Sounds brilliant mate

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@@TobyFireandSteel Thanks for responding, you had us worried, are you still making knives?

@@EM-zx4lq lol yep still making. I live in the UK and trade under Murrill Forge on Instagram Facebook and www.murrillforge.co.uk on the Internet. Cheers

@@TobyFireandSteel Hello Toby, good afternoon, I visited your page, the forging knives are very good, the people seem very happy, I really liked the video of the shearing scissors, they are very good traditional knives in Latin America, even in battles they made spears. I hope to be able to share culture between Australia, your country of origin and the United Kingdom if it is not a problem, greetings Toby

Lol it's been several years and I'm still not any form of wizard lol 👍🏼

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Hahahaha turn the sound off and imagine you're deaf dude lol

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That's a great idea brother! ... It kind of reminds me of the time Onur was in his underwear, and I pretended I was blind! 😂👍🏻

Hahaha @diesineveryfilm has scared many people lol

Thank you Bob I appreciate that mate 🤜🤛

Hahahahahaha, no no Bob you were definitely right in fact that's actually written on my birth certificate. Cheers brother 🤜🤛

@@TobyFireandSteel ... Love you brother! 💯💙🔥☯️🙏🏻😎👍🏻

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No problem mate. Like more things in the world I probably learned it from someone else.

Think it's called dish soap in America. The liquid you put in water to wash up frying pans, cups, plates etc 👍🏼

Lol That's what I thought but I wanted to be sure before I went and assumed something wrong! Thanks!

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Not any more mate unfortunately there's too many people selling poorly stabilized timber cheaply to be competitive

The last one? What do you mean bud?

@@TobyFireandSteel I was just joking. I wish I could be a knife maker/swordsmith! You do great work, keep those videos coming!

Oh ok cheers bud 👍🏼

Ive always works by hand but traditional blacksmiths would have used all the technology we have if they could. In fact did you know power hammers have been around for hundreds possibly thousands of years

Yeah definitely mate, that's what use them for

Thanx bro...

Cheers bud, much appreciated 🤜🤛

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@@TobyFireandSteel don’t need to explain edge alignment right?

LOL well I guess that just shows you the internet isn't always right. I made heaps out of them out of white in the end. Cheers for watching 👍🏼

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Thanks mate yeah I worked that out pretty quickly lol. 👍🏼

I have the Qidi X max 3 bud

Hahaha really lol I'm screwed then

For personal use mate if just learn to use stones. And get some nice quantity ones. Check out Outdoor555 channel. If you want to spend more like 2x72 money on a sharpener and it's only for sharpening I would buy a Tormek T4 or T8 any day, I love mine if do make sure to get the sg and SJ wheel

Gflex mate always Gflex unless I'm using G5 lol.

Thank you!

It's called ridgiser bud

Thanks for replying, I've translated the name, unknown

Or perhaps you have a photo of the package

Hello, thank you for your response, apparently at the time of translation this does not coincide in France. With all my gratitude.

@@antoinedeoliveirarosas1594 I'm not sure what else to tell you mate maybe contact a company in France that sells the high temperature insulation and ask them what to spray on to bind the fibres together

To be honest I'm not sure but you could try very very hot water

Cheers, i'll give it a go.

@@AC-ly7wf I'd be interested to know how it goes bud 👍🏼

@@TobyFireandSteel Yep that worked a total charm, really solid advice there. I recommend this also to anyone else who might come across this comment, although make sure you hold the handle in boiling water for a good 7-10 minutes first to loosen it enough to twist off. Hats mate, hats.

@@AC-ly7wf absolutely brilliant mate glad that worked and thanks for letting me know.