It'd be such a cool thing to see different creators / blacksmiths / knife makers to do collabs together. This type of damascus seems right up Shurap's alley :P

@RickHowell89

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that this video had some serious Shurap vibes.

Not too bad...showing the heritage of each metal you used on each side..nice! 👍👍👍

Super maitrise de soudure à la forge 👌🏻

I've always wondered how many times this happens. Seems like you'd really have to foolproof way to keep the orientation correct once it's all welded inside the canister. Maybe even double indicators one on each end.

@rudigertaghinejad6607

2 жыл бұрын

Its pretty easy. I always weld the piece of Metal for my handle in a special direction and cut little grooves in the handle so i always know where the core is. Its way way harder if you Do mosaic with buttwelds, thats when stuff gets Hard 🤣

@trampmaster13

2 жыл бұрын

Just be smart about it pretty simple. As easy as test etching the billet before flattening

@lordsirio5517

2 жыл бұрын

I do not believe this was a mistake. Seeing his style, it would the first time he goes with an asymetrical Japanese inspired knife

@trampmaster13

2 жыл бұрын

@@lordsirio5517 that's a good point

even tho you lost track, it still looked cool at the end.

good job BB, well done

Wow awasome dear

Nicely done 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦

Yeyuh. Looks good....

Awesome!

Thanks for video, Bro! Me and my friend Anastasia from Russia so glad for you! Stay tuned!

Today I learned. What was the spray and was that simply paper. Never seen a canister come off so easily. I enjoy watching you work, seeing your mind in action is really cool.

@Serenity_Dee

2 жыл бұрын

the spray is probably just white spray paint, tinted white with titanium dioxide because that's by far the most common material used to make white pigment. As for the liner? I don't see any sign of it in the container when it's peeled, so if it's not paper it's something else that'd combust into a layer of some substance that interferes with forge welding without intermingling with the powdered steel and nickel.

@NavyVeteran1776

2 жыл бұрын

The liner is a foil. Like aluminum foil just thicker.

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

@@NavyVeteran1776 I thought they used paper inside to sacrificially remove oxygen?

@NavyVeteran1776

2 жыл бұрын

@@boots7859 I watch several channels like this and they have always shown the foil.

Cool!

Impressive !!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey man, what about make a tamper for espresso?

...lookin' good, should be a nice one, keep safe..

Killed it 😎😎😎👍👍👍

Good channel

When you remove the canister, they should air that to Forged in Fire contestants just to piss them off.

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

My wife can't stop watching that show, lol.

Nice😃

uuugh! so hot future blade!

did you soehow remember the orientation of the file and the chains inside the housing? or just get lucky that it was one of the two that woudl do this pattern?

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

Not really hard to remember than there was a file on one side, with a chain in the middle and on the other side...

2:00 what is that a sander? Good idea to really get it in there.

What was that stuff with the paper in the canister for?

2:33 главное запомнить с какой стороны напильник!!! Чтоб на режущую кромку попал!

Не пойму, как он угадал, чтобы напильник на плоскость вышел при ковке. Ведь мог другим боком выйти весь на кромку?

@user-ru3nm4lw5k

2 жыл бұрын

Наверное, каким-то образом заметил нужную сторону и придерживался её

brilliant as always BB

what do you spray? and what thin object is in the iron hollow?

👍🏻

Love your work BB, always a joy to see your awesome metal working projects, thank you for sharing :)

Dove hai comprato la polvere di 1095?

Put your cannister in the ultrasonic cleaner as you pour in the steel powder. Also, I thought you were going to put the file in between the chain pieces.

Is it done?

@butcherofblaviken1619

2 жыл бұрын

It's peace of junk, the file is on the side instead of the edge. So, no, it ain't finished because it cannot be

That looks really good, great job. Can't wait to see a finished knife 🤩

Yeah, all nice and fancy, but can it still fit on a sprocket and drive a bycicle? 😋

What kind of "paper" are you using to separate the canister from the billet materials?

hello from algeria

You've got a lot of use out of that long forge. That was my fav video of yours. Plus, look how it helped to make another awesome Damascus.

