Fella, you better start at least wearing safety glasses, or you definitely will sooner or later regret it!! I know this by experience. Twice I have had to have metal grinded out of my eyeball because the doctor could not pull it out!! And both times I was told that I was at the edge of losing my eyeball!! Seeing is a precious thing!! Once it's gone it does not return!!!

@ciceromoraes667

6 ай бұрын

👋🇧🇷👍 🤓😎🥸 tem k alguém falar pra ele k com essas ferramentas esmerilhadeita (lixadeira) esmeril de bancada tem k usar óculos risco de ficar cego ...😎

@kode4420

6 ай бұрын

When your balls are as big as his you don't need safety glasses. 😂

@nicholasballard9437

6 ай бұрын

His "Safety squint" is on point 😂 leave him be ❤ "only kidding "

@ragetist

6 ай бұрын

[Insert Leonardo DiCaprio squinting meme here]

@billmanders2709

6 ай бұрын

I really could care less what you think!! It was my eye and I know the dr. had to grind out the sliver after it broke off when he tried to pull it out!! Then he had to grind away the rust ring left on my cornea. And this just shows how stupid some folks are!! So, by all means you get you a grinder and grind metal all you want with your unprotected eyes wide open to see the slivers fly!! @@FukkKZreadsAss

i have had two separate eye surgeries from grinding/ cutting steel. got the same advice from both surgeons, "i never heard of a blind knife maker". keep your eyes covered dude !

@user-ck8qk5yw3i

3 ай бұрын

I also once thought I was some kind of remarkable untouchable, 15 years no incident. People stopped telling me to wear goggles. And then one day chipping away at red hot flux... Caught between the winker and the eyeball. Right eye looks like I'm peeping through a marble.

@morenoredpill1817

2 ай бұрын

o vídeo mentiu, disse que a faca cortava metal e não provou mostrando ela cortando o metal... é muita enganação e sensacionalismo.

yah know, seeing this guy use all these modern tools and machines... it makes me realize how amazing our ancestors were... Discovering metal working, shaping all these intricate and beautiful pieces... inventing tools, hunting tools, weapons, armor... just all kinds of stuff and they made all of it with their "hands".

@alwan321

5 ай бұрын

Hi, i am totaly agree with you, our ancerters was very smart by using and inventing from theirs hands ? Excuse me for my poor english, i'm French, lol. Peace. ;)

@HikingFeral

5 ай бұрын

The difference between cast bronze and forged iron / steel was a giant leap forwards too. A forged weapon could cut a cast bronze sword in half.

@ASW_StormOfficial

5 ай бұрын

yes, ьуsame

@arlo12345678910

5 ай бұрын

seeing him sand and grind all that metal into dust with no mask is concerning too.

@Bialy_1

5 ай бұрын

@@HikingFeral "A forged weapon could cut a cast bronze sword in half." in a fantasy movie that you saw? 😅 Bronze is used to this day because of bronze very good mechanical properties...

I don't care how good you are, safety is always first. Face shield, googles, something...

The end result is interesting but kinda rough. It's very pretty, and I love that combination of the feathered look of the blade and the bright gold/brass of the grip. No matter how well you cleaned it up, that poured handle has some serious problems that'll become apparent later on, as that rough area near the transition from blade to tang is probably going to crack with the stresses of use, as well as accumulating dirt and grime very quickly. Plus it looks like it could slip out of your hand with a good swing. These problems could be mediated if you had used a bolster of any kind, even an integral bolster, and a bit of texture or fluting on the grip. Still, this is a very nice idea and even display piece. I'd love to see you refine it a bit more on another build. This is also the first time I've seen someone use a step drill to make their blade. Pretty cool.

@michaelkaiser1864

5 ай бұрын

That bit is some good steel! I'm a bit like you. Its interesting but before the "feathering", it would've made a GORGEOUS blade. I'm not wild about the brass. No holes in the tang to hold it fast. Too smooth. Not a working blade at all. Curious about the balance. It may be spot on. Safety? None to be seen. Bad things happen very fast. That said, there's some skill here and he did it like HE WANTED IT LOL!

