Making an 8” Chef knife from 80CrV2 steel (FULL KNIFE BUILD) Forging, Heat Treat, Sharpening
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
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Making an 8” Chef knife from 80CrV2 steel (FULL KNIFE BUILD) Forging, Heat Treat, Finishing, Sharpening
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Hey, what’s going on? In this video I’m going to be making an 8 inch chef knife.
First I’ll forge out the blade from 80CrV2 steel. Then I’ll normalize and quench it in Parks AAA quench oil.
I’ll attach some beautiful desert ironwood handle scales, and then sharpen it on some diamond stones.
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If you’re interested in having a custom knife made, you can reach out through the contact form on my website.
Feel free to leave any questions or comments about this build in the comments section. Thanks for watching!
Description
In this video I forge out an 8” chef knife from 80CrV2 steel. I normalize the blade with three cycles at 1650F, 1500F, and 1400F. I quench the blade at 1525F in Parks AAA quench oil that was heated to 120F. I tempered the blade for two 2-hour cycles at 400F. I attached desert ironwood handle scales, and took the handle finish up to 400-grit. I finished the handle with 3 coats of Odie’s Oil and allowed at least 12 hours of cure time between coats. I sharpened the knife on a set of diamond stones at 300, 1200, and 3000 grit. I polished the edge with a double sided leather strop loaded with 5 micron and 3.5 micron diamond paste.
Thanks for watching!
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Good looking knife. Great video, I like the way you just show the steps with natural sounds. Thanks for sharing this.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I appreciate the feedback.
Very nice David. Enjoyed.
Thanks Randy! 🤙
That's a good looking knife!
Thanks buddy! 🤙
Very nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! 🤙
The knife looks cool 👏👏
Thank you! 🤙
beauty build man!
Thank you!
the knife looks great
Thank you! 🤙
Thanks! Great channel, it's my favorite!
Thank you! 😂🤦
Very good looking knife , loved the video
Thank you! 🤙
Great work as always! I really like the handle on that one! Super clean! 👊
Hey thanks dude! I love desert ironwood! 🤙
Beautiful knife man. And its good to see you use something besides od green g10 on the handle 😂
You're telling me man! I've got to put the scales on that the customer wants. 🙃 I definitely prefer working with ironwood over micarta or G10. Thanks for watching! 🤙
Total issue is that you have to go through a whole roll of paper towels for each knife just so you can test the edge.
Nice job.
Lol, I've actually got a whole cupboard full of used paper towel rolls. If it makes you feel better, I only do that for knife videos. 😛
Same dude... same. 😅
David. Beautiful knife. Question, for your handles do you buff with a compound like pink mavericks AND Odies oil, or just the oil?
Usually with micarta or other non-natural materials I buff them with pink polishing compound on a buffing wheel. I think buffing wood can make it look a little plasticy. It depends on the type and if it's been stabilized, but I don't buff ironwood. I sanded this one to 400-grit and then applied the Odie's Oil.