Starting a New, Old Project: Hunter Knife Part. 1
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2019
- How to Etch Your Name
Kyle will show you the best way to chemically etch your name in a knife. The link provided will take you to the actual lesson (9 out of 27) from the online course. Please enjoy! www.learnknifemaking.com/Sign_Up
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About Me
“The world needs more makers.” ~ RoyerX
Being from a family of creatives whose motto was to produce not to consume was etched into Kyle from a very early age and being educated at home gave him many opportunities to work hard at his own creative pursuits.
At eighteen, Kyle graduated high school and two weeks later received his Journeyman Smith Stamp and a rare double win of the George Peck Award and Bill Moran Award, “the 18-year-old prodigy”, “the blazing bladesmith” was what BLADE Magazine labeled him. Following that victory in November, 2009 BLADE Magazine ran a special five page spread “That Young and That Good”, the article went on to say “His ability to masterfully execute new designs, processes and artistic damascus patterns is remarkable. In spite of his young age, his fit/finish and attention to detail is representative of some of todays most known and sought after makers.” He was one of two to achieve Mastersmith by the age of twenty. His knives and his skills are highly sought after worldwide.
In the early years, if you weren’t at a knife show or a hammer-in, learning from the masters, information was hard to find, there was no online content and only a few books and videos, so it was a lot of trial and error in the knife shop. Kyle is passionate to teach makers his more than fourteen years of experience.
“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” We hope we can inspire you on your maker’s journey.
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The new years wishes for 2020 didn't age well lol this must have been one of the worst years so far. Love the channel only found it last week but i thoroughly enjoy it and the making process of your knives. Which are stunning. Your attention to detail is second to none, and i really enjoy your upbeat cheerful happy demeanor in every video. I so wish i had the money to buy one of your knives. keep up the good work. I started blacksmithing a couple of months ago and i also want to make knives and swords though i feel i have a long road ahead before... if i ever get to your level.
Feeling the love my friend
If you’re interested in leveling up your knife making skills check out our online courses at learnknifemaking.com
Happy new year
Dad
Thanks for all your hard work and expectations!
Glad you’re here hanging out with us all my friend
Dad
not only do I learn, I feel better about humanity. great family, great work!
That top platten is genius!!
Have a happy and prosperous 2020, they said. It’ll be fun, they said....
HE IS THE CLIP COMMANDER!
Also….wish you had a track list….the music in this episode was mostly excellent
Just looked through your gallery of knives and wow, works of art
Incredible craftsmanship and an amazing attention to detail.. I love your work!!!
Thanks Larry
Happy new year
Kyle
Happy New Year, Kyle! Taking a chance and following you when you had like 400 followers was one of my best UA-cam decisions of 2019!
balls of 5160 over here! : )
Hey John
Good to have you hanging out with us all
Happy new year
Dad
Woot1 The Royers are back!
I really enjoyed this production, Kyle. You and your family are making beautiful knives and videos. Happy New Year to you all.
Thanks Brad
God bless you
Happy new year
Dad
I love how you take the technical skill of bladesmithing and turn it into a fine art, your work always amazes.
Thanks Hans
Happy new year
Kyle
You're one of my inspirations in knife making. Your skill and knowledge far surpass my own but I watch your videos to learn and find that I push myself harder. Thank you for the inspiration, happy new year mate, all the best to you and yours 👍
That’s very kind to say bessford
Good to have you here with us all
One of our company goals is to share what we have and bring people along with us on this journey together!🔥⚔️
Happy new year
Dad
Always learning something new in yours videos. Thanks for sharing. Happy new year!
Thanks Clenio
Happy new year
Kyle
Looking good!!! Can't wait to see what you have coming in 2020, should be a great year. Happy New Year... take it easy...
Thanks
Back at you Dave
Happy new year
Team Royer
Josh experimenting... I like the takes trough stuff. Great Idea. Your best of 2019 was the end take of the knife, where you had the camera fixed and moved the light over the knife... Awsome, gave me ostrich bumps... Kyles best of 2019.... the coffee break where he took a sip... and maybe the presentation of the sword... Dads best of 2019.... the burning buffer wheel.
Hey thanks spanierjuan for the recap
You picked out some of our favorites
Happy new year
God bless you
Dad
Amazing job kyle , happy new year!
Thanks Nano
Happy new year
Kyle
Happy New Year Kyle, i tell all my friends what a mad genius batsh*t crazy patient knife maker you are and how i haven't seen anyone yet in your class. looking forward to a new year of projects
Thanks Gary
Happy new year
Kyle
Like always supreme work!
Happy New year to you and family Sr. Royer! 👍👍👍
Thanks Cutelacraft
God bless you
Happy new year
Dad
Fantastic job as always guys and gals.
Thanks David
Happy new year
Kyle
Great stuff, thanks for sharing as always.
Thanks and you’re welcome prep guy
Happy new year
Team Royer
Haha, I didn't notice the forward incline on the plunge line and makers mark until you pointed it out. Now I can't un-see it. Great tip by the way.
I l ok ve the stargate reference. One of my favorite shows
That creepy stare really help in etching.Must start doing it too.
