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Looks like perilite.

Bahkan saya ingin membuatnya untuk mencukur domba

Machine.

What kind of dremel bit did you use on the guard?

Great job selling the whole batch of carving hatchets! You're an inspiration to me.

Very nice.

2 fucking talking and get off the set !!!...

Anyone know if oil based or water based matters?

Beutiful knife, Chapeau !

Batch of hatches. Batchets

Can I ask for your oppinion? For someone who has never sharpened and just wants to sharpen his knives, do you recommend buying the "SHARPAL 162N" (70$) and trying to learn, a good 400 or 1000 Grid Stone (55 / 75 $), or the "Work Sharp Precision Adjust Sharpener WSBCHPAJ-I"(80$) will do a easiest and good enought job?

What a great looking knife. Truly heirloom quality

Same here. Ordered one yesterday after watching the Outdoor 55 videos. Thank you for confirming that it's a great product. I'm a beginner at this, so it's comforting knowing that I am not getting ripped off. I just went over my boiling point with using dull knives in the house. And using those carbide sharpeners are just horrible. So after watching these videos I feel confident that our kitchen knives will be usable again.

That's kinda like a Japanese knife. Bevel on one side, hollow ground on the other. I would definitely be proud to own it.

What makes a knife Damascus ?

Viking Seax = Fake History! Merovingians are not Vikings!

I would love to learn more about metallurgy but I can't get the membership, could you recommend me any videos or channels you like?

I would've LOVED to see how the pattern would've come out WITHOUT the friggin' twisting that messed it up... 🤷‍♂️

I wish I had a shop like yours

Why don't you test the knives ? One SR other Forged and start cutting nails or other things that are not meant to be cut by knife but will show really fast the deformities on the edges

You don't get glass food jars anymore in the US?? In Europe, that's still standard fair.

That turned out gorgeous. I'd have never expected that pattern from a ball bearing & round stock canister billet.

Do the tiny cracks weaken the blade or just ruin the visual effect of the pattern? It didn't look like there were any inclusions and the two steels forged to make a good weld. If the blade was strong and had other qualities you wanted, the knife would still be fully functional?

Love the hatchets buddy! Just checked and can’t find a membership button.

Great job 👏

Very nice. That is a lot of work to make one knife. Looked like fun though.

Love the knife, love the song, and Yes, I am washed in the Blood of Our awesome Savior.

Nice looking hatchet 👍

ff again ... w t f is the originality?

That is one of the better knives I’ve seen. I really like the pattern and look of the piece. Thanks

Is that a tear drop with a twist pattern??

Where do brought find bandsaw blade like that been looking for some for quite awhile no sawmills around me

I like the smaller hatchets. I recently forged my version of the trail hatchet mixed with the carving hatchet because i wanted to design a belt sheath. It came out nice but took a long time to build the sheath. Try out water buffalo leather when you get a chance, its an amazing leather for axe sheaths

I was finally able to get one too after watching the same video you mentioned and it works great - $75 delivered to my door.

thats a pretty little axe, I really enjoy axe carving

Btw, what oils are best? 😊❤

It kinda looks like it’s more a diffusion / erosion mixing between the two alloys with a phase transition that gives those tiny islands that look like fragments. Might be worth asking the knife steel nerds dude for his perspective.

Have you ever? Tried black locust. Smokey Mountain iron wood.

I will say you do magnificent work. Being a stove-up old man, I can appreciate not only WHAT you do but also HOW you do it.

Bkacksmiths are easily my favorite sub-species of smith. ;) Desert Ironwood is beautiful. I may have to pick some up myself.

That is a beautiful knife. I am partial to the bigger blades.

Identical to Shurap’s method of knife manufacturing, huh!

Seems you have come a long trail in these past five years. Keep it up 🔪

nice one dude

Boys use band-aids. Men use duct tape.

Outstanding craftsmanship! Mind blowing Damascus pattern I get as much enjoyment out of watching u work as I do in seeing the final piece Truly enjoy your channel Stay safe

that's a gorgeous piece

199, 💪👍🙌