Man, this is elegant in its simplicity. I have tried the exact same thing…same material, too, but that dang steel hardened up on me like diamond, and I can’t get it annealed to save my life. I did exactly the same annealing process too. So I guess it’s gonna have a paracord wrap for handle scales.
Thanks! The best bet starting out would be use a grinding jig if possible, that's what I did when I first started, it will help keep everything straight. I appreciate you watching.
That handle material is beautiful! I’m looking at the knife kit website, but could you point to the scales you used? Thanks and just a beautiful blade.
Thanks, I appreciate you watching, this link should take you to the section where that wood type is listed. www.knifekits.com/vcom/knife-making-handles-dymalux-c-40_824.html
@@Mysticmountainforge Wow, thank you for the information. I’m new to knife making, and videos like yours truly inspire me to find new and different materials and be more creative.
Beautiful knife! Would love a template for that one. You put it in a box of what looked like sand and laid bricks on top, after heating it. What was that and purpose of it? Great videos. Thank you.
That was hardwood ash, it allows the steel to cool down extremely slow which make sit easier to drill, you can do the same process with a clay based cat litter. I am hoping to eventually get to where i can offer template downloads in the future. I appreciate you watching!
Very beautiful knife, exelent work! I’m quite new to metalwork in generall, and I saw that you quenched another way than most others I have seen. Does this have any effect on the bladde? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching! Edge quenching is used a lot more than people realize, ABS mastersmith J. Neilson does all of his regular steel knives that way, it allows the edge to harden and keep a sharp edge while keeping the spine soft which allows for better durability, especially in chopping.
Good to see so much finessing during the forging rather than mainly relying on stock removal. 👏
I appreciate you watching! I occasionally do some stock removal builds as well, but forging is my favorite way to work.
I keep coming back to this video, this knife is stunning. It’s simple and clean, functional and neat. Beautifully executed as always
Thanks! I appreciate you checking it out, of all the builds I have done, this one is one of my favorites as well./
Forge On. Keep forge lit. Keep making. God bless.
Thanks! You are always in my prayers my friend. I appreciate you watching!
@@Mysticmountainforge thanks so much. Means alot. God bless.
Very Nice Work Sir! Thanks for Sharing!
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Great job those handle scales came out beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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Fantastic job on forging to shape!
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Awesome job, very nice
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Beautiful knife! I enjoyed the video
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Man, this is elegant in its simplicity. I have tried the exact same thing…same material, too, but that dang steel hardened up on me like diamond, and I can’t get it annealed to save my life. I did exactly the same annealing process too. So I guess it’s gonna have a paracord wrap for handle scales.
Excellent, thank you.
gonna make this tomorrow, great simple design 👍👍
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Great looking knife. A fine job good sir.
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Awesome very cool
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Awesome work you make it look easy... I'm struggling with grinding in the bevels correctly any tips or tricks
Thanks! The best bet starting out would be use a grinding jig if possible, that's what I did when I first started, it will help keep everything straight. I appreciate you watching.
Looking good!
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Incredible love this guys videos
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Good job Matt, I looks very good
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Хорошая работа!
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Absolutely awesome knife I really like the scales they came out beautifully
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Cool😊
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What do you charge for a knife that size? Or actually a little shorter even an edc ffg. Thanks
A knife like this or a little shorter costs 100 for monosteel and 250 for Damascus, the price includes a leather sheath. I appreciate you watching!
That handle material is beautiful! I’m looking at the knife kit website, but could you point to the scales you used? Thanks and just a beautiful blade.
Thanks, I appreciate you watching, this link should take you to the section where that wood type is listed. www.knifekits.com/vcom/knife-making-handles-dymalux-c-40_824.html
@@Mysticmountainforge Wow, thank you for the information. I’m new to knife making, and videos like yours truly inspire me to find new and different materials and be more creative.
Beautiful knife! Would love a template for that one. You put it in a box of what looked like sand and laid bricks on top, after heating it. What was that and purpose of it? Great videos. Thank you.
That was hardwood ash, it allows the steel to cool down extremely slow which make sit easier to drill, you can do the same process with a clay based cat litter. I am hoping to eventually get to where i can offer template downloads in the future. I appreciate you watching!
👀👀👏👏👏👏👏👏🤜🤛
👊Thanks! I appreciate you checking it out!
Very beautiful knife, exelent work! I’m quite new to metalwork in generall, and I saw that you quenched another way than most others I have seen. Does this have any effect on the bladde? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching! Edge quenching is used a lot more than people realize, ABS mastersmith J. Neilson does all of his regular steel knives that way, it allows the edge to harden and keep a sharp edge while keeping the spine soft which allows for better durability, especially in chopping.
@@Mysticmountainforge Thank you for bringing such a quick and informative answer! Blessed be!
My guy...you need a belt handing rack!
That is the truth!! 😂 thanks for watching!
I like the upsetter ?