Jailbird Feather Damascus Chef Knives, Part 6: Handle, Tang Brazing, Pantograph Inlay, All Finished!
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2023
- A multi part thorough build-along of one of my original mosaic damascus patterns, and subsequent chef knives. How to make chain pattern damascus, which can be distorted and displayed in several ways.
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Hands down my favorite pattern! Stunning overall build sir. Inspiring and humbling for this newer maker! Thanks for sharing Salem.
Another masterpiece
Absolutely on of my favorite blades.such a great piece,.with a wonderful flow
Stunning as always.
It's breathtaking!
Amazing job! I just love this jailbird pattern a lot!
Insane! Seriously one of the coolest patterns I’ve seen. it’s awesome seeing that older equipment in use as well.
WOW!!!
That is just stunning! I hope the new owner appreciates the insane amount of time and effort that went in to it, and I mean "insane" in the best possible way.
Super cool
Just amazing! You have the coolest patterns on all the interwebs :)
Yes…..Wow……..unbelievably good !!! Love the handle, especially the inlays, it’s a pleasure to watch you work. Another great video 👍. Regards from Down Under.
What? First comment.
Thanks. I've been waiting for this one
Wow. Truly epic.
wow 🙆♂🙆♂
Cool pantograph! Try laying a piece of dental floss across the cavity when test fitting the inlay. It helps removing the inlay when you have one or two pieces to pull up on if they're tight. ✌
I like that.
There was several suprises with this one that makes it great in that your final etch and finish are probably what makes it really stand out. For a while just off the thumbnail I was kind of a bit perplexed that it was all murdered out in black and greys, which some people like and I tend to ship most of my carbon steel knives out with a bit of a patina on them
But it did need a bit of colour so your addition of the inlay I think would be much appreciated by the end owner of this particular piece every time they pick it up
I thought the grind you were doing was called an S grind. Maybe I was wrong. Thought a compound grind was thicker at the tip, and thinner at the belly.
S-grinds are compound grinds, but not all compound grinds are S grinds. Compound is just a combination of bevels, in this case it’s nearly “S” but the edge portion is flat rather than convex.
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Do you etch your maker's mark deep and then shield it with nail polish? I need to make mine stand out better in damascus blades.
Yes that’s what I do. DC etch for depth, AC to blacken, shine over the top with paper, mask with nail polish, etch damascus.
@@PrometheanBlade thank you very much.