When you're crafting a weapon using common materials and some random loots you want to get rid of, and the item came out Legendary. I found a New Recipe!
@@nudanuda11 you're either from another planet or being sarcastic lol.. Is "Fortnite" not a big deal where you live? It is huge here, and makes more money than any game I've ever seen
these videos are amazing and fascinating. i could watch them for hours, in fact i've. it would be awesome if you could add a quick phrase or a couple words indicating what part of the process you're in or what's the purpose of this or that (e.g., what's the deal with the hot peppers?). thank you so much for sharing your talent and your creative gift.
K... 2 things on peppers: 1: It's a joke. 2: We add coal or charcoal to pig iron to add carbon content... while the peppers burn down to near pure carbon at forging temp - it is a miniscule amount as he is already using high carbon steel. Brings us back to 1. Next (process steps): - Weld - Draw - Repeat X Times for Pattern - Final Draw - Hog* (hogging off excess/low carbon steel, especially for Cannister Damascus) - Shape (Tip, Tang, Trailing Edge, Edge (or edges)) - Initial Cleanup/Polish - Anneal - Thermocycle - Quench - Form, Fit, Finish.
@@possumsausage5029 this is not more than joke. In Russian, terms "hot" (for pepper) and "sharp" (for blade) are expressed in one word - "острый". Therefore, in the initial stage just used that pun.
@@MrChupacabra1980 I didnt know that. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I know nothing about the Russian language besides what I've learned from Hogans Heros 😂😂
Guys the reason he added the chilli peppers is because in Russian the word for “spicy” is also the same as “sharp” ( ostriy ) so essentially he added “sharpness” to the blade 😂. It’s a play on words. Hope that clears it up 👍
wow, that colour really pops more than I would've thought, in the edited images it also looks really great! love the shape and pattern, I'm shure the peppers made it really sharp ;)
Really gorgeous work! Would love to have seen a verbal or text commentary describing what you were doing at each stage and why, and what materials you were using. Enjoyed the video though 👏👏
Очень красиво, эти цвета побежалости очень оригинальные и праздничные. Здорово! Еще рукоятку соответствующую и в эрмитаж-произведение искусства. Супер.
Think this may be my new favourite pattern that you have done.... maybe... Outstanding work as usual. Keep the videos coming, I look forward to your next one.
Why is that blue colored? What I don't understand also is: it's all came from the same steel no? So why contrast appear after acid wash? I've always thinked that you need two different steel for damas, is it true or you can do it with just one steel folded and folded?
@@tinkeringaround6241 So you can do damas with one steel in sheet/stock and the other in powder form? That's interesting, how do you get powder steel? You have to scrap the cutting debries and dust that is produced when grinding and cutting this particular steel?
@@kitsnap1228 There are two different kinds of steels, the chain mail steel and the powdered steel he added. The chain mail was probably made from either stainless or nickel steel and the powder steel was one of the 10 series high carbon steels. The nickel or stainless steel does not darken in the acid wash, but the carbon steel does, so you see the contrasting pattern. The blu coloration was created by heating the balde to a specific temperature. Steel changes color depending on the temperature it is raised to. As temps rise, first it turns a straw color, then a darker straw/bronzish, then deep purple/blue then to lighter blue, then grey. To get really even color it takes an oven with precise temp control, or a really skilled hand with a torch. While that blue is pretty, unfortunately, it makes the steel too soft to hold a good edge. That blade would be strictly decorative and not really useful. Although, it is a dagger design, so it would still stab you quite easily.
Rocío con fundente (borax 90% + arena de cuarzo 5% + carbón en polvo 5%) es necesario para realizar la soldadura (forja). El flujo se fusiona con la escala: la sustancia resultante es bastante fluida y se desplaza fácilmente durante la deformación. Además, el fundente protege contra el oxígeno y, a expensas del carbón, carburiza la capa superficial del metal, lo que reduce la temperatura de soldadura (en resumen).
i really want to know how he made it blue because i find that look to be awesome and i want to incorporate it into one of my current projects . also @shurap you are a complete genius when it comes to Damascus
Dear Sir, I am a knife maker myself, and I like the look of this, however I am inquiring as to the type of steel used in the gloves.....? I know in my area most are made of 316 stainless, and that would not forge weld together although maybe in a canister without oxygen....I have not tried...If you could share any tips it would be appreciated...Love your work
Hermoso trabajo!! Quisiera saber, por qué usa pimientos rojos y pimienta en grano? Le da algún matiz en especial? Escribo desde Uruguay 🇺🇾 Muchas gracias por compartir su arte con nosotros!
