LIVE | Forging A Dagger
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- 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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It’s always pleasure to watch you forging and to listen what you have to say. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
It’s my favorite when you go all add on us and start showing random things I’m the same way like hey let’s build a knife, wanna see my new bike!
From Tulsa Oklahoma here your a big encouragement to me and a great teacher
Jason I would like to thank you for doing this, I'm from Worcester, Massachusetts. Because of you, forged in fire, and Jon Maynard ( he was on the show ) I have taking up making blades. Please keep doing the videos, they help so much.
Dude I work with had three coal forges in his place one of them was huge so I had no choice but coal I never got to use the huge one didn't need it. But that man was an artist with a hammer. But he had a massive power hammer that I never got to use. He also had a press that I never got to use. He also want to damn near 80 to 90% finish with just hammer and anvil. I ain't say how much steel I threw away. But being I had never Forge welded it was a lot. And he insisted on Forge welding said that was the main thing you could ever learn. It was interesting and very trying. Cuz he could be a hell of an a******. I wish I could go back and do it again. I wish I could do it now
shout out to The wife and crew Thanks for posting !
Thanks for your service John safe travels
Awesome work ,love the shows. Albany, Western Australia
Mr. Knight you rock you are one of the best bladesmith that I have had the pleasure of watching I am from Cameron Oklahoma myself
Oooooo, tasmanian blackwood. Tasmanian viewer right here.
I like this video because it's a real time example of processing some of the difficulties that arise. Great show bruthu
If you try holding the metal on an angle when you taper the sides on the Anvil. It compresses the steal instead of Pinching,it stops the Twisties. Some thing I learned from the Slavic Smith at That Works.
The profile of this blade is very pleasing to the eye! A master at work! Thank you!
I am here because of the knifes and how you make them. I will keep watching and try to learn something from you. Greetings from Bavaria, thanks alot :)
I'm in Indiana, and i like learning from your videos! Thank you for sharing
I just noticed Jason and I carry our blades in the same manner in the same spot...on the left front hip area on a cross draw patter carried horizontally. I found it to be the least obtrusive and still provides easy access..On problem I faces is sometime belt loop can get in the way.
Thanks very much for sharing your insight into the blacksmith craft. I am aspiring to get into small time stuff in my back yard, watching your videos has really inspired me to push through with my plan and go for it. Your knowledge and willingness to share it with the world is a gift to us all. Thanks again keep up the great work.
If the videos I have watched are correct, wootz was not heat treated because it would take the pattern away from the steel. It was left softer which was a major characteristic of its strength and legend. It would bend when most swords would break. You can still use a bent sword.
I’m super enjoying this
From Lebanon thank for shearing love you
im here watching from norway!
starting to blacksmith, made a ''hut'' on my parents property, my forge is currently down but its gonna be fixed soon, having a good time blacksmithing.
i am in dire need of an anvil tho... but im managing with my beat up railroad track.
Watching from right outside baltimore, MD. Missed the live stream but better late then never.
Thanks for sharing you knowledge. I am learning from you.
Love your knives like to see a k bar⚔⚔
From Hon Chi Minh City,Vietnam
I appreciate your casual yet precise approach. So many people go at forging like they're frantically trying to beat a snake with a stick. I checked out Peter Johnson, he's an artist the level of Freerk Wieringa.
Jason may be if you hang your tongs on hooks so that you do not loose them all the time. Russell Stevens
Thurmont, M.D really appreciate and enjoy your ideas and way's. Very inspirational. Been doing it for a little over a year and learning more every day.
Las Vegas baby!!!
Really appreciate you sharing your wisdom with us and I'm looking forward to purchasing your Forge series soon. Thanks brother from Talladega, Al
I agree with the marker concept I’ve lost boxes and boxes by keeping boxes and boxes am sure they hiding in the corner with my left doc I lost in the dryer and the Tupperware lids I lost in the kitchen cupboard.
Epic blade , look forward to next episode..!
I wish I had tuned in to watch this live. I'm in Columbia SC. Just started forging maybe 6 months ago. I've made a couple knives, a few hammers (all of which have stress cracked during heat treat), and a few pairs of tongs. I really enjoy watching your videos and I am grateful for the knowledge that you share. Thank you.
Have you figured out the heat treat process better?
@@haydenhumphrey8445 yeah I did finally get one good hammer. My problem is trying to guess at temps while working with S7. Learned the hard way that a heat treating oven is more critical when working with air hardened steel.
Enjoyed the chefs knife forged series- learned some nice tips- highly recommended
Watching from South Korea
Love your work !! Its a bad ass blade 😈
I like the way you explain your work.
From a french guy in Québec, Canada
Strathmore spiral paper! Never leave home without it. Great work on this videos, guys!!
@@JasonKnightMS You pokin' fun at me...? I like it.
Awsome Han Solo blaster tat. You need a tool assistant to hand you the correct tongs or hammers, like a Dr. Great info thank you
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I haven't started forging yet but one day!
