MAKERS' FORGE STUDIO | First Time Knife Makers Learn From A Master Bladesmith!
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Join Jason Knight in an online teaching experience about bladesmithing and the unique artistry it demands. Learn some of the most coveted techniques in the forging industry from the comfort of your home!
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Dude, this is the second video I've seen of yours and I've gotta say, mad respect. Don't change your style and keep it real. I love it!
RUclips knowledge is great but hands on instruction is priceless. Awesome!
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I feel better about tempting one of your classes after watching them. You're an awesome instructor and very patient. A true master.
jeez you guys are bloody lucky , having Mr Knight giving you this opportunity to get your hands dirty freaking jealous ...
I have to say I’d pay money to learn from the Jason. Two lucky dudes
OMGGG
FINALLY I discover Jason Knight channel!
Ninja The Warrior thank you
What a great opportunity to make knives with a master smith!! Pretty dang good for your first!
I just got my nephew through his first seax!really satisfying to teach this.
Really enjoyed this well done! More of these vids would be awesome
Love it! Thank you for sharing!!
well done, with the knives and the commedy...
I’ve used the red label belts. Work really well for me. Course these were the first belts and I’ve tried only three other brands and came back to them.
Awesome video! Love seeing them totally finished 👍
Stainless San Mai. I am a novice knife maker on knights and weekend and an acupuncturist by day and have been thinking of how to make a Damascus knife using acupuncture needles. They are stainless steel. Love the channel
I can't wait to get home and watch!
cool video. yall should do some close up shots of the work at the end.We didnt get to see the etch or how the knife looked
I would love to learn from Jason how to forge. I make knives using the stock removal method but I really want to learn how to forge. These guys are very lucky to have such a opportunity to learn from such a great smith.
I started making stock removal knives when I was in my teens. I learned to forge in my late 20s. I stand behind both methods. Both have pros and cons. With stock removal, you are limited by the size of your stock, with forging you may be limited by the size of your workspace and/or location.
@@JasonKnightMS I have a pretty good size workspace and just bought a forge am saving for some hammers and tongs. I am saving as much materials that I can get my hands on like cable, rr spikes and spring clips for I live next to a railroad and walking along it to find some materials I can practice on.
Super cool video! I would have loved to see those knives closer but i enjoyed it anyway :)
wow i really love your work and trying my first knife soon that my coal arrives very inspired by you keep up the good work
Great video, enjoyed watching.
Awesome video. I really like that san mai, the look after the etch is just amazing. Would be awesome to take one of your classes sometime in my life I think !
Man I would love to get lessons from you! You're amazing!! Love the content!
Usually I have the pirates of the carrabean playing in my mind when I’m forging 🦾🇮🇪
Fantastic movie
"That's not good enough!"
Yup gotta try a stainless san mai now! Also I notice the Jen Ken kiln in the vids mine shipped out today! But has to drive across the US And then on a boat to the far north!😂
Awesome enjoyed!!
One thing missing. Take close ups of the knives at the end. They were hard to see. I just got more steel from Aldo Bruno. I'm psyched.
Great video guys thank you! Really been enjoying your videos while I'm out of commission taking care of health stuff.
What stainless are you using? 400 series? I've tried forge welding 300 series stainless to 1084 using the same method of welding shut all the seams, no luck.
Is Cumberland Marketing a sponsor? Got me all excited thinking you guys were in Cumberland BC. Damn close to home for me!!
Cause you're good at what you do?
Pretty good at it 👌😂
Hi Jason, I have a question about welding up billets with stainless. Does using a mig produce oxides or anything into the billet. I tried this with AEB L and 1095 core and failed miserably.
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You are the best! Greetings from Russia :)
Damnit... I’m really thinking I’m going to have to try that Stainless San Mai now... what grade stainless is it? AEBL? 410?
Pretty cool
@Jason Knight when can i come get a serious lesson, or lessons.
A little off topic but, where do you find grinding wheels rated for the speeds of the 4 1/2 inch grinders?
Or are your grinders vari-speed? My Milwaukee is 12k rpms and so far I haven't been able to find any.
Thank you.
That’s about how my first knife went!
I have a great question, I need an anvil. I don’t know what kind I need, or the weight. Please help me with this. I bought one and it started cracking and denting. Thanks
Funniest part was watching the one guy try and figure out how to turn the tools on. That is why every middle and high school in the country should have to have some form of shop class as part of the curriculum. Sadly the vast majority of schools would rather put all their funds into their sports programs instead of actually teaching the student skills they can use in their day to day lives.
I couldn't agree more! I've watched so many programs get cut for sports. Arts, home economic, many vo-tec classes, ROTC programs in many school. It's really a shame. My brother learned welding and diesel mechanics in high school and he used both thought his career.
@@squeakymoma I was the kid who looked forward to taking shop my whole life. I couldn't wait until I got to middle and high school so I could take it. When I finally got there I was only able to take it for one semester then they got rid of it to put that money into the football program. One of many reasons I do not believe schools should have a sports program below the college level. If you want to play sports when you get to college that's fine you will be paying for it out of your own pocket. But the rest of the taxpayers shouldn't get stuck footing the bill for you to play a game in public school.
@@squeakymoma another aspect I don't agree with is college scholarships. I don't know how they did things where you went to school but in mine they had a select group of students that they even told were available. That is something that every student should be offered a chance to get. Good student or bad they should all be afforded the opportunity to apply for them not just those on the football team or the cheerleaders or the rich kids.
@@Regdiggs having worked for a college in law enforcement after finishing as a student I can assure you the favor towards sports and the athletes was just as bad if not worse. Coaches would bend over backwards to help one of their athletes as would much of the administration. Non-athletic students didn't get the same favor. As for scholarships, I've seen it work both ways. Leaving high school only the favorites were told about certain scholarships regardless of their grades. In college one of my teachers offered me a scholarship my second year because I worked hard and had excellent grades in my field and he knew I was struggling financially. He said the college gave so many academic scholarships for each department head to recommend as they saw fit. He tried to give them to those in need who worked hard for their grades.
Just playing a bit of devil's advocate here, but using a powertool isn't exactly something that's in everyone's daily lives either. It's a bit of a niche scenario itself. TBH, when it comes to most stuff, there's a manual that can be referred to.
I've looked on Jason's website but couldn't find it. Does he sell any of the knives he makes or takes any orders?
Daniel Kinn yes he sells them but they usually last about 5 minutes before they are sold. Just gotta stay on top of it if you want one!
Also, according to him, he makes what he likes and you either buy them or not.
3 minutes in, at least they can sketch, those on paper look great! Or did they have someone else sketch them off camera?
How much do you charge for a Khukuri knife bc you are my hero
A what knife? ;^)
what kind of high carbon and what kind of stainless?
l would like to see a knife made out of....Ball bearing.......Thanks guy's....! l am 77 years old veteran going back to 1966 a ball bearing knife would be great to see made...!
Where is the tomato slicing challenge? Who can get the thinnest and therefore the most slices out of a similarly sized tomato?
Is that little knife Jason made available?
JD24 no l made it for Shug
Jason gotcha. This is Jason DeLancey. Really enjoy your channel.
Love your work bro we should trade for some tattoo work
I need big blue
Yeah, but, where's the uncut version ;)
The Darwin Experience its 47 hours long
5:46 2 thumbs up
Beastie boys royalty fees must be steep.
Luckiest camera crew ever to be able to work with you
Camera man needs to improve on his skills, terrible angle of shooting.
Don’t go back to the shop you cry babies… jk
So jealous.. urghh!!