Hey Villa
You know the little details make a difference 🤪
Glad you’re here with us
Dad
Easily my favorite knife forging page.
Good to have you here my friend
Be careful and be safe LaRue
Dad
The etcher looks like a sac with a rubberband around it! Lol awesome knife!!
Magnific!
👏👏👏
👍🏻☕️🔥⚔️
2020 was great!
sharp work of art 🇦🇷 saludos
Hey my friend may God bless you and 🇦🇷. Cheers.
Dad
Happy new year to you 😊
Thanks john
God bless you
Happy new year
Team Royer
Very good tips excellent video greeting from Germany.
Guten tag Gunther
Glad you’re hanging out with us
Happy new year
Team Royer
Team Coffee Break! serious note though really liked the plunge line jig on top of your belt sander
Hey savos
It’s a game changer
You got to build you one
Happy new year
Kyle
Woops, got that warp stabilizer banner lol
I wonder how many people join in with Coffee Break. Have a great New Year Team Royer! 🥃Slàinte Mhath 🏴😎
Cheers ☕️ The Border
Happy new year
Team Royer
Kyle does some amazing working, and have great attention to detail. Just don't ask even the simplest of questions, and expect an answer. I got the impression he's not open to providing answers. However, like I previously stated, he does AMAZING work and I will continue watching his skilled art work.
Thanks M C
👍🏻🔥
Happy new year
Team Royer
Awesome prosperous new new year 2020 😂😂😂
Live long and prosper my friend
Merry Christmas and happy new year
Dad
happy new year Mrs Royer and everyone in your family! I wish you to be very healthy and even more creative and amazing at the work you do!
P.S. I alway wondered, how many knives you make in one year?
Thanks Osman
Happy new year
Mom
Have you ever considered making a Kris?
Did you make that attachment that’s allowing you to get those really small, tight radius’s?
Yes a plunge fixture
Yeesss!!!
Hi Kyle, nice work . I like this knife. Do you have plans on line for this knife? You keep doing great work.
Thanks Sir. Tony
No plans online,sorry
Happy new year
Team Royer
"Indeed"
Hey Dan
“Two birds but with one stone “Teal’c
🤪👍🏻😎
Happy new year
Dad
Never understood why people put maker marks. Is it in case people steal it so you can say it’s got your name? Is it similar to when people write their name in their underwear?
Good eye Brein
When you filled out your last job application , house mortgage application... why did you put your name on it 👍🏻🤭
Good to have you hanging out with us all my friend
Happy new year
Dad
So me falto entende oq fala kkk
Belo trabalho salvi aq do brasil
To get to Atlantis you use 8 chevrons!!!
Hey, Kyle. Some frames need analyzing. Click to analyze.
My etching machine has an "etch" setting and a "mark" setting. The mark setting works on AC while the etch setting works on DC. I'm curious if the brass black will leave a better mark than the "mark" setting on Personalizer Etcher. Do you have an opinion about that?
Not sure Sam
Will the brass black bleed out from under the stencil
Good thought
Happy new year
Team Royer
Молодец. )
clackity clack, ivory stacc
yea, nothing’s gonna stop us in 2020 :D
Copy that my friend
Keep Forging On
Dad
So.. did you analyze those new frames?
Can you tell me who produces your name etching stencils please?
yea i wanna know as well
What is this Ninja view thing going on? Why is the camera hidden behind the equipment?
whats the disc sander your running kyle?
Where do you get your mammoth ivory scales?
👍🏻
👍🏻thanks james
Happy new year
Team Royer
I consume your content like crazy as a new maker, wow. What is it you use to darken your mark? Rasp black???
Ahhh - Brass Black**
Hey Dustin
Good to have you hanging out with us all
Happy new year
Dad
Do you give blacksmithing courses ?
Great question
We have an online course including forging (How to build a Bowie) at
www.learnknifemaking.com
Team Royer
Kyle, do you take commisions or sell your work?
Both from time to time
Happy new year
Team Royer
@@KyleRoyerKnives I have just replied to your email. Thank you Kyle for contacting me.
Only if he knew how 2020 was going to be...
Guess the new year message did not age well
Love watching you make knives
BUT PLEASE because it really disturbed me PLEASE DON’T USE a square like Hammer.
Sorry Rant over with.
Love your work
Hey thanks Matthew
No worries my friend all of our tools have been cross-trained certified 😜
No squares were harmed during the filming of this production
Dad
Dad
I see you r using your square tool as a hammer .. that's never a good habit as will afect the precision of the tool in time.
Thanks good point lonut
I own countless power tools for wood and steel.
They were meant for a particular purpose, however I consider them to be a carving tool to do my bidding in my hands. Letting them enjoy creating things they never thought they could do .🤪😉😎☕️. A circle saw is a carving tool 🔥
It’s like bending the neck of a guitar in order to make a very particular sound 😬. Glad you’re hanging out with us all lonut
Dad
Love the hunter, but camera work and edit was not good... Too many clips focusing behind things and weird angles was annoying and distracting.. less is more.