I WOULD REALY LIKE TO SEE JASON.K MAKE A FULL TANG BLADE 1/4 THICK 2.5WIDE 28 TO 30-LONG WITH -T5-TITANIUM A HANDLE THATS 6--8 INCH A 20--22-LONG TANTO BLADE THAT POWER HAMMER WOULD COME IN HANDY WITH SHAPING OF THE T-5 WITH JASON.K SKILL LEVEL A T5- BLADE WOULD TOUN OUT 🤯🤯🤯🤯BAD ASS!!
Grande Jason, 👍🇪🇸
Wanted to see you grind a fuller. Maybe next time. Thanks
Near Texarkana, TX here. (Currently at work IN Texarkana. By the way, you are absolutly correct. Black Rifle Coffee is DELICIOUS! (Thank you Graham Allen for introducing me to it :-) ))
I took your advice on 1050 and water quench...I sent a pic to your Facebook messenger 😢❤️🇺🇸
Love the long videos
All your videos are informative and entertaining. I love how you walk us through the whole step of what you’re doing
Alberta, Canada
I'm impressed you got Rob Hough's name right! I'm an unrelated Hough in the NW WA area and no one ever gets it right!
Lol I always use my own knife when we are out at a restraint. I get all kinds of looks.
California mountains. Thanks for the added inspiration🔨🔪⏰
Thank you grinding those damned ears off this blade. It's not like a casted bronze dagger relic, or at least I would hope not. Now if you like coffee, I've been roasting coffee's since the early 90s. I'll send you out a sample sometime
U pronounced fairbairn sykes correctly Jason! The daggers look great, but the commandos who actually used them would blunt the tip of the dagger over deliberately, this was to stop the dagger becoming stuck in the bone of the enemy. So if you ever see an original, it may not go to a fine point!
Chino hills CA Great great great
Hey J, You're mahellviji(???) Hammer. Put bright Orange spray paint on the bottom won't lose it? Hello from a dagger nice knives. Keep it up great work.
Very cool video Takecare
I heard that Hatori Honzo makes the best swords...... somewhere
Watching from Washington state
Really nice dagger forging!
Thank you for these 😁
Auburn NewYork
Are you coming to the Batson blade Symposium this year ? Was great seeing you last year .
I love my black rifle coffee. Their coffee rounds make it too easy to drink though, which is probably why I don't sleep much anymore.
DOES ANY1 KNOW IF YOU HARDEN STEEL IN A SUB-ZERO DO HAVE TO OR NOT HAVE TO NORMALIZ THE STEEL??
I'm From Hellinois, Where Al Capone's DNA is Still Floating around Chicago and Springfield Politicians 😃
Jason, my wish list, 10 to 12" blade dagger, black handle, made by you, this will be a family heirloom for me to pass on to my son, I served 8 years US ARMY 3rd armored division, M1A1 until end of Gulf War early 90's, my son Gerald is serving in the 173rd Airborne currently in Europe, if you make it, you will live on in our own family heritage, not that we are anyone, but family and traditions are important, you are well respected in our home, would like to have an authentic Jason Knight Dagger to go with the Wolf heritage, wish list, thanks for considering brother, hope to hear from you
I'm Iranian but I living in UK.
From Michigan here
Thank you. What’s the range of temp used in the forge? I assume dif range of metals have dif malleability temps.
I really like your work. However by more robust Fairbairn Sykes do you just mean bigger? My great grandfather was issued his in 1942 and has been carried in service by a family member right up until 2009. It's not perfect but for its intended use (making a hole) it's hard to beat.
captain chaos I showed an example it’s not bigger it’s exactly the same length it’s built a bit more stout
@@jasonknight8647 Apologies, I watched the video again and seen the knife you were speaking about. I see your point in that it would be a better general purpose knife and yes more robust in respect to being used as such and not just durability. I like your take on fighting knives and that for most they are just a fantasy but to the British the Fairbairn Sykes is as iconic, tried and trusted as the Ka-Bar is to Americans. Thanks for your reply.
Need some Cadillac coffee
Arizona
Are you coming to Morganton for the first quarter abana meeting at oak Hill?
Big dagger. Texas sized
Would a crocodile Dundee type of knife be wicked
Bog dagger. Texas sized
South Africa
Winnipeg, manitoba canada!
New Mexico
Is this a tattoo of Han Solos blaster on your right forearm?
yes.
Florida
JASPER Texas
HE SPENT ALOT OF TIME ON THE VERY SUBJECT
Thanks now, How do I donate?
TN
cool.
Alabama .
Your meeting my homeboy countyline forge. James Davis aka Ting Ting is a great dude. I now hate him, so jealous..... Even more then before 😜
big
California
Felton Ca
ASK AL PENDRY
Washington state
Alberta Canada
DID YOU START WITH 1/4''?
David Jackson watching from Missouri
Yakima Washington.
Alabama
Gurley AL
British Columbia
Make a large dagger
Daggrr