laser engraved. Send it back =)

It was so popular because of the relatively low cost and the fact it last longer than most people’s lifetimes. So to them it was a be all end all. When things were made to last

Awesome work! Just curious why is the tang tapered?

Wrought iron also contains lead.

Simpler explanation is the crystal structure of the oxide. same reason why aluminum doesn’t experience the same degradation in a salt environment despite being far more reactive.

Very informative and well made short. Kudos!

Masterpiece!

Beautiful

That tapered full tang is a flex

She's Purdy!🤜🤛

Like the handle, nice.

I can't hear the music over the voiceover, please fix

Earily steam locomotive used that also

cracking work, everything works really well together.

Nice.. how can you get one?

gorgeous knife....

When are we getting new flavors?

I often wonder if there isn't a place for low strength higher rust resistant applications for wrought iron still alot of decorative applications or light duty stuff that isn't going to get taken care of as well

Hi, I have watched outdoors 55 and found his comments very interesting and helpful. I am a carpenter, but was years ago. I have a number of outdoor knives and would like sharpen them. I like your review. Cheers

Nice. I miss you full build videos.

And Toys. 😊

There is a wought ironproducer in Britian for artists

I love how you can really capture the pattern, with a lot of KZbin videos it can be really hard to truly appreciate the pattern because the finer details aren't visible.

It was a nice experience to watch what you did, and I liked it. Thankyou for sharing.😀

what about induction do away with the need for containing heat entirely

Ok I learned something new. I always though to was Rod or maybe Rot iron👍

gorgeous patterning, looks like trees trunks and roots to me absolutely love it

I'd like to see more of those nuts and bolts.

Your getting better

That un's real purty!

That's a beauty

The stars at knife are sharp and bright.... deep in the heart of Texas

I had a brain fart when making this video, and stated this pattern was 400 layers. Actually, it's just over 200 layers.

Wow super impressive!

Seeing more and more of your work has sparked a minor obsession with wanting to learn more about making custom knives and especially Damascus, even if it is only ever a hobby for me. Can you recommend any good material or resources for a beginner to start learning more other than following KZbin and Google rabbit holes? I'm looking for a forge and tool setup right now as well but I really like to try to understand as much as possible about something before actually starting.

love working wrought

Cool history much appreciated

I'm so fascinated with all the different Damascus styles

What's the benifit of steel if most aplications don't need to hold an edge?

That's one beautiful blade man!

Was there a 52100 video made to follow?

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed I have two questions. First, what do you think about mora knives made in Sweden? Second, can I order a small knife? And how much will it cost?

Being able to make beautiful damascus takes exquisitely made knives to the next level. Awesome attention to detail Elijah, it makes all the difference

Gorgeous damascus and beautiful fit and finish.

Looks fantastic

Actually I think a blade that holds a sharp edge much more pleasing than beauty

Very nice....someone will be very happy to have that one.

I like to watch the flux melt and run though

FireCreekForge knives, where beauty and function meet

Flat grind?