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you stabilize your anvil more, you will lose less energy, firmly attach it to that frame and. stack up mass on it, again making sure it cant shift around. also, a larger hammer means you get more out of each strike. feel free to disregard this entirely, I'm just a hobbyist, and you do good work in the end. I just thought i would try to helo make it a bit easier less strikes, less possibility for mistakes
+Miller Knives No need for thanks. See if it helps first. You've actually given me an idea on how to make an anvil, as opposed to this large rock I found. I've been watching since that wood handled kiridachi video, so I'll be on the lookout! good luck my friend!
Incorrect. That is exactly how one grinds blades. The fear you have is not born out in operation. Every book on blade making shows this, and I've been doing it for 33 years.
+Mike Williamson Yet, when you strop a blade, it is done just that way. I've also seen makers grind with the belt traveling away from the edge. Cutco does this, for one.
Sisteelin: Yeah, I saw a LOT of missed strikes. He did get a good finished product, but there are less intensive ways to do it. He also needed a lot of strikes to upset the end.
Jamie Taylor He is hitting it but it’s just speeds up makes us viewer seem like his not hitting it cuz he fast forward it not being rude I’m just telling you
A noob here, would you need to harden the steel again or can you leave it the way you bought it? I believe a wrench is already quite hard and probably heat treated, but I noticed you heated the nearly finished product and quenched it in something, I assume water since there were no flames. I am thinking of copying this and seeing how close I can get, would love this bit of info, I know how to do everything else shown here but I want a usable product in the end :D
How do you figure? I've got a 1000 year old Viking axe here. Guess how the edge was put on? It was forge welded. That was the standard way of making one before about 1900 when steel (vs iron) became available in large quantities.
at some point, it looks like you forge welded an additional piece of material to make the tomahawk part. What was the material and what brand/model of grinder (belt) is that? Thanks
what type of steel did you forge together with main blade it looked alittle wide before profiling it outstanding piece beauty you have great talent 🇺🇸👍
+Miller Knives is there any way that I can contact you in private messaging I have a 13yold son he really likes your videos he says you or a natural artist and you take pride in what you do. we have a couple of huge wrenches and he wants to make one like you and try to show his you your design and may be send it to you to autographed he really enjoys your videos we just need some tips on what to do and every bit of the work will be credited to you of your design which I doubt it will look as good as yours he wants something like this design to bring hunting and camping with I have a Facebook but I don't know no how to send a private message if you could help us out we will most sure do something in return thanks Jody
Man I love your creations, if I had a workshop I would love to make knives too (even copying some of yours), but as a student in a small city of Austria I don't have the tools and the needed space. So I watch your videos and get satisfied even by looking at them. Continue your work!
Looking very good and useful in many way Hiking, Hunting, Camping ..! My grandpa was blacksmith long time before and he made so many things with power of muscle and hammer..! Thx. for sharing!
i personally would have done more shaping with the hammer, rather than using the belt sander, but im a cheap bastard who doesnt like buying belts if i dont have to.
instagram.com/knivesofespionage/
dude, i followed the steps in your tutorial but now i am pregnant... what went wrong?.....I am a guy.... so help maybe?
Wrong type of hammer XD
Now, I believe the correct thing to do is get a railroad spike and forge some tools to perform an abortion.
I don't think my mother would allow an abortion.... we are thinking about a shotgun wedding i will forge the rings.
Hello
Not going to lie, that started out looking HILARIOUSLY rough, but with a lot of clever grinding and it came out looking great, I want one.
u hit to hard and u miss lol
Make one. I plan on attempting to.
Tyrinath
lmjllion
I can forge a poptart into a piece of shit.
ForzaTyler that's lit
you're hired!
Welcome to Ubisoft !
ForzaTyler Hahaha
CRUSADE THE FUCK OUT OF HERETICS dayum
For anyone wondering the size, it's 1 5/8th inch.
now make a wrench from a tomahawk.
Savage
Just watch it In Reverse...
Nice challenge
Marquez lol
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Man this guy has fast hands
Girls must be scared of him..
Too bad it looks like he misses all his strikes...
Its been sped up
William Brooker Do you hear that? Its the sound of the joke flying over your head.
Yeah I wondered if I f*cked up after that
it's a wrench it's a hatchet it's ratchet.
The best comment imo
Can we call the anvil clank please
The janitor has competition XD
He needs a badass robot sidekick now
Josh Cade. lol
I think you voided your warranty mate
If it was a Craftsman, he'd be good.
