Making A Feather Damascus Chef Knife
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2023
- Prepare to be amazed as a skilled artisan creates a one-of-a-kind chef art knife that is both visually stunning and functional. This mesmerizing video showcases the delicate and intricate process of crafting a beautiful feather pattern damascus blade, paired with a luxurious mother-of-pearl handle and a custom copper alloy.
Join us as a proud father shares his passion for knife making, demonstrating his skill and attention to detail with every step of the process. From the initial design to the final polish, you'll witness the creation of a work of art that is both beautiful and functional.
Whether you're an art lover or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship, this video is a must-watch. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be amazed by the skill and creativity of a true craftsman.
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I love these videos with the old man. He seems like a very mild-mannered personality, but his shop inventions tell a different story. He is clearly a madman, and the franken-sander is such a fitting name for one of his projects.
Hey, Who you calling old? 😂
You’ve got him figured out. 😂 ~Patti (Jeff’s Wifey and Kyle’s Mom)
Hey @@Mom-tt5sr 👋🏻
Hi Mom 👋
old? lmao
That freehand engraving is absolutely gorgeous! So well done! Your videos are so calming, between your commentary and the incredible background audio. Well done team Royer!
She's a beautiful nakiri, dad. Your work just keeps getting better and better
Holy Moly!! Thank you for the honorable mention!
Duuude! Been watching you for YEARS at home on my TV. NOW I can comment!! I hope to have enough money some day but I want a full culinary set from you and your dad!! I BBQ competition plus collect knives too. YOU ARE BOTH AWESOME!!!!!!!
The Royers have a way of inspiring me and making me feel completely inadequate as a knife maker all at the same time!!! Thank you guys!!!😢
Always a pleasure to watch dad make some nice, beautiful knifes. 👍
Always love it when Dad Royer showcases a new build. What a beauty! (The knife, that is...) :D
Truly a nice piece. I would love to see the chef using it to prep vegetables!
I love seeing large billets like that being made. It allows you to make several knives out of one billet. Very smart and saves loads of time. Also, your knife making skills have improved SO much over the past year. It's actually amazing to watch and I wanna thank you for sharing your growth with all of us.
Your craftmanship is beyond incredible...
Quite a treat.
Way to go, Daddio.
Really dig the engraving on the handle, looked great!
I love Kyle's work but I love the vibe of dad.it's like he's talking to me personally.
Nicely done, that handle is amazing.
Very interesting, refreshing use of materials. Not the same old metal wood scenario 👍🏻
Thats one gorgeus nakiri
Very nicely done!!
Come on man, a true artist at work!!!
good lord she purty...the music fits so well too, a playlist of these could be playing in the back round at an after hours club lol...Also, i know it's meant to be short and quick but i'd love to see some real deal beauty shots at the end on something like this
The engraving is a really classy touch.
holy master craftsman batman!
Every single one of you knifes are pease of art Tnx for sharing with us god bless you
Very nice job! I definetly need to incorporate some metal in my handles in the future as well!
Quick questions: How did you gold plate the pommel nut? Wich gold salt did you use? What current and voltage where you using? Is there anywhere a video of this on this channel or if not are you considering making a video about that process?
Wow. Superlative craftsmanship.
I like the way the midline swoops toward the tang down at the bottom, like it's growing out of the handle. The scrollwork on the scales looks good, as well. Great pattern, great handle- nice build! Thanks for posting.
This looks awesome bud, one of my favorites so far. You and your son do some phenomenal work. 👏 bravo 👏
Grazie Frankie. Glad you are here hanging out with us all.
This man deserves a triple A.🤘😎
Hey thanks my friend
Dad
Wow dad, you have totally reset the bar with this one. I love every aspect of the knife. It all looks so great together. The owner is a lucky person.
As always, Go Team Royer!
Your family knives will be in museums one day. Yes, they are definitely that good. Hopefully the videos will be persevered. Just imagine, 400 years from now seeing an artifact being foraged and narrated by the creator. And then seeing how well the blade and handle held up after all that time.
I love your entire family you guys really are the best at what you do
Very nicely done. It has that 19th century hunting knife vibe!
