Experimenting With Twist Damascus
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2020
- Here we go! A solid square of 1084 and low layer damascus is twisted and manipulated for a unique pattern. Do things go wrong? Why, yes. Does persistence pay off? Stay to the very, very end to find out.
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That was my favorite pattern so far. Also, as a side note, I appreciate your commentary on how you take us through your process. I don’t want perfection- I want to see the mistakes and fails. Bravo old chap
"a kick in the wrinkle beans" is my new favourite saying.
Here we go! A solid square of 1084 and low layer damascus is twisted and manipulated for a unique pattern. Do things go wrong? Why, yes. Does persistence pay off? Stay to the very, very end to see the delamination ground out yay!
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When the forge weld starts to delaminates. I use an air hose. Turn the pressure really low and it pushes the flux deep into the cracks get a good weld.
Even though you went thru hell on this blade. It came out cool Steve.
Great video! About doing twist damascus: back in the day I watched a video of Jason Knight doing twist and he had one piece of advice that I've found invaluable, and that's to forge stock round before twisting. It saves having to deal with almost all of the shuts and lost material from the square edges.
I truly respect your storytelling of the ups and downs of your art form. Beautiful work. I hope the pattern grows on you, it is amazing.
Great Vid man. Loved the pattern and process to get there. Sometimes its about the journey not the destination. Thanks for a good watch.
You are truly a master of your craft. I saw your struggle but you adapted. Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoy your videos. The reason why you're not afraid to show your mistakes. I'm building my forge and I have not done anything yet. I can't wait to get to work.
Green beetle, you are a master of blacksmithing comedy!!! It is always a joy watching your videos!
It's all about learning, dude. Ive followed you a long time and you have progressed so well.
Thats pretty sweet. My son thought it was the coolest thing he had seen if that counts for anything.
I really like your work, you demonstrate the kind of humility and humanity that allows errors from which to learn.
I love your narration.... and whistling. spot on content Steveo !!
Forgot to add, your so good at what you do, you have really inspired me into knife forging. . . Well when I'm out of school at least, love your work!👍
That is a beautiful pattern. Work out the process brother, you're on to something fantastic. I'd buy that for sure.
That pattern looks awesome. Really appreciate the hard work Bud!
I commend you for your efforts and being willing to share your experiment with us. I will have to go back and watch this a few times; I got lost in some of the flips and stacks!