Creating the Most Beautiful knife from Electrodes! The sharpness is amazing!
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- Creating the Most Beautiful knife from Electrodes! The sharpness is amazing!
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You know it's a cool knife when it can cut through a cream filled eclair..
Your video has inspired me. I’m going down to buy me a new kitchen knife at k mart so I can spend more time with golf, archery and the kids ! Great video
Wtf 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Look at that, no safety glasses. A time honored CZcams maker tradition.
I am so pleased to see that the old craftmanships have not totally got lost yet.
When I watched him make and clean that billet, I was thinking that he should go Damascus with it... and he didn't disappoint. Class A craftmanship.
Dude he welded his tang, class f craftsmanship
What a lovely knife very good skill ,I just wonder how many hours it took to complete, looks well nice
Can i just say.. simple gorgeous! Quede hipnotizada con el proceso! Cheers! From Argentina! 🇦🇷 I want ten!
Thank you Phil for sharing your knowledge with us. Very informative video
All the best and Take care
Yiannis
that is gorgeous really love the handle color and all that pattern from 1 steel 😍 👏 💗💗🔥
fun art project. i used to make things out of mild steel all the time. never held an edge very well but they did look neat.
Had similar thoughts, since welding rods are made to melt and not for edge retention.
Beautiful job Ivan - Thank you for posting.
this video gave me years of life
Thanks😂👍
You deserve a whiskey, not cup a tea. All the hard work you put into this. Cheers 🍻
You are a true master at your work my friend.
Admirable design and finish, a great talent sir. ❤
>make an incredible Damascus steel knife blank
>wear no safety glasses in the process
>break it, weld it back together
>make a cool resin handle off-camera
>put it together and it looks awesome
>use the damn thing to cut a pastry and say the sharpness is incredible
A beautiful combination of blacksmithing and trolling, I love it
O irmão é craque nessa arte, um grande professor, estima e consideração, atenciosamente…
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Thanks so much
Очень приятно смотреть как работает мастер своего дела. И причём и к работе претензий нет и к месту где он работает. Хотелось бы в живую оценить его работу. Просто работа 8 лет слесарями видно как человек стирается. Желаю много ему подпищиков и побольше лайков. Уда мастер 👍👍👍👍👍👍
de qualidade perfeição total, parabéns
Brilhante. Cada um com seu Dom e seria ótimo se todos ou a maioria descobrisse e fizesse como o amigo, produzir coisas boas. PARABÉNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Complimenti della tua creatività , perché metti il sale ad ogni momento di battitura?
Meu amigo, primeiramente cai de paraquedas nesse video e me surpreendeu muuuuuito, pela qualidade da produção, pela imagens maravilhosas e pelo seu talento nesse trabalho. Parabéns por tudo... incrível!!!
um monte de brs aqui cara xD
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@@lilllilillilililililn'ai
Compro el mejor cuchillo con lo que gasto con esta soldaura que es muy costosa , es mas si trabajo con ella me da bastante dinero para comprar los cuchillos mas finos que quiera .
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First time I've seen this channel it looks like this guy makes his own charcoal I'm a new subscriber 👍👍👍
Exelente trabajo artesanal, mucha combinación de herramientas costosas, ese cuchillo debe ser costosisimo no solo por la mano de obra y el tiempo utilizado. mucha paciencia, lo felicito.
Hermoso.. un gran trabajo.. excelente maestro.. una maravilla de acero.... una especie única.. GENIAL !!
Belíssimo trabalho 👏👏👏🇧🇷
Neat shop, gr8 video, well done, it never occurred to me that welding rods would ever be considered for a knife. I don’t know how you’ve managed to not get stuff in your eyes, when you don’t always wear glasses even when pounding the hot steel or grinding. Even when wearing safety glasses, I once had several metal bits get embedded into my eye, that entered when bouncing off of my cheek and into a small opening on my safety glasses. My eye got infected. It was so painful to have eye doctor remove the little bits from it. But it healed after bits being removed and antibiotics. Best of luck, and be careful. Thanks for sharing.