👍👍👍

Nerozumím. Co jako bude dál?

Didn't keep up with what was where huh? Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

So you were making a chisel grind chefsknife all along right?

Saudações do Brasil, seus vídeos são muito bons, parabéns.

why dont you twist it?

Dont take my comment serious, views are personal, The resulting look wasn't satisfying, but that try or work was killer. thanks for knowledge how damascus steel things are done, just wanted to know about that powder you used except pure nickel. thanks.

@Zoso14892

2 жыл бұрын

I think the details are in the description mate. As for the look, you're right it's different for us all. I found it interesting to see how it works and as he's really just started this sort of thing it gives me a lot of excitement for the future, especially if his skills keep growing at the rate they have been!

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

@@Zoso14892 Yep, I think this was an experiment which will end up as a knife. Next iteration would probably be to maybe clean a couple of times, and have same type of metal on bother outer sides? I want to see someone do this, and then do as Japanese swordsmiths did and do a bunch of folds over and over again.

What a beautiful pattern. I hope I could make some of that in the future.

Great job. I like the "artificial" power tool you used for a shaker. Good idea.

@bustavonnutz

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that was honestly brilliant, first time I've ever seen that tbh

Wonderful! :) That should make for a gorgeous knife!

체인으로 칼을 만드는건 처음보네요 녹이는 방법이 너무 신기하고 재밌었습니다~

😁🤘

LOL. That's the oddest of the patterns =D

I like that you can see some of the file teeth on the file side of the finished billet, although I assume that they'll probably end up getting removed in the course of turning it into a proper knife.

Always wonderful ideas.

Excellent video I can't wait to see what you make of this five stars sir

why the file ???

Excellent job prepping that canister so it removed cleanly!

So will be a single Bevel knife

Careful there, brother. At 0:23 you were on the wrong side of that angle grinder with the inside of your wrist.

You made that look easy. Hard to believe you only finished the press fairly recently. Have you been practicing or is it just a culmination of your skills up to this point?

Damn, I always wonder when you will post a new vid and now suddenly I’m watching this 43 secs after it went live. 😂

wow🤩

What is that powder you use for mixing with nickel?

Ain't it cute

BB congratulations on reaching the 2M subs.. always a pleasure watching your videos...Take care my friend...

Wow this will be a really cool knife can't wait for the next video !! Great work as alway's !!👍👍

your work is great and I know you want to reach defined or geometric shapes but it is better personally that the same material does its thing, 👍

two face?😯

In order to mix powders properly use a sieve and put all of them and sieve them 2-3 times or else it;s not uniform.

Interesting.....I wonder if it would hold a good edge on a knife?

What was the point of contouring the metal shell then when you were going to remove it anyway lol

Man watches shurap

....

I thougth you would want file on the edge, did you lose the orientation and that's what you were showing at the end? Great vid.

Im the one🤚

So its the sintered -laminated steel ,the weakest and worse material to make a blade .

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

So says the guy with 415 subs and a few rando vids and 1 goofy 'forging' video... A fella has 2M subs, and is experimenting for our gratification gratis, and there is always someone from the orzech ziemny gallery...

@armageddontools

2 жыл бұрын

@@boots7859 Still damascus is a shit steel dear fanboy . Its nice looking but any time on impact one of those 2 milion layers might delaminate and crack . Sintered materials are known to be weaker than bilet steel .(gears made from sintered materials are weaker compared to gears cut from steel blank) You dont have to have 2 milion subs to know that! Me having 415 subs means shit when it comes to knowledge . By that logic mr beast should be smartest person on the world -but he makes crappy clickbait videos .

😃🤝👍👏🔪🇧🇷

*Requests please.. The next project uses the induction heating method not by burning fire, will the results be the same or different. 👍 Thanks..*

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

I like induction heating also, however no clue as to why you think the metal cares if its heated by convection, radiation or induction.

Что это за недоразумение получилось дядька?))

Oh.. no it fail. It wrong side.

@boots7859

2 жыл бұрын

Kind of hard to miss he specifically put the file on one side. Its called experimenting.

Sieht Scheiße aus!

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