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These are around $7k-$8K+ depending on construction and complexity. If you're interested, please reach out via my website. Thanks for watching.

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I already have a 50amp wall outlet in my shop, it gets plugged into that. The water cooler plugs into regular 110v. Thanks for watching.

But then you have to calculate the size of a the pipe, then the size of the straw, then divide... that's way more complicated than just putting a bunch in the pipe until it fits. 😉. Thanks for watching.

No, its just iron oxide that has no carbon content. It's thrown away. Thanks for watching, Dave.

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Sure you could. People have done copper and bronze or copper/brass/bronze. Even gold/silver or any combo of those is possible. Thanks for watching, Raymund.

I'm not sure what that is, but thanks for watching.

I'lll have to look into that one. Thanks for watching.

@@TyrellKnifeworks there are very few CZcams videos on making of Jian sword. I hope you find a way to do so.

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My small EDC knives are quite affordable. I'll have some up on the website next week.

Definitely checkout the FULL build video instead of just this teaser. Thanks for watching!

I guess you don't really understand the value of this. Or you consider a $10k sword a "mall ninja" sword.

これは完全に機能する剣です。 それが嫌なら...そのまま進んでください。

@@TyrellKnifeworks 砥げは何でも機能はします！機能ではなく！刀という言葉を使うのは正確には違うと言う事です！なので正確には模造刀となりますね！

It’s quite a bit of scale over about 7 forge welding sessions. If it were hand-hammered, there’d be twice as much waste. Thanks for watching, Jordan.

@@TyrellKnifeworks my current trick is working on modifying my welding line to make a gas shield to reduce scale growth.

If you actually pay attention.. it’s Damascus layered over the copper.

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Billig, oder? Nun, es wurde für 7.000 US-Dollar verkauft, also glaube ich, dass Sie nicht wissen, wovon Sie reden.

Everyone loves the graphics so I’ll certainly keep going with them. Thanks for following the channel!

There’s absolutely no difference in the steel from heating it this way. Thanks for the kind words and for watching!

@@TyrellKnifeworks awesome! I figured that was the case. Just a random curiosity. Love the videos like always!

Sorry, this one is sold. Thanks for watching

It took years to get all these tools. Plus the 24k gold isn’t actually that expensive. It’s very thin wire. Thanks for watching

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Yeah, I had warping in mind. Thanks for watching, Jim!

Sorry, I don’t remember. I picked those scales up at blade show last year. I need to write on them what the wood is from now on. Thanks for taking a look!

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Thanks so much, Jessica! I appreciate you taking a look.

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I do indeed. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for checkout out this build, Robert! Be sure to vote! 😉

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That’s handy. I also have two rubber wheels on my flat platen. Still need a small wheel attachment though. Thanks for watching.

I’m a huge fan of the carbide tooling. So handy and easy to replace. Thanks for watching.

I don't know what this comment means.

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这是一把维京剑。 去查找他们的设计，而不是声称你知道自己在说什么。 手柄完全符合规格。 感谢您的观看。

@@TyrellKnifeworks chill out man.

@@user-pl2cb9zh6r You tell me the handle is too short without knowing anything about these swords and *I* should chill out? Also, then you go edit your comment to change what you said. You chill out or go elsewhere.

​@@TyrellKnifeworks what a crazy twat..😂😂

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This is a fully functional sword. The the copper is just a very thin layer (about the thickness of two pieces of paper) over a central core of high carbon steel that is also the entire cutting edge. Thanks for watching.

I would recommend you just buff it on a buffer with some white compound. That will probably do what you need.

@@TyrellKnifeworks thank you so much

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