Working on my car and the same thing but I was wearing the safety glasses PLUS a face shield. I put the car in time out for two years after that.
I imagine how the blades were made in the past, with a lot of injured eyes and no protective devices. You are right eyewear is a must when working with anything that is heavy-duty jobs. But the knife is a charm!! What a skilled man!
I thought the same thing! Especially these large, extremely hot pieces from the forging embers. One stupid hit and your eyesight is a thing of the past... and try hitting something with just one eye with the hammer, it won't work anymore!😕
Absolutely.
Not to mention the circular saw blade on bench grinder, zero guards. Please be careful.
Nice knives though.
Lmao 😂 he was wearing sunglasses for the first weld
What a lovely smoko he made for himself and his brand new knife.
Thank you for sharing your tenants to me.
All the years I used a knife in the NZ bush.
Nothing as nice as yours I bet.
Que belo trabalho
Muito linda se eu tivesse a oportunidade de conhecer este senhor mesmo sabendo que seria muito valiosa uma faca desta, eu economizaria centavos pôr centavos para pôde comprar uma faca desta.
Parabéns Mestre 👏👏👏
Ó senhor e ó maior .
Que linda! Obrigado pôr compartilhar este lindo trabalho.
Abraço.
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Aquele negócio branco que parece um sal é bórax?
@@GUILHERME-CRUD-4K fundente
Beautiful knife, and pretty cool handel
Que trabalho pesado! perseverança e a primeira matéria da peça...parabéns.
Há um ditado vietnamita que diz que "uma faca afiada não pode cortar o cabo"...."Uma faca afiada que pode cortar uma floresta é melhor do que cem facas cegas."
Maestro es una maravilla y muy hermoso se notan los años en el oficio, me ha encantado su cuchillo - un saludo
He's gotten so good with the grinder he is immune to shrapnel
De fato uma bela faca, parabéns 👍
Linda...maravilhosa. Parabéns pela faca e pelo vídeo.
What is that white powder?
I watched this video with great interest. I'm a person who usually enjoys watching videos of making knives. I admired the skill and delicacy of the sword maker in the video. Thank you for the good video.
Uau que trabalho incrível parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
noticed something cool about the sparks around 0:05. do you notice the how wavy they are?
I freeze framed the video and ive been trying to figure out why.
Ive come to this conclusion: the sparks appear wavy because the camera is shaking. the wavelength of the sparks is the sound wave that traveled through the anvil, into the floor, and up the tripod.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on why they are wavy. Like is there something with the metal cooling that causes them to splay in random directions?
Do less drugs
@@andrewvogel5344 i love meth
Belissimo vídeo! Trabalho espetacular 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👍 Gostaria de ter uma faca neste estilo 👍👍👍
Siempre un placer ver trabajar a los expertos, gracias por tu excelente video, Saludos desde califas.
Un gran trabajo de pasiencia y amor, felicidades.
Es un arte fuera de serie excelente trabajo..cuanto cuestan?
Awesome project that turned out gorgeous!
Cuánta dedicación, increible!!
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영상 잘 봤습니다!! 또 오겠습니다!!
Definitely would of never thought about using these. Good job, thanks for posting
What's "would of"?
This was great black smithing content! Although I don't know what the white powdery stuff was you used on the molten metal it looked pretty cool
Its basicly the same stuff he knoked of them at the beginning of the video give or take some substances like sodium carbonate, potash, charcoal, coke, borax, and lots more used up thru history . But im no blacksmith so i might be wrong
@@notsure7060 It is Borax ............ try not to advise on subjects you are not knowledgeable about, that's how bad practices evolve, and accidents happen
It's Sodium Metabisulfite it basically helps to clean up the metal . To help prevent imperfections in the end product .
@@JamesSkellington-xj8nn There you go ;-) thanks m8
Borax...acts as a flux
I really enjoy your shop......very functional and beautiful in my eye.......best wishes.....Paul
defo one of them vids which pose more questions than answers due to lack of commentary but great work all the same, brilliant!
