Howdy Master Seyran ! That has got to be one of your best Steel-Strong knives ! It has a very high “ring” to it when you punched the starter holes in it ! It’s an awesome little Damascus kitchen “paring knife”, almost like the one that Steven Seagal threw at the kitchen target board in the movie Under Siege ! Well done ! I’m with the other viewers, that would like to see a bit more of your blade sharping technique !!
Please don’t get discouraged by the negative comments! I enjoy your videos and don’t have any complaints about them. Press on my friend! I think your knives and your videoing processes keep getting better and better!
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words! 😊 Negative comments are just part of the journey, and I always try to learn from them when I can. Messages like yours are what truly keep me motivated to improve and share my craft. I’m so glad you enjoy the videos and see the progress-it means a lot! 🔪🔥🙏
That's the first knife that I've ever seen made with chains and you did a beautiful job of making it 👍 I hope you and your family have a Happy New Year 2025.
Thank you so much for your support and for following my work! 🙏 At the moment, I can't sell my knives outside of my country, but I'm actively working on making international sales possible. Hopefully, it won’t be too long before I can share my creations with fans like you in the U.S. Stay tuned, and thanks again for your kind words! 🔪🔥
Your videos get better every day master!!!!!. Happy New Year 2025 to you, to your entire family and to all of us who learn and have a lot of fun watching your videos. Greetings to everyone from Uruguay. Thank you for sharing that noble job.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 🙏 Happy New Year 2025 to you and your family as well! 🎉 May it bring joy, health, and success. Greetings to Uruguay from my workshop! I'm glad you enjoy the videos-it’s a pleasure to share this craft with such amazing viewers like you. Cheers to many more creations this year! 🔨🔥✨
Muy muy buen y exelente cuchillo! Usted es un maestro en este tema! Lo felicito! Desde Buenos Aires, Argentina, saludos cordiales y que tenga un buen año 2025!!
¡Muchas gracias por sus amables palabras! Me alegra mucho que le haya gustado el cuchillo. 😊 Un saludo cordial desde Azerbaiyán, y le deseo también un muy buen año 2025 lleno de éxitos y felicidad. ¡Gracias por su apoyo! 🔨🔥
Caracas velho, eu nunca me surpreendo com uma faca bem acabada? Toda vez que para para assistir um vídeo seu você entrega uma faca mal acabada com esse grande recurso de metalúrgico que você tem? Faça aí uma obra de arte.
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário e pela crítica construtiva! Sempre é bom ouvir diferentes opiniões, e eu levo todas elas em consideração para melhorar cada vez mais. Acredito que cada faca é um aprendizado e uma evolução, e fico animado com o desafio de criar algo que possa ser considerado uma verdadeira obra de arte. Espero que nos próximos vídeos você veja algo que te surpreenda positivamente. Um grande abraço e obrigado por assistir! 🔥🔪
Thank you so much! Unfortunately, I can’t sell knives outside my country at the moment, but I’m working on making that possible in the future. Your support means a lot, and I hope to offer my work internationally soon! 🙏🔪✨
I can’t figure out how you always come out with a perfect billet and never have any inclusions when you have all that space between the metal when you are forging it
Thank you for noticing the precision in my work! The key to achieving a solid billet without inclusions is proper preparation, intense heat, and good technique. The white powder you often see (borax) helps flux the metal, preventing oxidation and assisting in creating a clean weld. Careful hammering and consistent heat throughout the forging process help close any gaps. It’s a combination of experience, patience, and a little bit of experimentation. 🔨🔥
Thank you so much! I completely agree-an attractive leather sheath would complement the knife perfectly. A well-crafted sheath not only protects the blade but also adds a touch of elegance. Maybe that's a project for an upcoming video! 😊🔪✨
That came out beautiful! I just LOVE that you try all kinds of weird objects that I've never seen before.... I've seen chain, but not the shiny type you used... and to put it on that wheel, that was really cool... And then the other day you used NAIL CLIPPERS!!! HAHAAA!!! I really enjoy watching you work... and you camera person is quite good too, very nice stylized shots... like using the mirror... good stuff.... And the shape of this knife was quite different.... I want to say that it looked a little 'chubby' lol short but thick... but the handle does look like it would be good for cutting hard or thick things if the person has big hands.... I really think it looked good tho :) GREAT WORK!!! - I've been wonder where you are located... I've never heard you talk, and the little bit of singing/humming doesn't help me much... I'm going to take a guess that you are located in South Eastern Europe... actually... a country just popped into my head out of nowhere and I heard a voice say Azerbaijan I don't know why tho.... I was really gonna guess Moldova, but for no reason.. I just picked a country I know nothing about..... but looking at the words on the paper you were cutting I wanted to say Turkey but but I have no idea what Turkish words look like LOL .... I'm gonna go to sleep now... I ramble when I get tired lol - Were any of my guesses correct? That would be crazy if so!!! :) See ya soon!
