I like the both of the techniques. Both are very unique. I dont know too much bout knife making, but I am wondering what a higher grit sanding would look on the blade.
Blacked with copper colour for me fwiw. However if the handle colours were reversed so the handle was predominantly red then the red stripe would suit better.
@@Marcus_Shaw yeah, that might have been interesting. I’d have to go with G10 or something. I think the handle looks better in person though. It was lost quite a bit in pictures.
To be honest man, it’s a waste of time!! Lol 😂 the first few times it’s used, that color will come off immediately, it’s cool looking but after the coffee etch it looked AMAZING!! Then it seems like it kinda lost some of that after the “crimson tide” poisoned the copper Lol
The pattern on the blade is stunning. In fact the whole knife is amazing. The crimson process does bring something to the table, but the coffee/copper finish would get my vote on this occasion.
The crimson is awesome, and it's definitely a good thing to add to the mental "toolbox". That said, I do personally prefer the standard copper and blacked out edge in this case. 🔥 Thanks for the awesome content!
I normally love the copper and black look, but for this one? That red on the steel is HOT! And it's in my favorite knife design! Seriously impressive work.
I'm in love with damascus with the original copper color, I'd crawl over broken glass to get my hands on that design in a chefs knife. Incredible videos.
Man just one piece of your making would make my entire life. I would adore it and pass it down to my children and they would pass it down to my grandchildren, it would be a family heirloom. The work you do is incredible. maybe one day when i finally have much disposable income i can get into the bladecraft and use your videos for guidance and inspiration
The red is different but in a good way.....do I love your copper knives? Yes!!!! Do I love this for the difference? ABSOLUTELY!!!! The red style displayed with a matching style copper in a desk top glass case, a dream come true for me!!!! Well done as always!
Every single time I watch you it makes me want to do this. Just the art of creating something like what you produce is incredible. Thanks for sharing as always. You keep amazing us every time.
I’m a new viewer and have been watching so many of your videos. Not only are the blades stunning, but I love how you also add tidbits from your everyday life. Great video as always and thank you for what you do.
It's so great to see a full tang. I don't get smiths what will keep going for too tiny tangs. This one is amazing. The red really makes it look unique.
There are a lot of reasons for hidden tang knives. Any knife that typically requires a guard, for example. Done correctly, a hidden tang knife is plenty strong and would never break under use. Realize that just about every sword made is a hidden tang. 😉. Thanks for watching.
I love when copper is incorporated into a knife, it's my favorite look on a blade. Red treatment is a nice added look for the right knife. I love it, well done!
I love both, the red is very different, but I think that the copper look at the end of the day is what people are really gonna be attracted to the most and I myself would prefer the copper over the red even though it’s really cool, I just think the copper looks more fitting to the Knife design overall. I’ve been collecting knives for many years and my collection consists of folders and fix blades but I’ve never actually had a custom fixed blade knife in my collection. Lately I have been thinking about having someone do a custom fix blade in Damascus considering all of my collection both fix blades and folders and I have no Damascus blades at all but I would really love to have a fixed blade in Damascus, I think that the process that goes into it is amazing and the end result is absolutely beautiful. I follow a few different RUclips channels that are specifically about forging Damascus billet and blades, and your channel is the first one that I started following/watching and I think your work is amazing and would love to DM with you and maybe have you do one for me very similar to this one if not the same one, but if you would reply to my comment and maybe we could work something up and have you do a custom fix blade for me and there is no rush but I would truly appreciate having one of your knives in my collection, so please let me know if that something that you can make happen. Thanks, Tyrell. 👌🙏✌🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That knife is perfection, just like the rest of your work... I really like the forged carbon scales... it's nice to see something different from time to time.
Man, that is Hands down the coolest looking knife I've seen anyone make/post! The final product is just bad ass & the pattern, color and profile of it really adds to just how awesome it is
@@TyrellKnifeworks no problem! One day I'd love to be privileged & fortunate enough to own/display one of your knives like that in my gun room/collection! I had to watch the video again just because its insane how cool it is, well made, intense the pattern & copper color ended up and just awesome it is/looks! Whoever ends up lucky enough to own that I hope they realize how lucky they are and amazing it is!
this is absolutely extraordinary!!!! It is a work of art . That knife is really very beautiful. And that red tone looks incredible. you are a true master all your knives are absolutely great.
Wow! That turned out awesome! As you stated the crimson looks amazing and matches the lines. I'm not sure that I would replace the copper look with this one. I can definitely see adding it in on some projects though. Thanks again Dennis!
the crimson is pretty neat, but i feel copper is the way to go. either way, its a lovely blade as always. i appreciate your experimentation and sharing the results.