This guy must be a beginner blacksmith. He doesn't double-bounce the hammer off the anvil like they do in the movies. 🤣🤣 Awesome knife. 🤘😎
He does Not Hit The Anvil twice With an Hammer and creates No Whole Sword
Very Bad Smith
That was an awesome process and a beautiful knife! Great work!
WAOOOOO.!!!!!! Que belleza y cuanto trabajo...EXCELENTE.!!!!!!
que trabalho incrivel ! parabens
Brilliant idea, and I love the charcoal forge too!
that's a stupid idea. The electrodes he used are mild steel. This is not hardenable steel . Not a suitable steel to make a knife.
Muito bom! Vendo você trabalhar lembro do meu saudoso pai trabalhando na sua profissão de ferreiro. Voltei no tempo. Parabéns!
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Dobre
What a feat but worth every second of it. Such a Master Piece~!! 👌💯👌
Just going forward without any hesitation, well done Sir👍
Suuper nóż,nawet banana pokroił !!! Niebywałe !
Much better! This time I can see that you paid much more attention to try and include as much as possible for your starting material, plus the multiple cutting and forge welding is the best way to create a good welded material with as little possibility for cold shuts as possible! I can see that you have improved greatly with using your power hammer, and I don't know if I have said this before, but you swing that 5 pound blacksmith's hammer like Thor Himself! Like a Boss! On top of all of that, you can see that with your cutting and reforging of the pieces, that although there is more wasted metal, it's more than worth it for the final product. your etching of the blade proves this to anyone with eyes. the etching of this blade proves that you have come along way in making your blades and that I certainly can expect more and better things from your channel. Also it was excellent that you could go to a local shop and use their magnetic grinder, this also improves the quality of your steel, making them much more even throughout so there are no groves from the hammer when you want a perfectly level blade for the kitchen. an outdoor knife can have hammer marks but a kitchen blade should be even and perfectly level throughout. Excellent work!
what is the white powder you put on in the begining?
@@spaztic1 Borax.
Hey, I'm a newer blacksmith and I'm having a hard time understanding what exactly makes an etching. I know from watching videos that damascus is usually a mix of high carbon and a nickel steel then etched with ferric chloride but how/why does something like this etch, it's all the same material isn't it? I also understand that cutting it up and reforging makes a pattern but is that also the same reason why it was able to be etched ?
A master at work!!
Che PROCEDIMENTO meraviglioso!!!!!
Se a vida de uma pessoa depender de uma faca dessas feita por mim, sinto muito mas vai morrer.
Entretanto, parabéns pela paciência, dedicação e conhecimento na fabricação dessa obra de arte. 👏👏👏
Obs. Óculos de segurança fazem um bem danado para os olhos. Melhor que vitamina A.
That was _NOT_ the patterning I expected to see after the ferric chloride bath, GORGEOUS!
It doesn't really make sense, considering all the divisions and relayering.
@@AndyFromBeaverton I think that it became a few hundred layers of each one of the rod segments. Nothing was twisted or crossed so all the seams or be going in the same direction. I sort of figured it was going to look like it did before he dipped it, without layers. But ut did turn out rather nice. My surprise was the handle.
The knife for the Emperor. Great Work 👍👍👍.
Bravo Maestro.
Congratulations on this masterpiece, dear blacksmith
I loved the process you used to craft your knife, but I'm curious about the extremely short tang. Will it hold up to very much pressure? Beautifully filmed!
About 100 mm isn't long enough for you?
@@patverum9051 thats what she said
Kitchen knives don´t need full tang because they are not made to chop wood or do survival stuff, they need to be sharp and comfortable in hand so you can do precision cutting. This is a kitchen knife handle in a japanese stile. Most japanese kitchen knives tang length is 2/3 of a handle length.
@@ivanmakar7607 Thank you @Ivan Makar!
what do you mean short? it's narrow but it's almost the full length of the handle?
é gratificante ver o vídeo e o trampo! obrigado☺☺
Wow, what an artisan, thanks for the video!
Olha uma faca desta vale cada centavo. Parabéns !
6013s are good electrodes.
Might be cool to mix in some 7018 or a hard-facing rod.