Thank you so much for the kind words and detailed feedback-it really made my day! I’m thrilled you enjoy the creative experiments with unexpected materials like shiny chain and nail clippers! It’s fun to push boundaries and try something different, and hearing your appreciation for both the craft and the filming style is incredibly motivating. 😊 As for your guesses-yes, you nailed it! I’m based in Azerbaijan. Amazing intuition! 🌍 Thank you for watching and for your thoughtful comments. Sleep well, and I look forward to having you back for more knife-making adventures! 🔨🔥✂️
Estimado amigo, ya llevo algun tiempo que te sigo tus tutoriales y en cuanto a este tema tan interesante, eres de lo mejor que se ve por aqui, enhorabuena por tu trabajo, Feliz año Nuevo y vamos palante, un saludo.
¡Muchas gracias, amigo! Es un honor saber que sigues mis tutoriales y que disfrutas de mi trabajo. 😊 Te agradezco de corazón por tus palabras y tus buenos deseos. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo para ti también! Sigamos adelante con mucha pasión y dedicación. 🔨🔥 ¡Un gran saludo desde Azerbaiyán! 🙌
@@masterknives555 Parra mi es un placer poder compartir contigo todo este mundillo, yo tengo 68/ años ya estoy Jubilado y te estoy escribiendo desde España, concretamente desde la region de Andalucia, capital de Córdoba, tengo varias aficiones una de ellas es la Fotografia la principal que tengo, me gusta el campo ir de pesca y este mundillo tuyo de la forja pues me apasiona y me llama la atencion los pasos quqe vais dando en el metal para hacer varias cosas, es un arte la verdad, enhorabuena por tu buen trabajo y a seguir batallando, un fuerte abrazo
Большое спасибо за интерес! Художественная ковка - это действительно захватывающая тема, и я рад, что она вас интересует. Возможно, в будущем я сделаю видео, где покажу процесс создания таких изделий. Спасибо за идею и поддержку! 🔨🔥
@allansm555 true bro.just messin'👌🏼 I happen to agree,by the way.I would love to see better handle material used on a lot of his work.I think they deserve top notch material
If I had equiptment as such I'd be trying ta make this knife I had back in the day it was like a dagger or boot knife but at the tip of tbe blade it was split down the middle almost half way then the rest of the knife had this idk if it's a furrow or what it's called but it was on both sides of the blade called a blood pool small ditch down the center of the blade the knife was called a wasp but I've tried looking that up doesn't even correspond to what I remember now Gil hibbon made one similar but I can't think the name of it now
That sounds like a fascinating and unique blade! The split-tip design you described, combined with the "blood pool" (commonly referred to as a fuller), would definitely make for an eye-catching knife. It might be challenging to find the exact design from memory, especially if it was a custom or rare piece. The name “Wasp” might refer to the knife’s sleek and aggressive appearance, but if Gil Hibben made something similar, it’s worth exploring his collection for inspiration. If I ever get the opportunity, that sounds like an incredible project to attempt-combining creativity with functionality. Thank you for sharing such an intriguing idea! 🔪🔥
That's an interesting idea! Using leftover drops from various Damascus projects to forge a new knife could create a truly unique and intricate pattern. It would be a great way to repurpose materials and showcase the variety of designs in one blade. Thanks for the suggestion-I'll keep it in mind for a future project! 🔥🔪
@masterknives555 I have always wondered what kind of pattern would surface I'm trying to start building knives but I don't have the right equipment to do it
Great idea! I'll definitely consider showcasing the sharpening process in a future video. It’s such an important part of knife-making, and I’d love to share it with you all. Thanks for the suggestion! 🔪✨
I think the point is that in metallurgy you have strength, toughness, elasticity among other factors and these things factor into the blade's ability to resist shattering, rolling, corroding, and hold it's edge all the things that make a blade "strong" also factor into the difficulty of sharpening. Steel composition ie it's trace elements, and heat treatment factor greatly as well as the shape of the blade and it's bevel geometry.
