This manis a master of his craft, using nothing more than simple tools he has achieved a tool from a material that any modern smith would deem as almost impossible even with their power hammers and high heat forges! My hat is off to you, Mr Cambodian Smith, we should learn from you!
A True master. I have been watching your videos, with ever increasing respect. Tools on request, in pretty much any size. From quality recycled high carbon steels, that will last a lifetime if properly sharpened and respected. From a simple fan driven forge, with tools made to purpose.... Top respect sir.
Just a thought on branding your videos- a small sign, say 12 cm x 30 cm: "Amazing KK Daily". You can prop it up in just about every shot and not disturb the blacksmith shop, take it with you everywhere, cost nothing to make, but protects your videography from theft since your channel is now "burned" in. ☺
من الرائع جدا ان بقلة الموارد المتاحه من معدات عاليه تقنيا زى اللى فى اوروبا و الغرب ان الواحد يجد مبدع و فنان فى صورة واحد مثلك رائع جدا لكن ليا سؤال انت ليه بتعمل الفؤوس صغيرة الحجم
@@AmazingKKDaily It is wonderful that you have reduced the possibilities, such as the ones we find in Europe and the West, to find an artist represented in you But I want to ask a question: Why do you always make small axes?
ieat caribou - some people like the straight edge better most it the old generation. Rounded edge in theory, will have better penetration because the power is hitting in a smaller spot, but that is just theory, and too much curve doesn't cut well for so little of the blade is making contact.
He buys steel from people whose job is to buy and sell old broken things. What do you call those people? I don’t know the word for it, my English is still poor. He buys it from them for very cheap price. Usually it costs $0.50 or less than that per kilogram and he can make like $20 per kilogram of steel.
If you made a stone/brick from fine river clay, you could probably use it as a honing stone. You could add fine sand for a rougher grit. That's what sandstone is, after all, just add a few million years. 😏
Yeah 40 axes. They were asked to make 40 axes to be exported to Vietnam. They have customers from Vietnam and from across Cambodia. I really appreciate their work.
This manis a master of his craft, using nothing more than simple tools he has achieved a tool from a material that any modern smith would deem as almost impossible even with their power hammers and high heat forges! My hat is off to you, Mr Cambodian Smith, we should learn from you!
for a man that has limited equipment and a modern workshop,you sir turn out some great tools and blades well done
Thanks
That is not a modern workshop. Humble maybe but he needs to make it less cluttered.
A True master. I have been watching your videos, with ever increasing respect. Tools on request, in pretty much any size. From quality recycled high carbon steels, that will last a lifetime if properly sharpened and respected. From a simple fan driven forge, with tools made to purpose.... Top respect sir.
This blacksmith have great hand it's so skillfully
Wow 2937 views 159 like and zero dislike - GREAT- I love your work!!
There is something amazing about watching a smith with so much talent and skill working and looking like they are actually enjoying making pieces.
Happy so much that you enjoy our work
@@AmazingKKDaily thank you kindly.
Here in the U.S. we call that a hatchet. Beautiful work!!!!
by the way, what is the difference between axe and hachete?
It is very confusing for me as I am a non-native speaker of English.
Good question. A hatchet is simple a very small axe.
Amazing KK Daily - hatchet has a one hand handle and small head. Like the one you made. Axe is a two hand handle and a bigger head.
Amazing KK Daily hatchet is a small axe with a shorter handle intended for primarily one hand use. An axe is a bigger Head intended for two hand use
Amazing skills. You are blessed.
Fantastiv work by the blacksmith and camera man
Thanks Brian Sheehan
Rất đẹp..👍👍👍
Era apenas um pedaço de ferro mais na mão de um Mestre vira uma ferramenta muito útil parabéns amigo fico top de mais 👍👍👍
Just a thought on branding your videos- a small sign, say 12 cm x 30 cm: "Amazing KK Daily". You can prop it up in just about every shot and not disturb the blacksmith shop, take it with you everywhere, cost nothing to make, but protects your videography from theft since your channel is now "burned" in. ☺
Very good
That's a slick little ax/hatchet. That's a handy size.
Neat and perfect eye drift. Axe look beautiful👍🏻
Thanks
India
@@gauravsingh7435 yes
@@gurvinderkau1e5w18 indian Panjab
Great Work Again... Thanks for Sharing
Thanks again!
Hallo IAM from Indonesia .
Nice channel
Thanks
من الرائع جدا ان بقلة الموارد المتاحه من معدات عاليه تقنيا زى اللى فى اوروبا و الغرب ان الواحد يجد مبدع و فنان فى صورة واحد مثلك رائع جدا
لكن ليا سؤال انت ليه بتعمل الفؤوس صغيرة الحجم
Sorry I don't understand this.
