Container Damascus steel, details in the description.
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2021
- I make a Damascus blade using 190 round nickel plated steel washers staggered in a container. Due to the similarity to coins, I removed the beginning of the video. Pepper was also used. Titanium foil was used as a separator in the container.
Tea: Bound Lily Fairy Tea.
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On my patreon page, I began to explain the processes and secrets of my work. Topics already covered:
1. Why do I add pepper to container Damascus steel.
2. What do I sprinkle? Flux and its composition.
3. How do I remove the container from the workpiece (container Damascus steel).
4. Why am I drilling a hole in a container.
5. Why do I sweep away the dross from the anvil with my hand.
6. Why do I first forge some blanks on a tree.
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I’m convinced he can make Damascus steel from two ham sandwiches and a used napkin. This guy’s amazing.
Physics - you can't make something from nothing.
Shurap - *hold my beer
@@roromad9603 *hold my tea
Please, don't give him ideas like that, I did not see enough Damascus made out of weird scrap metals...
Love every one of Shura's videos!
Him and Kiwami Japan should get together and make a Damascus knife from a ham sandwich and a cucumber.
Hamascus. That would be something. Now I'm hungry.
I came for the technique, stayed for the newest Tea. Beautiful work as always
Looking forward to the Amazon adaptation of WoT?
Tea?
Don't you mean teanique? Ba dum tish, OK I leave now
I just came
I've watched this video already 10 times. This is beyond pure skills, this guy is an artist!
I like when he started seasoning the steel brick with metal seasoning. A true chef
I also have ginpowder
That is one of the most beautiful patterns I’ve ever seen. At this point I’m thinking it has everything to do with the seasoning. He’s the only guy season8ng his work, and also the only guy turning out steel masquerading as art as well. Just super stunning! You are a step above sir!
This man took material cost as a factor of production to a whole new level
I came for the bladesmithing, stayed for the economics.
Wonder what the cost was. Lol
@@rellik1010 Supongo que algo ams de 100 monedas, mas el acero en polvo.
@@martinalfredoburcherivoet6454
I can't read the answer.
Why the pepper on top??
I like that he put "Planet Earth" after the vid. Just to confirm that he's from Earth. His skills though was otherworldly. 👏
😂😂
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Awesome work ONCE AGAIN!!! God bless you and your artistry!! Stay safe in these trying times sir!!! May God keep you safe from harm!!🙏🙏
He's not a blacksmith, he's an artist! Absolutely magnificent!
hes wizard
Artisan*
@@clintongriffin2077 I stand corrected! 🙂
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He can be a blacksmith AND an artist!
Dmitry, I never thought I'd be able to pick a favourite knife - all of your creations are incredible, but this is the one - stunning, absolutely stunning.
That had to be one of the prettiest blades I have ever seen.
amazing work, the dedicated tooling u have for finish sanding is a testament to your skills
Ok the blade was freakin cool and all, but who else was more intrigued by that blooming tea thingamajig?!🙋🏻♂️🤣
Yeah he does that in every video lol.
Yup,what was it?
That's what is called, blooming tea.. Google flowering tea balls.
Eu tbm fiquei intrigada!
The tea won!
The guy is a genius with a great sense of humor! Another excellent example of your artisanship.
З самого початку дивлюся вас, моя мрія заволодіти клінком вашої руки, навіть не важливо чим він відрізняється від інших по ттх, він одночасно буде най красивіший, та володітиме вашою енергетикою. Велика шана людям підкорившим залізо
Toujours un travail stupéfiant au fil de tes vidéos, c'est un plaisir de les visionner !! Bravo 👍
A @shurap notification is a source of intense pleasure and anticipation. This man could forge a blade out of Bitcoin.
bitcoin !!! :D clever
And it would be called Ethereum, right?
Agreed!
Green Beetle called himself "discount shurap" in his last video and I about fell over laughing.
Лайк
That popped me too 🤣🤣
That was funny
@@richardbryant7972 ну может и так😊
Me too.. killed me
Да, блин, талант или есть или его нет, а вот этому МАСТЕРУ его дано больше всех! Успехов и новых роликов, Дмитрий.
А что монеты это хороший метал? Заклёпки алюминиевые еще бы использовал бы.