Thank you for taking the time to comment! I’m located in Azerbaijan, where I work on my craft and share it with everyone through these videos. I truly appreciate your interest and support-it means a lot! 😊🔨
Привет с Германии смотрим вас Лайкос поставил. Можно узнать с какой вы Страны .я с России живу в Германии с 1998 года .Мальчик Руслан 43 годика 😂Sorry за ошибки 😊
I have other good idea for you forging a knife from a crankshaft a camshaft of a car engine trying different metal like titanium cobalt tungsten gold and copper or a combination of layers to see metal when it’s etched in acide
Schade, dass es dir nicht gefällt! Jeder hat einen eigenen Geschmack, und das ist das Schöne an handgefertigten Arbeiten - sie sind individuell und einzigartig. Vielleicht gefällt dir das nächste Messer besser! 😊🔪
Ottima domanda! Al momento mi piace il processo tradizionale e manuale, ma non escludo di attrezzarmi con una saldatrice a filo in futuro per esplorare nuove tecniche. Grazie per il suggerimento! 🔨😊
Man, you really ought to start working with eye protection. Last year I almost lost an eye due to an infection i got from a metal dust and i was hand filing and it still got into my eye...
proboha již jen za nápad vytvořit nůž z poniklovaného řetízku měl být autor umístěn někam, kde si neublíží :D Proč neposkládá paket z něčeho, z čeho se nechá vyrobit dobrý nůž? Tohle přece nemá smysl.
Tohle byl spíš experiment než pokus o vytvoření dokonalého nože. 😊 Někdy je zajímavé vidět, co všechno lze udělat z neobvyklých materiálů. Děkuji za zpětnou vazbu, každopádně beru to v úvahu! 🔨🔥
I appreciate what you're doing here but the balance of theatrics feels off. I myself live seeing the knife get sharpened and finished more than a boot up glamor shot. That is by no means a knock though, great work.
please, your work is artistic in of its self! stop with the interfering camera angles we are interested in your work not the camera guys. go back to your original video format. the camera guy ain't gonna win you any awards.
You’re absolutely right, my friend-I should always prioritize safety, including wearing safety glasses. Thank you for the reminder, and I’ll make sure to take better precautions moving forward. Your concern means a lot! 🙏🔨
если ты начал прислушиваться к критике - это хорошо, если само собой получилось - лучше так чем никак: рисунок дамаска интересней чем в предыдущих твоих видео. если ты такой рисунок предвидел - хорошо, если он сам такой получился - считай что тебе повезло хоть в чем то. . рукоять ножа УЖАСНА. прилегание к хвостовику ножа - ужасно, сколы и щепа накладок рукояти - ужас. ЧЕЛ, смени материал для рукояти, воспользуйся березой например. . есть + в моем общении с тобой - ты кажется делаешь выводы. этот нож лучше предыдущих, что я критиковал... он НЕ идеальный, но он лучше предыдущих, что я у тебя видел. итог: я такой шедевр не куплю! но ты прогрессируешь. это прекрасно.