@Sparktan24

5 ай бұрын

I think the purpose of this piece is more decorative than functional, if that is the case well, it doesn't really matter.

@Reyn_Roadstorm

5 ай бұрын

Yeah that handle gave me serious pause. Too smooth, not to mention just a bit too much impact vibration and it's splitting in half... I was given a knife several years ago, the Buck Knife 100 Year Anniversary 1902 - 2002. if you Google that, it's the fixed blade, black handle knife. Sturdy build, seems good quality steel, good balance and the hilt even has a finger guard and some shallow finger grooves which would aid in gripping... if it wasn't completely smooth! I'd never even consider actually using it unless I had a bladesmith/leather worker wrap the handle for me first. It's nothing but a show piece right as it is.

@Great_Watt

5 ай бұрын

TBH I thought it looked unfinished at the end of the video. Like, was that it..?

@hellioringos2308

5 ай бұрын

same, it looks nice but i thought it's unfinished so i wasn't completely satisfied lolz

Cool but, no safety glasses?

é tão lindo o seu trabalho artístico, voce tem muito talento, ficou maravilhoso com um efeito super mágico, parabéns está incrivel 🥰👍

No words... AMAZING... FANTASTIC JOB DONE, FOR SURE !!! Love it.

Impressive and fun to watch ... such talent!!

Dude, that cutoff wheel on the bench grinder is terrifying! Best of luck with that. When it goes bad it is gonna go so bad

@morenoredpill1817

2 ай бұрын

o vídeo mentiu, disse que a faca cortava metal e não provou mostrando ela cortando o metal... é muita enganação e sensacionalismo.

Incredible craftsmanship... A beautiful piece of art!

Woow,impresive ART!

So satisfying to watch.. wish my job was like this.. all I do is make wrought iron gates and railings, the most exotic thing I ever do is make scrolls lol

@EgoundderRest

6 ай бұрын

Auch deine Arbeit und das dafür erforderliche Können und Kenntnisse bewundere ich! Sei stolz! ☺️👍🏻🍀

@stevebubbs

6 ай бұрын

@@EgoundderRest Danke, schön das zu sagen

@morenoredpill1817

2 ай бұрын

o vídeo mentiu, disse que a faca cortava metal e não provou mostrando ela cortando o metal... é muita enganação e sensacionalismo.

Wonderful camera work, outstanding craftsmanship, what is most amazing is the total lack of personal safety, glasses, guards , gloves etc. risking your eye sight sets a poor example

@Nykandros

6 ай бұрын

Kinda badass tho

@vaquero4495

6 ай бұрын

Not at all badass to endanger your eyesight and set a bad example. Actually pretty stupid and surprising for someone who has such obvious skill and experience.@@Nykandros

@kode4420

6 ай бұрын

It's called being a man. Liberal cry babies use "protection".

@francisguttenberg6795

6 ай бұрын

​@@vaquero4495 he is a tough looking youtuber. He's not really a worker. And that knife is rubbish. Only stupid people use angle grinders without saw guards.

@KodiakKnight

6 ай бұрын

True. Also no mask when grinding off the brass isn't the smartest idea. The zinc in particular can really fuck you up when you breathe it.

Juste un mot: bravo l'artiste!!!!👍👍👍

In the most ancient of legends, a hero was said to have a sword that was as light as a feather, and could cut a pot full of water so clean that the water would not spill until the pot was touched. The legend of the feather-blade, a direct inspiration for the Light Saber. If you want citations, well, that's homework for you.

@Plus_Escapee

6 ай бұрын

12:29 Eye protection, please, your skills are too precious for the risk.

@germanalvarezcastellanos8502

3 ай бұрын

Podria ser el cuchillo de legolas hojaverde.....

