Creating 100-Layer Damascus Knife for Brisket
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
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The Brisketnator 2024 is some of your best work
Thanks. We are gonna have to get a pellet grill next year to make sure the brisket is some of the best work too.
The layer count was perfect.
Thank you. Maybe next year ill up the layer count but for this guy it came out nice and bold
Once again, a Master Craftsman at work!!! I know your brother loved the knife and appreciates you like we do!!! Awesome work bro!!!❤
Thanks I appreciate you bro
My power hammer changed my life! I was fortunate to pretty much stumble onto it for a great price…I got a 25# little giant
I want to invest in one but I don't have the space for it and i don't want to further annoy the neighbors with my noise. Hopefully I can move into a bigger place in the near future.
...that you showed the actual brisket at the end - nice...👍
Of course. I always show a cutting test at the end 😅
I agree with the makers mark, but you could use some 15N20 filler with TIG for that delam. Just adds to the pattern.
Unfortunately I dont own a Tig welder
yea that pin is dope
I was sweating bullets getting that thing straight when i did my glue up
@@JPsBladeworks im sure, i was thinking the same thing
Another great knife dude!
Love the pattern and that handle is gorgeous
Thank You
Killer knife bro and I like the sweet handle
Thanks
Beautiful knife. Love the pattern
Thank you
Super nice blade, nice slicer.
Thank you
I do really love unplaned patterns of billets 🤘🤣
yup just let the steel do it thing
Your brother is a lucky man to own this gorgeous knife!
He makes knives as well
He has some nicer ones he has made himself
@@JPsBladeworks This is interesting. But, to be honest, isn't it great anyway to own a knife made by your own brother?
@@drucker03 yea my other brother owns multiple of my knifes since i started. I make him the same style with different materials and trade for something or just as a birthday present. We are a very tight knit family.
That handle looks amazing, this is probably my favorite knife so far
Thanks
That's a beauty!
Thank you
Your best knife ever!
thank you
Yup!!! That's what I needed, beautiful 😍
Thank you
Outstanding! Definitely easy to see your progression in the trade!!!!
That brisket!!!! Wooweee that looked tasty!!!
Thank you. The brisket was quite taste
That knife! WOW! Thanks for the end where it is used for its function!!!
It just so happened a brisket crossed it path and it knew what had to be done
Beautiful knife. I love it. You did an amazing job. ~Kevin
Thanks Kevin
Yeah that knife came out great, and I do really like the purple handle as well.
Thanks. I love the look of the handle
Beautiful!
Thank you
Wow nice work.
Thank you
Looks fantastic!!!
thanks
Another great build my man... your getting better every time.. keep it up brother.
Thank you i appreciate it
That is beautiful, dude! It came out great despite the delamination.
Thanks
I love when I get a new JPs Bladeworks video. I don’t even know why! I don’t make knives or cool or anything. But I love watching them. Keep making videos.
Still hard to believe people watch my work. 2 years ago i didnt get hardly any views and now i have tons of people that enjoy my crappy editing and my work. I really appreciate it. Even the haters that talk crap in the comments. I love those little gremlins too.
Dang that is dope! And the knife is really cool too.
Thanks
I’m not even into knife making at all, but I enjoy watching your videos and how you explain your process! It’s relaxing and informative!
Thank you for the support
Awesome work
Thank you
Nice knife, nice brisket!
It was delicious 😋
You need to build a few shelves and boxshelves to hold your tools and keep them safe and organized. You may have to reorganize your shop layout but that comes in time. I'm glad to see a young man getting into forging and blacksmithing . Learn to do your high-end woodworking and other skills such as finding wood in your own backyard. I can usually go out and find black cherry burls around.
My shop definitely needs a little bit of love. Its become very hectic but thats how my life feels right now so it definitely reflects that
Heck yeah awesome knife!
Thanks
@@JPsBladeworks you're very welcome
Fill the hole with a weld.
It would look nasty once you etch it.
Just a thought, make it a full flat grind from edge to spine next time? Might have ground through the de-lam while still leaving enough spine thickness to be a sturdy kitchen tool. Great video, and an amazing blade. Be well.
I thought about that but the original design asked for the grind to stop half an in before the spine so i went with that instead.
Grind in some venting on that side like a commercial slicing knife? I still think it looks great, Really like the color of the scales too.
I had that thought but i didnt have a small wheel to do that with. I felt if I did it another way it would look crappy.
Wow. Best one yet. All your knifes are great though.
Thanks. Glad you like them.
Awesome!!!👍
Thank you
Do a mild fuller mid blade to hide the defect. It will also help with cutting as well.
I didnt have the time to mess with it and my brother didnt mind. I got this guy done like 1hr before brisket time 😂
Another good one for sure!
Thanks
Sweet blade my friend
Thank you Tony. That brisket was delicious
Really cool knife!
Thanks
Mmmm, brisket. Really nice knife too.
The brisket was 🔥
Your bro is very lucky to have that knife 🔪👍
He is also a knife maker so he has many more
Grind out the deamination with a carbide burr. Cut up a nice slice of high carbon steel filler rod and fill it in by TIG.
Like you said, it's not for sale but it'll look better and not get junk/rust in there.
Sweet knife!
Thanks. Dont own a tig though
Wonderful job 😂😂😂😂
Thank you
Sweet!
Thanks
a lifetime knife.. amazing
Thank you
Yo brother your skills are just getting better and better u should try a raindrop on the other half of the bullet
Im already working on something with that billet but adding some raindrops to it wouldnt hurt.
Cool man. 👍👍👍
Thanks
They both look absolutely great!!
