Dragon's Breath Damascus Steel, making a blade.
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2019
- I combined three well-known techniques of creating Damascus steel and got the fourth one. The drawing is called "Dragon's Breath". Blade design - dragon wing.
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Cool how the flux makes it look like he’s squeezing the moisture out of the metal. The process and your craftsmanship are mesmerizing. No face no talk you’re work says it all
That is a seriously beautiful piece of steel. Would have been great to see what handle was fitting to complete it.
Eventually people understand that this guy almost never makes genius blades. Not handles. He works steel. Brilliantly. And we’re here for that.
Шедевр ,не перестаю удивляться вашему мастерству вы настоящий Кузнец и мастер своего дела ,которых мало ,благо дарю за интересное видео и жду следующего шедевра.
He have " hardened " hands over the years , by the work and experience ! A really master in steel stuff !
Робота справжнього майстра - це одна з тих речей на яку можно дивитись безкінечно! Дякую!
Knocks the forge scale off with his finger @5:48. Dude's a badass.
Yeah if you are quick enough and have lost some feeling it is possible. Still insane
When he's grinding the blade down you can see the insane callouses on his finger tips. And by the speed he turns and hammers at you can tell he's been doing this for a good long while.
@@mycroft16 mi
He doesn’t bother going slow with that grinder, just rams it through.
It’s called stupid everywhere else.
Кузнец- терминатор! Каждый раз смотрю с замиранием, на результат. Мое почтение мастеру👍
особенно когда смахнул окалину пальцем с раскалённой заготовки О_о
Casually brushes white hot metal with bare finger......
He has very well developed callouses to be able to do that. Obviously he's been doing this for a long time.
Gloves are for corporate wankers.
They make your skin soft and more prone to injury.
Some blacksmiths do not like to use gloves because you can't feel the heat of the steel.
Haha i thought this too.
@@saftschinken2353 That's the most badass thing Ive ever heard.
It must be so satisfying to wipe the top layer off and see the succesful, gorgeus pattern underneath. Amazing, impressive work again.
No gloves were harmed in the making of this video.
the main thing is not 1 eye!
He flicks the scale off at 5:49! Crazy! lol
Calvin Wilburn
Wait yeah wtf😂
I thought I was the only one who could see that this guy has no heat sensors in his hands...
@@calvinwilburn2619 lol I was thinking that, don't want my steel anvil to get hot I'll just brush they off with, well my hands handy :)
Я в глубоком а....е твою работу можно смотреть как кино или даже сериал. Успехов тебе и здоровья Спасибо за твои видео
That blade is stunningly beautiful.
I know a little about knives, but Ive never seen one that exquisite made from scratch.
Well done. The days of the craftsmen are disappearing , but artisans like you are the hope of the world.
Вроди бы во всех видео процесс один и тотже но почемуто залипаешь и смотришь от начала до конца а в конце всегда новое чудо. Вы супер мастер своего дела. У меня другая специфика и для себя ничего полезного подчерпнуть не могу но всегда смотрю с удовольствием. Спасибо вам что показываете нам об исконно мужской профессии👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Лучший отдых это смена деятельности. В данном случае интереса)))
Yea i know Russian...
I like for our Soviet sibling in the east
Мой дед был кузнецом, когда я был маленьким он брал меня с собой в кузницу, так что я с самого детства люблю кузнечное дело, хотя и не стал кузнецом как мой дед
Я такая же ху...ня )))
Wow...absolutely amazing. One of the coolest Damascus patterns I've seen so far....I would pay 100,000 to learn his level of skill
What the hell! Flicking scale with your finger?? Tapping tongs?? Just when I think I’m understanding, you put be back at novice. You are one of the very best. From Texas
I've seen the tuning fork trick. Still not convinced it works, but the theory as I understand it, is that you are orienting the grain structure and banging the carbon atoms back into the center of their steel cages.
Yeah bud when I used to work in a plastic container factory, for things such as bottle bins/skips, grit boxes etc, when they first come out of the mold from being melted and cooled. I could barely touch them for a few seconds but after a few months the hands become accustomed to it. Not that you probably didn't know that just saying it incase some people didn't know. Wonderful looking damascus.
That pattern is bad ass. Great work done. Magnificent knife blade.
Amazing craftsmanship. I could never keep track of how the design works with all of the folding, cutting, welding, and then the final twisting. So precise!
I'm not even a Knife Guy...
But I hope to one day own one of your masterpieces.
It's really relaxing watching you work.
Some day those onions will feel the kiss of a Shevchenko.
Just beautiful work my friend... Thanks
Дмитрий, вы кудесник! Выше всяких похвал! Всяких вам благ, продолжайте удивлять и дальше своих подписчиков своими замечательными клинками!
Wow, that is the most beautiful damascus that I ever seen during my long career of watching videos of people making damascus steel.
You make the best knifes on RUclips !