I am addicted to watching videos on this KZread channel these days. The process of producing images using interesting materials with excellent quality is interesting. Especially, the feather-shaped knife in this video is really cool.

Wow! Zero heat treating, a blade that is warped so badly you wont show a side-on angle and doesn't even have a sharp edge! And that's *besides* the total lack of safety mentioned by every person in the comments with an iq over room temperature. You sir win a 3.5/10. All three points go to how pretty the knife looks at first glance.

@twatmunro

6 ай бұрын

This isn't about making knives. It's about making KZread videos. Western men love to watch people from countries where people still work with their hands. So much so, they'll watch useless fake videos where people make all kinds of useless rubbish.

@noahjones4237

6 ай бұрын

@@twatmunro I'm from a Western country, and this blade is garrrbage. 😂

@axell15thewispmaster51

6 ай бұрын

No One Cares + Didn't Ask + Cry About It + Stay Mad + Get Real + L + Mold + Seethe + Cope + Fatherless Behaviour + Jealous + Can't Do What He Can Do + Unimportant

@stoicien_

6 ай бұрын

Without wanting to deconstruct your comment.. It had an oil-cooled heat treatment (8:30) after being passed through acid to blacken the engravings. On the other hand, it does not seem to have been reheated with slow cooling afterwards to make the blade more flexible and less brittle.

@noahjones4237

6 ай бұрын

@@axell15thewispmaster51 lmao found the ragebait.

Looks nice. First ever knife forging video i saw online with metal handle

muy guapo el video, espero la proxima parte donde se ve como corta el metal

Eu vejo tanto canal assim nos EUA mas ver isso vindo de um brasileiro da ate orgulho ! Obs: Nao deixe de proteger os olhos, meu amigo, precisamos que profissionais bons como vc durem por anos 😊

@vitorwalder968

4 ай бұрын

É br não mano kkkkk, infelizmente só um canal gringo com o título do vídeo traduzido pra português... por isso o nome do canal é em inglês

@lucasmonsores1

4 ай бұрын

@@vitorwalder968 Pow mas ate a descriçao eles estao traduzindo agora ? Que doideira kk.

@andrevinicius1360

4 ай бұрын

Exatamente...

@Alex-ny1qg

4 ай бұрын

This guy's is most likely from the region of South or North epirus, face is definitely epirotian and not Brazilian.

Que hermoso trabajo!!👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍mis saludos al maestro✌

Muy bonito trabajo, muy bien hecho. Felicitaciones.

wow and awesome example of metal artistry

I made a similar blade during my Engineering Apprenticeship, I used D2 tool steel, it s construction went towards on of the modules in forge work & hand finishing, I still have it today, It had none of the etching or cutouts shown here as it is a utilitarian tool has 10 mm Phenolic sheet scales and can easily punch though an oil drum or cut through Sigmoid steel packing strap/band.

@jaywilliams6250

6 ай бұрын

If it didn’t have the cut outs and etch works isn’t it more similar to standard kitchen knife lol

@Barefoot_Joe

5 ай бұрын

D2 is a great choice should have used G10 though

@vaughanellis7866

5 ай бұрын

@@Barefoot_Joe Its what was available at the time, when you're an apprentice you use what you have to hand, that is usually part of how you're graded on the project.

Very beautiful knife great art beautiful piece.

this is beyond amazing. Never knew how knives were made. Amazing art, now I love knives even more 😍😍😻😻💝💝💘💘

What a stunning creation! Now my question: Where may I place an order for one, please?

Nice peace of metal looking like a real knife :P

Bom trabalho, ficou perfeita!

Es una pieza muy hermos❤. Pero son muy importantes las gafas de segunda 😎😎

Made a knife similar to this when in high school. I bought a nice Schrade 12" fixed blade Bowie knife, took off the handle then made a shape I liked out of wood with nice finger grooves. Made it so it would slide on/off the blade. Cast aluminum instead of brass handle on it using the wood handle I made to pack the sand around for the mold. Finished it off nice. Loved it, so did every one else. some yrs later some one stole it from me.