Спасибо за честный и детальный отзыв! Очень ценю, что вы заметили прогресс в работе - это мотивирует продолжать совершенствоваться. 🙏 Что касается рукояти, я полностью согласен, есть куда стремиться. Ваш совет про березу - отличный, я обязательно попробую использовать этот материал для будущих ножей. Рисунок дамаска в этом ноже действительно получился удачным, и я рад, что он привлек внимание. Иногда эксперименты дают неожиданные результаты, но всегда стараюсь учиться на каждом проекте. Спасибо за критику и поддержку - такие комментарии помогают развиваться! 🔨🔥
Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate your thoughts on the cinematic approach-it’s always a balance between showcasing the process and the craft itself. Regarding the chain voids, a lot of careful forge welding goes into minimizing inclusions, but I’ll definitely consider showing more of those critical steps in the future to address any doubts. Your input helps me improve! 🔨🔥
Thank you for your feedback! I'll make sure to balance the artistic shots with more focus on the process itself. Your input helps improve the viewing experience for everyone-much appreciated! 🔨📹
About 30% of the vid was fabulous, lots of skills shown...the rest of the vid...teach your camera person how to put the action in the center, having a hammer infront of the action, or showing sparks??? or focusing on a glove...??? Try to keep it on the mans hands, that's the skill (not the video comp...there's no ticket to Jackson Hole. FWIW.
What a Beautiful skinning knife
Howdy Master Seyran !
That has got to be one of your best Steel-Strong knives ! It has a very high “ring” to it when you punched the starter holes in it ! It’s an awesome little Damascus kitchen “paring knife”, almost like the one that Steven Seagal threw at the kitchen target board in the movie Under Siege ! Well done ! I’m with the other viewers, that would like to see a bit more of your blade sharping technique !!
Thank you! I appreciate that, and I’ll make sure to include a sharpening segment in my next video.
The knife he threw at the target. Looked like a Gil Hibben throwing knife.
another great knife build. Sir I am in awe of your skills.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate that! 🙏🔥
Please don’t get discouraged by the negative comments! I enjoy your videos and don’t have any complaints about them. Press on my friend! I think your knives and your videoing processes keep getting better and better!
Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words! 😊 Negative comments are just part of the journey, and I always try to learn from them when I can. Messages like yours are what truly keep me motivated to improve and share my craft. I’m so glad you enjoy the videos and see the progress-it means a lot! 🔪🔥🙏
Şox möhtəşəm iş nümaiş etdirdiniz. Əllərinizə sağlıq.
Absolutely beautiful 👏👏
Thanks! I'm glad you like it! 😊
Awesome build as always brother may blessings overflow for you and your family in this new year brother 🙏🏾
Thanks, brother! I appreciate the kind words and the blessings, happy new year to you and your family as well! 🙏🏾🔥
@masterknives555 you are my favorite forging knife channel
That's the first knife that I've ever seen made with chains and you did a beautiful job of making it 👍 I hope you and your family have a Happy New Year 2025.
Beautiful little knife. I really like the design and again the Damascus swirl pattern. Thanks again 😁👍
Thank you! I appreciate that, it was fun to work with such a unique material. 😊🔨🔥
I've followed and watched you make your beautiful knives for quite some time now from the U.S. Do you sell them?
Thank you so much for your support and for following my work! 🙏 At the moment, I can't sell my knives outside of my country, but I'm actively working on making international sales possible. Hopefully, it won’t be too long before I can share my creations with fans like you in the U.S. Stay tuned, and thanks again for your kind words! 🔪🔥
@masterknives555 thank you for your reply.
Your videos get better every day master!!!!!. Happy New Year 2025 to you, to your entire family and to all of us who learn and have a lot of fun watching your videos. Greetings to everyone from Uruguay. Thank you for sharing that noble job.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 🙏 Happy New Year 2025 to you and your family as well! 🎉 May it bring joy, health, and success. Greetings to Uruguay from my workshop! I'm glad you enjoy the videos-it’s a pleasure to share this craft with such amazing viewers like you. Cheers to many more creations this year! 🔨🔥✨
Muy muy buen y exelente cuchillo! Usted es un maestro en este tema! Lo felicito! Desde Buenos Aires, Argentina, saludos cordiales y que tenga un buen año 2025!!
