Forging A Gyuto

A full look at one of my forged knives. I'm still fairly new to the process but I'm happy with how far I've come. I decided to add a live edge burl piece for the handle to add to that overall textured feel along with the brute de forge blade. Super thrilled with how this one came together in the end. Thanks for watching!
website; www.saccoknives.com
instagram; @saccoknives

[@hydra9801]

What a beautiful gyuto. Great work bro :) .

[@robertmeza7115]

That's a beautiful knife. Great work

[@bb-ko2nm]

Quality work as usual, that handle added to the forged look of the blade, keep up the great work!!!!

[@saccoknives]

Thanks!

[@lighthousefilms5530]

Gorgeous blade my friend. Thank you for your videos, I always learn something new. My chefs knives have improved tremendously by watching your process 🤙

[@saccoknives]

Hey I love to hear it! Glad you’re enjoying them 👊🏼

[@Tromps04]

This is a very beautiful knife. Well done!!

[@saccoknives]

Thank you!

[@brixbuchmann3998]

Great work. Greetings from Germany.

[@gazpj]

Nice AF!!!

[@richardpreisler3352]

Nice as always :=)

[@ktnmane]

hello, nice work One question: do you leave the knife on after hardening?  

[@ClenioBuilder]

👏👏👏👏🤜🤛

[@simmatlaming1837]

You have a typo in the title. Great job thou🔥

[@saccoknives]

I just caught that! Thanks!

[@Draxon_blades]

Really nice job man. What steel did you use?

[@saccoknives]

Thanks! This was 52100

[@cressibuiltcustoms]

noob question but why is the disk sander used ?

[@saccoknives]

not a noob question at all! The disc sander is machined properly flat, so it covers quite a larger surface area on the bevels of my knife vs the 2 inches my belt sander gives me. This allows me to even out my grinds and double check that I've not got any high or low spots left over from my 2x72. It's also good with a leather backing because again, it's got a nice large flat surface area, so with the leather I can blend my convex grinds over a larger area and even everything out which really helps cut down on hand sanding. Essentially its just a super handy tool if you want to get flat bevels, or make sure your tang and handle material flat for better glue ups. hope this helps

[@cressibuiltcustoms]

@@saccoknives sweet! Thanks for the informative reply. I got into knife making recently so the disk sander is definitely something I’ll be looking into in the near future!

[@saccoknives]

@@cressibuiltcustoms if you're getting a disc sander I would HIGHLY recommend getting the VFD with it or some sort of speed control. Otherwise they can be quite difficult and slightly terrifying to use!

[@codfishknives8526]

curious. what steel did you start with?

[@saccoknives]

52100

[@Nanoaiello]

A true beauty

[@saccoknives]

Thank you!