@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017

6 ай бұрын

I'm confused, you kept the original steel blade from the Bowie knife and made a custom handle?

@robert5

6 ай бұрын

Yes I was in high school and did not know anything about making a knife blade, but, wanted to make a custom knife. So I started with the Schrade 12" fixed blade Bowie knife because I liked the way it looked and it had a section of carbide on the cutting edge. Then cast the custom aluminum handle on it. Shop teacher was impressed I did it that way so I did not have to make the blade. Wish I had a picture, it looked awesome.@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017

@mariosergiodantasdealbuque5465

5 ай бұрын

Yes, really incredible.

@MrZetor

5 ай бұрын

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Yes. Buy a cheap low-quality knife, remove the (I assume plastic or wood) handle and cast a new one. Yes, a metal handle. => "you made a knife".

Beautiful work.

Nice. I love the design.

I never enjoy watching folks working without eye protection while grinding.

@Sharpless2

6 ай бұрын

They only learn once its too late and then live to tell the tale of their own stupidity. Grinders are incredibly dangerous tools and are definitely the second most dangerous tools in any workshop that also has a table saw.

@MrCrazy-R

6 ай бұрын

relax its a polished machine not cutting

@leshay5258

6 ай бұрын

@@MrCrazy-R It matters not what the machine was - it was spitting out particles which your eyes would be damaged by!

bro wear safety glasses its better than drilling something out of your eye

You have awesome craftsman ability sir. Awesome fashioned tool.

That’s what I imagine holding a feather from an Arc Angel’s wing would look like. Amazing job 😎👍🏼

@hraefn1821

5 ай бұрын

new story concept right there. Holy weapons derrived from angel parts. Grim but cool. But a single feather from an arch angel can produce a knife which can cut any material and never dull.

Top muito linda a faca 🔥🇧🇷✔️

That's awesome work of art

Amazing that you did the bevels etc on free hand and got such a fantastic result! A pair of a little more covering sunglasses would prob be a good idea! Great work

A lot of work for a wall hanger, pretty sloppy.

I love watching you But you need eye protection. What are you going to do if a piece of metal takes out your eyesight.

Remember safety glasses can be useful if you want to continue seeing sparkles in the future.

Man this guy has a death wish, no glasses, no guards, freehand cutting on a bench grinder, hearing protection?? What?? I like the knife but I value my ability to make more than one in my career.😢

@kode4420

6 ай бұрын

Do you wear glasses when you file your nails Nancy? 😂

@noahjones4237

6 ай бұрын

​@kode4420 Do you play Russian roulette with all cylinders loaded Mr Confidence? 😐

beautiful knife ever

Really great work !

All of that steel came from that step drill? Unbelievable... and I mean that quite literally... (at 2:50)

@julietfischer5056

5 ай бұрын

That step bit is a solid cone of metal. Plenty to work with once heated and flattened.

It is very nice though listen to your viewers man, saftey first. And you said it cuts through metal in the title and named it a knife. Though i dont belive it has the arch along the blade to be considered a knife (no sharp edge) and you didnt show it cutting through... well... anything. But none the less its very nice.

Buen trabajo herrero!! La verdad vi muchas hojas.pero nunca una en forma de pluma ! Y de tugsteno !! Esa escalonada sigue sirviendo abrazo de arg..

WOW!!!!!!! Friend, this is so beautiful, I have no words. Where can I buy this beauty?

I see he got his safety squint on

You didn't forge a knife, you flattened out a piece of steel and cut out another wall hanger.

Beautiful work!

Beautiful work

Wait I was promised metal cutting 😥lol

That was a remarkable piece of art

Nóż absolutnie piękny! Mogłabym nosić ze sobą każdego dnia.

@maciekczechura1078

5 ай бұрын

eee nacoci taki ! lepi se bółke kóp i zjic co !