@@SergioKorneliusтипа ты умника врубил???🤦♂️
Unbelievable. The best example of a canister being peeled off I've ever seen.
I'm a fan.
I can't believe how good this guy is at making perfect cans. Zero delaminations and perfect peal every time. Incredible.
It's nice when we only see the highlight reel. He had to build his way up, I'm sure.
@@philliprowland2161 or he has just made so many, that he has it down to a science. Master of his art, thats for sure.
@@philliprowland2161
Seriously. Impressive either way. It's so satisfying to watch lol.
Far and few in-between could do this as well as this man. I've tried a few times now just as a simple side hobby and seem to get the material too hot and it forges itself to the actual working material! Oh well it's not professional/semi professional just a random weekend hobby to keep myself busy during shut down season!
He said he used titanium foil to separate the layers. Since steel and titanium don't weld very easily, I assumed he meant between the canister layer and the 'washers'
I am a violin maker. I don’t remotely work in metal but I know great craftsmanship when I see it. That was truly a very, very fine piece.
This is not damascus, Damascus is crucible steel,.. this is pattern forging... big difference. the biggest is that real damascus shows its own patterns through reactions in the steel itself, not through forging twists and shapes into it. lol
Dr. Decker That doesn't degrade the workmanship of this piece, it merely makes it misnamed.
You do outstanding work! It's always a pleasure to watch you turn a block of coins into a work of art!
You are the undisputed heavyweight champion of damascus
Единственный канал , который смотрю без промотки, хоть ниразу не кузнец, и ножи не делаю, просто интересно)
На канале хистори есть передача кузница в огне посмотри понравиться, там тоже самое делают только на время)
@@silverbeard6146 Между молотом и наковальней.
@@user-me4jb9cj8u дословно она переводиться кузница в огне
@@silverbeard6146 Название нужно говорить либо на английском, либо его русский вариант. Все будут искать "кузница в огне" и не найдут.
@@user-me4jb9cj8u зато, могут найти захватывающее видео какого-нибудь пожара, то же зрелищно)
Золотые Руки! Благодарю Мастера за видео. Салам с Северного Кавказа. Всем Здоровья и Благополучия. Мастеру низкий поклон.
Низкий тиби поклон друг мой
love your work, you make it look simple and flawless, but if your on the Biz you will know it take years and years of pain and frustration to be at this level .
Beautiful! It is absolutely unbelievable the different materials you take for Damascus. You have great ideas for your fine creations.
That has got to be one of the coolest patterns I've ever seen. F**king amazing.
The absolute best he doesnt bore u with commentary he just does the work perfectly everytime
And i wish he made videos more often
This is the result of loving your craft and crafting with love ❤️
I dont even like tea, but every time I watch a shurap video, I wanna try what I see so much lol.
I would love to see the Damascus pattern if he was to take all the ends he cuts off, and forged them all together. Truly amazing craftsman!
@Wim de B Yes, it is just a pattern not the actual damascus steel. Pop culture always ruin something...
Deluxe Green Beetle, you did it again!
That pattern looks fantastic
Absolutely freaking amazing. You have to go on the show forged in fire in the US. You would ruin any competitors you come against. Keep up the excellent work and thank you. And I love the tea breaks. Haha
One of the most talented individuals I’ve seen on RUclips
You’ve a way with metals that I don’t see or have seen on here elsewhere. Amazing art.
What an absolute masterpiece, that pattern is just amazing
Absolutely stunning!!! And the tea was something else. That bloom. Wow!!!
Big like from Damascus city 💎💎
That looks amazing, Really love it.... Be great to see this blade put through a forged in fire strength and sharpness test.....
No point in ruining such a nice piece. Those tests are designed to be far more brutal than intended use.
It's beautiful, but l doubt it would even take a decent edge, much less hold it. Not with all that soft garbage metal in there.
THIS GENTLEMAN KNOWS HIS METALLURGY 👍🤓😎
Don't come running here ruining everything with facts... 😂😂👍
@@thefreedomguyuk Yeah! we like to think it is magic LOL 🤣🤣🤣
he doesn't though... This is not damascus, Damascus is crucible steel,.. this is pattern forging... big difference. the biggest is that real damascus shows its own patterns through reactions in the steel itself, not through forging twists and shapes into it. lol
@@dr.decker3623 So real damasacus steel is MAGIC!!!! LOL
Great skills. Respectful from Cambodia.
