Damascus from the cable, the entire process (Blade)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- The process of forging a blade from a cable. Mosaic damask steel from the cable. On the cutting edge steel W110, zone hardening 62 units. Such video from the photos I already had, I shot the full video.
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I recently started blade/black smithing. Starting with some tomahawks and hatchets. You are literally the reason I started. I have a million questions for you but all I have to say is I love your art, thank you.
Beautiful patterns. I am also a knife maker with 15 years of experience. I love watching your videos and skillful performance. No hate here. Thank you, Sir, for sharing with us.
What is the powder he use on the hot material?
@@xFucur look under the description of this video
He explained. have you never read or look at the description first? 90% borax , 5% quartzsand, 5% aktivkohlepulver= activcoalpowder = powder from woodcoal/chars
You lie
@@poisonivy9083 wrong
@@raymondfelton961 ?
Fascinating, good to see how it's done the old-fashioned way rather than the common laminated method
Молодец! Всё четко и никаких лишних действий, одним словом Мастер, результат на лицо!
It never gets old watching you make those wonderful blades.
I think it's cool that you see so many different languages in the comments. Men around the world love watching a good craftsman.
Correcto
Richtig!
En effet, bien dit. ;)
Certainly in Australia!
I hope some of these make it into museums a thousand years from now
cheese chisel I hope to God, I do, I hope to God you can live long enough to go see then post a comment on RUclips to tell everyone. A 1000 years from now.
I've been a welder for 36 years and I got a lot of respect for you. this is really something to see that takes pure skill and a lot of work.
That is bar none the best blade i have seen. The stand up cable idea is awesome! Beautiful work
I watch a lot of these forging videos on youtube, and I have to say that was the best and most uniform shaping I've ever seen.
Simply beautiful, period! Best knife maker on RUclips.
oh my. i didnt expect that end result. THAT IS BEAUTIFUL!
From the start I knew those cables were going to make some incredible looking damascus patterns, loved it! I'm so jealous of your shop and tool collection!
Канал бомба, уважаю людей, у которых руки золотые! Добра и процветания Вам!
Слово "восторг" едва ли вместит в себя полноту чувств при виде Вашей работы, Мастер.
Sir, *Much respect* for your _skills_ in Metal working...From America
Amazing pattern, what a skill it is to be able to forge weld something so difficult. I would live to see these as a full tang.
I LOVE WATCHING THE HANDS OF A MASTER... YOU CAN SEE THE MANY PEOPLE THAT HAD A HAND IN HIS EDUCATION.. TRUELY STUNNING! THANKS .
Узор красивый...работы много...руки из нужного места..лайк...
This guy is frickin genius. I have been addicted to Forged In Fire (and still am) but this guy is elite.
Would love to see him on the show
Another mind-blowing piece! I just got to the end, the way that cable cross section showed up is simply incredible
It is amazing watching you manipulate the various steels in your videos, I hope to see more, stay safe. You are a true master in your craft.
Damn! He managed to make a snakescale pattern, awesome work!
Damn, each and every blade you do is a thing of beauty.
No gloves, probably no face mask or eye protection, wiping molten hot metal off of the anvil with your bare hands.
Like a real man.
I guess after years working with forged steel his palm skin is so rough that feels nothing... but steel. But eye protection is a must for sure.
Actually i know from exsperience since i am a bladesmith the scale on the anvil is actually fairly cool since the anvil sucks the heat out really fast
At least he’s wearing Uggs 😏
So.
Like a russian man
You continue to turn out the best patterns in the world....simply amazing.
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Видел твоё видео из велосипедных колёс, процесс почти тот же, респект, классные ножи делаешь 👍👍👍
Dmitry, your knifes are beautiful! You make me want to learn how to forge! One day I will buy one of your knifes! BEAUTIFUL WORK!
usa pokerpro there are some pretty cool videos on how to make cheap mini forges typically for knive forging and they are very simple
Osusa pokerpro i
agree
usa pokerpro I
David Devita are you sure your name is not deviant?
My Third video I watched and to top this blade will be tough , I like this one the most yet , completely gorgeously laid out with the cable design , practically flawless , Excellent!!! 😱
Процесс завораживает, а результат вообще превосходит ожидания. Всё супер, кузнецам респект!