¡Muchas gracias por sus amables palabras! Me alegra mucho que le haya gustado el cuchillo. 😊 Un saludo cordial desde Azerbaiyán, y le deseo también un muy buen año 2025 lleno de éxitos y felicidad. ¡Gracias por su apoyo! 🔨🔥
@@masterknives555 Gracias a usted! Gran abrazo amigo!
Awesome morning brother it's 445 am Saturday morning Jan 4 awesome video as always brother belated merry Christmas and happy new year brother
Thanks so much, brother! Happy New Year to you too! 🔥🔨
Caracas velho, eu nunca me surpreendo com uma faca bem acabada? Toda vez que para para assistir um vídeo seu você entrega uma faca mal acabada com esse grande recurso de metalúrgico que você tem?
Faça aí uma obra de arte.
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário e pela crítica construtiva! Sempre é bom ouvir diferentes opiniões, e eu levo todas elas em consideração para melhorar cada vez mais. Acredito que cada faca é um aprendizado e uma evolução, e fico animado com o desafio de criar algo que possa ser considerado uma verdadeira obra de arte. Espero que nos próximos vídeos você veja algo que te surpreenda positivamente. Um grande abraço e obrigado por assistir! 🔥🔪
I would love to purchase one of these gorgeous knives.
Thank you so much! Unfortunately, I can’t sell knives outside my country at the moment, but I’m working on making that possible in the future. Your support means a lot, and I hope to offer my work internationally soon! 🙏🔪✨
I can’t figure out how you always come out with a perfect billet and never have any inclusions when you have all that space between the metal when you are forging it
Thank you for noticing the precision in my work! The key to achieving a solid billet without inclusions is proper preparation, intense heat, and good technique. The white powder you often see (borax) helps flux the metal, preventing oxidation and assisting in creating a clean weld. Careful hammering and consistent heat throughout the forging process help close any gaps. It’s a combination of experience, patience, and a little bit of experimentation. 🔨🔥
You have made a very sturdy and attractive knife. I think it deserves an equally attractive leather sheath, don't you?
Thank you so much! I completely agree-an attractive leather sheath would complement the knife perfectly. A well-crafted sheath not only protects the blade but also adds a touch of elegance. Maybe that's a project for an upcoming video! 😊🔪✨
Very impressive, as always !!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊🔥
Nice idea 💡
Thanks! I appreciate you digging the concept! 😊🔨
Beautiful ❤
Thanks so much! I’m glad you like it! 😊
That came out beautiful!
I just LOVE that you try all kinds of weird objects that I've never seen before.... I've seen chain, but not the shiny type you used... and to put it on that wheel, that was really cool... And then the other day you used NAIL CLIPPERS!!! HAHAAA!!! I really enjoy watching you work... and you camera person is quite good too, very nice stylized shots... like using the mirror... good stuff....
And the shape of this knife was quite different.... I want to say that it looked a little 'chubby' lol short but thick... but the handle does look like it would be good for cutting hard or thick things if the person has big hands.... I really think it looked good tho :) GREAT WORK!!!
- I've been wonder where you are located... I've never heard you talk, and the little bit of singing/humming doesn't help me much... I'm going to take a guess that you are located in South Eastern Europe... actually... a country just popped into my head out of nowhere and I heard a voice say Azerbaijan I don't know why tho.... I was really gonna guess Moldova, but for no reason.. I just picked a country I know nothing about..... but looking at the words on the paper you were cutting I wanted to say Turkey but but I have no idea what Turkish words look like LOL ....
I'm gonna go to sleep now... I ramble when I get tired lol - Were any of my guesses correct? That would be crazy if so!!! :) See ya soon!