You've done it. You topped yourself. Again. Bravo from Colorado USA
Дима, это просто загляденье!!! Я горжусь что у нас есть такие мастера! Красота! Глаз не оторвать!
I am constantly amazed by how talented this man is!!!!💖
Best knife maker on RUclips
Your blades are absolutely beautiful and this one is no exception. I have never seen more beautiful patterns. Keep up the great work
Another masterpiece by the master bladesmith himself. Freakin awesome dagger and the pattern is awesome and not really what I expected.
that is the most beautiful $7 blade I've ever seen!
The touch he puts on that press is hypnotizing
Crazy thing is I watch Forged in Fire everyday and I feel I've got a pretty good concept (I am trained in metal work) of forging blades and "patterned welding" but I've never put it to the test. I'm sure doing it is a totally different story but the guys on the show make it look so hard and I can literally sit there and say that's not gonna work why would you do that and sure enough they fail! Point is this guy is sick he makes it look easy and not only that the final products are just amazing! Thumbs up man!
I dont know if I'm more curious about your patterns or the tea. Either way I love your work!
Beautiful work as always. That blade is a masterpiece.
Everyone would love to see your blades go through a test, Also I would love to see you make a handle for your blades.
Those "tests" on the TV show Forged in Fire have absolutely nothing to do with quality knife making, and everything to do with Entertainment Value. In fact that is _why_ all of the contestants only design certain kinds of knives - Choppers, Campers, Etc - because they're the only ones that can survive the nonsense they're put through that no knife on earth should ever deal with... there's tools that are specifically designed to deal with every situation that they show in their tests, and none are knives.
Their "Sharpness" tests could be performed with a piece of flint on a stick... sharpness doesn't tell you much about Edge Retention. If they cannot sharpen a knife they shouldn't be calling themselves a bladesmith. There again... neither does smashing it into one of the hardest natural substances on the planet _(horn)_ repeatedly. Edge geometry, fit and finish, and most every other aspect of a good _knife_ differs from what you would forge for that show.
Fun show, though. Being fun, though, does _NOT_ mean that the bladesmiths on RUclips should be feeding people that nonsense EITHER. The ones that do it for views know better.
He DOES have handles on his blades, btw, on his site. It _would_ be nice to see him make them - but not all smiths actually make their own scales.
@@thalastianjorus wow. did i mention FiF? I realize it's 2 months later. Why are you so angry?
@@robertc49 Lol... mostly because I'm a bladesmith. Seeing people request 'tests' tends to set my teeth on edge for a bit. That and I was quite tired at the time, and wasn't actually all that upset. I just ramble when tired and typing.
There's no button to press to give you two thumbs up dude that is one badass blade you just made I would love to have one like that
Absolutely beautiful, your creativity and skill set are truly impressive!
That pattern is AMAMZING. Wonderful work as always
Man I love your work and I hope I'll do my own but for now you'll be my guide to learn thank you your amazing
Одна из самых красивых работ Шурапа!!!
Глубочайшее уважение!!!
Всегда смотрю все до единого видео!!!
Шикардос!!! Произведение искусства!!!
Beautiful blade, beautiful tea. Thanks!
I've been using these videos to get to sleep, Im a veteran and all the banging is soothing knowing its source
You make canister Damascus look so easy to remove the can. So many times I see guys struggling to get theirs out and I'm sure they've edited out the part when they're cursing up a storm.
This channel makes the coolest stuff, I’m actually thinking of doing something like it at some point
There's noth'n to it but to do it! Good luck!
@@DeadFront1319 thanks and to me it looks fun to do, having the tools to bend and shape metal is like having powers that you never imagine that you could do. The best part to me is making details like letting the acid eat at the metal to create a awesome design and adding onto that you can add engraving and different colors. Personally I would use the acid mixed with copper engravings of Japanese writing on a black steel duel edge knife with a carbon fiber handle. And I’m surprised I came up with that idea since I’m usually not creative.
I'll try to make myself a forge this afternoon, using concrete, two buckets and an empty tea can 😁
@@StarCoreSE sounds interesting hope that works out
Personally I’d make a karambit cause I love the look of them well certain ones which are made more like a velociraptor claw, not to curved and not to long.
