Forging A Viking Seax Knife

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[@captainbranman999]

Really. U had to make this vid 10mins

[@ДенисБулгаков-ч8н]

В конце что за цветные "карандаши" т для чего?, не понял....

[@AScott31]

Black Beard Projects subscribe to pewdiepie nowplz

[@elveezultraTECH]

9:00 whats that ? tool

[@EpicWorkshop]

It is so cool to see the procces of forging the knife. So glad I had opportunity to make the Collab with you Bro!

[@MagikarpMan]

Nice

[@reuben4762]

process

[@michaelstringer5520]

Hey man, just so u kno, I luv the vids. I even tried to make to longclaw myself. Didn’t turn out nearly as good

[@nathanheng8954]

Absolutely LOVE this style of video. It's easy to follow the steps and watch the movement of the steel heat after heat to see the "goal" of the heats as the knife takes shape.

[@TwoHandsRestorations]

I like that you are keeping the "natural" look of the metal after it has been worn away by time. Great video.

[@somuchanger3901]

Nothing has illustrated to me more how hot grinding gets than when I watched the water on the blade evaporate as you tidied up the edges! Amazing.

[@joeleek9976]

i, unfortunately, learned this the hard way. Luckily for me, my lizard brain is crazy fast and I dropped it before I registered the burning.

[@therealamerican99.76]

Hehe it does get hot. Thank fully not hot enough to really hurt urself (assuming u pay attention to the metal colors)

[@badwolf6398]

Nice work. I've never used a bevel jig but it seems like it would make it easier to keep consistent lines and not get the dreaded wobble.

[@guntherschulz7709]

Congratulations for this work. I'm from Germany and the sax is still in demand today as ever. I've also built one this year

[@TRGRESTORATIONS]

Really cool knife. Love the finished/unfinished look!

[@JTD19881369]

My all time favorite knife design. I really wish I could afford one right now

[@robertrichburg2120]

I commend you on your craftsmanship it made my workmanship 100% better.Thank you for your help

[@lez7875]

saudações do Brasil a todos + like. muito bom. os Vikings ficariam orgulhos de tal artífice. + sucesso.

[@geoffallert1921]

Beautiful blade. It will serve its owner well. I hope they look after it.

[@OddTinkering]

Excellent work as usual. I think it's cool that you other youtubers as well. I hope to get to such level someday too. Thanks for inspiring us smaller creators.

[@ForgedInHolland]

Not so small now anymore !

[@pablonaterabravo4370]

Next collab with Alec Steele 😎😉

[@moet1114]

Pablo Natera what about Torbjörn Ähman

[@smithy1578]

Or with hepthestase

[@ironfae]

Jason Knight would be another good choice.

[@smithtrooperxcix7059]

Who else gets overly satisfied when watching these videos? Like, I fall asleep and my phone drops out of my hand onto my face, anyways, keep up the good work bro!

[@reidwitt1168]

I’m a fellow knife maker myself and I’ve always wanted to make one of these

[@roninviking2373]

It's so funny, i was just looking at my notifications and i saw the epic workshop video and i thought wow that looks like the same knife. I chose to watch yours first, I'm glad i did. Lol

[@SteveJaeger]

This is definitely some mall ninja level of work.

[@gurk2k]

Great vid! Loved it, wife also liked it! Now we need a matching handle!

[@jeffreymiller9706]

I'm saving this video as my inspiration piece...Thank You

[@JoeyAtilano]

That came out awesome. The handle too.

[@delcodanglin9382]

Awesome job! I just started giving knife making a try and made a very rough seax of my own. I’ll have to keep watching for tips and ideas

[@진형김-b5t]

멋진 전통검 입니다 귀하의 높은 실력에 👏

[@NerdInventor]

Beatiful knife! I love the choice of music in the beginning!

[@joshuamatthias1781]

Thats a masterpiece of seax ,really nice !

[@VictorJarap]

Te quedó espectacular viejo!!!