This is SO cool. Do you sell anything that you make? I come from a long line of knife grinders from Italy and I LOVE IT. I love that it's such a different and interesting skill to have. I've had the pleasure of sharpening some awesome stuff, antique blades and very old relics. We don't get to forge our own blades though, because we're not supposed to be a monopoly, but I wish we could. You do amazing work you're very talented I hope you keep at it 🔪🔪🔪
@@CrazyDutchguys No not if you were only sharpening and forging (I also might not exactly grasp the full definition) but if you're covering the rest of the steps in the process, even like...delivering them, would it be then?
@@Sarah-fq5mu still no. A monopoly means you are the ONLY person or business able to do business in a certain trade or market. Meaning that nobody else can join in on the market, due to your influence. Even if you had a supply chain of different businesses making and delivering the knives. There is nothing stopping other people from also doing the same thing. Unless your business has such a large market share that you essentially control the market price and can bully other businesses out of the market. Simplest example is drug cartels, they control everything, they essentially own the market and nobody else can just start selling drugs.
Как всегда, благодарю за прекрасное зрелище, фантазию и юмор! И желаю, прибавления всего этого и здоровья! С прошедшими праздниками Вас! А что такое зеленое в чае было - не разглядел?
The stuff he sprinkles onto it is not pepper, if you mean the powder stuff, it's usually iron filings, plus stuff like borax, sometimes fine silica sand, which acts like a flux and helps keep down oxidation so the surfaces (in this case, all the rings) weld together during the forging process. Everyone uses various amounts of different substances so you would have to ask him specifically what is in the mix. The chili pepper will burn up the oxygen in the box.
@@thanerdchi yes i know. That's why I said "the chili pepper will burn up the oxygen in the box." Because the OP wasn't sure about the "pepper and chili peppers."
На русском, украинском, немецком языке первое слово выражения: острый нож и острый перец - одно и тоже. Получается каламбур, что для остроты. На самом деле источник углерода и некоторых катализаторов для ускорения цементации, что в конечном итоге ведёт к остроте клинка.
По большому счету при такой температуре без разницы, какая органика там будет, главное поменьше серы. А вот чем промазали форму в самом начале для более легкого отслоения - вопрос. Смесь дробленого и жидкого стекла или другое?
Было бы здорово увидеть на этих клинках такие же фантастичные рукояти, наверняка есть пару фоток, которые надо выставить в конце какого-нибудь ролика. А? 👍
@@АнатолийКондров 6ыдлo, тише вопли! "Гонишь"- это когда на телеге поедешь. Я ролик смотрел, потому и запостил. Рукоятка клинка вместе с гардой и навершием, которая меня поразила качеством и аккуратностью исполнения, в видео по ссылке на 28-58. Это уже не кустарная "резьба то табуретке на наждаке", это инкрустация золотом. И если автор ножичка сможет собрать для своего ножичка ТАКУЮ рукоять, то честь ему и хвала. А нахерачить на клинок накладки из паркетины, закрепить их заклёпками и обточить на наждаке и я могу. Доступно?
Дмитрий! Невероятно красивая работа! Считаю Ваш канал одним из самых классных по тематике ковки, если не самым! Будет ли уместно Вас попросить давать какие - либо коментарии по ходу работы.. ? Поскольку то что вы делаете потрясно, однако понять непросвещенному в кузнечной тематике весьма сложно понять как? и за чем ? :) Благодарю!
@@TheTriptamineDream *Yes, i, too, wondered what he was painting the inside of the canister with. It sure worked well to break free the exterior after forging the weld. Way better than **www.google.com/search?q=White+Out*
🇷🇺 Я новый подписчик, и это видео великолепно, помимо других видео тоже. Привет из Франции. еще один синий палец вверх. 🇫🇷 je suis un nouvel abonné et cette vidéo est magnifique, d'ailleurs les autres vidéos le sont également. bonjour de la france. un pouce bleu vers le haut de plus.