I do not know what metal is within your coins, but they are definitely worth much more in your beautiful blade. Fantastic as always.
It's brought up in the description. They're Nickel-Plated Steel Coins.
Never heard of that combo for a coin, where is it from? What's it called? Thanks
@@matthewplayer8337 Ukrainian Hryvnia
The way he casually wipes the hot metal ashes just blown my mind 🤯
He's such a heatproof man!
This guy is unbelievable what he could do. Love your videos keep them coming man.🔥🔥💪
Now I know why my welds don‘t always stick. I forgot the pepper, thanks dmitry 😄
I wondered that myself.
Не перестаёшь удивлять.Браво.
Incredibly beautiful work Dimitri!
Just started watching.. WOW, very amazing work. Love the patterns on your blades. I am sure a lot of work, and thanks for sharing..
Супер! Є Майстри в Ненці . Дякую за відео . Гордість за те що Ви такі речі творите в Сумах, в нашому місті.!
Гривенька рулить)))
Жопой чую что свои... А пока ведро не увидел не успокоился..
Just wow man, this is a real blacksmithing art, well done, and i hope one day we see a complete knife with a handle made by you, wish you a good continuation 👏👏👏
@Wim de B Maybe i don't know much about the Damascus definition tbh, but i like blade and blacksmithing i watch a lot of videos and his work is amazing and the pattern he made was so cool.
@Wim de B he made Damascus in this video maybe not the traditional old world definition but nobody can humans no longer know the recipe please explain yourself here
@@erictorgersen8191 I don't disagree with you on whether canister damascus should be called damascus just here to mention that a way to make wootz damascus was figured out in the late 90s so we actually do know how to make steel that is chemically and aesthetically indistinguishable from the steel used in the old damascus steel weapons.
@@garethbaus5471 I'm not arguing with you. Can you link the source of the information. I would be very interested to read or watch the process
@@erictorgersen8191 ruclips.net/video/OP8PCkcBZU4/видео.html
Here should be a link to a documentary on the subject, I will try to find a good link to a few papers as well.
BRAVO, 👏 👏 👏. That's one beautiful piece of art. The demascus print continued all the way up the tang. That's magnificent work.
Your free-han skills are next level.
Мастер с безбрежной фантазией! Очень красиво! Спасибо!
Perfection as always, the tea time is a surprise in every video 😂👍 🇵🇹
That must be tour best one yet! Absolutely beautiful!!!
Absolutely stunning!! Thank you, Sir.
Add pepper for seasoning 😁
No, for sharpening the blade.
😜
I think in the Ukraine it is the same as here in Germany. We have the same word for hot spicy food and for sharp blades. We use the word 'scharf' which is the translation of sharp.
@@thorstenhulser5008 cool, i always wondered why he did that
This is literally the definition of the thief's blade of coins +5 luck + 10 backstab damage +2 fortune lol
I can see the party thief commissioning this
Shurap is the King
Wow! That turned out much better than I was expecting!
I was like ok ok this makes sense, then he cracked some pepper over his meal and I was like ok I officially don't understand metallurgy
The pepper threw me off lol
The thought is that as the pepper burns it uses up any oxygen trapped inside.
Its a joke, a running gag, a play on words you'll find in most of his canister Damascus videos.
I'm glad I'm not the only one
Maybe he should put freshly grated parmesan cheese as well
Ай красота:) Успехов вам в дальнейших проектах)
His work is always so amazingly beautiful
The pepper was a classy touch.
Wonderful work. Cheers Dmitry 👍
Просто оргазм для моих глаз. Огромное Вам спасибо!
Best looking knife in a very long time.
Holy crap! That's outstanding bro! I kept wondering when the steel was going to pop. . . damn! It didn't pop! It exploded! That was awesome!
О, наконец-то новое видео!)) Ништяк, как всегда!!!))
Padrão lindo. Peça maravilhosa. Belíssimo trabalho!
That's the fastest canister peel I've ever seen!
Как и всегда КРУТО👍👍👍
wow spectacular
Шикарно,как и всегда!
Utterly fascinating. Thank you!
Dmitry,
God speed and good luck to you and yours in the current crisis.