Are you kidding me?!? That is amazing work! I love how the metal bits came out! Really, really cool! Just so cool what some talented people can make from 'junk.' 👍🏻
I'm as a metallurgist usually quite critical about such a UA-cam knife making but this time definitely thumbs up. Solid work and very nice knife design. This guy knows what is he doing.
@@BeMoreGooderPeople Dude it is just cutting tool, there is no need to make atomic precise. I was critical before too for knife making, also quite obsessed with steel specification but I realize that is just a tool, no need to use perfect or super duper material. Because anybody use them for a life time except you are a butcher.
@@BeMoreGooderPeople unstable and worst wood would be pine, even in that instance it would still fit in the context of the video, "making a nice knife from trash materials". the point of the video was using whatever he had lying around. heirloom quality knives from years past didn't have cruwear, magnacut, or k390, etc, they had blister steel then crucible/ cast steel. although the crucible/ cast steel process further refined the blister steel process, the carbon content of those blades varied greatly as the steel wasn't able to be totally homogenized on a chemical level like it is today. the steel used in the video is far better than anything they had back in those days, it is more than adequate, and the point is to show the barrier to entry in knife making isn't high. people like you will comment things like this, but i GUARANTEE you have never made a knife. keep on hating from your basement guy.
It's always refreshing to see someone create a nice knife without using fancy equipment that costs thousands upon thousands of dollars. Also, that design is what I would consider optimal for an all-around knife. Well done!
For being a completely upcycled project, or even for not, it's beautiful. It's not overly lavish, or bougie, but it's pretty and also useful. So many pretty knives arent functional as well so, well done.
I couldn't agree more. I roll my eyes every time I see some knife that has very limited functionality. I prefer to be able to use it, not just show it off.
a traditional hamon is intentionally done with clay to keep the spine soft and the edge of the blade hard, makes for a tougher blade and results in a similar color variance. the variance in color in the video is from the 2 different types of steel used for the edge and the body of the knife. does look like a hamon though so i get the confusion lol
Excellent work. That's a knife to be proud of, the attention to detail, without going ridiculous. That's a knife you can use, for many many years. Well done.
Я бы себе в коллекции такой нож не отказался иметь. Лучшее видео что я видел. Мастер просто супер!!! Сделал прям от души, я смотрел не отрываясь от экрана. Великолепная работа! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
The knife is magnificent but I also wanted to compliment your editing skills. I was glued to the screen for all 20 minutes. You do a great sense of pacing, when to insert humor, when to annotate with text. I’m guessing you spent as much time on the video as you did on the knife-and both are masterpieces.
Very nicely done. You do a great job freehand grinding the bevels and sharpening on the stone too. End result was beautiful, give yourself more credit!
Incredible. All from scrap and reasonable tools in a shop. Just amazing. I would make (I would buy a no-frills model) . No carving no engraving no stippling no ferric chloride on the handle no fancy butt plug. Forged polished steels and oak with tung oil wax either both. The reverse Hamon show the perfect blend of soft hard steel. Nice work all around. I buy super simple very sharp knives and I USE THEM ALL HARD
Hello little friend , thank you for the offer , but we live very far away from each other. Make a hammer for you or for someone near you. Stay safe and keep working :)
Hey man, I've been a hobby maker for about a decade now. A lot of these youtube videos are straight clickbait, but this was the real deal. It got me excited to go out into my shop and finish a few knives, maybe try a few new things. I loved the way you did the handle, and the engraving was really neat (including that homemade hammer from a bolt---pretty spiffy).
Pure craftsmanship. I tip my hat to you Sir. No sharpening jigs, just metal removal, perhaps idve like less gring off of too much excess steel or Brass or wood...I hate clogging the wheel. Your rudimentary work holding jigs are a testimony to you mind skills. My former employer wanted a mini sand blasting handpiece I made during my lunch hour. Stood over me as I was packing my tools. As I finished he yelped out WHERE is the handpiece !!!. OH yeah!!...grabbed a hammer I made, like yours.. then a prototype that didn't work. Threw it in the air ...he watched it land, then screamed as I smashed it flat with my hammer. Guess what...I made that hammer too. ! I'd already removed the micro handpiece. Fitted inside a Tabacco rectangular tin. Filing the brass spacer was a genius move. Engraving also a personalised thing to offer. Consider making a memory stick for anyone buying a knife from you. Consider the next handle to be Silver wire inlaid...or hand checkered ...or a brass inlay plate with Wild Buck Engraving ...or a brass spine with filings your spacer. That's my need. Can't swing a hammer...arthritis in hand and thumb too bad. What was the harder steel in the middle of the outside soft plates? Held together with tack welds then ground off? Nice spoonfuls of Borax. Overall a very sweet display of backyard builds with what's at hand. Stippled are a pain...maybe Consider balled ends of brass wire.. Onya Mate.! From Down Under Australia
😑 Am Anfang dachte ich, das ist wieder eines "ich mache aus Schrott Gold" Videos, die nichts taugen. Aber als ich sah, wieviel Geduld und Feinheit in der Arbeit steckt, war ich fasziniert! Danke für diese handwerliche Begabung und das du dein Können mit uns teilst ❤
Very nice blade! I like the attention to detail with the engraving and the neat idea of plugging the pommel. Overall a knife that anyone could be proud to own.