This is the first video of yours I have watched and my mind has been blown. I can only aspire to be half as good. I am new to bladesmithing and whilst I have studied for a while I am only now getting the opportunity to set up a forge ! I have added a wedge die to my order now, as well !!!!! I loved the effect. Thank you again for a great video.
It's a very amazing work made by a person full of art, to be a beautiful work 😍
I love Dad's videos. So relaxing, and such beautiful work of course!
Dads builds are awesome...Kyles builds are legendary. The video footage is equally superb...how about a swop and Josh builds a blade 😎
Love this video. Nice work on the hand carving. Beautiful
Nice work Mr. Royer! Love it!
Nice finished product Jeff.
Mr Royer sir, You are amazing
I love dads videos😊
Its a fantastic looker, the blade is really wafer thin too which should make it one heck of a performer
Wow, very cool filework!! Kinda sad its „only“ 14min. I could have watched for hours or 4 months of knifemaker+. Nice Knife 👍🏼
Awesome epic great!!!!! Something completely different love it.
Please put dad in the title for dad videos
Woot! Another dad video! That's a glorious piece, yet again!
You should try some silver and gold makume gane!! Youd be the first I’ve ever seen to actually implement these into anything besides jewelry, you could even do rose gold white gold and regular gold, that would be absolutely stunning, if your worried about the softness you could work-harden the golds after they are finished and then give ‘em a quick polish so they look even better!
Must be where Kyle gets his attention to detail..... Beautiful Blade Dad Keep the Videos coming, You and Kyles commentary are the best! You always let us know exactly whats going on so Helpful to new Bladesmiths
Hey thanks Chris. Kyle is my master, I’m still an apprentice 👍🏻☕️🔥⚔️
Chao.
Dad
The one thing that Your family has that I would like to see videos for is the full time business runner. Nobody on UA-cam is showing what it actually looks like to run a bladesmith business. I would bet that there are hundreds of thousands of new or hobbyist bladesmiths who could literally profit from what Mom could teach, and they will come running if you offered it.
"kinda scary to use..." lol - That thing looks awesome. Cheers sir
Hey thanks my friend
Dad
While you have not caught up with Kyle, you are making some of the best art blades on UA-cam. This thing is out of this world. I would love to see you start your own channel at some time, as your videos are so different from your son's.
Здравствуйте , мне очень понравилось как вы сделали легендарный длинный меч . Я паражон вашим талантом особенно инкрустация золотом я первый раз увидел как это делается и я снимаю шляпу. Вы молодец 👍👍👍
That’s a beautiful knife Jeff. I still can’t believe how fast your talent grew in this trade. Im sure having a great teacher helps a lot. 😉
I'd have loved a bit of a longer view at the end to appreciate the workmanship and hard work. Beautiful knife and well documented. Awesome 👍
Hey thanks Darren
Dad
So beautiful!!
At first glance I thought Kyle did this one! Really impressed
Such a calm relaxing manner of commentary. Maybe you could do audiobooks or land a commentary gig on TV.
Hey thanks my friend
Dad
Beautiful knife awesome job.
Very well done Mr. Royer! 🤩
Hey thanks Jan
Dad
Looks great, I'd love to see a video about all of the shop made tools and jigs that you guys use!
Wow, the engraving really makes it pop. Absolutely phenomenal.
Hey thanks Maddd
Cheers my friend
Dad
@@KyleRoyerKnives ❤
Hats off to you, you just keep getting better and better! Amazing piece!
Beautiful knife dad! That file work on the handle is so smooth!!! 🤩
Great job and awesome knife
I am going to build a fanken sander tomorrow 👍 great knife and awesome job as always
I like what you did with the reciprocating jig for sanding but agree it does look a lil scary to use lol. Have a look at videos from Sharup, he made something similar converting rotational motion to linear and uses it on all his knives, looks a lot tamer to use. Bravo on the finish, this looks so beautiful, love the free hand detail on the handle, really does look gorgeous. Take care, love from South Africa
I love your knives. They are right up there with all the other top smiths on youtube. I’m not a big fan of the art knives a lot of these guys build for youtube. Sure their beautiful, but you know they’ll never be used, and to me that is such a shame.
