Forging a Damascus hunting knife

Hello everyone and welcome to the forge, in this video, I forge a Damascus skinning knife. I appreciate you checking this video out and if you would hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell to be informed when my newest content posts.

[@TyrellKnifeworks]

Great job, Matt!

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thanks Denis! I appreciate you checking it out!

[@18deadmonkeys]

the whole thing is amazing, but I'm in love with that handle.

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Awesome job. Forge On. Keep forge lit. Keep making. God bless

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching!

[@bernardstevens3613]

Awesome Job Matt! Thanks for sharing!

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate you checking it out!

[@chewyakarieckenicholas6049]

That is another great knife keep up the awesome work

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching!

[@jackarrows1436]

😮Beautiful

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching!

[@Siege_Clipz1]

Hello! I like the craftsmanship, but I’m curious on the name of the machine and how you got the machine that you used to compress the metal at 0:17

[@StrayWolfForge]

Great work! Was that elk antler?

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thanks! Yes it is elk antler. I appreciate you watching.

[@jusme8060]

Can you do a video showing how to leave some evidence of forging. It seems a shame to me to forge a knife and then grind out all the scale and beauty of the process. Why is this done so much? Is it much more difficult because you have to forge more accurately and make sure everything is straight? Thanks man, your videos are inspiring

[@Mysticmountainforge]

Thank you for watching! A lot of people think leaving forge scale makes the knife look unfinished or too rustic, I like both ways myself, here is a link to a video where I left the forged finish on a knife czcams.com/video/xjZEIEA-QqQ/video.html

[@raymondsolinski9535]

What kind of Damascus?

[@Mysticmountainforge]

The Damascus is made from 1095 and 15n20 steel in a random pattern, I believe the billet this was cut from was 26 layers. I appreciate you watching.

[@jarnedevleesschauwer2032]

Do you sell the knife?