I really like this particular feather pattern. The addition of the saw blades into it gives it a wonderful break in the feathers and is beautiful. "Happy little accidents!" My new favorite pattern.
For people ,who have never forged a blade in their life, and are just users'collectors. Guys, this is how you properly make a knife! I've seen both in person and on UA-cam videos, some of the best makers in the world. So,it's not just my opinion from my personal experience and knowledge, I've seen and I've spoken with hundreds of makers. Do not get excited, with all that marketing nowdays, which makes you believe, that a good knife, is one made of the highest technology power metallurgy steel. It's what this makers does, that makes a perfect knife!!! Those details, like the amount of water he uses while grinding to avoid overheating the steel and so many other details, are what maters the most. Geometry and heat treatment, are also more important, than steel itself is. In the same time, I bet his blades, hold their edge as a Vanadis 4 Extra does, while in the same time, they have some of the best, if not THE best edge stabiliity you can have on a blade.
Every time they do canister Damascus on "Forged in Fire" I'm always marveling that nobody takes the can and puts it on top of any machine that vibrates, so as to get the powder to settle. But bringing the sawzall to the cannister? Next level!!!!
Also works for getting air out of a concrete pour.... FYI . Hopefully you never ever have to pour the devil's diarrhea, but if you do here's a good way to get the air out of it. 👍👍
We became big fans of forging from watching Forged in Fire - and now search out the topis on UA-cam. Just found your channel. That feather pattern damascus is amazing and my husband now wants a "steak knife" made with that pattern. Will keep an eye on your website for something suitable!
That's just stunning. It's not an overly elaborate knife, but that's part of it's beauty. Sweet lines, clean curves, great proportions, and that stunning blade. Yikes. Really nice.
I really appreciate your voice-over giving details/explanations of what we're seeing (I don't really know much about forging but am very interested in it). Great videos, thanks man!
Two comments: 1. I really like this video because of your narrative of your trial and error approach to making this knife... what went well, what didn't, etc. 2. I don't know why, but somehow I'm am not satisfied unless I see a new knife or sword CUT something. That is the "icing on the cake" that proves that you made something beautiful, without sacrificing its utility. Nothing fancy... cutting a sheet of paper is fine!
really like the interrupted......fine vs the additional materials you incorporated......have watched a lot of feather and never seen that one.....need to keep it as one of your patterns
I like the fact that blacksmiths have technical terms like 'Goo.' As a geologist I once described the vein we were looking at as 'squiggly' and was asked if that was a true geological term. I assured the investor that it was. 😂
(to @rockbutcher) As an engineer, (civil) who worked in gold and silver mines, I also chided the geologists (irreverently referred to as "pebble fairies") for making predictions about minerals drilled out hundreds of feet below surface. And then, even more mysterious are the geologists who expound about Martian geology and even geology of other stars and planets. I mean, how TF do they do that?
@@slichens1927 You sure sound like one. There's a reason why after 32 years in the industry there are only 5 mining engineers that I will allow to sit with me in my fishing boat. Go find, delineate and then define your own orebody Champ.
@@rockbutcher AWW c'mon RB. I was just tryin' to make a bit o fun (at your expense, of course). You sure you haven't got a rock hammer in your, uh, back pocket today?
I had an MRI on my back and had two vertabrae out of alignment. I told my PCP I had two vertebrae out of whack. He asked if that was a medical term and I told him it could be.
I can't believe the finish you've achieved on this knife. You're work is some of the best I've seen! The detail work is something else👌 you're an extremely talented man
Well Done Sir. Be careful you may have to hire your little Boy to help you with the over flow Orders. Sir have you try Stainless Hose Clamps install of Welding? I will take a look at your Knifes . Like to get a new Cutting Knife for Our Kitchen. Happy Holidays. Gory
A good bit of my childhood was spent in my dad's shop and it was always a good day when I managed to find a ball bearing on the floor. They were a rare find and seemed to provide endless amounts of fun. Maybe your kid is going to have similarly fond memories of ball bearings :)
WOW! Incredible work my brother! I've heard the talk about a feather damascus pattern, but your work ethic to create such a beautiful instrument is awesome! Thanks, keep the videos coming sir!
The most plain working knife you will ever see BUT with the most awsome pattern in a blade,wen I say plain workin knife,…. It’s a nice length for ya belt or boot,nothing fancy bout the handle shape or blade shape BUT that feather pattern turned Cinderella into a princess👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow! Truly epic! Your "accident" worked out amazingly well! I really live the way the pattern turned out! Thanks for taking us along on your learning experience. As always another great piece!
Great, or should I say, beautiful pattern! You have a matched talent of smithing and commenting while you do these projects. Very informational and entertaining! Thank you, and keep up the fantastic work. From what I see of your family, you a very blessed, reminds me of forty odd years ago on my farm. Thanks again. Rick
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Your son is adorable brother…. You have been truly blessed!!!