[@jandastroy]

That is some great looking work my friend!

[@danielcrawford7315]

Love that ruffff forged look. Nice job for sure Blessed days sirSir, Crawford out

[@joeleek9976]

Did he leave the scale on it?

[@danielcrawford7315]

@@joeleek9976 yup i believe he did. And it looks fan-freaking-tastic huh Blessed days sirSir, Crawford out

[@joeleek9976]

@@danielcrawford7315 I'm not a fan of it, but I can appreciate it is a certain look.

[@danielcrawford7315]

@@joeleek9976 , i respect and apreciate your position and opinion fully. Its all kuul Mr. Joe. Its a good thing not everyone is the same really would be boring.

[@joeleek9976]

@@danielcrawford7315 thank you, sir. I feel the same.

[@eagleeye1918]

Great collaboration with Epic Workshop! Liked the video 😊 thx for the slow mo of the sparks. An entertaining touch 😊😁

[@sadece_a4rda42]

I m from turkey it s so cool man you very very good

[@StuffUCanMake]

I like your attention to detail.

[@BrothersMake]

Dammmmmmmmn that’s a fine looking blade 😍

[@AgentDiego]

Oooh! This is totally gonna be EPIC!

[@josetamayo9610]

I like your videos without music but still cool

[@BrayleyBlades]

i wish i could get my knives this sharp.... one day....

[@ManCrafting]

Love the way that’s turning out. I’ll say you are way more comfortable on that belt grinder than I am. 🤣

[@forestfoodkitchen8319]

I really enjoy watching your videos , great job as always !

[@TimStevens32]

Love your work i love viking stuff aewsome job

[@DanKoning777]

Does "Popeye" know that you're plunging that hot steel into "Olive Oil" ??

[@luisferreyra5976]

Excelente trabajo te miro desde Argentina

[@darrenjack631]

Finally a new Black Beard Projects's video.

[@nxtnick]

For your next project you should do an axe restoration but hydro dip the handle

[@curiousgeorge4708]

I love how the music kinda flows with the video

[@Balefulmoon]

Beautiful work!

[@knowledgedistributor6217]

love your Work bro 💯%

[@stevesammut499]

A beautiful blade.

[@rebusco75]

¡¡Gran trabajo!!,mis felicitaciones.

[@Wuzzup129]

Very nice "Hanle".

[@ahmeddhalech1127]

Anyone else clicked like before watching the video 😁

[@danielcrawford7315]

Always do 😁😁😁

[@greenchiliforge1059]

Same here

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Awesome Viking Seax Sir

[@jasonbrody8957]

Woah! You're damn fast with that hammer!

[@dlbknives4869]

Sweet! Great lookin' blade!

[@BasedBidoof]

wow that's a hard blade by the end. I liked it with the fingerprint on there, pretty cool. too bad people are gonna be able to log into your phone now, leaked finger print lol

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

The bowie of the early middle ages!

[@sbjennings99]

Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls

[@rickpalechuk4411]

The seax is a sexy design, nice job. Thanks for sharing Cheers

[@beethra]

Love the music! AND the knife:)

[@ВладиславБанзимир]

PERFECT! I am russian, brother, good luck

[@NateM154]

"Honey, knife is ready." "Ok"

[@edwinmason123]

Will you be making any more of these? I would love to have one. Take care, Eddie.

[@Vinnouu]

what is the last tool you used ? (from japan)

[@mikefinto4048]

Hardness testing files

[@Ryan-np4rb]

Like Mr. Finto said, they are hardness files. Each file goes up in the degree of hardness based on the Rockwell scale. At the HRC 65 file it started marring the surface of the knife indicating that the file was harder than the heat treated knife. This knife was prob around 63-65 HRC, depending on how well you trust the files, which is a very hard edge. Great for edge retention. Edge won’t dull as quickly.

