" an abrasive process" 9 groans out of 10, awesome video

When many tutors explain their videos without the work it's boring,I love your video bcoz you explain everything without interrupting your work.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you like it

@darrenhobson2244

Жыл бұрын

I agree with ya 💯% The recipe is spot on. That chopper is a monster 👻 I want it.

🥲 a KZreadr that didn't waste 30% of their metal on cutting and sanding. As a blacksmith and a tinsmith. Good job smith.

@melanisticmandalorian8909

10 ай бұрын

Seriously, right !!! That annoys me so much. Wasting such great products just because people are too lazy to try to smith.

4 minutes in and I realized it’s titled _Bowie_ and not bowtie. Makes a lot more sense.

I wanted a Hunting knife for my friend as a Birthday gift because he is a great hunter. I searched a lot and in the end, saw a knife which is the perfect gift for every situation. The knife I purchased was absolutely beautiful! Well crafted and heavier than I expected. The blade material was pure in quality and the handle was made from natural wood. I bought this from Almazan Knives. My friend And I are both really satisfied with their product.

Looks sweet. Real nice job. Thanks for not posting 10 mins of hand sanding!!!

Great work! I sincerely respect the American attitude to quality and efficiency. And I express my sincere gratitude for your help. America's guns, help from the taxpayers do extremely important things for us here in Ukraine. YOU help us defeat the occupier and the aggressor. Russia is real evil. So thank you indeed so much!

Great job, I would say epic.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

Not sure if your delivery could have been more dry... 11:39 -- "Over all, I find it to be an abrasive experience." Well played, Sir!

@cdw3423

Жыл бұрын

I was sure I wasn't the only one to notice, but it really seemed like he was completely unaware of the great pun he just made.

@lewisgiles8855

Жыл бұрын

I like air-purifiers🤓 I dis-like sanders😐 lols

It looks like a gentle ocean wave breaking on the beach.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks glad you like it!

never knew Binging with Babish made his own knifes... that guy is always 4 steps ahead of us

the moment you said convex bevel, I became a fan.

I would love to be able to own my own forge one day to do projects like this. Amazing work!

Mate I love what you are doing. that blade is just cool. tha patern is awsome. I did subscribe to your channel and can't wate to see more. kind regards from your pal Helcat in Australia.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir!

Hand sanding a bit abrasive....nice one. Great looking blade!!

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Haha thanks

Crocodile Dundee would definitely approve.

That is a really great chopper!

The primal terror I felt when he said “I think this build is going pretty well” only went away when I realized he probably recorded the voice over after he finished.

Sanding is an abrasive experience. I see what you did there.

"hand sanding is an abrasive experience" haha that's hilarious!

I find hand sanding “abrasive” too! That made me chuckle. I’d really like to explore the concept that worn out belt make wandering grinds. I figured it was more me having an off day, but if I can blame it on worn belts, I might be able to justify buying belts more often. Thanks for another great video!

@thomasarussellsr

Жыл бұрын

"Sounds logical". (Commander Spock)

@maxbrazil3712

Жыл бұрын

Forging is fun, sanding and polishing is work.

Definitely a really nice Bowie.

Ah yes I find hand sanding to be a rather abrasive experience as well…

"...an abrasive experience..." Priceless Puns.😁

That’s not a knife!!! That’s a piece of Art!!! Great work mate!!

That is one *SMEXY* blade! The final pattern reminds me of alligator hide, which would be an awesome name for the blade: Alligator Blade. (would also be an epic band name!)

I know nothing about forging, but could watch a master craftsman work all day long. I'm pretty sure that makes me a foreman. Beautiful result, sir.

Great pun, " Bunch of hand sanding, not my favorite, over all it's an abrasive experience." lol

I could imagine a crocodile boot wearin fella wielding that thing. Love it

That definitely turned out pretty awesome. The edge being a solid piece like it is gives a nice contrast to the ball bearing pattern.

Awesome project !

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks I appreciate it!

Wonderful video. Its an unappreciated art.

I don't know why this stood out to me, but I love your beard!

I'm gonna go with super cool... epic is a tough one. When I think epic I think a Kyle Royer sword. This video was great and this knife is really awesome definitely steps above average work. Great content again.

That’s freaking nuts my guy. Hell of a good job sir.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

What a beautiful job!, beautiful knife, thank you very much for your videos, hugs from the south of Argentina.

Sanding is an abrasive experience huh? Big dad joke energy. Love it.

This turned out better than I could've expected. It looks like waves folding over a sea shore, just beautiful

@kc5hgv

Жыл бұрын

Can you build one like for me so I can give it to my Son's Service to the Navy. He just finished his 6th year contract. He likes knives since he was a kid. Look me up.

Loved seeing you hammer in the point.

Nice work as usual!!

Definitely epic I love how the edge steel forms a hamon line going into the bearings

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir!

The blade could easily be called a leopard pattern blade. The handle complements the blade. Very good work! looking forward to your next project.😀

First class all the way, time to shop you

Great build!

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Love your work. My wife is an audiologist. Hearing protection may be something worth considering if you were so inclined.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Yes sir, I wear ear plugs

Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful !!!

Bowies are best! Nice one.