Thats why sears is going out of business.
Tom Moose😂
I think you voided the facial expressions depending on your picture
dnc
Father: "Son, can you hand me the 14" please?
Son: *Hands the selfmade tomahawk*
Father: “Excellent.”
*proceeds to scalp the pilgrim*
Pretty fkn cool right there make me want to start blacksmithing! Good job on that one bro 👍🏽
you stabilize your anvil more, you will lose less energy, firmly attach it to that frame and. stack up mass on it, again making sure it cant shift around.
also, a larger hammer means you get more out of each strike.
feel free to disregard this entirely, I'm just a hobbyist, and you do good work in the end.
I just thought i would try to helo make it a bit easier
less strikes, less possibility for mistakes
+Miller Knives
No need for thanks.
See if it helps first.
You've actually given me an idea on how to make an anvil, as opposed to this large rock I found.
I've been watching since that wood handled kiridachi video, so I'll be on the lookout!
good luck my friend!
dont grind the sharp end of an object against the direction of the belt, cos if you are unlucky and the belt is cut, you can get pretty hurt.
but great job
Incorrect. That is exactly how one grinds blades. The fear you have is not born out in operation. Every book on blade making shows this, and I've been doing it for 33 years.
+Mike Williamson Yet, when you strop a blade, it is done just that way. I've also seen makers grind with the belt traveling away from the edge. Cutco does this, for one.
i love the sound of hammer on steel.
i feel you brother
Hitori06 I only watch for the asmr
Hitori06 me to
The sped up footage is hilarious.
"Welcome to blacksmithing on cocaine- LETS GO!"
Can I live with you when the zombie apocalypse happens
I fucking love this video because it looks like he missed every single wack with his hammer XD
It did look that way lol
You two idiots don't need to be on here! Exchange numbers and text among yourselves! We don't need to see your dumb shit
Amazing job!
😂 i thought he was trying to forge the anvil how many times he missed lol
@@apb2887 im so confused where did you come up with those
Damn... and you can still use it as a wrench
Any one else notice he hit the table more then he hit the Tomahawk?
you bounce the hammer off the anvil to not get tired as quickly and hit the work piece harder
Were you looking for reddit and ended up on youtube or something?
You don't care how to do it the right way?
Well, that says a lot.
Sisteelin: Yeah, I saw a LOT of missed strikes. He did get a good finished product, but there are less intensive ways to do it. He also needed a lot of strikes to upset the end.
Maori_Inigma Was it missed or just the frame rate of the camera...that's the likely culprit.
can i buy one?
Definitely would like one
Nah laddie, yer gonna have to make it like me ol' gaffer did when I was a wee lad down in the mines
Due to the shape of the handle the weapon is hard to control, but over all , It will kill. Lol thanks for the share.
does anyone else think it looks like he has the worst aim ever at 0:35
all you can say is something negative huh? fuck you. i mean that.
with no respect.
Jamie Taylor He is hitting it but it’s just speeds up makes us viewer seem like his not hitting it cuz he fast forward it not being rude I’m just telling you
welp brit o why you need to be so rude he is just saying that
well i know it misses :v
Beautiful tool, awesome work!
I'm going to need you to calm down sir.
But does it run Minecraft on low at 30fps?
MrZodiac011 I tried it out and got average 22 frames
FIREWAVE Oh even better
12vie
2K GRINDZ oh hell yeah
my mummy says im a big boy though
A noob here, would you need to harden the steel again or can you leave it the way you bought it? I believe a wrench is already quite hard and probably heat treated, but I noticed you heated the nearly finished product and quenched it in something, I assume water since there were no flames. I am thinking of copying this and seeing how close I can get, would love this bit of info, I know how to do everything else shown here but I want a usable product in the end :D
Miller Knives
thanks, will first try this with smaller wrenches until I spend money on a big one, haha.
to sum it up for myself, you re-heat treat the wrench after everytime you hammer on it?
Miller Knives
okay, thanks! I'm all hyped to get to work tomorrow, hahaha
+Miller Knives you should make a spear head from a wrench
you would need to harden it again because after forging the metal becomes softer and the previous heat treat of the wrench is ruined
wooow , awesome work! , after converting tools into weapons, will we begin to turn weapons into tools? ;)
One could argue that weapons are already tools ;)
0:22 You made a really nice AR charging handle!