I want to see this guy on Forged in Fire just to see him laugh at the initial stage
Yea he'd probably own all the competition, although he wouldn't stay anonymous anymore so its probably just a dream :/
hes way beyond forged in fire i think. he could teach the judges some things
Although he knows what he is doing, his method is not good enough for FIF. Not enough sparks and things going wrong. He mostly uses powertools, his hammer technique is a bit poor and his handtools are limited. This is fine for normal work and youtube, but not a TV show.
@@patrickd9551 na u wrong
@@DSWL_ Have you ever seen shurap hand forge damascus from start to end? I haven't. Have you ever seen a video where he uses a coal forge? Nope.
The fact is FIF is just that, a show. You need to have drama in a show. You need to have "excitement". That's why they come up with random and stupid challanges. It's designed to make someone fail.
And I've heard from serveral people why they decided not to go through with FIF. It's a contractual shitshow.
So instead of randomly saying "u wrong", you actually take some effort and explain why. As I have done two times now.
Po prostu coś pięknego to jest mistrzostwo w rękach
Красота !!! Красиво делает мастер !!!! Обожаю смотреть а тем более работать с раскаленным железом .
my dad and I spent this evening watching your videos, your are a true artist with unenviable imagination, we love your work and I hope that you let me know where to find your art online to purchase. God bless you Sir.
I love watching you use your tooling! You've got some awesome tools and mad skills!
Wow never realized how much work goes into a Damascus blade now I know why they cost twice as much 🔪 👏
Thanks for the awesome video.The real Damascus was forged near my native in southern India. The impurities in the mix are now lost in time after the British broke the back bone of Indian manufacturing. Good to see ideas and hardwork living on through people.
Damn, now I know why knives are so expensive. I never realized how much time and work it takes to make one.
Let alone the tools. Lots of cash tied up in all that stuff I’m sure.
Nice to see quality workmanship
But really his blade work makes me tear up its so gorgeous
Скоро слово "дамасская сталь" станет синонимом любой многослойной самоделки выкованной из металлолома(трос,цепь,пачка гвоздей,столовые вилки и т.д.). Работа мастера выше всяких похвал,но не к чему везде лепить слово"дамаск".
Александр Волокитин а может это сталь из Дамаска? Синк эбаут ит
Ага тросы привезли из самого Дамаска :)
@@MrGizmoIE думаешь в дамаске какая то особая сталь?
Я всегда думал что ,"Дамаск"значит многослойная.
Ну вообще то так называемая дамасская сталь это и есть композит делали ее не в Дамаске а в разных местах и разные мастера а название пошло от того что ее туда привозили на продажу.
Просмотрел 2 раза ,прочитал комментарии , за тайну о керосине спосииба в комментариях идёт речь о деревяшке это тоже как-бы также придает прочность стали и менше потери ,я не кузнец но очень нравятся такие видосы , наверно претки просыпаются внутри заранее большое спосииба лайк супер ,узор клинка оболденый не каждому дано иметь такие золотые руки .
Amazing! Do you know how it's going to turn out, or do you just keep working it and hope it looks like you want? They are all so beautiful.
I hate people who hate on Damascus or other steel forging techniques ain't strong enough aimt this come on people its functional beautiful art and if done right as this seems to be can be quite strong is it cpm 3v no but neither is 01 or 1095 cro van 440 c guess what most knives will not be used so hard core that you will know any difference other than carbon or stainless once you start using good steel well that is until it comes to maintenance then you'll know so steal snobs shut up and enjoy a piece of art and a functional one to boot so keep doing your thing I wish I could get one of these knifes you make
Don't use modern smokeless loads with antique damascus barrels.
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Brian Goode ???
Brian Goode Holy shit, fucking use a period.
Fook me, heard of punctuation :D
But yes I agree, the edge is not damascened and you're unlikely to bend this (or any) knife enough to notice a strength difference in the body.
And I have trouble getting just one piece cable welded up 100% properly! Well done!
пересмотрел не один ролик,выражаю автору уважение за твой труд,хотелось бы ещё какие то испытания увидеть,рукоятки,конечный вид и на ,что способны эти экспонаты..
@@alexs7405 а то, что режущая кромка из другого материала вы не увидели? Или вы думаете, что автор глупее вас?
