as expected.
Amazing work, as always :) And Your attitude at work is just brilliant, can't wait to see the final effect on this knife!
FINALLY YOU ARE TIGn THAT THING UP! As a welder i just dont understand why not! Ive seen some ppl TIG when they forge but the majority MIG and ive no idea why. The sheet metal thing i can understand in SOME circumstances but mostly even that is eluding me
Beautifully filmed.
Watching the slow impacts of the hammer was awesome. Might need to mix in some harder music though, the gentle music with your calm voice almost made me fall asleep, and I am working right now 🤣
Never ceases to amaze..
Love that pattern myself!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Another great video. Proud to have my name in the knifemaker plus graphic!
That's looking pretty rad! Excited to see how it turns out.
That sir, is awesome. I look forward to seeing you next experimental project.
Great Start. Looks awesome
Beautiful job as always, Master Royer.
Hey thanks
Wow... Like always Kyle have made something very unique again. The lines in the pattern looks like it was sketched by van Gogh... absolutely beautiful..!!! Can't wait to see the finished blade.!!
Love seeing the steel deform in the press.
The money shot👍🏻
dang that's some extremely precise twisting. this will be a beautiful knife!
Sounds like that mig welder wants a few more amps. Wonderful work as always. Love your experimentation
Hey thanks 57
Like the pattern, sort of reminds me of water ripples on a pond, when you throw stones in it and the ripples cross one another and make circular patterns. Very cool. 👍👍👍
You had me at slow super close forge welding, just seeing the crystal structures in the metal realign as the pressure of the press comes down. More of that but in 4K slow mo. Yum.
Also that second layout pattern reminds me of like a plank of timber where you can see the plant structures/layers of the tree it was made from. Very cool.
Hey glad you’re here hanging out with us all. Keep Forging On my friend
Chao
Dad
A motorcycle legend indian Larry did the same twisting for frames and other parts, it's so cool to see it in other things especially blacksmithing
Legendary. Spirit be with you
Your work this is Art,Amazing
Cool stuff. Like seeing you try new things and methods
Wow, awesome closeups of the pressing operation! And the music fit perfectly. Way to go, Josh!! 😎😍👍🙏💯‼
Hey thanks
Feeling the love my friend
Thank you for doing such an amazing job. You create beautiful work.
Hey thanks
Thats gona look sweet when finished. If you can get a large tapping handle , used to hold taps for threading. it will help you with twisting instead of using shifters. Some of them can take over 1 inch square stock .
This will be very interesting, can't wait for the next video!!
It reminds me of a fingerprint. Very cool blade!
really cool! absolutel respect for the hours you pour into these builds.
Hey thanks
Gotta love the slomo 😊
Hallo Kyle,
amazing work!!!
It will be very difficult for me to wait for you to turn this Damascus into a stunning blade.
Warm greetings
Holger
Awesome looking patterns
Honestly, I would really like to see you on Forged In Fire. It would be awesome to see what you create on that show.
That's exactly the pattern I've been wanting to try... I'm looking forward to seeing it finished!
Go for it james
It’s pretty cool
Dad
@@KyleRoyerKnives I'm just waiting for my steel supplier to restock so I can order some steel (Canadian supplier, and is desperately trying to keep up with demand)
2:52 some satisfying videography. Like delicious bread coming out the oven
Copy copy my friend
Thanks
Damascus looks awesome!, noticed on your holland anvil the edges are quite sharp, id recommend putting a radius on those to prevent them from digging into your work
Awesome video as always, Kyle. Can't wait to see the final product. I seriously need this job search to end so i can finally start saving up for equipment to take a crack at making knives
Hey thanks Tsuji
You keep forging on my friend
We are here for you when you’re ready
Chao
Dad
Those Macro shots were beautiful, well done. It's nice to see something a bit different from a blacksmithing channel.
Would love to see how you display your finished works in your home. I imagine a giant windowed cabinet with all of your masterpieces would look absolutely breathtaking. Love your guys' videos
Sounds good
We like seeing them displayed in clients homes 😜
Cheers
Dad
Pretty cool way to do it
14 seconds in and he's named it, so it's a success and probably awesome.yup
Very awesome good sir I always love seeing your creations come to life you make some of the most beautiful knives/swords I have ever seen
Hey thanks Keith
Glad you’re here
Such intricate work,wow, that’s going to be awesome when you finish the whole process. Must be cold at your place, just the opposite here, last week we had a few days at 42 degrees Celsius (107 Fahrenheit), that was on the veranda in the shade. Regards from Down Under.
The pattern looks awesome, I think it is great that you try something new even though it must be nerv wrecking to see if it works out or not after putting in so much time in this early stage of the build.
Great work
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He ain't lying, Sweet Baby Ray's bbq sauce messes me up in all kinds of ways
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Wow thanks for sharing! Looks amazing
Hey thanks Zato
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Chao
Dad
The test pattern looks almost like a peacock feather. Beautiful work as always!
As usual an amazing job. I think a jig could give you more consistency in your billets. Maybe a twisting jig with a rail beside it. In the rail you could drill holes that fit the nozzle of your torch at regular intervals.
Hey thanks Eli
Is that how you twist your billets
Cheers from the Ozarks my friend
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Dad
I always thought of the idea of making damascus like rings on a tree so you would make round stock then just like the sawyer you can pick grain patterns as you cut or grind.
Pretty cool
Go for it my friend
Dad
Damn. I was hoping you would
Next level work gents!
Hey thanks my friend
Chao
Dad
I came here from my other page.
Worthy subscription. 👍
Hey thanks my friend
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Cheers
Dad
I will say it again that this guy know Damascus steel like the back of his hand. Keep it up Kyle. Maybe next sword build you make could use twist bars. Very old and common technique for many Anglo-Saxon and Viking swords.
I have to get my silver smithing ideas out of my head.
My idea isn’t like Damascus with the layers but it is.
Great vid!
Do it
Keep Forging On my friend
Chao
Dad
Thanks for the encouragement.
ruclips.net/channel/UCFtINJUiYhu0v-6AEfzLgaQ
I’ll build it here. 👆
Ohh cool 🥰 you making something similar to multibar Wiking sword construction :D the same interrupted twisted bars that are forged into one billet 😁
Hello from Bosnia and Hercegovina Pozz ppn vitezovi
So amazing! Thank you for explaining everything. It's interesting seeing the actual time needed to create this steel. Wonder how you'd perform under a time crunch? Just sayin.......
Gorgeous
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Great video! Dear Sir you are a Genius!!⚒️⚔️🗡️👍
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The design almost has an Aztec look to it! Freaking awesome! Do and Aztec theme and see how it looks! That would be quite different...
Seems like a take on Anglo-Saxon welding patterns. I remember several Jake Powning swords having what he described as "alternating twist" that were similar to what you're going for. It has a really attractive look for the core of a sword, I'm excited to see what you do with the idea.
Is Kyle the greatest knife maker on RUclips? I very much think so. Great job!
Hey thanks Disc
Cheers
Dad
3:20 It sure is easy and satisfying to just sit and watch scale squish off the sides of the billet up close like that.
Hey thanks Russell
It's à real plaeser to see lord kyle working with love frome algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️❤️❤️🇵🇸
Hey thanks my friend
Cheers
Dad
absolutely agree with TaxiJim on this one. amazing to watch it in slow mo.
Thanks
Good times my friend
Like and share we appreciate it
Dad
Would love to see Kyle making a traditional kata with he’s Touch or spin on it…
Peacock feather for sure