Blacksmith Forges Damascus Chef Knife By Hand

In this video I fold a damascus steel billet, twist it, and forge out a blank for a chef knife I made for my good friend Angus. A bunch of people chipped in some cash to pay for this blade in recognition of how awesome our friend Angus is and how much better our lives are for knowing him. Here's to you, bud!
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[@TonyUrryMakes]

Now i see the value of your earlier instructions on hammer swing technique. I always learn something from your vids. Keep them coming.

[@Wolfsdenforge]

My pleasure, I'm very happy it's working out for you!

[@ebel-janschepers3709]

Holy crap..that's a lot of hammering. Respect man!

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks!

[@DrastixMachina]

Great video man, can’t wait for part 2

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks! I'm already working on editing it together.

[@geneclifford8662]

Well my friend, Hell of a job making that Damascus billet. I know a few people who have power hammers that they are no longer using. I'll see what I can do for you. Who knows we might get real lucky at one of them.

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks! That would save my back a lot of trouble! I have a lot more damascus to make.

[@SSSmithing]

Great work man love the quick hold down tool

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks!

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Hey wolf. New sub was a pleasure watching you swing that huge hammer. But have mercy on your back. Billet look awesome waiting for part2

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Thanks, and welcome aboard!

[@seanowens2]

For any kind of "making of" video like this I think it's always better if you can show the finished product early on, I generally am much more interested in watching it made when I have an idea what it's going to be in the end. Of course the situation may not allow that. And also of course I have seen the finished product in this case.

[@Curtislow2]

Is that a 50 BMG crater on the side of your anvil?

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Lol, no. It's a large, round speaker magnet.

[@headshotsrus]

Welcome to the cheapest power hammer money can buy it’s called “man”

[@Wolfsdenforge]

Yep, that's the whole reason why blacksmiths recruited their apprentices young, so they have more years of sledgehammer swinging in them before they wear out!