Thank you so much for the kind words and detailed feedback-it really made my day! I’m thrilled you enjoy the creative experiments with unexpected materials like shiny chain and nail clippers! It’s fun to push boundaries and try something different, and hearing your appreciation for both the craft and the filming style is incredibly motivating. 😊
As for your guesses-yes, you nailed it! I’m based in Azerbaijan. Amazing intuition! 🌍 Thank you for watching and for your thoughtful comments. Sleep well, and I look forward to having you back for more knife-making adventures! 🔨🔥✂️
Chainblade 👍🔥🍺
Əlaa 👍👍👍
Estimado amigo, ya llevo algun tiempo que te sigo tus tutoriales y en cuanto a este tema tan interesante, eres de lo mejor que se ve por aqui, enhorabuena por tu trabajo, Feliz año Nuevo y vamos palante, un saludo.
¡Muchas gracias, amigo! Es un honor saber que sigues mis tutoriales y que disfrutas de mi trabajo. 😊 Te agradezco de corazón por tus palabras y tus buenos deseos. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo para ti también! Sigamos adelante con mucha pasión y dedicación. 🔨🔥 ¡Un gran saludo desde Azerbaiyán! 🙌
@@masterknives555 Parra mi es un placer poder compartir contigo todo este mundillo, yo tengo 68/ años ya estoy Jubilado y te estoy escribiendo desde España, concretamente desde la region de Andalucia, capital de Córdoba, tengo varias aficiones una de ellas es la Fotografia la principal que tengo, me gusta el campo ir de pesca y este mundillo tuyo de la forja pues me apasiona y me llama la atencion los pasos quqe vais dando en el metal para hacer varias cosas, es un arte la verdad, enhorabuena por tu buen trabajo y a seguir batallando, un fuerte abrazo
Мастер Сейран, было бы интересно посмотреть ваши художественные кованные изделия.
Большое спасибо за интерес! Художественная ковка - это действительно захватывающая тема, и я рад, что она вас интересует. Возможно, в будущем я сделаю видео, где покажу процесс создания таких изделий. Спасибо за идею и поддержку! 🔨🔥
Artsy shots are great but there’s getting a lot of them. More of the forging, sharpening and maybe a sheath too please. Great work.
Easy now.dont scare him away😬
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@ I said please and great work. You never know how people will take constructive criticism. 🤷♂️
@allansm555 true bro.just messin'👌🏼
I happen to agree,by the way.I would love to see better handle material used on a lot of his work.I think they deserve top notch material
Too many
Save the artsy shots for the finished product. Love the design.
Thank you! I'll focus more on the forging process in future videos.
If I had equiptment as such I'd be trying ta make this knife I had back in the day it was like a dagger or boot knife but at the tip of tbe blade it was split down the middle almost half way then the rest of the knife had this idk if it's a furrow or what it's called but it was on both sides of the blade called a blood pool small ditch down the center of the blade the knife was called a wasp but I've tried looking that up doesn't even correspond to what I remember now Gil hibbon made one similar but I can't think the name of it now
That sounds like a fascinating and unique blade! The split-tip design you described, combined with the "blood pool" (commonly referred to as a fuller), would definitely make for an eye-catching knife. It might be challenging to find the exact design from memory, especially if it was a custom or rare piece.
The name “Wasp” might refer to the knife’s sleek and aggressive appearance, but if Gil Hibben made something similar, it’s worth exploring his collection for inspiration. If I ever get the opportunity, that sounds like an incredible project to attempt-combining creativity with functionality. Thank you for sharing such an intriguing idea! 🔪🔥
Bonsoir super coteaux 👍👍👍
Have you thought about taking you drops from different Damascus and forging a knife from the different drops that you have accumulated before brother
That's an interesting idea! Using leftover drops from various Damascus projects to forge a new knife could create a truly unique and intricate pattern. It would be a great way to repurpose materials and showcase the variety of designs in one blade. Thanks for the suggestion-I'll keep it in mind for a future project! 🔥🔪
@masterknives555 I have always wondered what kind of pattern would surface I'm trying to start building knives but I don't have the right equipment to do it
Əla olub usta
How about showing the sharpening process once in a while??
