Wrought Iron CruForgeV San Mai Chef Knife
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- It's all in the title! A series showing all the processes of me making a chef knife, this time with a san mai blade of wrought iron over a CruForgeV core, with a desert ironwood handle.
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Thanks so much for watching! I hope my enthusiasm for this art proves both infectious and instructive. Keep your fire burning!
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I love how clean and smooth your work is. These old industrial tools are also awesome. I always feel like I can pick something up when watching your vids. You do fantastic work.
I love seeing the control of that big beaudry!
Any content that you feel is worth sharing, is worth watching in my book! Thanks for sharing my brother! 💯🙏🏻😎👍🏻🔨🔥🔪
Hell yeah. Pumped
Awesomeness!
As always, got new information (to me) from this. Thanks! I have a similar build in process.
Man I would love to spend a month in your shop! So many sweet sweet toys… I mean tools, I mean toys ;)
Hi, friend! I'm from Russia, I'm glad I came across your channel, I also make knives and will be glad to follow your work! Thank you for your efforts, I know how hard it is to make good content!
Cheers, hello in Russia! You are entirely welcome.
Great! I love Your videos so much.. They are really inspirative,..
Always a good day for a Salem upload
Excited for this albeit I do enjoy the equipment and such as well. Thanks Salem!!
Great video! I've learned a lot from your videos, so thanks for sharing.
Salem loving this series so far you do beautiful work and anything i can learn in the process is a plus apprciate your hard work doing these videos Mark ✌✌👍👍
Another great start to a build I like the way you describe what you are doing leaving very little guess work . I recently completed some good and solid mosaic Damascus with a twisted Damascus edge bar this would not have been possible for me without the content of your channel . Thankyou .Looking forward to the completion of this one
Far out! Thanks for sharing your outcome, that’s exactly what I hope for when posting these!
Great video as always Salem. And perfect timing, I just finally finished the last knife from CMA so I think Ill follow and do this one. Happy New Years to you and your family!
Sweet! Good to have you along for the ride! Cheers and Happy New Year!
Making it look easy! Awesome stuff man.
I liked that you mentioned easing down to your stock on the surface grinder. Everytime i see Shurap just place the material down onto the magnet and immediately run it under the wheel, it scares me. Of course I'm used to a stone and not a belt, but it still freaks me out.
He may be doing stuff like setting it all up and finding the surface off camera… since I want to be fully instructive, I think it’s good to show the whole method at times.
I would hope that's the case, but it's setting a bad example for potential newbies, and I'm not a safety Sally. Lathe Chuck wrenches left in is the same for me, probably because of how I was taught over 45 years ago. I've been known to keep a hand on my Chuck wrench and lead off like a base runner to grab something in reach in my own shop with zero distractions. I occasionally used a lathe at a friend's shop that had a headstock mounted chuck wrench holder that held them vertically just behind the chuck. Terrible idea in my opinion.
@@lunkydog I concur.
Great seeing you doing a build video again.
Two questions.
First: do you bother calculating the additional thickness of nickel shim in making say a Go-Mai?
Second: any reason you did a MIG weld instead of a fuse TIG weld?
Great question. Yes I’d absolutely calculate the added thickness for go mai, depending on the relative dimensions of everything and how I want the various layers to present on the finished bevels.
As for mig here? It’s faster and I’ll just be grinding the edges back a fair bit anyway. It’s not as critical as say an added bolster where I can’t distort or grind it much during processing.
the link in the description to your patreon is not working
Thanks for letting me know!