Chain Canister Damascus Steel

[@JPsBladeworks]

Already working on 1 of the billets. Its coming out very cool. Ideas for the second billet are much appreciated.

[@michaelwagner375]

Congratulations its really good pattern!!!👍👍👍

[@JPsBladeworks]

Thank you

[@Anderson-HandForged]

great job JP looking good so far looking forward to next video to see what you make how about matching kitchen knives ?Mark 😃👍👍

[@JPsBladeworks]

Thank you. Ill see what i make the other billet is a bit chunkier.

[@JosePerez-ff6lb]

Looking good so far. How about making a matching set to display the difference

[@JPsBladeworks]

Hmmm maybe

[@bradt8019]

Good hammer skills! 🙄👍

[@JPsBladeworks]

Thank you

[@JuanPerez-bu6rk]

A pair of skinner🔥

[@JPsBladeworks]

Skinners are work

[@lyonsden7830]

With the bigger one u should make some kind of a bush cleaver or like a square chopper it would look sick

[@JPsBladeworks]

That sounds like a good idea

[@billwoehl3051]

If you want the chain straight, go with canoe canisters, then you have all the control, instead of gravity fighting you.

[@thewaylonandjoeshow9540]

Next time, do a Canoe style canister, so you can lay the chain in horizontal, and build you can that way

[@JPsBladeworks]

Yes im going to have to give it a try. It should give me a cleaner look.

[@Deadwolfforge]

That would have looked good 4 wayed as a basket weave

[@JPsBladeworks]

That sounds interesting 🤔

[@concernedcitizen2868]

tonto for the longer skinner piece

[@JPsBladeworks]

Neat idea. Im saving the tanto for a build ive been wanting do do for months but i havent had the time. Hopefully after the youtube knife competition.

[@dagnard5707]

if you had attached the chain to the side it would of worked alot better. the billet was too tall to keep it straight. at least thats my opinion, from a 26 years of experience in smithing

[@JPsBladeworks]

When i try again i will get a wider core steel and stack 2 or 3 wide instead of 1 wide and extremely tall. Probably weld some sacraficial steel on the sides to help keep it straight while i get the weld set strong enough