I really like this particular feather pattern. The addition of the saw blades into it gives it a wonderful break in the feathers and is beautiful. "Happy little accidents!" My new favorite pattern.
For people ,who have never forged a blade in their life, and are just users'collectors. Guys, this is how you properly make a knife! I've seen both in person and on UA-cam videos, some of the best makers in the world. So,it's not just my opinion from my personal experience and knowledge, I've seen and I've spoken with hundreds of makers.
Do not get excited, with all that marketing nowdays, which makes you believe, that a good knife, is one made of the highest technology power metallurgy steel. It's what this makers does, that makes a perfect knife!!!
Those details, like the amount of water he uses while grinding to avoid overheating the steel and so many other details, are what maters the most. Geometry and heat treatment, are also more important, than steel itself is.
In the same time, I bet his blades, hold their edge as a Vanadis 4 Extra does, while in the same time, they have some of the best, if not THE best edge stabiliity you can have on a blade.
That was a beautiful feather pattern. Pretty darn good for your first time!
hello little person and mrs firecreek forge.
getting started early is definitely the way to start forging .
I have to say right now that is the most effective and attractive feather damascus I have ever seen, its awesome..
That is really nice, especially for the first time! Cute little boy too!
I like that "iron sharpens iron" shirt. 🙂 Nice knife, too.
Always great to watch you work
Your voice over and explanation s are spot on
That's the most fancy simple hardy looking knife I've ever seen
Every time they do canister Damascus on "Forged in Fire" I'm always marveling that nobody takes the can and puts it on top of any machine that vibrates, so as to get the powder to settle. But bringing the sawzall to the cannister? Next level!!!!
Also works for getting air out of a concrete pour.... FYI .
Hopefully you never ever have to pour the devil's diarrhea, but if you do here's a good way to get the air out of it. 👍👍
I bet they do but probably not saw as intersecting enough
We became big fans of forging from watching Forged in Fire - and now search out the topis on UA-cam. Just found your channel. That feather pattern damascus is amazing and my husband now wants a "steak knife" made with that pattern. Will keep an eye on your website for something suitable!
Be a man, make it yourself
That Desert Ironwood is beautiful
Looks pretty darn awesome to me!
Thanks man!
Bro your beard is majestic... your blades are even better.
thank you sir
This deserves a most definitely LIKE !!! Great job man !!! Absolutely eye popping!!!
Phenomenal result - that feather pattern turned out really nice! Well done, brother.
Thanks!!
That's just stunning. It's not an overly elaborate knife, but that's part of it's beauty. Sweet lines, clean curves, great proportions, and that stunning blade. Yikes. Really nice.
your face expression, while you're working - priceless
Good work….. congrats from Germany 🇩🇪 🎉
Outstanding! Looks like opposing waterfalls. Tutorial was spot on.
Love the voice overs. I would rather hear what you observe and your ideas as you work at it, and you have a good voice for it.
That sir, is a thing of beauty.
Dam nice demacus this pattern is unique !
That is a beauty! Love how the pattern comes over the spine.
Excellent first attempt.
That came out awesome. Enjoy your videos and commentary explaining what we are watching.
Your blades are almost as cute as your little guy! Cheers man, love the content!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤
That's probably the nicest looking blade I've ever seen!
Thanks!!
Beautiful family you have there.
Lucky man.
Thank you
That turned out wayyyy cooler then i was expecting man that is gor-jus!!!
Glad you like it!
I really like the pattern, and the knife
That is a work of Art !!!!!!!!!!!
I really appreciate your voice-over giving details/explanations of what we're seeing (I don't really know much about forging but am very interested in it). Great videos, thanks man!
At 4:00 you can see how hot the blanks are even tho they're at least a foot or better away from the log. Pretty cool
If you stuck a speaker next to your canister playing 'Whole Lotta Love' I bet that powder would settle real nice.
Two comments:
1. I really like this video because of your narrative of your trial and error approach to making this knife... what went well, what didn't, etc.
2. I don't know why, but somehow I'm am not satisfied unless I see a new knife or sword CUT something. That is the "icing on the cake" that proves that you made something beautiful, without sacrificing its utility. Nothing fancy... cutting a sheet of paper is fine!
Easily the most beautiful Damascus you have made so far imo
really like the interrupted......fine vs the additional materials you incorporated......have watched a lot of feather and never seen that one.....need to keep it as one of your patterns
I can't believe how easy the cans come off! Such a good way to do it.
I am in complete awe.
I like the fact that blacksmiths have technical terms like 'Goo.' As a geologist I once described the vein we were looking at as 'squiggly' and was asked if that was a true geological term. I assured the investor that it was. 😂
Yes sir, this is important to the respective trade ...
(to @rockbutcher) As an engineer, (civil) who worked in gold and silver mines, I also chided the geologists (irreverently referred to as "pebble fairies") for making predictions about minerals drilled out hundreds of feet below surface. And then, even more mysterious are the geologists who expound about Martian geology and even geology of other stars and planets. I mean, how TF do they do that?