The red is striking, but honestly I love the coffee finish look. I would go with that. That Damascus pattern is just amazing, and the handle materials are awesome. Very nice tanto! But stay with the copper/coffee finish. Much nicer!
That's a great looking knife dude, your work is always awesome! I can't imagine the copper would stay red over time with this process. I'd go regular ol' coffee etch on this one. Thanks for sharing Dakota Wilson's process. He makes some incredible knives. Some of his knives are like looking at a magic eye picture 😛. It's always refreshing to see people creating something unique.
Man, you've already heard this over 100 times, but I feel that, with this exact knife the raw copper is better. Maybe it'd look cooler on another project; it seems a good idea. It's too bad we haven't figured out a way to lock in that great rainbow pattern on the copper right out of heat treat. Great work, thank you!
Wicked sweet looking with the red. I love how the red liner matches the shade of red that the copper came out to be. The handle scales look great, one thing i would've done was to use red hardware aswell. Any rate it looks awesome either way.
Nice........I like the red. I've never seen it done in an oven before. I have seen solid copper body tactical pens heat anodized with a torch though. The guy that did it said you have to use a hydrogen gas torch which is interesting. He got a lot of different colors. Maybe you could play with that. Very cool knife. Great work........= )
Love the knife profile and the red Copper looks sweet. Downside is the Damascus looks duller then what you normally do so you should do what you normally do . Other thing I saw is did you polish your handle scales? They don't look as lustrous as normal
A beautiful damask pattern transitioning from rough to fine lines that beautifully copy the shape of the knife. The red copper line is something new that attracts attention. Definitely a great piece. The handle is somewhat faded, maybe it would be better if it were more shiny. However, this is just my preference, as always this is the work of a master and I look forward to another sample of your production.
Tyrell can you also can show the system that you have to slide the door for the forge, I like to have one as neat as the one you have. And I got to go to HF to get one of those angle grinder.
Which do you prefer, the crimson or the blacked out blade with the true copper color?
I like the both of the techniques. Both are very unique. I dont know too much bout knife making, but I am wondering what a higher grit sanding would look on the blade.
Blacked with copper colour for me fwiw.
However if the handle colours were reversed so the handle was predominantly red then the red stripe would suit better.
@@forevermorewinds1555 this was sanded with 1500-2000 between etches. You don’t get much higher.
@@Marcus_Shaw yeah, that might have been interesting. I’d have to go with G10 or something. I think the handle looks better in person though. It was lost quite a bit in pictures.
To be honest man, it’s a waste of time!! Lol 😂 the first few times it’s used, that color will come off immediately, it’s cool looking but after the coffee etch it looked AMAZING!! Then it seems like it kinda lost some of that after the “crimson tide” poisoned the copper Lol
The pattern on the blade is stunning. In fact the whole knife is amazing. The crimson process does bring something to the table, but the coffee/copper finish would get my vote on this occasion.
Yeah, I agree the copper with the black etch seems nicer. Thanks for watching
Agreed.
I both agree and disagree at the same time…
The crimson is awesome, and it's definitely a good thing to add to the mental "toolbox". That said, I do personally prefer the standard copper and blacked out edge in this case. 🔥 Thanks for the awesome content!
I agree completely. It’s a cool technique to know but I also prefer the black/copper. Thanks for watching
I like the low layer twist. Its nice and bold. I like the crimson look too. Ill have to try it myself sometime.
Thanks for checking it out, JP!
I normally love the copper and black look, but for this one? That red on the steel is HOT! And it's in my favorite knife design! Seriously impressive work.
Thanks for checking it out, Joshua!
i personally think the crimson and silver blade looks incredible
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I'm in love with damascus with the original copper color, I'd crawl over broken glass to get my hands on that design in a chefs knife. Incredible videos.
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Thank you so much for the metric conversions. Makes a lot more sense to me 😂 also love this knife. It’s bloody beautiful.
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Man just one piece of your making would make my entire life. I would adore it and pass it down to my children and they would pass it down to my grandchildren, it would be a family heirloom. The work you do is incredible. maybe one day when i finally have much disposable income i can get into the bladecraft and use your videos for guidance and inspiration
It's really not that expensive to get started. You can get into this for less than $500. Watch my Beginner Series playlist. 👍🏻
The red is different but in a good way.....do I love your copper knives? Yes!!!! Do I love this for the difference? ABSOLUTELY!!!! The red style displayed with a matching style copper in a desk top glass case, a dream come true for me!!!! Well done as always!