[@erich4480]

How does the technique works at 5:30 ? I've already seen it somewhere else but i don't know why they use this

[@NoahCatan]

Awesome knife. Wish the video didn't have any music like the previous videos, it's more relaxing

[@jbussa]

How did the Vikings and others before them do the grindy part?

[@dlscorp]

Great video, love the sounds of blacksmithing and forging ... can someone please tell me what were those pen looking things rubbed on the blade around 9:00 ?

[@scottyno03]

Dreadlord Scorp hardness testers. HRC refers to Rockwell hardness.

[@Righthands]

Next collab with my :) Nice job!

[@AurimasDapsys]

Your channel is awesome. Still young, but I see potential! Like !!!

[@baisogalosmedelynas8992]

Right Hands indeed. Good channel - subscribe!

[@gavinelgin1276]

Do you use water when you grind metal

[@draven3838]

So I have a question? What are you gonna do if there isn't any power for all those machines ????

[@husseintaleb8799]

Looks amazing

[@martinwolf5957]

Very good job, I 's grea. 👍 👍 👍

[@LUCKYB.]

Nice knife my.taste tang is about 2.5 inches to short . Question why not forge out the cutting edge ?

[@EangLaLa]

Nice man good job.

[@b.mate.]

Nice knife men

[@terry.8906]

hablo español y me encantan tus videos , sigue asi

[@jg_k7]

8:41 what is it??? I don’t understand so much about the theme.

[@ethanvandersloot8033]

Where did the music come from it sounds so familiar

[@andygaier713]

Nice work. But why did you put it in your oven and what was the pencil set thing you used at the end

[@ThatBeardedWhiteGuy]

Great job !

[@pvtcarver]

not sure if you already mentioned to someone in the comments but what grits do you use on the sander? i made my Seax blade last night now i have to sharpen!

[@KVworkers]

woooow this knife is coool :) i hope mine made knife someday will be so good like yours :)

[@PatrickDustman]

Wow, that looks so great. SurvivalAustria

[@mikeox_is_small]

did you seriously sign your youtube comment? are you 80? Bruce Wayne

[@MFLUBE]

Good job

[@eerboe]

Gorgeous!

[@yahyakaloy5639]

ماهي الماده في الدقيقه 5:55

[@sampath007]

Appreciate it what about Damascus steel lost technology

[@mzmadmike]

Damascus was never "lost." People have been pattern welding iron for 2500 years. The specific mine for Wootz steel played out, but we can easily duplicate the alloy content with modern metallurgy.

[@santosmelendrez9310]

Muy buen trabajo saludos

[@Gielea]

What's that you're using to hold the knife as you run it across the sanding belt?

[@DanceManAlex]

Hey I’m new but I’ve seen this in a few of his videos. Can someone explain to me what that curved ‘straight hooks’ for lack of a better name, are for? Those Japanese hrc### ones right there at the end?

[@greenchiliforge1059]

I thinks you been practicing 👍🏻

[@guntersuppe2439]

Hey i just love watching this kind of Videos even i dont know anything about forging etc so what was this things in the box at the ene of the video?

[@Choppincharlie]

I’m curious about your forging hammer. Have you done a video about it already?

[@javanbybee4822]

I gotta make this

[@MrPhineas15]

What is the name of the tool you are using the establish your bevels?

[@conieslie9537]

what is the purpose of an anvil tied up in a chain?

[@Carlpinding]

Seeing nobody answered; it's to deaden the sound and stop the anvil ringing.

[@MechanicalRhino]

Good Job !

[@mealex303]

Hope you like this idea? 💡 but how about you trying to collect some of your beard hair and put it in epoxy and make handle scales for a knife? A shoutout would be awesome if you did it oneday?

[@mondrota]

And you've made an epic typo 😂 Great video!

[@jackkerr9773]

When you got those hardness testing files out I nearly died 😰

[@derekh3458]

What was the second hammer you used?

[@longrider42]

Did you ever put a handle on that Seax Knife? If so I cant find the video.