That's an awesome gift...if you can made this.....absolutely beautiful and amazing, echt super gaaf....zo'n mes!!

像羽毛型狀的刀. 漂亮喔 ! 👍 去年我也在客人頭髮上. 雕刻了1根羽毛 😄

можно сделать нож из наковальни ,из тисков )))

Hey man, I love your designs, but like others have said, might wanna wear more ppe with all the stock removal you do. That said, I'd love to see you do more forging to shape too

@kode4420

6 ай бұрын

He has balls. It's called being a man.

@matthewlarkin2422

6 ай бұрын

@@kode4420 I see by your other comments that you are very interested in his balls and their size. Yours must not have ever dropped

@2xWhitney

5 ай бұрын

its called being a moron @@kode4420

OK dude I can see this easily being an alien knife!

Those safety squints are impressive as hell!

金属を切り裂くナイフが出てくるのかと思ったら違った ^^;

Please NEVER ABSOLUTELY NEVER use an angle grinder with removed guards and without safety glasses! Sorry to say that, but even the most experienced craftsmen are vulnerable.

I love it.

I really loved this awesome knife!

It's great to see someone producing knives for the cosplay crowd. They need all the friends they can get. 😉😉

@Maegnas99

6 ай бұрын

Are you saying theres more knifemakers than cosplayers? or that cosplayers don't have friends?

@landroveraddict2457

6 ай бұрын

@@Maegnas99In my book cosplayers are a little sad. Adults dressing up like children and playing make believe. May be it's me, but I just don't get the attraction.

@Maegnas99

6 ай бұрын

@@landroveraddict2457 fortunately noone wants to read your book. I can't believe you came to another maker's channel and used a compliment to him and his art to insult a massive group of other creators and theirs.

@landroveraddict2457

6 ай бұрын

@@Maegnas99 what ever, just a little humour.

Very cool design, but I was disappointed that you didn't bring the cutting edge back to sharpness. As for all the comments about safety, LOL. I'm pretty sure all those comments come from comfortable Americans whose children play in foam padded playgrounds, where as, it looks to me from the items I can see in his shop, that this guy lives in a part of the world where he sees real danger everyday and his kids probably play in a vacant lot with broken glass.

Muito boa técnica!!! Faltou apenas alguns objetos de segurança a serem usados pelo profissional.

Vakmanschap op een ander level. Love it!

Goggles? We don't need no stinking goggles! Blahaha!

That's beautiful!

Safety Glasses? We don't need no safety glasses! Safety glasses are for the weak! :D

I love it !!!

I literally sit after work and watch these while ☘️🍀🌬️💨 awesomesauce

Настоящее перо. Красивый нож.

*Safety Squints activated!* :D Gotta love it! well done on the knife!

Beautiful

Good ole safety squints. Love to see it. Beautiful knife as well.

quedo de maravilla 👍

Safety precautions, I haven't heard of it And the product is very beautiful

C'est une merveille !!!!!

Sir , Hex f70 bt or Saga gs 600 in dono mese konsa guitar jada acha hai ? Mujhe Naya guitar lene hai to please bataiye.....🙏🙏🙏 And hamare liye itna acha video banaya uske liye shukriya ❤️❤️❤️🙂🙂🙂

I want one of those knifes for my kitchen 😋

Very cool! If it's on sale somewhere, I'll buy it!

Amazing work of art😂

"This feather is able to cut off even metal" not in this video tho? i see no cutting?

Not a lot of people fo what you do. Good job and keep creating 🤝👍🏽

Very nice work. You could now also go even more wild with the handling grip by giving it some predator bird features.

So, I don't know anything about forging blades other than watching Forged in Fire, but after watching this, I think I want to try to make a knife. Cool video. Cool ideas.

Какая красота!!!

wow amazing

Incredible craftsman, a true artist.

mir fehlen die Worte, es erschüttert mein Handwerker-Herz

beautiful

Awesome knife sir.

Amazing 😯

Congrats!!!