Watch alec steele 👍
Hubi 333
True
For sure he does.
@@hubi3338 Alec Steele is pretty good but I think this guys knives are better. Cant wait to see Alecs work in 20 years!
he have best hammers :) - 100% i saw em all
Клинок и рисунок великолепны. Как всегда , на высоте!👍👍👍
I love the sound of a live forge. It sounds like applause. Like it's celebrating that it can help the Smith craft beautiful things.
Man thank you for using Damascus as name of your business... This is really precious ❤️😍💖
Absolutely stunning! Keep up the AMAZING work. .. you're second to none!
Одна из лучших работ! Браво! Лайк)
Ugh, that etch was so satisfying to watch.
A craftman of the highest order. Many thanks for sharing this with us. Kind regards and greetings from Africa.
That is a beautiful blade up there in the top 3 blades I’ve seen you make
I so enjoy watching your work...you are an extremely talented smith sir.
Здравствовать всем! , а Мастеру особенно всегда с удовольствием смотрю на ваше искусство и всегда очень интересно потому как вы постоянно делаете вроде бы одно и тоже, но столько нюансов, что просто диву даёшься как Мастер помнит какие пакеты и куда складывать сколько раз перекрутить для желаемого результата огромная Благодарность за ваше творчество и за то, что делитесь со всеми нами своим опытом!!!
Masterful. An absolute master of his art. To just say great work doesn't do you justice. Keep them coming!
Stunningly beautiful blade! Thanks for sharing!
What an awesome knife, you are really one of the best damascus smith in the world !!
Работа жесть. Но зато Дамаск круто вышло. Зачёт. Успехов и клиентов.... Береги здоровье как ни как вредность ощутимая. Жил бы рядом заказал бы нож против костей🥰🥰🥰
Wow !!! C'est un design impressionant et beau !!! SHURAP vous etes le meilleur forgeron de la planète
First, you're a blacksmith. Second, you're an artist! Your skill is a dying art. Thanks for making these videos.
Much respect from Canada!
Beautiful blade pattern. Outstanding!!!
Oh, man, that pattern! So beautiful work! Well done!
That is beautiful!! I Love watching these projects from start to finish!! Such Talent!!
That is amazing! You rock.
Try it with pipe screens, the fine mesh would be interesting to see if pattern shows up. Plus they are stainless steel
That is the sweetest blade I've seen in a long time. 👍👍
This guy knows his stuff. True craftsman.
Very beautiful blade and love the pattern you made as well
Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up also
That's the best damascus I've ever seen... Awesome job!!!!
Какой же красавец! Вы создаете шедевры! Спасибо Вам!
probably my favorite so far. thanks for the vid.
This is incredible! amazing work :)
これはすげぇ…最後擦ったら模様出てきた所まじで感動した
刀の刃紋に劣らぬ美しさ
Шикарный варн,шикарный рисунок,кузнец-молодец!
one of the best damascus pattern, beautifully crafted.
O padrão mais bonito que eu ja vi, linda lamina . Parabens
That was utterly beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Top 5 patterns I've ever seen. Great job.
Woooow, most beautiful damascus i ve ever seen!
first time ever to see.. borax?, leak out when first presed,,,.. awesome knives and technique..artist, allso, love that you come from planet Earth, me too. 👍👌✌
I've watched many of these videos and for some reason this is the first time I ever noticed the ooze when pressed
This was a pleasure to watch. Great work !!!!👍✊👏🙌
That looks amazing! It's beautiful. Thanks for sharing this
Best looking pattern i've seen in a LONG time.
Not the breath of the Dragon, but the dragon's kiss! 😉😉😉 There are no words for skill!
Этот момент, когда я уже с месяц ищу мастера дамасских клинков и даже начала искать на иностранных сайтах....а мастер живёт в Сумах, как и я...)
вы думаете что дамасская сталь хорошая? я вас огорчу это сплав из разной стали и не высокого качества!!!
Я вас огорчу , всё зависит от стали ,Дамаск можно выковать из незакаяеиой стали ,вас кинули🤣😂🤣
Beautiful blade ! Hats off to the master craftsman!
Дмитрий,спасибо за очередной шедевр !
Шик и блеск!!!
You should be on forged in fire. I guarantee you would win. Whenever they do a Damascus challenge I always think of this channel and know you can do it better. Keep up the good work
you seriously make the nicest looking damascus on earth
Устройство из двух газовых ключей - это очень интересное решение. Спасибо, что делитесь опытом и знаниями !
Там вроде один ключ и рычаг приварен к нему.
simplesmente incrível seu trabalho
sonho meu ter uma dagger igual essa xD
Se eu tivesse as ferramentas elétricas eu gostaria de fazer isso
Please someone show this to the new Man At Arms channel That Works, would love to see what they think of this awesome work. So beautiful, job well done mate!!
