Forging a Pattern welded Khukuri knife, the complete movie.

[@kurtbogle2973]

The beauty of the pattern, the quality of workmanship, says this is one more masterpiece!

[@LeeNita-dr7]

I love these kinds of videos where you just show it. It’s so soothing and nice. I don’t mind the others where you explain when I’m in the mindset for it, but these are so nice when I’m overstimulated and just want to watch your process 🥰💕

[@Kratos_God_of_50_BMG]

Kukri are great builds, but I’m torn down the middle as to a Kukri or a Kopis. You did an awesome for sure!!

[@markcloudchaser874]

The reason why I didn't comment in the last video is because I wanted to watch this in full..it's a beautiful blade my kind of thing you know. So Good Job and Happy Christmas to you and your family and everyone else. 💯 Now I will watch it. Thanks

[@rogerbradley7509]

Your attention to detail never ceases to amaze me! Amazing craftsmanship!

[@elgranluiso]

Fantastic job.

[@happytimeknowledge]

You are by far the best bladesmith I have ever seen. I don't know if you have ever done one but I would love to see you make a katana.

[@pimpernell902]

Hi. He's currently making one, check his channel. And he also made a Samurai sword a few months back

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Khukri is one of my favourite knife style. Very well made. Shape is awesome.👍👍

[@sharonh988]

Beautifully done, as is all your works of art.

[@JJsAdventures777]

This guy is the king of Damascus

[@alganhar1]

It is not, strictly speaking, Damascus..... Modern swordsmiths do not need to replicate either for strength as the modern steels they have access to are at least as good, and probably better than Wootz or Damascus. What most of them are doing is replicating the distinctive pattern of Damascus steel, rather than recreating the complex crystaline structure of true Damascus steel. Still beautiful and well done, but to my knowledge no one has, as yet, recreated the process of making either Wootz or Damascus steel, only managing to replicate the look to this date. Not denigrating the Smith here, the work is wonderful and requires a great deal of skill, however it is also not truly Damascus steel. Pattern welding alone does not make something Damascus, as Pattern Welding has been utilised for thousands of years.... As has forge welding layers, which is the technique being used here. The final crosscuts and dimples being added with the drill are literally designed to achieve an (admittedly attractive) aesthetic. With true Damascus steel those steps would not have been needed.... Damascus steel is not an aesthetic, it is literally a TYPE of steel, just as EN45 is a type of steel. Because of its occlusions and matrix when layered it happened to have a very distinctive patterning on the blade, just as Wootz did. High quality swords tended to be layered right up until the point when people worked out how to mass produce high quality homogenous steel in relatively large quantities some 200 - 300 or so years ago. At about that time the skills for making crucible steels such as Damascus and Wootz were lost.

[@homerun1681]

I just came across your site- fantastic! I don't know enough about the craft but from watching every episode of forged in fire- you take it to a completely different level and quality. So very nice of you to share your expertise.

[@ryewhiskeyfan5946]

Adding this one to my favorites of your work. All your Bowie knife builds,the Witcher 3 sword, and the raven claws on the crossguard of the, if I recall, the warlock sword. I enjoy watching all your work as each piece is a work art. As of the time of this comment Christmas day 0039 CST USA three down votes. I will never understand.Thank you for sharing Sir.

[@marko247]

Merry Christmas to my favorite KZbin blacksmith! I don't get round to commenting on your videos very often but your work is amazing and I'm glad we all get to watch along! Have a Merry Christmas and new year, i can't wait to see what you make next year :)

[@mujahidali9979]

Freerk wieringa you are absolutely genius you are alone man in blacksamith

[@kurtbogle2973]

To make Knives and swords of this caliber, with all the furniture and hardware. You must have been making cutlery for a long time.

[@fmc6338]

Sweet!!

[@luisrafael420]

A work of art. You are a master of your craft.

[@pasa3465]

Another great job!! Well done!! PS: First comment again :)

[@AloysiusBlunt]

Hermosa obra Freerk, y felices fiestas.

[@betterbsure]

Great job, the only thing you're lacking is some decent equipment to make life easier for you :))

[@belgacem77]

nice work 👍👍👍

[@virusanonymous8145]

Cc c tjrs aussi incroyable, c un don c limite magicien entre 5 première minutes et 5 dernière

[@mrandy8224]

Superb!

[@LeoAtlantideo]

Wonder piece!

[@ronaldealvesalvesalves8707]

Um génio nas artes de espadas e facas parabéns

[@Hidinginthetreeline]

Beautiful

[@giorgiomanzon5249]

Perfección en cada detalle !!!

[@btroupe4371]

How would I go about purchasing some of your work?

[@JorenMathews]

What is the difference between using a press vs a power hammer for making your billets? Is one better than the other?

[@user-oi3rk1gm2b]

فنان

[@niltondias7889]

Muito bonita

[@user-tq9ss3lp3h]

с новым годом вас и с рождеством

[@harveypratt7994]

finally pattern welded not Damascus

[@swattisingh6622]

💪👏👏👏👏👏art.

[@Vaderzero]

Incredible... How can I get something like. This made????

[@CrackerJack919]

Sehr Gut Meine Brüderschaft und Danke Vielmals. ⚡

[@harrygrayson9548]

U must have strong arm just to pick it up look how thick it is must weigh a tonne

[@freerkwieringa275]

1 kg

[@kurtbogle2973]

A Nebula pattern?

[@johncorreia9041]

can I buy this knife?

[@IvanTahi]

King men

[@florentleider222]

damas à motif en échelle ?

[@angthaiofficial586]

Katana japan video

[@user-ui9fi7zb2w]

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