That brisket was delicious
Sick build bro!
thanks
I got some unistrut from home depot with strut straps to mount my 3 in pvc pipes on the wall out of the way.
I'm going to make a stand to hold them and put it on a dolly so i can move it around.
Hell yeah!!!
Hell yeah!!!
Great 🥳
Thanks
I'm impressed. And hungry.
It tasted amazing
nice blade.. still not a fan of the coloured wood.. but everyone has his own taste and i appreciate your fine craftmanship!
Thanks. I like the colored woods and I like the natural woods as well. I want to get my hands on some more exotic burl woods too.
mmhmm that handle is amazing
Thank you
Great looking blade. The delam sucks but since it’s a slicer, maybe hollow grind will make it disappear. I don’t know what size wheels you have but thinking 8-12 inch would do it and leave the spine thickness. Keep at it!
I dont have much experience with hollow grinds but that could work
Maybe you could try some weird sanmai with what's left of it? I remember one guy just took all end peaces of his Damascus builds he put on the side, slam them all together and sandwich them with some tooth pattern on the main blade
Im taking the rest of this billet to do a brass layered knife
Came out pretty awesome could use more layers but its nice either way
Maybe next year if I have more time
You could cover that delamination with your stamp.
I felt that was a cop out and it would look odd with my stamp being significantly lower than it normally is.
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Thank you
Tips me how to decorate that ending color
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do i foresee a complete BBQ set from the rest of that billet or did i just give you and idea lol. great work
Nope I already started working the other billet. Im going to make a brass layered damascus gomai with it.
@@JPsBladeworks cant wait to see that one.
@@dagnard5707 soon
I want a knife like that
Me too. My brother kept this one.
Nice.
Thanks
Another amazing knife!
So awesome that y'all have those family traditions.
Check out the video I did on the new clamps for handle scales, they're a game changer my man
Ill check it out. Thank you
Nice pattern and shape... Would a small spot weld correct the delamination?
My thoughts too..⁉️🤔🙇♂️
It would but it would have to be welded with 15n20 tig weld which i dont have. If i used a mig weld it would come out looking worse when etched due to the introduction of mild steel to the knife
Bro get some magnets, put on the side of your press and you can put some tooling there
Ill give it a try but the tooling is quite heavy
@@JPsBladeworks I use fairly big magnets ie the ones used to hold stuff at 90° when welding..or flattening a blade..
Огонь! Мясо четкое тоже!❤😅
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Maybe could have put your makers mark where the delamination occurred?
I thought about it but i thought it would look out of place
Could have stamped your makers mark over it?
I thought it would look funky
could you have ground out and then welded that delam spot?
It would look weird when etched
Fam tell him to cook the brisket longer from the look could have cook another 3 hours
Will do
Heyyyyy, I don't have a brisket knife!
Me either 😅
Weld to fix
Would ruin temper
@@JPsBladeworks I was at the half way point on the video* you had not added the handle yet lol
you can always re temper without a handle
It’s always tough to say how deep they go to.
I saw some one takes a drill and cuts into them and adds weld to make sure it’s not too deep.
But at the same time that type of knife is not gonna take big impacts to no big ya know
But if water keeps getting in Rusting it from inside the crack idk what kinda damage timeframe that would be
Sick work as always though
Is your brother cooking a Brontosaurus Brisket? That knife is huge!
Stamp your brothers name right on the delam. Hide it in plain sight
I wish. Then I'd have more to eat.
Add salt to between the first fold?
Salt?
how did you start with knifemaking
The brother that made the brisket started knife making in 2020 and I had free time so I went to give it a try and once it got into it the rest is history.
A nice knife except for its shape
Yea i wasnt a fan of the shape but wasnt my design
Should have drilled a hole because why not
Why not is always the right answer
Yeah..... You DON'T put flux between 2 pieces you want to weld together, that's a nono.!
Isnt that what flux is for?
@@JPsBladeworks Exactly! That's the function of flux. Also why many of us soak our billets in diesel before forging.
No JP stamp?
I did an etched one off camera instead of doing a pressed one how i usually do. So its harder to see.
Any more pattern would have been a determinant in my opinion. If it's for your brother you should have hid the delam with your makers mark. That looks like some mighty fine brisket, in my opinion. But here's to hoping for better brisket each time....😛
He made it in his grill. So im thinking we could get some money together to get a pellet grill and fine tune the little things that are hard to do on a grill. So next year for sure should be a step up
@@JPsBladeworks I'm a wood box side smoker guy me. But as long as it gets better why fuss...😇😇
Hahaha my brother smokes meats and i make knives.
My brother also makes knives
Regarding your comment about using nail polish to coat the knife, please invest in some actual sealer instead! Nail polish yellows and cracks with age, and it would be a shame to have such a beautiful knife ruined because of that
got to the end of the video and heard it was removed, but its still good to keep in mind :) Great job!
Yes it was just to help ensure that the coffee didnt stain the handle material. I tested out a small piece and noticed it stained it so i had to go that route but i removed it all and give it a coat of wax.
It looks nice but the fact that you didn't fix the delam. No matter who it's for. To me it is not a good thing. The fact that it's for your brother in law and you couldn't be bothered is telling.
Go away. You obviously dont watch my videos if your questioning my integrity.
@@JPsBladeworksI am a master mason with more than 30 years experience. No craftsman would leave a blemished work. The Damascus is great looking with a big but left there.
Math not mathing. 128x2=256 not 276ish.
My math is rarely mathing
Just tack weld that bad spot n grind it smooth again
It would look just as bade when etched.
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Beautiful!!!
Thank you