Congrats on 40 k
youve gone very far in the last year i hope you get more subs fam -you deserve more- and nice build i plan to build it this this weekend!
+Miller Knives. will do
+Miller Knives Holly crap I just remembered my cousin makes knifes too lol, ill see if I can make it w him
+Jay Thompson haha
congrats on 55k lol
The beginning 0:05 sounds like Jingle Bells . ^^
I was thinking that too 😂
Paluxy L. Lmao :)
I love this! your work is improving every time! I remember being your first subscriber! that was a sweet knife then and now a better axe!
This is probably one of my favourite hatchets I've ever seen
I totally agree, how can I buy one off you, ? I have a rail rail road nail hammer I use for body work , I love it
Kyler Faucher I got the feeling that he had welded an extra piece of metal.🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@@millerknives1157 do you .make and sale?
sign says Miller knives. showcases a hatchet
Miller hatchets doesnt have the same bounce to it.
I'm actually willing to buy this like 100%!
will it blend?
Probably not
+Weiger Piekema Then get a better blender so it will
destroyed
no
was additional material added for the flat side ?
looks like he welded on material, makes it useless as an axe.
+phogelbice nope, don't think so. the end of the wrench was drawn out and forged, i.e. hammered, flat...
"Hi mate. I just folded it on to its self and forge welded it" . This is the reply he left on another comment
How do you figure? I've got a 1000 year old Viking axe here. Guess how the edge was put on? It was forge welded.
That was the standard way of making one before about 1900 when steel (vs iron) became available in large quantities.
I want one of those for throwing. You make it look easy! I'm saving this video for future use, but I doubt it will look as good as yours😞
at some point, it looks like you forge welded an additional piece of material to make the tomahawk part. What was the material and what brand/model of grinder (belt) is that?
Thanks
Yeah looked like the metal became really thick after a certain cut in the video
wich size of wrench did you use for this proect. a do you know the closest one in metric?
It showed 1 5/8" which is about 4.2cm
its about a 41mm wrench
41.562mm
I think jimmydiresta would approve. I certainly do!
lol dude misses 90% of the time classic
You do realize that is on purpose, right?
coolhanddruid Why would he do it on purpose?
is this a real conversation?
Erik Parker no
Minchken Ok, that's a relief.
Nice job man, really nice .
Lol I read the tile wrong cuz I was like why the fuck would you turn a tomahawk into a wrench
I'm coming to you if there's a zombie apocalypse I'll bring a few wrench's. deal?
That came out awesome. I have to ask if you forge welded a piece on the edged side. Almost looks like an addition. Beautiful work.
He had to have that’s what I came here to ask as well.
Wow great quality vid as usual keep up the good work!! Also you deserve way more subs like 100 thousand!!
+Miller Knives Such a cool and actually useful tool thanks for the tutorial congrats man
+Miller Knives Such a cool and actually useful tool thanks for the tutorial congrats man
Ellis Goulding he has that now
That beautiful wrench will never forgive u for turning him to tomahawk if he wanted to be a tomahawk he wouldn't be a wrench
it seriously took me a while before i realized it was sped up. I was like "this dude is quick as hell and that metal is forming too quick"
what type of steel did you forge together with main blade it looked alittle wide before profiling it outstanding piece beauty you have great talent 🇺🇸👍
+Miller Knives very good work indeed you made me sub keep up the good work god bless
chrome vanadium
holy shit use a period
How big was the wrench?
+Miller Knives is there any way that I can contact you in private messaging I have a 13yold son he really likes your videos he says you or a natural artist and you take pride in what you do. we have a couple of huge wrenches and he wants to make one like you and try to show his you your design and may be send it to you to autographed he really enjoys your videos we just need some tips on what to do and every bit of the work will be credited to you of your design which I doubt it will look as good as yours he wants something like this design to bring hunting and camping with I have a Facebook but I don't know no how to send a private message if you could help us out we will most sure do something in return thanks Jody
Who here thinks this is awesome
I love these simple builds where you make an axe or a knife outta railway spikes and wrenches.
this has to be the coolest tool transformation ever! I just found your channel and I love it! you're an extremely talented and creative person sir.
@ 1:37 that's a pretty neat belt sander, did you make it?
(if not what are the specs, brand, etc. thanks!)
WOAH bad ass!!!
Aaaaaand subbed...