10+ Attack dmg
4+ Agility
50% chance inflict sPicY on hit
Xd
what is the selling price ？
Jajajjajajajajaj 🤣
did you mean Burn..?
Sometimes when i cook meth i put a little chili P in there
This dude spicing his metal meanwhile some people still won’t use salt when cooking
XD
iDraco Dragonare are you saying only white people use salt... lol
@@MikeGlasses he's saying white people *only* use salt
@@ummmyeah8458 he is an idiot
@iDraco Dragonare ah salt, otherwise known as the "fundamental spice of human history"
I love the skill, knowledge and passion that goes into your creations. Truelly fascinating to watch. Your herbal teas are very cool.
The pepper and chili where added so that when he strikes an enemy, the wound will sting.
XD
@Andrew Lim kinda kinky but whatever floats their boat.
@Andrew Lim They also demand some curry cuts and bolognese...
@Power 2 Weight finally!!!!.. Some Logic..
Lol
Ahh adding peppers so it becomes a fire element knife
What ingredient is needed for the lightning type dagger my lord??
@@Harsh-bw7tp 9V battery or a Center Shock
😂😂😂
His name also means spicy along with sharp. Thus the peppers.....maybe for a bit of carbon also.
J Dub this actually cracked me up lol 😂😂😂
I wish I had the skills and equipment to do this. That is amazing.
But overall "IT WILL KEEEL"
😂😂😂
Yes I get it I feel great
This my friend weeel keeel
Keal* (keep everyone alive)
Lol dough
You know adding a squeeze of lime will make the chilli pop
Me: I gotta go to sleep.
RUclips: But wait! There's more!
Lol!
Gets you everytime
Yeah, RUclips fucking suck on this.
When you're crafting a weapon using common materials and some random loots you want to get rid of, and the item came out Legendary.
I found a New Recipe!
Only fortnite fans and parents of fortnite kids will laugh at this. Lol
@@christianbartholemue5480 whats with D&D and simmilar Role or Tabletopgame players?
@@christianbartholemue5480 what is it? Some new lineage or some other mmorpg shit with elves an orcs?
@@nudanuda11 you're either from another planet or being sarcastic lol.. Is "Fortnite" not a big deal where you live? It is huge here, and makes more money than any game I've ever seen
@@christianbartholemue5480 honestly if he doesn't know what fortnite is he's probably got a purer existence than we do.
If anyone’s ever read the eragon books this what I imagine Brisingr would’ve looked like
CantThinkOfAName534 probably
If only it when you say Brisingr it turns into a flaming dagger
But in longer
yes haha
I'd say a blue blade, not this speck pattern but you different shades of blue. It think the color of blade same as Sapphira's scales
Ahh yes I love watching molten metal being seasoned at 3AM so soothing :)
Holy shit this guy just created an enchanted weapon
Magic spicy
*Fire Aspect*
Hot tamale. Makes the recipient have burning ass every 5 seconds for thirty seconds. Lol
That is such a stunning colour. Amazing pattern. 👏🏼
these videos are amazing and fascinating. i could watch them for hours, in fact i've. it would be awesome if you could add a quick phrase or a couple words indicating what part of the process you're in or what's the purpose of this or that (e.g., what's the deal with the hot peppers?). thank you so much for sharing your talent and your creative gift.
I think it is because "sharp" and "spicy" are the same word in russian language.
He really liked that
@@Reginvalt but he is from Ukraine. In Ukrainian these two words sound same too but sound different from russian.
K... 2 things on peppers:
1: It's a joke.
2: We add coal or charcoal to pig iron to add carbon content... while the peppers burn down to near pure carbon at forging temp - it is a miniscule amount as he is already using high carbon steel. Brings us back to 1.
Next (process steps):
- Weld
- Draw
- Repeat X Times for Pattern
- Final Draw
- Hog* (hogging off excess/low carbon steel, especially for Cannister Damascus)
- Shape (Tip, Tang, Trailing Edge, Edge (or edges))
- Initial Cleanup/Polish
- Anneal
- Thermocycle
- Quench
- Form, Fit, Finish.
