Thanks for the love guys. I am more active now a days on the channel. Hope you guys enjoy the content. Keep spreading the appreciations. I read your comments
The voiceover was there because he’s still putting that his location is in the US when he’s not. Really should be putting it back to his own country but it is what it is
Your the first person ive seen, actually fold the Damascus right and then layering it with softer steel inside. Little sad you didnt forge it by hand with proper full tang, but the weld looked solid enough for a kitchen knife. Lol
Actually the steel inside the damascus layers is high carbon steel, not softer steel. There'd be no point in doing san mai with soft steel for the edge!
I was shocked that the billet held together without apparent cold shuts or cracking. I didn't realize you were just going to use it for a san mai construction, it worked out really nicely.
Oh my god thank you for finally making a thumbnail that doesn't have the final result. One of my personal favorite things about forging and restoration videos is seeing the transformation first hand, having the finished product right on the 'title' so to speak ruins quite a bit of the enjoyment for me
Was a truly frightening video at the beginning. I was like, wtf is he doing? Why is he doing that? No filler...going to have holes...I get it now lol I thought you had lost your bearings. Nice end result. Very nice knife.
I love this guys so much he cares so much he edits that dark spot so it’s not too bright to the viewer and I Remember when he wasn’t posting much he had to retry many times it was on my old account sadly but I just subbed This is my new account btw
Once in this channel.... millions of view use to there ...but now .. the scenario is totally different..... it's sad to see..... But keep going bro , maintain your consistency. Try to do something new and different..... insallah this channel will rise again to it's peak
That was a really cool build! I love the san-mai pattern with the Damascus! Awesome work ☺ oh yeah I usually make my knives barefoot too 😁 may you and your loved ones have a blessed day. Looking forward for your next project!
I have some questions. You chose not to pack the canister out with powdered steel. You chose to weld on a tang rather than forge it out. You quenched in water then again in oil. No doubt the knife looks good, but why choose to do it this way?
I think he went without powdered steel as to stay as true to the title as possible (I obviously may be wrong since these are just my speculations) and maybe he welded on a tang as to not ruin the Damascus pattern possibly. As for the quenching I haven’t the slightest clue lol
You need a lot to make our Damascus knife to get these designs. You need to mix 5 types of iron together and you need to hammer 1200 hammerings. This is my hobby and my work and I inherited it from my grandfather. Even the process of treating the iron with oil was wrong. In any case, enjoy posting, my friend. Good luck. As for the correct method, no one will tell you about it 😉😂
it's wild how not only are you crazy good at metal works, but you're very good at woodshop as well it seems like, the handle was veyr well detailed as well as crafted. I guess doing metalworks rubs off towards other types of materials
Ya really needed some powdered metal to fill the voids that where left making the Canister Damascus other then filling the gaps it helps to show the contrast that makes Damascus Damascus.. It's still a beautiful piece..
A little powdered steel would have gone a long ways into making this billet a bit for operator friendly. Probably would have had your initial billet made in 2 or 3 heats.
Thanks for the love guys.
I am more active now a days on the channel. Hope you guys enjoy the content. Keep spreading the appreciations. I read your comments
Can’t wait for you to Forge Gauntlets and Knights Amour’s and helmets and stuff….
Can you make a tips video I've been trying to forge knifes I make decent ones but I want to make good ones
I love that choice of wood for a handle.
Excellent video, thank you for listening to feedback about the voice over as well.
Scrap metal into a beautiful tool. You are an alchemist. 👏👏
I got to admit I like the look of the bearings showing before you started folding it but it still turned out a beautiful knife
what a beautiful knife me and my dad love forging videos especially one's with Damascus it shows such beauty and tranquility
You should do more thumbnails like this (hiding the end result to keep it a mystery reveal).
Amazing video as always. I always enjoy seeing handmade/handcrafted items, instead of a machined product. Well done.
Thank you for removing the AI voiceover!! I really admire you taking the criticism, being chill, and applying it. I absolutely love your videos man
Gorgeous damascus pattern, extreme quality knife, love the video
Really like the Japanese knife. Nice design of the Damascus on the knife. I am looking forward to the next build.
Friend, what a beautiful damascus I love it.
Thank God you removed the voiceover 😅😅
I didn’t mind the voiceover
I just tried in one video. The other 99 videos are without
@@RandomHands ya I know bro
The voiceover was there because he’s still putting that his location is in the US when he’s not. Really should be putting it back to his own country but it is what it is
@@papaown what are you on about
Отличная работа ! Рисунок просто супер 👍 ! Удачи тебе в будущем ! ✊
I think that blade touched every forge, tool, and workstation in the shop!
Quality video as always! I've got a suggestion for you. Could you make a Spanish navaja bandolera in one of your future videos?
Wow! One press no filler and that's what came out! 😮
great bearing pattern 👍
That pattern looks great for that Nakiricleaver. Greetings from New York.
Old RH is back ❤❤❤
Beautiful knife mister beautifully made good job well done
Great finishing......love it to see
Beautiful work and a good job getting the pattern weld just right.
We appreciate the welder glass annotations
Your the first person ive seen, actually fold the Damascus right and then layering it with softer steel inside. Little sad you didnt forge it by hand with proper full tang, but the weld looked solid enough for a kitchen knife. Lol
Actually the steel inside the damascus layers is high carbon steel, not softer steel. There'd be no point in doing san mai with soft steel for the edge!
From Texas here, exellent job man, looked great!
Wow! That is a beautiful knife!!! 👌🏻
You know that this motorcycle need a full restoration!
2:04 peak cinematography
I was shocked that the billet held together without apparent cold shuts or cracking. I didn't realize you were just going to use it for a san mai construction, it worked out really nicely.