Классная чешуя !Бородач знает толк в ножах!

When you were hacking into that lumber right over the jaws of the vise I felt my self cringe. No harm no foul, braver man than me. Beautiful pattern on that blade.👍👍

Came out looking awesome man!

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

Big props on an anvil that’s moving after every hit. The Bowie came out beautiful

stunning blade! your “thinking outside the cannister” idea really works well! 👍👍👊👊

That is a beautiful knife.

I too, think sanding is an abrasive experience. Love your work, love the knife.

White paint is life!

Really appreciate the voice over. I feel like a lot of these videos are done ASMR style, which is nice, but it's great to hear you explain what and why you're doing things. Subbed

You killed it with this one. What a beaut.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

That's craftsmanship, a beautiful knife.

The best vids display good narration and instruction. This one's got it! Incredible!

Hand sanding is an abrasive experience... Waka waka

Love your work. I watch a lot of different "project" channels, for lack of a better term, that are out of my wheelhouse but I always learn something that I can use in projects that are in my wheelhouse. You've given me ideas for keeping my kitchen blades cared for and your handle making for my own wood working projects. Course I have to do most of the work by hand.

@thomasarussellsr

Жыл бұрын

Hey, working by hand only means you make the mistakes more slowly, giving you more time to catch them before going too far. Power tools make mistakes so quickly that we waste materials. [With the exception of a coal forge. They burn the steel much more quickly than a gas forge.]

Beautiful Bowie knife. Great craftsmanship. 👍

Congratulations on the beautiful knife

That's a beautiful knife I wish I could afford something like that I'm a single father raising three kids I could never afford something like that you do an amazing job

That looks DOPE as all get out. Nice work man

I absolutely love how you were able to continue the edge to the tip with consistent width! It turned out fantastic! Family heirloom right there! For generations.

The knife turned out pretty well. The pattern in the steel and it the wood you chose for the handle compliment each other nicely. Well done.

Definitely Epic! I really like how it turned out! Thanks again for sharing!

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks I appreciate it!

This is one of the coolest knives I’ve ever seen great work

Very skilled man who made it look easy to make a Bowie knife

I love how forging is a bunch metal making metal

yes, sanding is such an abrasive experience.

Sanding is an "abrasive" experience... Yes, yes it is.

Great video I love watching the process of a beautiful Knife 🔪 coming to life. Now to jump on over to Your website and see how much One of these beauties are. 😉😉

wonderful manual work . A huge knowledge of steel, forging and more.All this work for a great result. Thank you for sharing.

God damn I love this channel. Just so cool no bullshit just straight up making cool shit out of basically anything

That's a knife, Well done.

Thank you for the video, it's an awesome knife.

That is a true work of art. I love almost any bowie style knife and that one is amazing.

Beautiful, I particularly like the handle, not only the material but the shape. The way it sweeps out towards the end is how I like a handle to be.👍Regards from Down Under.

Man, this was a pleasure to watch and listen to. You have a gift that has borne fruit through practice and time. Thank you for showing us.

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir

Love that pattern. Awesome work!

@badger_ironsight

Жыл бұрын

really??

good job I love the designs of knives. I keep a collection of old knives from several countries. The best of them is a Brazilian stainless steel knife. hunting knife. It has the black bison bull logo. 12" Blade Knife, and the handle mahogany Antique I use it on trips and it never disappoints.

Kewl blade. Thanks for sharing the build process, very interesting as always.

that's a really awsome bowie! me and my dad are building a forge rn and watching awsome builds like this really gives me motivation. :) keep up the good work!

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome!

@thomasarussellsr

Жыл бұрын

@@FireCreekForge could you tell us what white paint you use? No one ever shows the can label, it seems.

@bentschritter4941

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasarussellsr Not sure if you've found an answer over the last month but I believe anything with titanium dioxide as an ingredient will work, it is a white powder used to dye things white, which I believe is also its use in whiteout. Regardless as long as it contains that I think it will stop the forge weld to your canister.

@thomasarussellsr

Жыл бұрын

@@bentschritter4941 thanks

Wow. First time viewer, that knife is phenomenal!

Sanding is “an abrasive experience” I see what you did there. 😂

Молодец. Не ленивый и думает. Привет из России. 😊

That blade is so damn beautiful. It's like the Jenna Coleman of bowie knives.

Beautiful Job brother as usual👍🙏💙

Wow, that looks cool. Thanks for sharing.

You really got that softer steel lined up perfectly. Looks awesome 👌

@FireCreekForge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! It's actually the same steel that the bearing balls are, 52100.

That thing is freakin sick beautiful blade brother!!!

Gorgeous Bowie Knife

Gorgeous knife Also appreciate the commentary throughout the build...simple and to the point

Really nice job! The Leopard wood really accented the finished product.

The difference between the first and second time of shaving hair your skin pulled. Nice knife.

If you ever get a chance to watch Alan Ladd as Jim Bowie in "The Iron Mistress", do. The movie itself isn't much, but when the blacksmith finishes his knife, the design is absolutely gorgeous, a real piece of art.

I have truly loved watching your progression as a blade smith, your experiments have been awesome culminating in a truly beautiful blade.

So good. Very beautiful blade