That has to be the most beautiful Damascus that I've seen in a very long time!!!
Liked for the pepper and chili
@Stroke It or maybe just the fact that it's an organic matter, it will turn to charcoal and keep the damascus from sticking to the canister cap
Keith Bair wow, that’s crazy interesting. I really wonder what the reason is.
@@possumsausage5029 this is not more than joke. In Russian, terms "hot" (for pepper) and "sharp" (for blade) are expressed in one word - "острый". Therefore, in the initial stage just used that pun.
@@MrChupacabra1980 I didnt know that. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I know nothing about the Russian language besides what I've learned from Hogans Heros 😂😂
@@possumsausage5029 you're welcome. I'm Russian and this knowledge is innate for me ))
Guys the reason he added the chilli peppers is because in Russian the word for “spicy” is also the same as “sharp” ( ostriy ) so essentially he added “sharpness” to the blade 😂. It’s a play on words. Hope that clears it up 👍
Thank you , i was so confused
@@sharingan0mojo it’s actually for extra carbon content . But yeah that’s the science answer.
dude didnt even get platinum or gold how does he have damascus
I got the reference
I didn’t, explain?
Oh wait mw f u guys 😂
@@antichristxpher3279 bro I didn't get it till now too😂
IM LOST HELP
That's a spectacular knife! You're truly a Craftsman!
Beautiful pattern. Just bought a Damascus Bowie. First time I've seen a colored blade like that.
wow, that colour really pops more than I would've thought, in the edited images it also looks really great! love the shape and pattern, I'm shure the peppers made it really sharp ;)
*sure
Btw I’m sorry about that I couldn’t help myself but I agree
Really gorgeous work! Would love to have seen a verbal or text commentary describing what you were doing at each stage and why, and what materials you were using. Enjoyed the video though 👏👏
A lot of contestants on Forged in Fire would pay to know how you got that can off so easily! Beautiful Work !!
It's amazing how much work this guy gets done in 8-10 minutes...... ;-)
Is this a joke? Sarcasm?
@@silverknightsglintinthenight the winky face emoji indicates that it's a joke/sarcasm
Очень красиво, эти цвета побежалости очень оригинальные и праздничные. Здорово! Еще рукоятку соответствующую и в эрмитаж-произведение искусства. Супер.
Your shapes and lines always come out perfect.
You are The Master sir !
Total respect to you
The best bladesmith on youtube or anywhere around. You, sir, are a true artist. Proud to be a follower of your channel.
When you put peppers on the metal, it preheats it so it takes less time to get hot
Be careful not to use ghost peppers though, or your steel may overheat and melt in the forge.
@@ginsederp and said steel will be ghosted off to brazil
I'm new to this. Why does he put peppers in the case? Is it just for fun or does it serve a purpose.
@@snafu7998 Well, the purpose is for fun :D
This is the most beautiful knife I have ever seen
That is incredible! Now make it back into a glove 😝
😂
Reverse th video
I'd be impressed if he did since chainlink armour is hard to make
Sent it to China 😁
Think this may be my new favourite pattern that you have done.... maybe... Outstanding work as usual. Keep the videos coming, I look forward to your next one.
I love the line of code you added to sweep anvil face after every heat cycle. it really cleans up the whole program.
This is absolutely the most amazing thing I’ve seen I want dawn and the spear from moribito
Adding that burn damage I see.
That's insanely beautiful. Great job, thank you so much
Me and my daughter watch all your videos. We love how you make tea! Thanks for all the work.
5:15 most important part of the job, give your self a break.
I think this goes for others too, but my favorite parts of your videos are when you make tea lmao your collection of teas of all kind is nuts
500k subs: Damascus great two handed sword
Absolutely beautiful pattern in that steel. You really outdid yourself with this Shurap.
Two kinds of pepper every time. Always puts a smile on my face.
And so a a quest begins in middle earth!! with a new enchanted blade! : )
*smeagol voice* My precious!
Daan 😸
The blade is shining blue. There must be orcs nearby
Yup true Elven steel for sure
I shall call it Sting! Because of the pepper!
It would be appreciated if you add some subtitles about what you're doing and items you're using. Thanks!