Great idea! I'll definitely consider showcasing the sharpening process in a future video. It’s such an important part of knife-making, and I’d love to share it with you all. Thanks for the suggestion! 🔪✨
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I think the point is that in metallurgy you have strength, toughness, elasticity among other factors and these things factor into the blade's ability to resist shattering, rolling, corroding, and hold it's edge all the things that make a blade "strong" also factor into the difficulty of sharpening. Steel composition ie it's trace elements, and heat treatment factor greatly as well as the shape of the blade and it's bevel geometry.
Nice blade. It could a little more time on the sharpener, though.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep that in mind for future projects. 🔨🔪
Das ist garantiert nicht das "stärkste" Damazenermesser aller Zeiten....
Bellissime venature della lama !
Grazie mille! Sono felice che ti piacciano. Le venature sono il risultato di tanto lavoro e passione per creare un disegno unico. 🔥🔪😊
As many knives as I have seen you make, I have never asked where you are located. This is also the first time I have commented.
Azerbaijan, at least the company SOCAR is the national oil company of that country
Thank you for taking the time to comment! I’m located in Azerbaijan, where I work on my craft and share it with everyone through these videos. I truly appreciate your interest and support-it means a lot! 😊🔨
What is white powder?
Borax
Привет с Германии смотрим вас Лайкос поставил. Можно узнать с какой вы Страны .я с России живу в Германии с 1998 года .Мальчик Руслан 43 годика 😂Sorry за ошибки 😊
Привет, Руслан! Спасибо за лайк и поддержку! 😊 Я из Азербайджана. Рад, что вы смотрите мои видео. Большой привет в Германию! 🙌
@@masterknives555 От души по братски.
Güzel bıçak usta
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пора переходить на более изящные работы
I have other good idea for you forging a knife from a crankshaft a camshaft of a car engine trying different metal like titanium cobalt tungsten gold and copper or a combination of layers to see metal when it’s etched in acide
That's a fantastic idea! I'm always looking for new challenges and interesting materials to work with. 😊
more spindle than chain
you need to get yourself a plasma cutter would take your hand grinding to shape your blade very easy and fast
Thanks for the suggestion! I'm still enjoying the traditional method for now. 😊
....ti prego, metti la protezione al disco del flessibile: se si rompe ti fai molto male!
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Boh, ist den Meser heslich!
Schade, dass es dir nicht gefällt! Jeder hat einen eigenen Geschmack, und das ist das Schöne an handgefertigten Arbeiten - sie sind individuell und einzigartig. Vielleicht gefällt dir das nächste Messer besser! 😊🔪
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Quando ti attrezzerai con una saldatrice a filo?...🤨🤦
Ottima domanda! Al momento mi piace il processo tradizionale e manuale, ma non escludo di attrezzarmi con una saldatrice a filo in futuro per esplorare nuove tecniche. Grazie per il suggerimento! 🔨😊
Short and stout .
What makes it the Worlds Strongest knife??
Chain burger, chain burger.
"Strongest damast...of al time😂"
This arogance cost you my Abo!
Ich verstehe den Sinn der herumgewickelten Kette nicht
Usta memleket nere
Teşekkür ederim, hemşerim! Ben Azerbaycanlıyım. Selamlar ve iyi dilekler! 🇦🇿
Faca rudimentar
Man, you really ought to start working with eye protection.
Last year I almost lost an eye due to an infection i got from a metal dust and i was hand filing and it still got into my eye...
Thanks for the reminder, safety is always a priority! 🙏🔨
proboha již jen za nápad vytvořit nůž z poniklovaného řetízku měl být autor umístěn někam, kde si neublíží :D Proč neposkládá paket z něčeho, z čeho se nechá vyrobit dobrý nůž? Tohle přece nemá smysl.