Beautiful work, and a sweet design. You certainly have an impressive array of skills at your disposal. It’s nice to see someone still doing hand engraving, in an era when it seems as though nearly everything has been computerized. Thank you! 🙏🏼
I keep coming back to this videos because the knife turned out so simple and beautiful, i would consider this a crowning achievement if i had made it sir
Every action and decision is very well thought out. I love the way you use scrap metal for every project. You're the guy I want to be my neighbor if we ever have an apocalypse and restart mankind again 😂
You just gave me the push I've been needing. The way you work is similar to how I work (except you do it so much better than I could). I hope you don't mind if I take some cues from you, the tools you used and the way you set yourself up for each section is so methodical and clean. Love your work
Man, that Anvil of yours looks brilliant, it seems bigger than most you see, great video by the way, keep up the good work, I'll keep watching and recommending you.
Beautiful metal work on the blade. The finishing touches are out of this world, congrats. Keep the good work amigo, you are good. Greetings from Toronto.
Beautiful work! Very cool. You asked for future ideas, my request would be a traditional style Nepalese kukri/khukuri. I think that would be spectacular.
I simply would not wear those crocs and do metalwork. I remember being in school in welding class. One of the molten drops splashed from the weld and into my shoe. It was very small but the pain taught me an unforgettable lesson.
Kardesim,gordugum en iyi isciliklerden birini seyrettim..sadece elinle ve beyninle degil,yureginlede bu isi yaptigini goruyorum ve sana saygilarimi gonderiyorum..Vancouver,Kanada 'dan selamlar...
Nice work! Perhaps some contrast in the handle. If you lightly sanded the stipple area to bring out the natural color of the wood. It would have gone well with the brass accents.
You did a fantastic job on that knife I enjoyed watching every bit of it well done it turned out fantastic I'm just jealous that I don't own that knife now 😭😭😭😭
Are you kidding me?!? That is amazing work! I love how the metal bits came out! Really, really cool! Just so cool what some talented people can make from 'junk.' 👍🏻
thank you friend , glad you like it :)
Quality work friend...👍. I would buy it..!!
Прекрасная работа, друг мой!!!👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏
Fantastic job. 👍
I'm as a metallurgist usually quite critical about such a UA-cam knife making but this time definitely thumbs up. Solid work and very nice knife design. This guy knows what is he doing.
Thank you , I'm glad to hear this. I try to be entertaining but not to go too far :)
Other than pourous steel, unstable & worst wood to use and off center edge geometry, sure it looks good. 😂😂😂😂
@@BeMoreGooderPeople Dude it is just cutting tool, there is no need to make atomic precise.
I was critical before too for knife making, also quite obsessed with steel specification but I realize that is just a tool, no need to use perfect or super duper material. Because anybody use them for a life time except you are a butcher.
There’s nothing at all wrong with this lovely knife. Worst handle material? That would be duct tape. Which is probly what that troll would use.
@@BeMoreGooderPeople unstable and worst wood would be pine, even in that instance it would still fit in the context of the video, "making a nice knife from trash materials". the point of the video was using whatever he had lying around. heirloom quality knives from years past didn't have cruwear, magnacut, or k390, etc, they had blister steel then crucible/ cast steel. although the crucible/ cast steel process further refined the blister steel process, the carbon content of those blades varied greatly as the steel wasn't able to be totally homogenized on a chemical level like it is today. the steel used in the video is far better than anything they had back in those days, it is more than adequate, and the point is to show the barrier to entry in knife making isn't high. people like you will comment things like this, but i GUARANTEE you have never made a knife. keep on hating from your basement guy.