Thanks for checking it out!
Awesome 👏😎 never get bored of watching different metals melted together.✨✨✨
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
Loved the Red effect-Crimson and Black are a great combination. Liked the coffee and copper look too tho. Both are equally impressive. Beautiful work.
Thanks for watching, Jonathan!
@@TyrellKnifeworks I never miss one of your videos...Love the Triple T info.
THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL KNIFE I'VE EVER SEEN
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The crimson look is absolutely stunning.I’m going to try and do Copper in a build just for that purpose
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That my friend is one beautiful piece of cutting art!
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Another masterpiece by Tyrell Knifeworks
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Wow that red is striking! I really like it. It feels like a fresh take in the Damascus knife building scene
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Amazing craftmanship. You make it look so easy. Coffee for me. I really enjoy your videos
I agree on the coffee over this process. I actually went and redid it with coffee for Blade show. 😉. Thanks for watching.
The crimson tint on the blade does steal the show however my favourite is the all black blade with the true copper colour. I just loved it.
I did end up refinishing this blade with the copper/black finish. Thanks for watching
@@TyrellKnifeworks oh wow that's awesome, I know you always make the right choices. And thank you for this awesome work of art.
Colors are astonishing on this knife!
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I like the red, very unique look.
Beautiful knife great work as always.
Thanks for taking a look, Scott!
Honestly I think that both are absolutely beautiful and that is one beautiful knife that anyone would love to own
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That is outrageous man! I friggin love it!!
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This is the most beautiful knife I’ve ever seen! You had me at crimson copper
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Wow, that red is really striking. Of course the normal copper is pretty too.
Thanks for checking it out, Jesse!
Whaow..... shape of the blade, damascus texture, , and the right look handle, superb...
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I love the Coffee/ Copper look myself. Either way looks good but your craftsmanship out shines the most!!
Thanks, Keith! I prefer the coffee and copper too.
Every single time I watch you it makes me want to do this. Just the art of creating something like what you produce is incredible. Thanks for sharing as always. You keep amazing us every time.
You should try it! Thanks for watching
Beautiful work! Love the coffee copper look big time.
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Wow just wow as always it’s just beautiful a true work of art
Thanks for checking out this build, Gino!
Humble and very talented
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I absolutely love the red, its so pretty
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The red looks so cool
Thanks for checking it out, Wally!
I’m a new viewer and have been watching so many of your videos. Not only are the blades stunning, but I love how you also add tidbits from your everyday life. Great video as always and thank you for what you do.
Thanks so much, Lucien! I appreciate you watching! Welcome to the channel.
Yoo, this looks INSANE! The pattern is amazing!
Thanks for checking out this build!
It's so great to see a full tang. I don't get smiths what will keep going for too tiny tangs. This one is amazing. The red really makes it look unique.
There are a lot of reasons for hidden tang knives. Any knife that typically requires a guard, for example. Done correctly, a hidden tang knife is plenty strong and would never break under use. Realize that just about every sword made is a hidden tang. 😉. Thanks for watching.
A well made tanto is a devastating puncturing implement. Accordingly, I like them with straight blades & generous hand guards.
Thanks for watching!
that knife looks badass. that knife was forged with the iron from a million people's blood. that thing has a legendary modifier.
Ha, thanks for checking it out!
Bro that’s beautiful 🤩
Thanks for watching, Rajesh!
I love when copper is incorporated into a knife, it's my favorite look on a blade. Red treatment is a nice added look for the right knife. I love it, well done!
Thanks for checking it out!
The crimson is cool for sure, but man does that black and copper look amazing. Blade looked even better without the handle as well :D
I like it with copper/black as well and it was returned to that before it was sold. Thanks for watching.
The coffee is more dramatic looking on the blade, and my preference. The red copper is a nice detail, but not a deal breaker for me. Great work!
Yeah I like the regular copper better I think. Thanks for watching, Ralph!
Beautiful, Love the Damascus pattern. personally, I like the copper/coffee look. Great job!!!