Tohle byl spíš experiment než pokus o vytvoření dokonalého nože. 😊 Někdy je zajímavé vidět, co všechno lze udělat z neobvyklých materiálů. Děkuji za zpětnou vazbu, každopádně beru to v úvahu! 🔨🔥
@@masterknives555 tak to jo, jestli šlo o pokus, tak to chápu, také zkouším leccos poskládat. Třeba na záštitu nebo patku rukojeti by to bylo dobré. 👍
I appreciate what you're doing here but the balance of theatrics feels off. I myself live seeing the knife get sharpened and finished more than a boot up glamor shot. That is by no means a knock though, great work.
awesome
Thank you so much! 🙏🔥 Glad you enjoyed it!
These angles in the video are horrible.. Show the process.. Stop trying to hide stuff with the angles.. Thumbs down
please, your work is artistic in of its self! stop with the interfering camera angles we are interested in your work not the camera guys. go back to your original video format. the camera guy ain't gonna win you any awards.
вроди взрослый человек а досихпор верит что может изчего попало выковать домасскую саль
Не всегда эксперименты ведут к идеальному результату, но они развивают мастерство и вдохновляют. Спасибо за ваше мнение! 🙌
Muda esses modelos de faca,e muito feia.muito rustica
My friend, why you again forge without safety-glasses?
You’re absolutely right, my friend-I should always prioritize safety, including wearing safety glasses. Thank you for the reminder, and I’ll make sure to take better precautions moving forward. Your concern means a lot! 🙏🔨
I don't use dafty glasses, but i should bc always have metal from my work flying at me
My body my choice 😂
@@charlesparson1331 😭
e da affilare come si deve
если ты начал прислушиваться к критике - это хорошо, если само собой получилось - лучше так чем никак:
рисунок дамаска интересней чем в предыдущих твоих видео. если ты такой рисунок предвидел - хорошо, если он сам такой получился - считай что тебе повезло хоть в чем то.
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рукоять ножа УЖАСНА. прилегание к хвостовику ножа - ужасно, сколы и щепа накладок рукояти - ужас. ЧЕЛ, смени материал для рукояти, воспользуйся березой например.
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есть + в моем общении с тобой - ты кажется делаешь выводы. этот нож лучше предыдущих, что я критиковал... он НЕ идеальный, но он лучше предыдущих, что я у тебя видел.
итог: я такой шедевр не куплю!
но ты прогрессируешь. это прекрасно.
Спасибо за честный и детальный отзыв! Очень ценю, что вы заметили прогресс в работе - это мотивирует продолжать совершенствоваться. 🙏
Что касается рукояти, я полностью согласен, есть куда стремиться. Ваш совет про березу - отличный, я обязательно попробую использовать этот материал для будущих ножей.
Рисунок дамаска в этом ноже действительно получился удачным, и я рад, что он привлек внимание. Иногда эксперименты дают неожиданные результаты, но всегда стараюсь учиться на каждом проекте.
Спасибо за критику и поддержку - такие комментарии помогают развиваться! 🔨🔥
@@masterknives555 , good luck
С какого перепугу он прочный? Марка стали известна? Пластилин!
Там же видно что он об бумагу даже затупился!
A lot of cinematic shots, a little too much. That knife must be 70% inclusions with all the chain voids.
Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate your thoughts on the cinematic approach-it’s always a balance between showcasing the process and the craft itself. Regarding the chain voids, a lot of careful forge welding goes into minimizing inclusions, but I’ll definitely consider showing more of those critical steps in the future to address any doubts. Your input helps me improve! 🔨🔥
The artistic camera position is unnecessary.
Thank you for your feedback! I'll make sure to balance the artistic shots with more focus on the process itself. Your input helps improve the viewing experience for everyone-much appreciated! 🔨📹
About 30% of the vid was fabulous, lots of skills shown...the rest of the vid...teach your camera person how to put the action in the center, having a hammer infront of the action, or showing sparks??? or focusing on a glove...??? Try to keep it on the mans hands, that's the skill (not the video comp...there's no ticket to Jackson Hole. FWIW.
Thank you for the feedback! I'll work on getting some better camera angles in future videos to showcase the forging process more clearly.
you dont wear a hood when you weld, do you