I am curious to understand
@@AmazingKKDaily It is wonderful that you have reduced the possibilities, such as the ones we find in Europe and the West, to find an artist represented in you
But I want to ask a question:
Why do you always make small axes?
are you guys taking order from other country. im from indonesia. i would like to buy an axe like this one
بہت ہی زبردست
Nice job love the videos
Thanks MattyE
Super gut 👍Gruß aus Hamburg
100% like
The man like him if had better tools he can make more beautiful knifes
Maşallah çok güzel olmuş.
Brother ,that is axe I like.iam from Imphal Manipur India.
cool stuf sifu!!nice make👍👍👍
привет из РОССИИ, лови лайк, удачи тебе, кузнец
Beautiful little axe. How heavy is the hammer the smith uses
ពូថៅនឹងស្អាតណាស់បងបើខ្ញុំសុំទិញវិញបានឬអត់បង?
I wonder if there’s any benefit to a straight edge axe compared to the more common slightly curved blade?
ieat caribou - some people like the straight edge better most it the old generation. Rounded edge in theory, will have better penetration because the power is hitting in a smaller spot, but that is just theory, and too much curve doesn't cut well for so little of the blade is making contact.
ieat caribou - So you have three different options. I used rounded and liked that one the best. I used to do tree work and split wood for a living.
Good video.....mantap...(nice)... Im from indonesian
Thanks from Cambodia
ញុមទិញមួយពូ ចង់បានណាស់
ចង់បាន ទាក់ទង ០៨៨ ៨៨៨ ៧៧ ១២
still hope can buy this axe 😁
Does your friend buy steel from a supplier when he has 40 axes to make? Or is he able to get enough scrap steel locally? Thanks
He buys steel from people whose job is to buy and sell old broken things. What do you call those people? I don’t know the word for it, my English is still poor. He buys it from them for very cheap price. Usually it costs $0.50 or less than that per kilogram and he can make like $20 per kilogram of steel.
Amazing KK Daily do u mean them people in junkyards also you speak very good English
việt nam .ok👍
Assalam alaikum
I m Ur new subscriber
Love & respect from INDIA 💕
Thanks so much
Very nice. .. Thank you for sharing ❤ Awesome :)
nice
MAASALLAH MAASALLAH
selam from germany My brother
Ali
Greeting Cambodia
yes,,, man need one for my kit !!!!!
hello bro can i order this small axe .. because its look cute .. how much for that .
Good
I believe u I watch your make the axe
តើគិតថាអូនមួយណាហ្នឹង
mantabbbbbb ,,,,
How much time do u spend to make one of this
about 2 hours
it was necessary to pickle with nitric acid
wow he wears a thong lmao! its tongs haha
the sharpening stone is a brick?
You’re right ADMIN
It is called sandstone, not a brick
If you made a stone/brick from fine river clay, you could probably use it as a honing stone. You could add fine sand for a rougher grit. That's what sandstone is, after all, just add a few million years. 😏
ចង់ទិញ ប្រាប់កនលែងធ្វើបានដែរទេ
០៨៨ ៨៨៨ ៧៧១២
គាត់លក់អត់?
លក់
40 axes!!!
Yeah 40 axes. They were asked to make 40 axes to be exported to Vietnam.
They have customers from Vietnam and from across Cambodia.
I really appreciate their work.
ធ្វើហើយថ្លៃប៉ុន្មានដែរបង
ផ្លែតំលៃ៣០០០០រៀល
ធ្វើពីអក្សយ៉េន ដែរមែនបង យក1
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Ship to Vietnam ?
mumtaz yaa akhii
លោកពូ ធ្វើនៅខេត្តណា
ពោធិ៍សាត់
ជួយទម្លាក់លេខទូរស័ព្ទមួយមកខ្ញុំចង់កុម៉្មង់ឲ្យធ្វើកំាបិតមួយ
เห็นแล้วอยากได้ไว้ใช้สักลูก
I want a small ax like this. How much do you make?
It is under $10 in Cambodia
@@AmazingKKDaily Can you do it and send it to Thailand?
Кто то объяснит что за странный метод закалки и насколько это извращение функционально?
ឡុងប្រាប់លេខទូរសព្ទ១ផង
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ขวาหน้าช้าง
Eu quero comprar uma faca sua como eu faço
Can understand Malay
I can only understand Khmer, English, and Thai.
Axe small price
Not expensive
Hey man you can give me this job i want some 💰😐😐👉
How much
The Blacksmiths charge me $6
សុំលេខមួយមក បង
Agar mangwana hai to kaise mangae
हम केवल स्थानीय आदेश स्वीकार करते हैं। आपकी रुचि के लिए धन्यवाद
បងសុំលេខមួុយ
I tried to ask your phone number but never received from you. I am in Cambodia as well.
Gol.bintea.kee.kulahadi
🇪🇨👍🏻
Very nice
សួរស្តីរបងបើខ្ញុំចង់កម្មង់បងអោយធ្វើកំបិតនិងពូថៅតើបានទេ
Hey man you can give me this job i want some 💰😐😐👉