Me too, Daniel. I prefer the coffee and copper. Thanks for watching
I love both, the red is very different, but I think that the copper look at the end of the day is what people are really gonna be attracted to the most and I myself would prefer the copper over the red even though it’s really cool, I just think the copper looks more fitting to the Knife design overall. I’ve been collecting knives for many years and my collection consists of folders and fix blades but I’ve never actually had a custom fixed blade knife in my collection. Lately I have been thinking about having someone do a custom fix blade in Damascus considering all of my collection both fix blades and folders and I have no Damascus blades at all but I would really love to have a fixed blade in Damascus, I think that the process that goes into it is amazing and the end result is absolutely beautiful. I follow a few different RUclips channels that are specifically about forging Damascus billet and blades, and your channel is the first one that I started following/watching and I think your work is amazing and would love to DM with you and maybe have you do one for me very similar to this one if not the same one, but if you would reply to my comment and maybe we could work something up and have you do a custom fix blade for me and there is no rush but I would truly appreciate having one of your knives in my collection, so please let me know if that something that you can make happen. Thanks, Tyrell. 👌🙏✌🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
wow thats cool! you make me wanna get back in the shop!
Thanks for checking it out, Michael!
I think the knife with the strong red tone is really good. I like it better than the copper colour. Well done and thank you for the great video. 🤩🤩🤩
Thanks for taking a look!
That knife is perfection, just like the rest of your work... I really like the forged carbon scales... it's nice to see something different from time to time.
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Very nice work again. This knife looks awesome beautiful
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Awesome crimson, nice job
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Awesome Dennis, the red is nice but I like the copper better.
Yea I have to agree. Thanks for watching, Henry.
Man, that is Hands down the coolest looking knife I've seen anyone make/post! The final product is just bad ass & the pattern, color and profile of it really adds to just how awesome it is
Thanks so much! I appreciate you checking it out!
@@TyrellKnifeworks no problem! One day I'd love to be privileged & fortunate enough to own/display one of your knives like that in my gun room/collection! I had to watch the video again just because its insane how cool it is, well made, intense the pattern & copper color ended up and just awesome it is/looks! Whoever ends up lucky enough to own that I hope they realize how lucky they are and amazing it is!
That is a beautiful knife, I like the look of the red copper.
Thanks for watching, Riley!
I like the red - its a very distinctive contrast against the black and silver tones.
Thanks for checking out this build!
That’s beautiful! I think the vibrant darks are more my speed; this is a killer build! I didn’t know baking copper would do that. Great video Dennis!
Yeah, it’s not that hard to get this but you need to do it after freshly sanding the blade it seems. Thanks for watching, Ben!
Absolutely beautiful knife. I do think coffee and natural copper color looks best but the red does look good.
I’m with you, Jeremy. I prefer the copper color as well. Thanks for checking it out.
Another work of art. Between the copper and the reddening, I think it really depends on the handle and how well they match.
I actually redid this one back to copper/black. It sold pretty quickly. 😉. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful knife. I like both the red and copper.
Thanks for checking it out, David!
Thank you for putting the metric measurements into the video aswell! :)
I try to put in the conversions now. Thanks for watching!
@@TyrellKnifeworks trank you for your Videos! :)
this is absolutely extraordinary!!!! It is a work of art . That knife is really very beautiful. And that red tone looks incredible.
you are a true master all your knives are absolutely great.
Thanks for checking out this build, Sandro!
oh damn i love the red! i like the copper color too but with this one the red looks very epic. i love it
Thanks for checking out this build, Denise!
100% keep the red, it looks awesome with the red contrast in the blade.
Thanks for checking out this build, Willard!
Hey 👋 Tyrell how you doing bro that knife 🔪 is amazing how it's look good work buddy 👍 blessings
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Amazingly beautiful knife!!
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It looks good nicely done
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Wow! That turned out awesome! As you stated the crimson looks amazing and matches the lines. I'm not sure that I would replace the copper look with this one.
I can definitely see adding it in on some projects though. Thanks again Dennis!
Thanks for checking it out, Stephen!
So cool! Great job. Love that blade
Thanks for checking it out, Mike!
Hola amigo, se ve genial en rojo. Te felicito siempre estás innovando.
Saludos de “AZTECA KNIVES” desde Ecatepec, México 🇲🇽
¡Gracias por echar un vistazo!
the crimson is pretty neat, but i feel copper is the way to go. either way, its a lovely blade as always. i appreciate your experimentation and sharing the results.
I’m with you, Chris. Thanks for watching.
Damn dude, you going for your MS with this one!
Ha, not quite on this one. I’m still a few years off MS. But thanks for watching!
Love the red, honestly! It's not something you see every day. ❤
Thanks for checking it out, Brian!
The red is striking, but honestly I love the coffee finish look. I would go with that. That Damascus pattern is just amazing, and the handle materials are awesome. Very nice tanto! But stay with the copper/coffee finish. Much nicer!
I agree, I like the copper and coffee better. Thanks for watching, Michael.