I've been watching a lot of blacksmithing videos lately, and I have to say, this profession looks like 10% skill, 20% knowledge, 30% patience, and 40% really expensive equipment and materials.
There is much more skill/finesse/knowledge going on here than you would think. It's like watching masters doing whatever they are masters at, they make it look easier than it is. He would still be able to forge a fantastic knife with a barebones setup, it would just be more labor/time intensive.
Процесс изготовления изделия показан от начала до конца и это зрелище просто завораживает! Можно вечно смотреть на горящий огонь и работу Профессионала с большой буквы
New goals in life, make enough money to commission a blade. End stop
Молодец!
That is legitimately one of the most beautiful blades i've ever seen. Just wow.
Прекрассная работа! Мастер "золотые руки". Ещё не видел такой узор.
10:43 got me thinking like, i know that black metal band :D
Lmao
я представляю сколько стоит такой клинок . капец сколько работы в нем
да с чего он должен дорого стоить, он его всего за 11 минут сделал.
@@user-xy4tl3sn2t видео ускорено и срезано
@@OmMnom1 Нет, я все видел своими глазами, ровно 11 минут.
@@user-xy4tl3sn2t ні секунди більше 😁
Кузнецы больше бухают чем работают - потому и долго делают.
Sir, You are the Best the World has to offer!
Truly beautiful damascus... one of the nicest patterns I've seen.
Супер 👏🏻, камертон-серьёзно?
dmitry, every thing you make is beautiful but this may be my fav. i love the sheep's foot design! what's up with the tuning fork?
I just came to the comments to see if anyone could shed some light on the tuning fork as well....I was thinking maybe he would hear a certain note when the metal was at a particular temperature. Gonna keep looking and see if I can find out.
@@cae2487 pretty sure it's machinist humor
If you twist a rubber bar, it will flip back. There is a same force in the twisted steel bar. He needs to release the force so that the final piece won't break easily. The tuning fork is to check out if the metal structure is released enough. Sorry for my english
@@cochan7347 can you explain more? I'm still confused. Your English is good by the way. 🙂
Wow! What a treat to watch this master work.
WOW !! That is one of the best looking knives I've ever seen and the skill level in that work is mind blowing !! I would love to be able to do that.
Have you tried doing an instant coffee etch?
When you're done etching with ferric chloride, after neutralizing the acid, make up a strong, strong batch of hot instant coffee, then dunk the blade inside for about 40 minutes, then rinse with water.
Makes the contrast really pop between the steel and the etch. I've seen Alec Steele doing the same recently on most of his Damascus projects, I think it'd help yours, too.
could you show cross sections at each weld so inexperienced people like me can visualize the steps better?
Its so satisfying watching the steel squish like it's silly putty or fresh playdoe
Wow, he does absolutely beautiful work. Well done.
I've been watching your work for a while now and I have often wondered if you know ahead of time how a pattern will come out or do you just get an idea and see how it develops?
In this I am referring to the damascus pattern, not the style of blade.
There is a guy in Florida that has begun making true damascus steel. He mined iron ore from one of the local mines where original damascus came from and made his own steel from it and then did the forging. The stuff most people are doing these days is damascus pattern forging/welding.
@@marikasdaughter6263 ---- And mass marketing lives on. The video on Wootz Damascus steel is interesting. With all the technology available today in powdered steels it seems is should be possible to come up with something better than the original mines had, but still, I see a lot of videos using things like rice straw and some kind of pine charcoal, a sprinkling of laurel leaves or whatever. Were they smarter? I think Mathematics came from the Middle East at some point in history, but today that area is like, um, "not exactly". What is the mastery of thought? A man can forge steel, but not thought?
6:35 when your friend says sorry and then he says he takes it back
Eto masterstwo! Talent i zołotyje ruki! Brawo👏👏!
Breathtaking!Sir you are a wizard. Awesome video
Класс! Всегда смотрю от начала и до конца. А к чему при закалке камертон?
звенеть перестает при нагреве.
Круто, хорошо что в ведре воду поменяли.
Кому что,а ему - ведро...Ничего интереснее не увидел?
HOLY CRAP!!! You brushed scale off that with your finger while it was glowing
Это не честно))), он знал, что так получится!))) Во истину, опыт и мастерство, творят чудеса! Спасибо, это видео, реально залипуха, оторваться невозможно. Результат-шедевр!
How I can buy one of your knifes. I watch all your video`s and you are very good at your work. Thumbs up
write him an email. He state in description that he doesn't answer on this question in comments, only per email
I make damascus steel knives .you can contact me rafiq4knife@gmail.com
That's a beautiful piece of work! Just out curiosity what is the purpose of hitting a tuning fork?
I imagine it is to align the molecular structure of the material but just a notably ignorant guess . I've never seen that before .
Would like to know also, have seen and heard of a magnet to check for proper temp to quench but a tuning fork??
Oh my, that is a beautiful pattern!
I'm hypnotized by these videos. Awesome skills!