Bringing Out The Hamon Line After Heat Treating | Knife Makers Vlog
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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Wow! Just ……. 😮 wow …. Awesome content
Beautiful work indeed very nice.
Thank you!
With an extensive list of Hamon videos I’ve watched carefully. Your Hamon is by far the best I’ve seen. I’m jealous. Plan and simple.
WOW beautiful
Thank you!
Nice to see how you are doing your makers mark. Blade is looking sweet !
Thats a pretty hamon ..
That hamon came out beautifully!! Nice job Erick.👍 Really looking forward to you hidden tang experience on that knife. Really learning a lot from your videos! Thanks again!!
Hamons are super addicting to create. Made my first one and I've been obsessed ever since. Great way to elevate your blades with not much extra effort. Came out awesome 👌
That blade looks great! The hamon really adds some awesome character. Can't wait to see the handle process.
Also a very cool etching kit you put together there for your makers mark.
Great outcome on this one, Erick! I’m doing my first knife with a hamon this week (I know, crazy right? 😜) so this was good timing. 👍
I hope it turns out awesome!
Waiting to see the finished handle…the blade is surely amazing. Also looking forward to seeing videos on the Cricut stencils, the Porsche, and all of the future videos from your awesome channel. Thanks Erick! 🐋
Love that Hamon line! It came out beautifully.
I have to say this is one of my favorites that you have done. I can't wait to see the handle work.
Its a really distinct hamon, definitely one of the boldest I've seen. Also very interested to see how you make your stencils
Great video Eric! I'm really excited to see the handle come together and get a look at the finished product. This is a great example of art and science combined to create beauty and utility. Thanks!
Yeah this is Succes pure 😮wow 👍👍👍 i love the look of this blade 🙏awesome man 🍀
That blade looks amazing. Im excited to see it with the handle on
That hamon looks great.
The hormone line looks very cool
I do the same thing with the cricket lol it works out great, that blade turned out great. Looks pretty sweet from where I'm sitting lol
Very sharp and so nice knife
Looks really good.
You bet I'm going to do this, if it doesn't take, itll still work as a knife. So, there's nothing to lose, and so much to gain :)
Looks really good, great job!
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That is going to be one sexy knife when you get her finished.
Very nice job man
Cricut works great!
Wow..going to try to re etch one of my blades. But what grit do you finish with before you dip it in the ferric chloride the first time? And how many parts water and ferric chloride? Thanks man
I typically sand up to 600 grit before etching and the etching solution is 50/50 ferric and distilled water.
Very nice !!! I like be CZcams with made up words. “Jamon “ lol.
Cool videos. Where do you get those little hand sander things?
I got the foam one from Walmart in the automotive section. The wooden one I just made out of a paint stick.
Soooo i may have stole your bevel jig idea lol i hadta try it so i made myself one and holy hell its helped sooooo much and i get waaay nicer and cleaner bevels.
That's awesome!
Hi Eric, do you know (approx) the hardness of the two parts of the blade ? Nice technics !
What acid/water mix are you using? 50/50? 100% Ferric? Working on my first hamon and this video is super helpful.
50/50 ferric and distilled water.
Hmmmm...would the instant coffee etch also work?
Coffee makes the blades darker but doesn't really put a deep etch on a blade.
Hi how can i bring back the hammon on the back side of Yanagiba (Aogami 2). Its kasumi blade/ not honyaki. Can I use foam sandpaper by 3M and natural stone powder awasedo?
Looks great man! Did you stop hand sanding at 220 before etching?
I sanded till 600 grit then etched.
@@theriversexperience9383thanks for the info! the next two blade I do will have a hamon but I'll be using 1080 and 1095.
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I know this is a multiple part video but what steel is this? I couldn't find it in the other videos.
It is 26c3.
What kind of acid do you use and where do you get it
It's ferric chloride and I got it from RadioShack.com. The mixture is 50/50 ferric chloride and distilled water.
@@theriversexperience9383 thanks!