Lately your knives have really improved, your right up there with the other top tier makers. But while up there, going toe to toe with the best, you still build them to be used, and or that I thank you.
Have you ever thought about doing your own channel? Though, now that I said that, your videos have helped your son’s content to be more regular. The algorithm. Love that. I have two grown sons, and I’d do anything for them, anything.
Please don’t take anything I said as a slight to your son, he is on artist and his knives are possibly the best on youtube.
His pieces are museum level, they can’t be compared to anything else I’ve seen. He’s on a completely different level.
Beautiful guillochage
That is lovely!
Hey Dad, once again you're hitting it outta the park with your artistic work.
Was watching the file work thinking how good it will look, then your engraving just finished it to an exquisite level.
Take down on a kitchen knife wouldn't be my choice, but the customer wants what the customer wants.
Well done mate, looking forward to your next piece. G.
Mais um lindo trabalho. O entalhe na parte de cobre do cabo ficou sensacional. Parabéns
Beautiful
Such a great and soothing voice.
Hey thanks Linus.
Chao.
Dad
Wow that's awesome
beautifull knife
I believe the technical name for your Franken-sander is a "vibration tester". See what kinds of bolted joints come undone after about a thousand cycles. :)
Feather pattern is my favorite
Absolutely. Mine also. Cheers
Dad
Good ❤
Good
Good
Awesome 😎
Good job dude
So beautiful Knife. Appreciate the content 👍👍
Feeling the love my friend. Thanks
Dad
you make the most beautyfull knifes on this planet. too nice to work with and to expensive for my budget, this is art.but its not a chef knife, its a nakiri.
brilliant work as always!
Hey thanks Brian
Dad
Beautiful mastercraft
Hey thanks
Very nice.
Amazing work
Hey thanks my friend
Dad
I wonder how much that one sold for. Certainly with that handle it must be up there in price!
Really nice
😎 👍🏼 Nice ng
Such a beautiful knife, you’ve done a top job, the file work and engraving are amazing! Love that sanding machine, looks like something from a “Mad Max” movie 🤪. Regards from Down Under.
The Damascus patter looks like the marbling on an a5 wagyu steak. Is suits it given its a Japanese knife.
Hey Jeff, Great job. Absolutely stunning as always. I was just wondering, after you split it with the wedge, how much cleaning and prep is there to the inside surfaces before you weld them back together to make the feather. I can't ever remember seeing anybody cover that part. I would assume they have some scale and need to be smoothed up some, but I don't know, I have never tried it. Thanks. Really glad to see more content coming from you. Priceless. (And for everything else, there's Mastercard)
Hello, j'adore ce que tu fais tes damas que tu fais et que tu invente sont des pièces de musé j'adorais avoir une lame de Damas de ta création ce sont des bijoux je porterait un Damas de ta création en pendentif autour du coup tellement ton Damas est trop beau merci pour tes vidéos je suis fan 👍🏼😄🙈🙉🙊✌🏼🙏🏼😎🗼🗽🇫🇷🔪🗡
You mention using a special copper alloy. Does it tarnish, any hint on what the alloy is? Very beautiful build.
Great knife, the feather patern is always cool, 🤔 I'm wondering, if you took a tight jellyroll damascus and feather patterned it, what might that look like? Just a thought. 👋
I just redid my kitchen so I recognized that granite top for what it was lol
Wonder what a beauty like that would cost?
They are selling their knifes online, the prices are as you would expect. Royal prices for royal knifes
Hey thanks Clif. You can contact me at jeff@royercutlery.com for availability and pricing. Keep Forging On my friend
Dad
If your frankenmachine scares you, have it activated by a foot switch with an e-stop for good measure LOL
Love the file work - that's gorgeous! Question though.... for a functional chef's knife - don't they want the cutting edge to be mono steel? Doesn't the pattern wield ultimately produce an uneven cutting edge? Or is the difference in the metals so minute that there isn't a practical difference?
That is a beautiful piece of equipment. Thanks for another great build. You guys never disappoint with your work ethic and construction. I'm headed to the sawmill to work on some cedar logs. I've got several broken bandsaw blades do you guys have any advice for what I can do with them?
for a home made sanding machine, have a look at the one Shurap uses in his videos, really simple and predictable setup