Looks amazing but I definitely prefer the coffee copper look. Love the videos
Yeah, I'm with you! Thanks for watching, Jason.
Man Denis, stunning! I even like the Crimson stripe!
Thanks for checking it out, Brady!
That's a great looking knife dude, your work is always awesome! I can't imagine the copper would stay red over time with this process. I'd go regular ol' coffee etch on this one.
Thanks for sharing Dakota Wilson's process. He makes some incredible knives. Some of his knives are like looking at a magic eye picture 😛. It's always refreshing to see people creating something unique.
I prefer that dark with the copper color myself but I wanted to try this. Thanks for watching, David!
I think it’s awesome one day soon I’ll be able to purchase one of your master pieces along with the sheath
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Such a beautiful blade
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I prefer the crimson. Very cool build.
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Man, you've already heard this over 100 times, but I feel that, with this exact knife the raw copper is better. Maybe it'd look cooler on another project; it seems a good idea. It's too bad we haven't figured out a way to lock in that great rainbow pattern on the copper right out of heat treat.
Great work, thank you!
Thanks for checking out this build!
I prefer the red, very nice work my man
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Beautiful blade love the red!
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I prefer the blacked out and copper one. Beautiful knife.
Yup, me too. Thanks for watching!
This red is a great accent on that knife. Now I am with you here, I prefer the natural color of copper
Yup. Thanks for watching, Fabrice!
I just found your channel your work is amazing
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for watching!
Wicked sweet looking with the red. I love how the red liner matches the shade of red that the copper came out to be. The handle scales look great, one thing i would've done was to use red hardware aswell. Any rate it looks awesome either way.
Unfortunately those gulso bolts only come in black and stainless. Thanks for watching.
Nice........I like the red. I've never seen it done in an oven before. I have seen solid copper body tactical pens heat anodized with a torch though. The guy that did it said you have to use a hydrogen gas torch which is interesting. He got a lot of different colors. Maybe you could play with that. Very cool knife. Great work........= )
Thanks for checking it out!
que buen trabajo .!!!! primera vez que veo un cuchillo con cobre de ese color😵😵😵 increíble
¡Gracias por echar un vistazo! Estén atentos, es posible que pronto haga otra técnica que muestre diferentes colores.
The red is novel, but the coffee/copper look is stunning. Great work as always Dennis.
I agree, I like the coffee/copper better. Thanks for watching!
Les Damas que tu fais sont juste magnifique ! Celui-ci, avec sa couleur rouge l ait tout autant, félicitations et bonne continuation ✌️😉
Merci d'avoir jeté un coup d'œil ! Restez à l'écoute, je vais réessayer avec une technique différente.
@@TyrellKnifeworks 👍 super, hâte de voir sa ! 😉
Una hoja realmente preciosa
Enhorabuena
¡Gracias por ver!
Oh WOW ❤I'm in love ❤️ that is dope 😮nice work very nice
Thanks for checking it out, Andres!
That knife is gorgeous! I like the red but I think the copper looked better,great job though!
I’m with you. I prefer the coffee/copper. Thanks for watching.
think it looks good as is, everyone does coffee etch so good seeing something different
Thanks for checking it out, Andy!
It's cool that the copper turned red, to go with the handle. A different look! I still would prefer the copper/coffee look! 👍
I agree! Thanks for watching, Michael!
Love the knife profile and the red Copper looks sweet. Downside is the Damascus looks duller then what you normally do so you should do what you normally do . Other thing I saw is did you polish your handle scales? They don't look as lustrous as normal
I didn’t buff these scales as normal. Thanks for the reminder!
@@TyrellKnifeworks figured that might of been the case
Precioso,uno de los mejores trabajos q he visto,👏👏👏👍
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I love both. Mix it up bud, variety is the spice of life.
Thanks for checking it out, Keith!
The red stripe is stunning and unique, in my opinion. The coffee always makes for a stunning finish, but I think in this case I'd go for the red.
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Your blades are works of art! Its your choice!
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A beautiful damask pattern transitioning from rough to fine lines that beautifully copy the shape of the knife. The red copper line is something new that attracts attention. Definitely a great piece. The handle is somewhat faded, maybe it would be better if it were more shiny. However, this is just my preference, as always this is the work of a master and I look forward to another sample of your production.
The handle does need a bit of buffing still. Thanks for watching!
Tyrell can you also can show the system that you have to slide the door for the forge, I like to have one as neat as the one you have. And I got to go to HF to get one of those angle grinder.
If you watch my forge build video you’ll see the doors. The pulley blocks are on my Amazon store. Thanks for watching.