Great idea
Thought almost the same
:)
I'll help
Hammer go bang bang
Sander go sand sand
Oven go hot hot
Knife go stab stab
@@MrJamesstott 🤣🤣🤣
And especially why why you are using the items
GOLDBOND vs BALLS they’re definitely in way more of a hurry to breed
Straight up BEST CHANNEL ON RUclips!!!
Him making tea cracks me up for some reason. It's saying "I make things that kill, but I'm refined, dammitall!"
That blueing makes the dissimilar metals contrast each other nicely.
Why is that blue colored?
What I don't understand also is: it's all came from the same steel no? So why contrast appear after acid wash?
I've always thinked that you need two different steel for damas, is it true or you can do it with just one steel folded and folded?
That glove was probably some type of stainless steel and the powder was probably of the 10 series steels like 1080,1095
@@tinkeringaround6241 So you can do damas with one steel in sheet/stock and the other in powder form?
That's interesting, how do you get powder steel?
You have to scrap the cutting debries and dust that is produced when grinding and cutting this particular steel?
KitSnap it’s probably a byproduct of some other machining process. Or they just scrape up the powder filings and sell them
@@kitsnap1228 There are two different kinds of steels, the chain mail steel and the powdered steel he added. The chain mail was probably made from either stainless or nickel steel and the powder steel was one of the 10 series high carbon steels. The nickel or stainless steel does not darken in the acid wash, but the carbon steel does, so you see the contrasting pattern. The blu coloration was created by heating the balde to a specific temperature. Steel changes color depending on the temperature it is raised to. As temps rise, first it turns a straw color, then a darker straw/bronzish, then deep purple/blue then to lighter blue, then grey.
To get really even color it takes an oven with precise temp control, or a really skilled hand with a torch.
While that blue is pretty, unfortunately, it makes the steel too soft to hold a good edge. That blade would be strictly decorative and not really useful. Although, it is a dagger design, so it would still stab you quite easily.
“Why is it spicy”
I LOVE TEA!!!!.... I LOVE KNIVES!!!...This is the Perfect Channel. Where have you been all my lives?!!!
That's honestly one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen !!!
Como se llama eso 2:18 que le echa al acero al rojo vivo?
Rocío con fundente (borax 90% + arena de cuarzo 5% + carbón en polvo 5%) es necesario para realizar la soldadura (forja). El flujo se fusiona con la escala: la sustancia resultante es bastante fluida y se desplaza fácilmente durante la deformación. Además, el fundente protege contra el oxígeno y, a expensas del carbón, carburiza la capa superficial del metal, lo que reduce la temperatura de soldadura (en resumen).
@@shurap muchas gracias por su pronta respuesta... Saludos cordiales desde Colombia
The heat bluing for the finish looks spectacular! A gorgeous dagger, Dmitri. Well done.
so that’s what he did, cool, thank you
Neat! I wonder if anybody in history had iron and Extra Spices capable of making steel that colorful.
Did you notice how he causally wipe the anvil with his bare hands while it's hot
1:34 there's a heart!!!!
Good eye!
I already felt his power when he bare handedly smooch the anvil where the burning steel is getting banged off.
Right had my full attention after that cause i wanted to see if it was an accident or if he was just hard like that 😆
Hes out here bare handed swiping hot steel, and im out here getting booboos from little bitty pieces of spicy metal. What a man 🥵
Love the work and the grit. Instant fan.
No loose weldable metal is safe around here.
This guy got his two in one knife: fight an enemy, and then, when your hungry take a bite of your knife for a quick snack
Nice looking blade. The pattern is good and the color is interesting.
5:32 he shows that you only enjoy green tea in his cup not a milkshake 😂😅
i really want to know how he made it blue because i find that look to be awesome and i want to incorporate it into one of my current projects . also @shurap you are a complete genius when it comes to Damascus
I think it was the salt and pepper lol
Hot blued, but he never shows that part of the process.
Твої відео заспокоюють, можна дивитись перед сном, дякую за твою працю👍
Any chef who can make a chilli that makes steel glow is OK in my books.
Felt like I was watching a cooking video at the beginning :D
absolutely in tears that you didn't add a secondary bevel to that
Один из красивейших клинков которые я видел.
Perfectly seasoned
Impressive work buddy. My buddy Shurap!