It's always refreshing to see someone create a nice knife without using fancy equipment that costs thousands upon thousands of dollars. Also, that design is what I would consider optimal for an all-around knife. Well done!
For being a completely upcycled project, or even for not, it's beautiful. It's not overly lavish, or bougie, but it's pretty and also useful. So many pretty knives arent functional as well so, well done.
Thank you , I try to make functional things and add a little bit of decoration :)
I couldn't agree more. I roll my eyes every time I see some knife that has very limited functionality. I prefer to be able to use it, not just show it off.
Hey, I collect knives. You ever want to make an EDC somewhat sexy looking EDC knife for me, that would be great @@RustLegion
Hey you do awesome work!
Here’s a pro tip. When sanding the handles, put duct tape on the back of the sandpaper. That’ll keep it from tearing.
thanks for the idea, I will try it
I love the ''hamon'' on the blade, gives it a distinct vibe.
Props to you for making something out of nothing!!!
a traditional hamon is intentionally done with clay to keep the spine soft and the edge of the blade hard, makes for a tougher blade and results in a similar color variance. the variance in color in the video is from the 2 different types of steel used for the edge and the body of the knife. does look like a hamon though so i get the confusion lol
Шикарна работа
Лучшая что я видел
Видно что мастер кайфует от работы
Nothing quite as fulfilling as giving something old a new life. Your work is incredible, i really enjoy it everytime one of your videos pops up
Thank you mate , I'm glad you enjoy it. It was always more dun for me to use old junk as materials :)
Your decorative touches (both wood and metal) really set this product apart.
Beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing the build with us.
Excellent work. That's a knife to be proud of, the attention to detail, without going ridiculous.
That's a knife you can use, for many many years. Well done.
Thank you sir , your comment is much appreciated :)
The truth is I want to congratulate you, it is a craftsmanship that has hardly been seen anymore
thanks man
One of the few unique knives I’ve seen in long while
He made a great knife and then made beautiful art.
Wow this is one rare sight on UA-cam, I really like the sculpting you nailed it!
glad you liked it , cheers :)
Μοναδική και υπέροχη δουλειά. 👍💪
I like it a lot! I see it as minimalistic approach with use of traditional elements!!
Я бы себе в коллекции такой нож не отказался иметь. Лучшее видео что я видел. Мастер просто супер!!! Сделал прям от души, я смотрел не отрываясь от экрана. Великолепная работа! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is Absolutely Beautiful.... and a Really Practical knife as well.
An Amazing piece of work!!
The knife is magnificent but I also wanted to compliment your editing skills. I was glued to the screen for all 20 minutes. You do a great sense of pacing, when to insert humor, when to annotate with text. I’m guessing you spent as much time on the video as you did on the knife-and both are masterpieces.
Very nicely done. You do a great job freehand grinding the bevels and sharpening on the stone too. End result was beautiful, give yourself more credit!
Wow! Your craftsmanship is incredible. The knive Looks pretty good. Great 👍
Отличная работа! Нож красивый и по форме и по стилю.
Incredible. All from scrap and reasonable tools in a shop.
Just amazing. I would make (I would buy a no-frills model)
. No carving no engraving no stippling no ferric chloride on the handle no fancy butt plug.
Forged polished steels and oak with tung oil wax either both.
The reverse Hamon show the perfect blend of soft hard steel.
Nice work all around.
I buy super simple very sharp knives and I USE THEM ALL HARD
Can I please make you a hammer? I need a project and if you could tell me what type and weight i could make you one!
Hello little friend , thank you for the offer , but we live very far away from each other. Make a hammer for you or for someone near you. Stay safe and keep working :)
I’ll take a hammer sir 🙏
I just started forging and the hammer I bought is way too heavy, I'll definitely take a hammer and I'll pay for it
Capolavoro!...quanto costa un coltello così?
That's a great and beautifull nice,congratulations note 10
I really like how the handle turned out, I bet it feels nice in the hand 👍
thank you. It has a nice and secure grip indeed.
Incredible as always. It's a pleasure watching you work!
thanks my friend
Hey man, I've been a hobby maker for about a decade now. A lot of these youtube videos are straight clickbait, but this was the real deal. It got me excited to go out into my shop and finish a few knives, maybe try a few new things. I loved the way you did the handle, and the engraving was really neat (including that homemade hammer from a bolt---pretty spiffy).
Pure craftsmanship. I tip my hat to you Sir.
