Відео

@@judgementwormhall4666 hey man, aren’t you the gate Gaurd from the Turks and Caicos Trip?!!

@@judgementwormhall4666 you help me figure out how to mail you one and I will get one sent out to you on the house. My email is montanaman4life@gmail.com

@@samdahlandsonsforge yes I am…..

@@judgementwormhall4666 send me an email with your information and I will figure out a way to send you a knife! It may take a bit, but I will get one to you

My brother in Law! We gave them the knife tonight at the family Shindig

Thank you Sir, I am pretty proud of all that work. Two years of practice, countless hours of research and reading, and a lot of dollars in tools and materials!

Oh man, aren't we all noobs! we can't all be Kyle Royer.

Thanks Bob, when will we see an update on Medusa?

@@TBWblades thank you Sir, my pops and I were pretty proud of our first project before we went down the rabbit hole of losing all the family wealth on shop equipment. Oh well so much for college for the kids

@@solarstorm50 you know the phrase less is more? Ya me neither

@@kepeb1 haha thanks man!

@@sonyblank1487 is this a real question?

@@davidjean6753 thanks man, but honestly in started two years ago hammering rebar into tongs on a homemade anvil and heating the rebar up in a double barrel wood stove. If you have the passion you can make it happen

@@solarstorm50 thank you Bob!

@@TBWblades thanks man!

@@MrMontanaPilot hey thanks man!

Bob this Grinding Jig is how I got started. I had to use it this time on a long flat blade to thin the blade width of the integral bolster

@@solarstorm50 thanks Bob!

@@Deluxe-wb8vy Fact Check: 1895. This particular hammer was shipped in 1915: littlegianthammer.com/#:~:text=First%20manufactured%20in%201895%2C%20the,all%20brands%20of%20mechanical%20hammers.

@samdahlandsonsforge I chose to not believe you or click on that link

@@Deluxe-wb8vy haha, Its hard to argue with someone that looks at facts and chooses to disagree. I do have a copy of the original bill of sale for this machine. But hey, best of luck to you. Reality doesn't matter to those who choose to live outside it.

That is the biggest little giant I've ever seen. It hits like a truck!

@@TBWblades lol yessir, it shakes my house that is detached from garage.

No, the blade is 15N20 and 1084. The railroad spike is real, but I melted copper over the top to plate the steel.

@@TheSevenboy127 thanks man!

@@kevinmahaley4916 yeah, it would have been great to squeezed out a knife, but there are infractions in the end cuts of Damascus so I couldn’t sell it to someone as a knife knowing that

@@Ripping_That_0425 thanks cuz, it’s just a letter opener because there was an infraction in the end cut Damascus but it’s a great letter opener

Bob your absolutely right. I am just scared about scratching my new expensive stamp hahah. Do the sell brass tongs?

Maybe. Most probably comes off as slag

Hey man, great question! With TIG welding and no added rod, you are simply melting the metals that are currently present. Would be the same if I had patience for oxyacetylene welding on a bullet for historical value.

There is a lot of slag that comes of these billets, but no added material in TIG weld with no rod

@@samdahlandsonsforge Ahh gotcha I see now, thanks for the response!

@@maximusfriend3924 You bet man, anytime.

I heard you got a new moto?

@@samdahlandsonsforge Yee

@@REEFERKID honestly man, you are correct in some ways and wrong in others. This guy will explain it to you. ua-cam.com/video/V_TZTX4QBZU/v-deo.htmlsi=RVCawvfUIFN2_rKv . If YOU are making wootz and alternative time period steel combination in a crucible forge, then feel free to criticize me. But in the case that you are not I recommend reading a few extra books and understanding the history of steel. Yes, there is still myths on what exactly the steel was. But since that steel of period is too rare to test against modern Damascus, you have no proof that it is vastly different nor that it will outperform modern steels. Additionally this is layered and patterned art. If you are thinking I am arguing Damascus is a super steel; then I promise I am not.

@@Ripping_That_0425 I thought I heard someone but I was in the zone with muffs on!

@@samdahlandsonsforge 🤣

@@Ripping_That_0425 I was thinking of making a compilation of all the blasts from the initial slow motion first hit. That first forge weld seems to be the besy

@@samdahlandsonsforge yeee

@@Ripping_That_0425 yeee yeee

Oh dude me too!

@@solarstorm50 Hey Thanks Bob! I really like the slow mo shots but UA-cam blocks them unless you screen record the slow motion so it’s not as high quality unfortunately!

@@jimnorthland2903 for a knife for my brother in laws wedding. Maybe the cake cutter? Any ideas on what I should make for him?

@@maddogshwa hey thank you!

Yea, I would do more, but UA-cam limited that, so I have to screen record just to put it in a video

@@samdahlandsonsforge can change the short to a minute, but yeah, you still can’t get to a fall slow Mo shot

@@Ripping_That_0425 doing the best I can Cuz!

@@samdahlandsonsforge 🤣

@@Ripping_That_0425 oh dude! Thank you I will change that

@@samdahlandsonsforge 😂 I do it too

@@solarstorm50 Bob what are you doing up this early? Haha

I need to?

@@samdahlandsonsforge lol I was joking because of me I haven’t been posting for the last month

😂

@@TheOGfrenchy hey thanks man, I was about to leave you a message about your sword, but we are potty training so night time is about my only time for comments right now ha

@@samdahlandsonsforge 😂 I understand that! Hard to find time for the UA-cam stuff myself! 👊

@@solarstorm50 thanks man, only stopped because I hit midnight and home depo wasn’t open for u-bolts

@@seanmaherry3446 these questions get asked a lot. But a great example would be the penny press machine in the state capitol of Montana that will make a souvenir. Making jewelry isn’t illegal. If you try and alter a quarter to match a rare collectible of a different year, then that is fraud. silverstatefoundry.com/pages/legality#:~:text=We're%20asked%20this%20question,no%2C%20it%20is%20not%20illegal.

@@solarstorm50 I absolutely do! Basically about 35 bucks for Gaurd pieces. Then if you look and see mokume bars going for $350+ for one piece you realize why it’s worth it!

Denis, thank you man! I am really looking forward to this tool be a crucial part of my process. Each time I invest in a machine I know it makes the opportunity for my products to be better and more affordably available to customers. Thank you for that help!

@@hermannebner9649 welcome! Danke!

@tyrellknifeworks could possible answer that, but his website: tyrellknifeworks.com/shop/ols/products/sand-shark-sanding-machine

@@samdahlandsonsforge danke

@@legbreaker5376 send me a link, never heard of them