This dude has me wanting to make my own knives. Sign me up!
0:00-1:00 Hephaestus making bread 420bc colorized.
The real American99.
😂
WOW! Those colors are amazing!
Who thought that he is going to use herbs again and wandering whats he's going to do next and he's making a tea 😁
What a work of art. I love the blue tempered finish. Is the blue colour permanent or would it polish out or scratch.
It is only a surface coating, penatrating dyes that work on steel are pretty much impossible.
Just beautiful! Such talent and ingenuity! Keep up the gr8 work!
Dear Sir, I am a knife maker myself, and I like the look of this, however I am inquiring as to the type of steel used in the gloves.....? I know in my area most are made of 316 stainless, and that would not forge weld together although maybe in a canister without oxygen....I have not tried...If you could share any tips it would be appreciated...Love your work
unfortunately I don't know what kind of stainless steel.
Hermoso trabajo!!
Quisiera saber, por qué usa pimientos rojos y pimienta en grano?
Le da algún matiz en especial?
Escribo desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
Muchas gracias por compartir su arte con nosotros!
The tea interlude is great :)
Даже не знаю на что смотреть приятнее: на ковку клинка или на заваривание чая))
This is SO cool. Do you sell anything that you make? I come from a long line of knife grinders from Italy and I LOVE IT. I love that it's such a different and interesting skill to have. I've had the pleasure of sharpening some awesome stuff, antique blades and very old relics. We don't get to forge our own blades though, because we're not supposed to be a monopoly, but I wish we could. You do amazing work you're very talented I hope you keep at it 🔪🔪🔪
Forging and grinding your own knives wouldnt make you a monopoly though
@@CrazyDutchguys No not if you were only sharpening and forging (I also might not exactly grasp the full definition) but if you're covering the rest of the steps in the process, even like...delivering them, would it be then?
@@Sarah-fq5mu still no. A monopoly means you are the ONLY person or business able to do business in a certain trade or market. Meaning that nobody else can join in on the market, due to your influence.
Even if you had a supply chain of different businesses making and delivering the knives. There is nothing stopping other people from also doing the same thing. Unless your business has such a large market share that you essentially control the market price and can bully other businesses out of the market.
Simplest example is drug cartels, they control everything, they essentially own the market and nobody else can just start selling drugs.
@@CrazyDutchguys Ohhh I thought it was when a business does the entire process themselves and does not out source.
@@Sarah-fq5mu when a business doesn't outsource, it's generally called independent
He's taking The tempering to another level
Как всегда, благодарю за прекрасное зрелище, фантазию и юмор! И желаю, прибавления всего этого и здоровья! С прошедшими праздниками Вас!
А что такое зеленое в чае было - не разглядел?
фейхуа
Интересненько. Никогда в чай не добавлял. Надо попробовать. Я обычно травяные и ягодные сборы завариваю.
genuinely curious about the pepper and the chili peppers. great vid and amazing knife, hope you stay safe friend
The stuff he sprinkles onto it is not pepper, if you mean the powder stuff, it's usually iron filings, plus stuff like borax, sometimes fine silica sand, which acts like a flux and helps keep down oxidation so the surfaces (in this case, all the rings) weld together during the forging process. Everyone uses various amounts of different substances so you would have to ask him specifically what is in the mix. The chili pepper will burn up the oxygen in the box.
@@xeokym223 he put a chili pepper in the box at the begenning
@@thanerdchi yes i know. That's why I said "the chili pepper will burn up the oxygen in the box." Because the OP wasn't sure about the "pepper and chili peppers."
I love falling asleep to these videos
ОТВЕТЬТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!!
ЗАЧЕМ ВЫ ЛОЖИТЕ ПЕРЕЦ, ПАПРИКУ И ВСЕ ТАКОЕ??? ПО ФАНУ ИЛИ ЖЕ ДЕЙСТВИТЕЛЬНО В ТОМ ЕСТЬ НАДОБНОСТЬ?
Да он устал уже всем отвечать...
Для остроты.
На русском, украинском, немецком языке первое слово выражения: острый нож и острый перец - одно и тоже. Получается каламбур, что для остроты. На самом деле источник углерода и некоторых катализаторов для ускорения цементации, что в конечном итоге ведёт к остроте клинка.