No sharpening jigs, just metal removal, perhaps idve like less gring off of too much excess steel or Brass or wood...I hate clogging the wheel. Your rudimentary work holding jigs are a testimony to you mind skills. My former employer wanted a mini sand blasting handpiece I made during my lunch hour. Stood over me as I was packing my tools. As I finished he yelped out WHERE is the handpiece !!!. OH yeah!!...grabbed a hammer I made, like yours.. then a prototype that didn't work. Threw it in the air ...he watched it land, then screamed as I smashed it flat with my hammer. Guess what...I made that hammer too. !
I'd already removed the micro handpiece. Fitted inside a Tabacco rectangular tin. Filing the brass spacer was a genius move. Engraving also a personalised thing to offer. Consider making a memory stick for anyone buying a knife from you. Consider the next handle to be Silver wire inlaid...or hand checkered ...or a brass inlay plate with Wild Buck Engraving ...or a brass spine with filings your spacer. That's my need. Can't swing a hammer...arthritis in hand and thumb too bad. What was the harder steel in the middle of the outside soft plates?
Held together with tack welds then ground off?
Nice spoonfuls of Borax. Overall a very sweet display of backyard builds with what's at hand. Stippled are a pain...maybe Consider balled ends of brass wire..
Onya Mate.!
From Down Under Australia
Trash to heirloom. Absolute perfection sir.
From his videos and comments/reply’s, he is one of the most skilled and interactive(also nice) UA-camrs ever
Ламинатный клинок, комбинированный больстер и деревянная рукоять. Произведение искусства!
I’m blown away. Thank you for this video. I learned so much I didn’t know. Amazing knife!
Well done brother!!
Beautiful work, especially with the humble resources you have!!
Its simply beautiful, an artwork of a knife
That turned out really nice. I really like how you have everything set up to be held in that killer big vise. Thanks for sharing.
😑 Am Anfang dachte ich, das ist wieder eines "ich mache aus Schrott Gold" Videos, die nichts taugen.
Aber als ich sah, wieviel Geduld und Feinheit in der Arbeit steckt, war ich fasziniert!
Danke für diese handwerliche Begabung und das du dein Können mit uns teilst ❤
Ich freue mich, dass es Dir gefallen hat. Vielen Dank für den netten Kommentar.
Absolutely stunning work. I'm gonna have to try to carve the brass. Never done it but looks fun. I could watch this all day
Very nice blade! I like the attention to detail with the engraving and the neat idea of plugging the pommel. Overall a knife that anyone could be proud to own.
Glad you like it and thank you for leaving such a nice comment :)
Beautiful work, and a sweet design. You certainly have an impressive array of skills at your disposal. It’s nice to see someone still doing hand engraving, in an era when it seems as though nearly everything has been computerized. Thank you! 🙏🏼
Beautiful, really. I was sad when it was finished as I was so much enjoying the process. I would love to see a video of this knife at work!
I keep coming back to this videos because the knife turned out so simple and beautiful, i would consider this a crowning achievement if i had made it sir
Beautiful knife design! Love the Sanmai blade when etched being able to see the lamination line 👌🏻
Solo il fatto di aver usato esclusivamente materiali di risulta lo rende splendido. Riciclare è la miglior cosa! 💪🏼
Beautiful knife, and excellent video showing the process.
Thanks for sharing!
Браво - художник ! Не останавливайся - у тебя талант .
Amazing work. Thanks for sharing and taking us along.
This knife looks awesome. I would not use it of fear to scratch it or damage the handle. This would be so sad. It's a beautiful piece of work.
Nicely done, the flower on your handle butt cap is the same flower I use on my makers mark for my knives. A dogwood flower.
In my opinion, this is a beautiful knife.
thanks
Every action and decision is very well thought out. I love the way you use scrap metal for every project. You're the guy I want to be my neighbor if we ever have an apocalypse and restart mankind again 😂
haha thank you , I make knives from brand new stock materials too , but using old junk was always more fun to me :)
I think this is some of your best work. Just keep loving the process...
Use what you got. An excellent build. Lots of detail.
Hope to see more.
That's a mighty fine blade right there.
That's a beautiful knife maker's vise. That's an extremely beautiful knife!
One of the most beautiful knives I have ever seen. Thank you!
glad you like it and thank you for the support :)
Simple but elegant. Love it.
Really nice design on the blade! I also like the fact that it was done with old scrap materials!
thank you , scrap materials have their limitation but it's always fun and satisfying to turn them into something new :)
It couldn't be better than this! It's a wonderful piece of hand crafted artwork, it's individual.