LOL same
Derek Conway augh very tuff bone bad skin
Derek Conway .l
What chemical is that in which u dip aftr heating
You must've welded on some more metal for the blade at some point. Is there really enough material there to draw it out that much?
+Miller Knives Oh, thanks. I want to try to make one of these. Also, nicely done. I love the way yours turned out.
Comrade qa
that was a great idea man, looks great to!! how can I get u paid to make one for me or just a knife made from a erench? I'm serious do u have a fb?
cal goodson danm borthre I tinhk yuo haev dyslxia
This is pretty awesome!
For some reason when it is sped up like this, it looks like 75% of your hammer strikes aren't hitting the wrench. haha!
Will u make me one? I will definitely pay good money for that.
Make your own dumb dumb. His intent in the video is to teach you something
You sir, are the dumb dumb. The intent of the video is for publicity.
Man I love your creations, if I had a workshop I would love to make knives too (even copying some of yours), but as a student in a small city of Austria I don't have the tools and the needed space. So I watch your videos and get satisfied even by looking at them.
Continue your work!
hey bud what was the size of the wrench used for this and the krambit please get back to me as soon as you can and keep up the great work
+Jack Osborn looked like one inch or 25 mm.
FlameCranium thanks man
cool stuff, I wish I had a furnance in the workshop. would be nice to just hit shit with a hammer
theandy4ever poop in a bucket and u can
you can make a furnace for under $50 if you want, it's easy look it up
3:04 If he makes that his channel intro tho.
Und plötzlich ist an der Schneide mehr Material wo vorher keines war, magisch ... lol😅 nicht gut das Video
Q1: What kind of oil do you dip it in
Q2: How can i prevent rust?
You can use old motor oil or you can buy quenching oil at an auto parts store. And it coats the exterior of metal in carbon
Ryan Fager Cover it with beer and coat it with salt, then leave it for awhile.
I like the part when he hammer the wrench
#CAVALLINI #RICARDOVILAR
What size wrench was that?
Alex Maze 1 5/8in is what the handle said
Alex Maze
Not that sure cause of European standard, but seems being the one sized for moped's exhaust nut.
Where can you see that?
You can see the size of the wrench at 3:05 of the video.
1-5/8"
I watch stuff like this all day long best thing I've seen made ..genius ..I want one
شي ء جميل
1000 degree wrench VS hammer
Can it kill it someone?
probably
a pencil can kill someone
it will kiiiiil
Can it djent?
i fucking love that show
Okay I'm impressed! leaf springs, files...now it's time to start collecting old wrenches.
Linda top..
Muito bom
Parabéns 👍👍👍
1:01 Im dead 😂😂🤣
what size wrench did you use
I like your work. May I ask who's belt snader you use that flip horizontal like that?
everyone in the "The Walking Dead" need this thing! perfect weapon for the walkers.
Good stuff, Like your video
Gave me an awesome idea! Thanks Bro. Skål
Good video!Good ax!!!
Perfec Job!
I love the design of the head!!!!
Looking very good and useful in many way Hiking, Hunting, Camping ..! My grandpa was blacksmith long time before and he made so many things with power of muscle and hammer..! Thx. for sharing!
that's a stock removal guy if I've ever seen one
Am I the only kid watching this
nope
Wow Soo satisfied 😙
what size of wrench are you using and is the wrench chrome vanadium plated?
Father:Son hand me the 14.
Son hands over weapon.
Father:excellent
Father proceeds to scalp person.
Father:good boy.
I wud like to see one made out of a connecting rod
What is the size of the wrench? does anybody know, please?
Couldn't tell that was a coconut until you broke it lol
All you "tools" talking about his missed swings between hitting the metal...it's called "tapping", and is something many blacksmiths do. Look it up.
... From my point of view... The hammer wasnt even hitting the wrench....
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a tomahawk!
i personally would have done more shaping with the hammer, rather than using the belt sander, but im a cheap bastard who doesnt like buying belts if i dont have to.
this would make a good cheese cutter
круто
a real man like myself can do that with out heating it up
Forging: MAX
Being cool: MAX
Accuracy: Pls upgrade for 1g ;(
Lol don't take this seriously though he's probably just doing it real fast
well done looks awesome!!
I know it's a bit late but can anyone explain how to heat treat this type of steel? (crv)
Ahorse Withnoname depends it was probably high carbon steel so use oil
this is probably one of the coolest makes ive seen.
XD
How does he moved so fast? He must drink a lot of coffee!