@@slichens1927 You sure sound like one. There's a reason why after 32 years in the industry there are only 5 mining engineers that I will allow to sit with me in my fishing boat. Go find, delineate and then define your own orebody Champ.
@@rockbutcher AWW c'mon RB. I was just tryin' to make a bit o fun (at your expense, of course). You sure you haven't got a rock hammer in your, uh, back pocket today?
I had an MRI on my back and had two vertabrae
out of alignment.
I told my PCP I had two vertebrae out of whack.
He asked if that was a medical term and I told
him it could be.
I really enjoy your videos and I'm a fan of your work. I'll snag one of your knives some day.
Thank you sir
That's really beautiful in a strange and different kind of way!!!!
Awesome, friend. Great build video.
you make a magic here man! congratulation for working!
Absolutely beautiful.!!!!!!
Beautiful work and craftsmanship
I really like the pattern you go in that blade. It turned out well.
Thank you, glad you like it
Outstanding masterpiece...
This knife is killer bro well done the good lord really gave u a gift can't wait to see what you come up with next till then stay safe
Thank you sir
That turned out gorgeous.
Thank you sir
You do what I want to do it's amazing!
That blade came out really nice I think the best one you have done yet
Love the way this feather pattern came out, one of the most attractive I've seen. Great work!
I feel like the addition of the bandsaw blade steel was a fortunate accident. Made the feather even more distinct.
It did turn out in the end, thanks for watching!
I can't believe the finish you've achieved on this knife. You're work is some of the best I've seen! The detail work is something else👌 you're an extremely talented man
Thank you sir I appreciate it
That's a cool one
I love it
That turned out BEAUTIFUL!
Well Done Sir. Be careful you may have to hire your little Boy to help you with the over flow Orders. Sir have you try Stainless Hose Clamps install of Welding? I will take a look at your Knifes . Like to get a new Cutting Knife for Our Kitchen. Happy Holidays. Gory
That turned out super cool. Far different from many other feather patterns I've seen. I really like the thick bands between the feathers. Nice work!
Thanks!!
That is super beautiful
Awsome patteren great job!
Pretty dang good looking knife
I love that knife!
Thank you for the video and God bless your soon!... Hugs from Lisbon.
Incredible job
Man that’s a stunning blade
Very cool final result!!
Very cool pattern for just learning I think you knocked it out of the park
Nice blade, love that pattern and the explanation thanks got a new sub
Thank you
Great work again. Thanks a lot for covering up the welding light! Highly appreciated.
Lovely work!
Thanks for this video. Looks beautiful!
That is an sweet knife keep up the great work
Gorgeous blade. Well done!
As per usual I am hopelessly enthralled by this dedication to the craft, awesome brother
That was a great idea using ball bearings, I never tried using them for feather damascus. Very impressive once again. Thanks.
That knife turned out spectacular!
Beautiful knife
A good bit of my childhood was spent in my dad's shop and it was always a good day when I managed to find a ball bearing on the floor. They were a rare find and seemed to provide endless amounts of fun. Maybe your kid is going to have similarly fond memories of ball bearings :)
That is a beautiful pattern.
That's a really nice pattern for a double-edge dagger or sword!!
True craftsman
JUST BEAUTIFUL
Wow that is a beautiful knife awesome work.
Thank you sir
Love your channel
11:00 His Son Literally Becomes a Blacksmith the Moment He Seen that Forges Fire its in his Blood He Was Mesmerised By It haha Sooo Cute!!!!!
That has to be one of the prettiest knives I’ve seen. You said you had some learning while doing it but you can’t tell. Beautiful blade Sir!
Absolutely beautiful knife, Sir.
That’s a beautiful knife!
That turned out phenomenal. Would love to see it attempted on a bigger blade
Beautiful Art . U Make. Nice 1. Awesome Work.
WOW! Incredible work my brother! I've heard the talk about a feather damascus pattern, but your work ethic to create such a beautiful instrument is awesome! Thanks, keep the videos coming sir!
Thanks I appreciate it!
one unique blade love it !
The most plain working knife you will ever see BUT with the most awsome pattern in a blade,wen I say plain workin knife,…. It’s a nice length for ya belt or boot,nothing fancy bout the handle shape or blade shape BUT that feather pattern turned Cinderella into a princess👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for the excellent editing as well sharing your experiences with this method with us!
Wow! Truly epic! Your "accident" worked out amazingly well! I really live the way the pattern turned out! Thanks for taking us along on your learning experience. As always another great piece!
Gooday Mate, Bloody great build there, you've been doin this gor a bit I guess. Anyhow have a gr8 year. Peace Out. Wayne
Great, or should I say, beautiful pattern! You have a matched talent of smithing and commenting while you do these projects. Very informational and entertaining! Thank you, and keep up the fantastic work. From what I see of your family, you a very blessed, reminds me of forty odd years ago on my farm. Thanks again.
Rick
beautiful knife