Great work!! 👍🙂
You just gave me the push I've been needing. The way you work is similar to how I work (except you do it so much better than I could). I hope you don't mind if I take some cues from you, the tools you used and the way you set yourself up for each section is so methodical and clean.
Love your work
Beautiful! Love the engraving. Gotta learn how to do that!
Brother, what true craftsman! Beautiful piece!!!
Very cool seeing how you approach everything. I like to make simple audio electronics and the metal/wood working stuff is very inspiring.
Sold. I'd buy it with my hard earned money.... Subscribed.
Veramente un bel coltello da caccia, fatto con tutti i criteri giusti, peccato non poter averne uno. Complimenti a questo artigiano
The most beautiful knife I have ever seen.
Magnifique ce couteau ! Bravo !!
Merci beaucoup :)
Superbe boulot et merci pour le partage de techniques!
Excellent work you have found art where there was none only a true artist can do so. Subbed.
Man, that Anvil of yours looks brilliant, it seems bigger than most you see, great video by the way, keep up the good work, I'll keep watching and recommending you.
Thank you , the anvil is 60 kilos and it works very well. Glad you like my work :)
Turned out great. Was really cool to see your process too
Love that engraving work man! A really nice piece!
Thank you , I really enjoyed making them , glad you like the results
Greetings from Australia. You have done a really good job. You are a very talented person. Well done you ought to be proud of your skills.
Nice talented work! You’re blessed to facilitate a lot of individual trades. It was a pleasure watching & no monotonous monologue. 👍👍
Sehr scönes Video (Messer). Endlich wieder mal einer mit Hammer und Amboss. Kann die high tec Möchtegerne "Schmiede" nicht mehr sehen.
Vielen Dank für die netten Worte, ich freue mich, dass es Ihnen gefallen hat
Greedings from Greece, amazing job mate!
Hello my neighbour thank you and greetings from Bulgaria :)
Dude! that thing is awesome! I love giving new life to what other's would consider trash! Great work! please keep making awesome things!
Beautiful metal work on the blade. The finishing touches are out of this world, congrats.
Keep the good work amigo, you are good.
Greetings from Toronto.
Thank you for making and sharing this video. I don't have words to say, I like it that much
A beautiful, stron, useful knife. I'm impressed!
This is absolutely incredible work. Well done sir!
Thank you :)
Greetings from Greece. Love your work!
I loved the look of your "very useful knife make's vice" so much that I made my own, and it works great, thanks for the idea 😁
hey , that's great to hear man :) I hope that it will serve you well :)
Awesome job with the limited resources available 👍
Beautiful work! Very cool. You asked for future ideas, my request would be a traditional style Nepalese kukri/khukuri. I think that would be spectacular.
Thank you for the idea , I will do some research on the design and construction
@@RustLegion That would be so cool!
I simply would not wear those crocs and do metalwork. I remember being in school in welding class. One of the molten drops splashed from the weld and into my shoe. It was very small but the pain taught me an unforgettable lesson.
Kardesim,gordugum en iyi isciliklerden birini seyrettim..sadece elinle ve beyninle degil,yureginlede bu isi yaptigini goruyorum ve sana saygilarimi gonderiyorum..Vancouver,Kanada 'dan selamlar...
"nice knife" that is a FANTASTIC one.
I'm sorry but that simple and effective forge stole the show for me!! Bravo!!!!
haha it is pretty simple indeed. Not sure about the effectiveness - people who have propane forges might not like it too much but it suits me well :)
Ваши ножи это искусство 👍👍👍
Dang!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome Video Brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😀😀😀😀
I watch a lot of knife making videos. THIS ONE I'd pay money to have! Great job!
Thank you :)
Very nicely done!!! Made from junk or not it's a beautiful knife.
Hey it is amazing!!! Greatings from Greece!
Excellent work. A knife worthy of a king !
Nice work! Perhaps some contrast in the handle. If you lightly sanded the stipple area to bring out the natural color of the wood. It would have gone well with the brass accents.
What a beauty you made there, well done man!
You did a fantastic job on that knife I enjoyed watching every bit of it well done it turned out fantastic I'm just jealous that I don't own that knife now 😭😭😭😭
Beautiful! I wonder what kind of sheath it deserves... Can your skills extend to leather work? A knife like this deserves a beautiful sheath to match.
great job man, bravo
thanks man
20:14 Wonderful result. Absolutely lovely looking knife. Good thing it’s also practical.👍🏻