@@shurap спасибо большое, буду спать теперь спокойно)
По большому счету при такой температуре без разницы, какая органика там будет, главное поменьше серы. А вот чем промазали форму в самом начале для более легкого отслоения - вопрос. Смесь дробленого и жидкого стекла или другое?
Иещё у меня вопрос -придание основной формы клинку после цементации и закалки разве не стачивает самую прочную часть клинка?
Было бы здорово увидеть на этих клинках такие же фантастичные рукояти, наверняка есть пару фоток, которые надо выставить в конце какого-нибудь ролика. А? 👍
вроде этой?
ruclips.net/video/cnDkviyPOwE/видео.html
@@danek8868 ты гонишь??? Сам смотрел??? Вообще не то!!!
@@АнатолийКондров 6ыдлo, тише вопли! "Гонишь"- это когда на телеге поедешь. Я ролик смотрел, потому и запостил. Рукоятка клинка вместе с гардой и навершием, которая меня поразила качеством и аккуратностью исполнения, в видео по ссылке на 28-58. Это уже не кустарная "резьба то табуретке на наждаке", это инкрустация золотом. И если автор ножичка сможет собрать для своего ножичка ТАКУЮ рукоять, то честь ему и хвала. А нахерачить на клинок накладки из паркетины, закрепить их заклёпками и обточить на наждаке и я могу. Доступно?
@@danek8868 на этих же клиниках, а не подобное левое видео!!!
На сколько знаю, он не делает рукоятки.
You are a very talented Smith.
Дмитрий! Невероятно красивая работа!
Считаю Ваш канал одним из самых классных по тематике ковки, если не самым!
Будет ли уместно Вас попросить давать какие - либо коментарии по ходу работы.. ? Поскольку то что вы делаете потрясно, однако понять непросвещенному в кузнечной тематике весьма сложно понять как? и за чем ? :)
Благодарю!
Этот вопрос много раз подымался на сколько я понял нет комментариев из за интернациональной аудитории , пусть иностранцы смотрят с субтитрами ))!
@@ПавелПэ-т5т тут хотя б субтитры, или под видосом описание на чуть-чуть), я б узнал зачем черный и белый порошки и почему столько ))
@@VikRise Соль, перец - по вкусу. :)
Привет из Шостки 👍👋
Бесполезно. Он молчит.
Очень красивое изделие! Мастер - Мастер! А зачем перец, дабы клинок был острее?))
I love the nerds posting knife stats in the comments. It's a damn fine knife and I enjoyed that video. You do great work.
Adding Spicy reforge to your weapon be like: 0:43
Awesome as usual Shurap!
What did you do to get it to come out of the mild so easy?
sealant for fireplaces.
these amazing cooking tutorials are very useful
Beautiful knife Shuarp, absolutely gorgeous!
May I ask, what do you line your canister with, and what are the peppers and stuff actually for?
Unsure what he paints the canister with, but the peppers make sure its sharp.
@@TheTriptamineDream *Yes, i, too, wondered what he was painting the inside of the canister with. It sure worked well to break free the exterior after forging the weld. Way better than **www.google.com/search?q=White+Out*
not sure what he uses, but I know whiteout works
In Russian spicy is sharp. So irs a joke. Also it carbonizes, so mo matter, folks used to use flour a lot, this just has more funniess.
sealant for fireplaces.
This is the same weapon I used to beat disc 3 in Legends of Legaia.
That is the most beautiful knife I have ever seen
🇷🇺 Я новый подписчик, и это видео великолепно, помимо других видео тоже. Привет из Франции. еще один синий палец вверх.
🇫🇷 je suis un nouvel abonné et cette vidéo est magnifique, d'ailleurs les autres vidéos le sont également. bonjour de la france. un pouce bleu vers le haut de plus.
Faltou em português meu amigo
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Gunther from Sing after seeing this:
Itsa SPICY...no?!
Just looked like a series of totally unrelated activities at the beginning. Ngl
Also ngl I started vibing when he was hammering out the metal by hand
I was in 'wtf-mode' the whole time until the end, then i entered the 'awe-state' xD
Amazing man!! I had one of those on AC Origins :))