@@alexs7405 уважаемый, если вы 40 лет занимаетесь металлообработкой это не значит, что вы спец в ковке металлов. Различие металлов видно хорошо с 8:40. И, если вы такой крутой спец, покажите свои работы. И расскажите тогда как из троса получить металл без малейших следов жил, если вы утверждаете, что режущая кромка из того же материала. А какие такие принципы мозаичной ковки? Есть ГОСТ или это дело желания и вкуса? А что вы тогда про японских кузнецов скажете? Они ж, суки, вообще разные по твердости металлы один в другой заворачивают.
@@АртемЗолотухин-ц8г , скорее всего у уважаемого
1986FOONT пропало желание общаться с таким занудой вроде Вас. ну или его просто забанили. Или он умер.
@@llltermitlll зато вы свои пять копеек вставляете, хотя не имеете ни малейшего понятия о нашей дискусии.
@@АртемЗолотухин-ц8г , Прошу прощения, что не ответил ранее. Хотел отписаться, но просто забыл. Согласен с вами полностью, куда уж нам простым смертным понимать ваши дискуссии.
Очень круто !!! Спасибо трудолюбивому автору !!!
Мне нравится дамасская сталь, ты гений !! Но я давно не видел, чтобы ты пил свой классический чай. привет из Аргентины мой друг
Respekt, das ist echte Kunst!
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Bin selber Metallbauer gewusst wie, so wie mit allem...Wer möchte kann auch! Und trotzdem meine Wertschätzung, leider wird heutzutage kaum noch Handwerk bezahlt. Deswegen sehe ich mich nun gezwungen die Arbeit zu wechseln! Vielleicht Polizei oder Feuerwehr, da verdient man wenigstens als "Angestellter, Handwerker" noch richtig gutes Geld. Um einiges mehr wie in der freien Marktwirtschaft!
Ja Beamte sind überbezahlt, die Gesellschaft hält nämlich die Handwerker zusammen nicht Polizei und Co., Bauern sind die wichtigsten, da sie essen produzieren!
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@@YTohneRuecksicht Naja, Ich finde das Handwerker schon relativ gut bezahlt werden. Zumal die Bezahlung durch einen Mangel and Fachkräften in den nächsten Jahren sicherlich steigen wird.
What?
You really have the tools to work with, don't you!... And you're skilled too! Good job!!!
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But no gloves... which real man don’t need
wonderful. I simulated damacus steel on my keychain.
очень крутая работа!!! с тросами у вас однозначно красивейшие работы получаются!
очень круто смотрелся бы поварской нож, за счет большего размера. ну мне так кажется )
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Manuel Serrano
ну и дура
Yg dari INDONESIA hadir🇮🇩🇮🇩mantep ini pisauny buat motong hewan qurban
Yg bikin orang Rusia itu ya?
Itu apaan ya, yang di tabur2in kaya pasir gitu?
@@massaid88 serbuk areng kali wkwk gk tau dah bang.. atu serbuk mesiu
@@AhmadFaisal-cp9th wkwk serbuk mesiu jadi petasan om
@@mountblanc39 bisa jadi wkwkw ente kaga malmingan
Enhorabuena por enseñar tu arte y tu maña, excelente trabajo!!
Lovely work. I like how you also added "planet Earth" in your location after Ukraine.
Beautiful work Dimitry!
That pattern is incredible
8:20 ... Boy that must be satisfying.
Красивая работа !
Искусство я бы сказал !!
Мастер !!!
Произведение искусства, браво.
This blade will definitely KEAL!!
I've been to Sumy, Ukraine twice. Very nice city. I have some friends from there and I went to visit them. I plan on going back this year. I love the food and I had the best steak from there. I don't know the name of the restaurant because I don't speak Russian. LOL
Why don't you move there and not come back bitch ...
@@Poohdaddymagic what did he do to you fuck head?!?
how is this related to smithing ? dude, no asked about your trip to Ukraine. find some friends and tell them that not here
Wow! The pattern in the steel was really nice!
Absolutely beautiful blade 👏👍job well done sir!!
BEAUTIFUL Blades. Still don't believe what I just saw.!
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Это же сколько флюса уйти на эту красоту должно, чтоб качественно сварилось?! Автору, как кузнецу, моё почтение!
Truly best video I saw. Seriously.. Do you sale your products? If you do, how can I buy and what kinds of thing do you have?
Shurap I love your knifes.. you do a great job buddy
Do as you please. I’ll damn sure watch! I️ know what you are doing and still am amazed.