This is a master class
I was certain (almost) that there would be delaminations and inclusions. Guess I wuz wrong. Beautifully done sir.
There are denominations and inclusions.
Excellent work as always 👏👏
Alhamdulillah brother keep it up May Allah continue to bring you success Ameen
The salt in the crucible is genius!🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely beautiful!. Thank you for letting us see your excellent work.
You seriously have great talent!!
Oh my god thank you for finally making a thumbnail that doesn't have the final result. One of my personal favorite things about forging and restoration videos is seeing the transformation first hand, having the finished product right on the 'title' so to speak ruins quite a bit of the enjoyment for me
Beautiful Blade 👍
this is just a masterpiece
Nice damascus love it, Like your t shirt bravo👍😉
Beautiful 😍 🤩 knife bro?!!
Nice work.
Thank you for shielding the weld !
Thanks for no commentary but if you want to talk about the project you're working on at the time you could use subtitles
Beautiful blade 👍👍
Oh hey i've been watched your video this whole time.🙏
Wow! Epic pattern!
😃🤘 now that's a knife
Amazing Craftsmanship 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Beautiful!
It's comes out beautifully ❤️
Отличный нож получился молодец 👍👍👍
Nice Blade Friend way cool 😎👍🔥💯
This episode included free tickets to the gun show
Was a truly frightening video at the beginning. I was like, wtf is he doing? Why is he doing that? No filler...going to have holes...I get it now lol I thought you had lost your bearings. Nice end result. Very nice knife.
Thank you for filtering the welding flash
Beautiful work my friend!👍👍
I love this guys so much he cares so much he edits that dark spot so it’s not too bright to the viewer and I Remember when he wasn’t posting much he had to retry many times it was on my old account sadly but I just subbed
This is my new account btw
Very nice 👍
Hello #randomhands like from Malaysia 🇲🇾👍
this guy is awesome, Respect
Once in this channel.... millions of view use to there ...but now .. the scenario is totally different..... it's sad to see..... But keep going bro , maintain your consistency. Try to do something new and different..... insallah this channel will rise again to it's peak
Nice knive 😮😮
That was a really cool build! I love the san-mai pattern with the Damascus! Awesome work ☺ oh yeah I usually make my knives barefoot too 😁 may you and your loved ones have a blessed day. Looking forward for your next project!
Super 👌👌👌👍👍👍👏👏👏
I have some questions. You chose not to pack the canister out with powdered steel. You chose to weld on a tang rather than forge it out. You quenched in water then again in oil. No doubt the knife looks good, but why choose to do it this way?
I think he went without powdered steel as to stay as true to the title as possible (I obviously may be wrong since these are just my speculations) and maybe he welded on a tang as to not ruin the Damascus pattern possibly. As for the quenching I haven’t the slightest clue lol
And I also believe there wasn’t enough material on the blade to forge out a tang though I might be mistaken
Another art from random hands
I would like to see you make a weapon like in the game Wukong Black myth because no one has made a video yet. Thank you.
Wow excellent work, man
I lice it alot!!!
I'd love to know the history of that anvil! Might make a great restoration video someday.
sehr gut! 🇩🇪👍
Mới học nghề như này cũng được rồi. Lần sau sẽ đẹp hơn
Good evening bro could u tell me what kind of powder u used onto the metal tq bro😊
Bro make ertugrul ghazi sword ❤
Привет! Прикольный режик получился👍
You need a lot to make our Damascus knife to get these designs. You need to mix 5 types of iron together and you need to hammer 1200 hammerings. This is my hobby and my work and I inherited it from my grandfather. Even the process of treating the iron with oil was wrong. In any case, enjoy posting, my friend. Good luck. As for the correct method, no one will tell you about it 😉😂
The micro fractures in this would be wild...
Looks pretty though
Yeah he don’t know much about metallurgy. Why quench it fast then grind it. Makes no sense.😂
awesomw as always!
Good video
Very beautiful knife. Excellent work, as always :))
I think you are interested
Another masterpiece :-O
Nice vegetable cutter. Too sharp.
it's wild how not only are you crazy good at metal works, but you're very good at woodshop as well it seems like, the handle was veyr well detailed as well as crafted. I guess doing metalworks rubs off towards other types of materials
Ya really needed some powdered metal to fill the voids that where left making the Canister Damascus other then filling the gaps it helps to show the contrast that makes Damascus Damascus..
It's still a beautiful piece..
生手！技術練熟再來。
I love the Japanese kitchen knife Nakiri more than anything! 🇯🇵🔪❤️🔥
Nice. Forge welded two within an inch of it's life! Would look even more amazing if you had edible dipped by doing a coffee dip too.
Круто👍
Hello. This is an awesome craft, and anyway, have you ever tried to make tri edge knife known as jagdkommando? I think it's a good idea.
A little powdered steel would have gone a long ways into making this billet a bit for operator friendly. Probably would have had your initial billet made in 2 or 3 heats.
No voiceover! Yay!
Excellent thank you very much
he quickly made a new video because last video didn't went well 😁and other thing to be nice and safe from hate
cast any shape with melting iron sand. U are true blacksmith because not using it. Good job
beauuuuttttiiiifullll❤
Please Tuna knife banao bhaijaan
Love from Mumbai
Magnifique 😘😍
That's so cool I would buy one from you If you sold them that's a beautiful knife
Находишь березу гдеиз корня растут 5или многоотростковтолстеньких отростков выкапываешь сколько сможешь разделяешькорень пополам а там увидишь красоту для ручейки творческих успехов тебе дружище