Bloodwood Dagger with Brass Guard and Pommel, Flute handle

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
  • Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it.
    This video is NOT sponsored. The links below are affiliate links. Which means if you use these links to make a purchase we will receive a small commission.
    Link to Vevor Belt Grinder:
    www.vevor.com/...
    Link to 132Lb Anvil
    www.vevor.com/...
    The Blade:
    I used Leaf Spring from an old work truck to make the blade.
    I used the forge to heat it up enough to straighten it out. And I had to stretch it under an inch to fit my template. I probably would have just made a shorter blade if had to do it again. Doing that made the tip really thick. I used magnets to hold the template in place. Then spray painted it.
    Then I used an Angle Grinder to cut close to the line. I used the belt grinder to get the final profile.
    I used 4 x 36 belt grinder to surface grind the blade as flat as possible. then. I paint the blade with layout fluid and mark where the fullers and the plunge lines go. Then I use the 1'' contact wheel on the belt grinder and a bevel jig to grind the fullers. I used a file jig to file in the plunge lines. Then I used Files then 80 Grit to 180 Grit sand paper to dile everything in. Now I'm ready to heat treat.
    Heat Treat:
    First I heat the blade to 1650° For 10 Minutes. Then I do it again at 1550° I let it cool down slowly with the forge between each heat.
    Then I heat the blade to 1550° and I heat Parks 50 quench oil to 120°
    Than I Quench. I put it in the vice to prevent the tang from warping. Then I put it in the oven for 1 hour at 400° for a temper cycle. I do that twice.
    then I sand the blade all the way up to 1000 Grit.
    Guard:
    I cut up pieces of brass from an old chandelier and melt it in a jewelry furnace. Then I cast it in a graphite mold. Then I paint it with layout fluid and draw out the outline of the guard. I use an Angle grinder with a cutoff wheel to cut as close to the line as I can. Then I use the belt grinder to get closer then files to fine tune. then sand paper to clean up the file lines.
    I used the mini mill to mill the slot. Then I used files to fine tune it to fit the the tang.
    Spacers:
    I used brass to make the spacers. I cut circles out of brass that I cast. Then I milled them flat. Then I used the lathe to finish them.
    Pommel:
    I cast brass into a cube. Then I cut it into somewhat of a circle then I used the mill to flatten it. then I used the lathe to make it a cylinder and shape the pommel. Then I used files to make the flutes.
    The Handle:
    I used Red Bloodwood for the handle material. I used solid brass wire for the wrap. I twisted the wire in a drill. I used a dermal tool to start the groove for the wire. then I used needle files to a chainsaw file.
    If you have any questions about this build please let me know in the comments below. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it.
    Music:
    1st song Tubby Dub - By. ‪@QuincasMoreira‬
    2nd song Sharp Edges - By. ‪@halfcoolmusic‬
    3rd song Level Up - By. ‪@QuincasMoreira‬
    4th song Airborne - By. Quincas Moreira
    End Song By. Jonathan Rhodes
    #knifemaking #dagger #bladesmith #blacksmith #anvil #forge #fantasy #maker #diy

КОМЕНТАРІ • 25

  • @Hobbies4Hire
    @Hobbies4Hire Рік тому +8

    Great job on the video Drew! Thanks for making it. Love that new jig. I'm pretty jealous of your whole shop if I'm being honest.

    • @drewdoesart9277
      @drewdoesart9277  Рік тому

      Thank you. I have been working on the shop as much as the projects. This is my 1st summer in this garage. Im excited to finish all the walls. So far all I have done is the wall with the Lathe and mill.

  • @BerserkerBlades
    @BerserkerBlades Рік тому +8

    Outstanding job bud! This has to be one of my favorites. Love the profile

  • @jessicalancaster8646
    @jessicalancaster8646 Рік тому +7

    Sooooooo beautiful! Might be one of my favorites ever!

  • @stevekorup7366
    @stevekorup7366 Рік тому +6

    Outstanding work, love how you show the process for each piece. Thanks for posting,really enjoyed watching.

    • @drewdoesart9277
      @drewdoesart9277  Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. I really do try to show every step without it getting boring. Im glad you liked it.

  • @philipanthonyconstruction2807
    @philipanthonyconstruction2807 Рік тому +6

    That handle though 😍

    • @drewdoesart9277
      @drewdoesart9277  Рік тому

      Thank you. The flutes are my favorite part. It's the first time I've tried to do flutes.

  • @paulstevenson5559
    @paulstevenson5559 Рік тому +4

    Absolutely incredible, Drew! Gorgeous workmanship. Must have taken days.

    • @drewdoesart9277
      @drewdoesart9277  Рік тому

      Thank you. It took about 2 weeks to finish it. Thats with filming and editing too.

  • @Jessica-ul6me
    @Jessica-ul6me Рік тому +5

    So beautiful! ❤

  • @CZ2_Delta
    @CZ2_Delta Рік тому +4

    Amazing result, looks amazing! The craftsmanship as well as the editing process are top notch!
    I truly hope your videos blow up one day, so you get the views/followers you truly deserve! I hope your works reaches your targeted customers and that you enjoy making it.
    Easy sub & like. Will watch some of your earlier works later in my spare time!

  • @MysticalandTough
    @MysticalandTough 7 місяців тому +1

    Sweet!!

  • @jaredmartin6083
    @jaredmartin6083 9 місяців тому +1

    This is absolutely insane buddy keep up this work

  • @chase893
    @chase893 Рік тому +1

    Definitely most insane one yet. Great work!!

  • @idiotheh
    @idiotheh Рік тому +1

    Great stuff!

  • @nicknicholson183
    @nicknicholson183 Рік тому

    Awesome video, I love those flutes.