Молоток браток, я поддерживаю ручные творения, живите долго
Damn, that *knife seasoning* looks hella good.
In how far is using only one type of steel damascus? Maybe it is folded or patternwelded, but not damascus.
A pattern welded into steel is called a damacus. There is no such thing as Damacus Steel, it's merely a generic term used to describe a pattern welded into steel. This was all explained in another Smithing video made by some other dude. If I come across the link again I'll update.
UPDATE: ruclips.net/video/ISSGL4Ns2qw/видео.html
Great knives dude. My favorite knife maker.
Drudlemud Drudlemud check out a dude named "Miller knifes" on RUclips
I bet you even made all your tools and machines yourself.
Without a doubt you are the uncrowned king of master pattern welders.
2:00 he picked up the pace of the hammering. Fast hands!!
I sure hope this was a joke
@@ThePrufessa I don't think this guy jokes about black smithing,.
@@bryanbaker5942 lol not him YOU you silly rabbit.
Lol
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Как всегда - ШЕДЕВР!!!
Hola!!! El ultimo esmeril que usastes tenia algun tipo de lija? No es el tipo convencional
the purpose of making a damascus blade is to make the grains of the steel as long as possible so they can endure shear and bending stresses. Not just to make the blade beautiful - and the grains of the steel apparent to the naked eye. And this blade has 5 obvious regions (streaked areas) where grain boundaries are incoherent. So , not such a great job for the purpose of making this knife as THE best cutting tool. Nevertheless, nice technique...
Thanks. I was hoping not everyone fell for it... Art lost for 150 years and all it takes is smashing steel cable together 😂
Clearly your an artist. It would be nice if you spoke and explained what your doing. Things like why you switch the presses use or how you figure out the pattern direction.
I was really hoping you were going to forge weld the cable and then twist the ever living hell out of it and then draw it out and start your blade
0:36 Anvil: Am I a joke to you?
😂😂😂😂
Смотрю и восхищаюсь. Классная работа
My hands burnt 10x while watching this video
Чуваки это просто чума.братан реально крассавчиг.скока это шедевр стоит?
Such a good craftsmanship I would love to own one off them beautiful knifes
Absolutely awesome! Great job! Very beautiful knifes!
Хороший Качественный Клинок со Своим характером
That's one of the neater Damascus effects I have seen yet!
I am frome Damascus syria
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Cool. Too bad the recipe for real, actual Damascus Steel has been lost. Rumor has it that Damascus Steel was the best and strongest in the world.
Mampiro nang omah lek nang indonesia, akeh ketupat nang kene mbah...
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Jancuk.....
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Your work is really some next level shit
He was complimenting him lol. Next level shit means its better than most-basically.
Oh boy
if this is true, then I apologize.
idiot lol
Lmao these comments...
This absolute madlad isnt even wearing gloves, 10/10 manliness
Most blacksmiths and machinists don't wear gloves. When forging gloves force you to grip the hammer harder and in turn you can get tennis elbow. When dealing with machines you should NEVER wear gloves, it the machine catches your glove it should seriously hurt you. There is a time and place for gloves, but in blacksmithing it's rare.
Tell me what is the powder in the bowl? uses ?
Nguyễn Tú
It's borax which acts like a flux to prevent impurities/oxidation from getting trapped between 2 pieces of metal being forge welded together, which results in a MUCH stronger weld...
Don't listen to that other guy, that powder is white pepper used to make the knife spicier.
@@Pauly421 I can confirm the pepper remark.
To the borax I think he adds fine silica (sand)
I don't know why but, the pepper comment makes more sense to me. i really dont know why. pepper - yeah
Damn, is your hand burnt from wiping the slag off?
doubt it, its very thin and cools pretty quick
Очень красивый клинок. Просто великолепный.
Image being the blacksmith in middle ages with 200 thousand troops to make weapons for..WOW
They got payed hella, had protection, and weren't alone, they had apprentices(experienced working with, inexperienced watching), partners, and probably many other blacksmiths
Просто талант .
4:58 machinegun, FIRE!
I am from Damascus, th capital of Syria. And really habe to see this knifes.. I will subscribe u ❤️
Made me very paranoid how close he was getting his bare skin to that glowing metal 😮
It's Ukraine - doing things to within an inch of your life as if it is the only way to do things is a tradition going back thousands of years...😜
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