6013 and 7018 have identical core metals. The only difference is the flux so nothing would change
@@jaredm2631 exactly going to say same thing
Браво Майсторе,уникален нож!!!!
Wonderful Photography.....a work of art......
Muito show seu trabalho forjando essa maravilha de faca extraída dos eletrodos, parabéns meu amigo, abraços...
ВЫСШИЙ КЛАСС!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Good to see you had a cup of tea this time.
Welding welding rods... This feels like one of the things Grandpa told me to never do... Or dividing by zero...
My friend, you are a great black smith!
Thank you so much🙏
@@seyranmanafli4055
nobody is talking to you!
so, sit down, you are dismissed.
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Gracias por compartir tan excelente video de verdad muy satisfactorio. Aunque me decepciono bastante ver lo que hiciste con la espiga, un error fatal. Un punto de fatiga sin retorno y en un área tan importante. Saludos un gran abrazo.
Sí. Yo sin ser experto en el tema me di cuenta de lo mismo, debería saberlo un forjador..
@@antonioantonini5724 I like to use goods from Europe because of the good quality but I don't like Chinese goods because they contain many toxins that affect health and quickly damaged...The stomach of the Chinese people is very poisonous ! be careful.
Banana and a pastry? That's the silliest sharpness test i've ever seen.
Wau! Ein wahrer Meister seines Faches. Brillant!!! Ich bin neidisch das ich sowas nicht kann. Absolute Spitzenklasse. Respekt
I'm new here, and I've watched a few of your videos. Perfect looking and sharp knives. I have a question I can't find the answer to in the comments from other people. What is the white powder you keep dusting the metal with, and why?
Borax
It’s a flux material. It keeps the metal from oxidizing when he is “welding”the rods together. It stops inclusions from gettin the voids that would keep the metal from fusing, making it weak and brittle.
It's borax. The boric acid keeps the steel from oxidizing and developing forge scale during heating. Oxidized steel can not fuse during the forge welding process and the results would be 2 hot pieces of steel being mashed together and never bonding. How do I know? Because I took have been through the trial and error process of learning forge welding in my own shop. It's a scientific process full of metallurgy and temperatures.
It might not pass the Forged in fire test with antlers and cow bones; tang looks sketchy. Yet, I suspect that it is a knife for cooking and not combat. Beautiful knife!!! Awsome blade pattern.
ارجو من الله ان تجد من يقدر هكذا عمل لأنك تستحق ذلك
Lindo Trabalho gostaria muito de adquirir uma dessa
Impressive process. Just amazed that he's not wearing eye-protection when grinding. What's the white powder he's sprinkling on?
Borax
borax, it helps the metals stick together, i think could be wrong
I stand corrected, you are right! Thank you.
I LOLd at the "Coal Bae" move. Well done!
¡ Wonderfull. Thankyou for sharing. You are an artist !
The knife is beautiful no doubt but I am very sceptic about the strength of the knife, the wield on the tang makes me worried.
Same here.
Good eye
It’s like an OSHA horror film.
most shops are
That disk cutter on the bench grinder scares the living crap outta me 🤣
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 tremendo trabajo realizado con un excelente resultado. Te felicito. Saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
That is a beautiful knife, great job sir!! 💜💜💜
What is the white powder and what is it used for?
Borax, it helps to keep the material from delaminating
Beautiful buddy. Just effing Beautiful.
I do enjoy your video......Paul in the USA
Nice work, but that cutoff wheel is scary af!
Does welding a tang vise drawing out a tang create a weak spot?
I was wondering the same thing this knife could fail at that point. Good eye.
That tang will snap at some point imo. I was shocked when he welded it together. Only time I have ever seen someone do that. It was a no for me immediately when that happened. Hope to hear more about it. Someone once said to me, cut a butter knife in half and join those two halves back together any way you choose and then drop it onto a counter and listen to it. Then drop one that has never been cut and rejoined and listen to it. There is a major difference in the two pieces and there always will be a difference in them.
"I would love one of those knives Sir. "The same identical knife as this one that you made for the camera just now,,,
Probably priceless with so much labour
Great job and skills.. thank you
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