Knife making - 25mm thick titanium fixed blade

THIS KNIFE IS SOLD!
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This is a 25mm thick chunk of titanium that I have spent a good 20-30 hours carving into a blade. This thing is damn near half a kg, and that’s after I removed a load of metal in the deep hollow grind and contours. I had a look on google and I couldn’t find another knife anywhere near this thick (and for good reason). It’s not really the most practice knife in the world but I don’t really give a damn. Thiers just something about the weight of it in the hand that just makes me chuckle like some sort of deranged super villain. Chances are good I’ll never get my hands on a piece of titanium like this again so I decided to do a nice organic shape and put a lot of time into the finishes and contours of the blade. To be honest I actually thought this might be a fairly easy build, but that was far from the truth. This whole build was an exercise in me beating my head against a brick wall and breaking my tools. I did the math and I killed 276 bucks in abrasives, drill bits and bandsaw blades to get this one done and that doesn’t even include the labour cost of the build. This was a nightmare to do for sure but now that it’s done it can go down into my baby book as my favourite blade I have built so far. If your going to the sydney knife show I'll have it on my table

[@oldnotweak]

is this knife intended as an anti tank weapon?

[@bakedandsteaked]

lol

[@joeym3755]

It probably batons really well

[@Birchwood1976]

You can baton it with a tank. :D

[@joeym3755]

+FlatlandWulf lol true

[@user-ws3fl5xx5i]

hahaha

[@graybermann]

Mate, at 1,690,753 views and a run time of half an hour, thats 96 YEARS of view time!

[@armageddonknives]

I know its bloody crazy

[@macauleykevern992]

graybermann I just have to ask what it was that possessed you to work that out hahaha

[@graybermann]

A bottle of gin...

[@Cannabisjudge42]

Macauley Kevern simple math

[@Cannabisjudge42]

in range of 120 years....

[@MovieMuscle]

That block of titanium is nowhere near as thick as some of the comments below.

[@farttartbuttface1680]

Or Kim's ass

[@BracaPhoto]

FYI... He sold it for $1800 !

[@gabegonzalez5055]

Great for him, but the knife was made of steel.

[@js-um2mg]

@@gabegonzalez5055 He clearly states that it was titanium, he tells us the alloy, and you can see the bright white sparks coming off it indicative of the high pyrophoricity of finely divided titanium. Steel sparks are far less abundant and more of an orangey-yellow color. Do you have any proof that it wasn't titanium?

[@gabegonzalez5055]

dimethylcadmium they look orange in the video

[@js-um2mg]

@@gabegonzalez5055 You may want to check your monitor's color balance. Also, the sparks from the titanium in the video stick around for a lot longer than steel sparks do, and they burn a fair bit brighter as well.

[@gabegonzalez5055]

dimethylcadmium I’ve worked with titanium and steel and it still looks like orange sparks to me

[@Dani-nv6ns]

CARVED OUT OF A FUCKING BLOCK OF TITANIUM Who the fuck does that This guy right here Cant believe you actually put the work in to make a knife out of a block of titanium. So much respect, and its such a beautiful knife as well. Subscribed.

[@armageddonknives]

thanks mate, appreciate the sub

[@Dani-nv6ns]

DB Blades do you have a website where you sell all your knives?

[@armageddonknives]

sure, here you go dbblades.bigcartel.com/

[@Dani-nv6ns]

DB Blades currently out of my price range, But I'll keep your work in mind while looking for my next knife. (I'm sure you've gotten this sort of talk before, it may hold very little weight for you, but someday I will be holding one of your knives.)

[@armageddonknives]

thanks mate, appreciate the interest in my work. Looking forward to building you something in the future

[@dylansantaclause9129]

The dessert eagle of knives.

[@LandolphiNTube]

Dessert? Is it vanilla or chocolate?

[@dylansantaclause9129]

LandolphiN it's eagle flavored!

[@weirdlookincarrot5228]

+Dylan Santa clause 'murica

[@lennonlloyd1324]

Dylan Santa clause just think,if he had heated and folded like the japanese katakana. lol

[@pawel11307]

Dylan Santa clause

[@handemooor984]

This is the third time I review the video and I still feel astonished, amazed. It's an overwhelming, awesome, an outstanding knife. I love it

[@armageddonknives]

thanks man, glad you liked the video

[@madass1980]

This video inspired me to knife making three years ago 👌 thank you

[@guruluka223]

"A little bit ridiculous"... What next...Tungsten carbide? Oh and please do tungsten carbide. It will be so heavy and uhh strong and uhh umm uhh impractical and umm cool?

[@guruluka223]

Or maybe silver, that would be cool and shiny.

[@ModernBladesmith]

tungsten carbide is a sort of.... carbide. i would say it is way too impractical to even try to form it.

[@zhengbq]

Nah, you can't really machine tungsten carbide (WC). It is way harder than all of the tool steel, so any saw or drill made of tool steel will break upon trying to cut WC. Second thing about WC is that it is extremely brittle. It won't deform, but it will break into dangerous shards. All the WC products are made from sintering WC powder with some other binder materials. And BTW, fine WC powder is extremely hazardous, so polishing WC is not a good idea either.

[@jaketheripper7385]

Guru Luka or Molybdenum steel with carbide coating

[@kennethkeys2248]

I once tried to machine a WC. Got water and shit everywhere, people who lived below me were not happy.

[@marcuscalvert3930]

people,... to everyone who keeps suggesting to him to "go thinner and get a greater number of knives out of a single piece of titanium," or "thinner would take less time", he said at the beginning, he was trying to make something different, an art piece. Stop nit-picking, the knife came out badass.

[@obi-wankenobi9871]

Nobody said that

[@scottedwards3403]

KZbin User actually a lot of people said that

[@DEATHANDSADDNESS]

The Kitten's Crash Helmet ,how does he taste 😂

[@dutchgunner8856]

In all seriousness, that is actually amazing. You have taken a chunk of titanium and turned it into a work of art by just removing material. That really is a beautiful piece of art. You have very amazing skills, that you can see that in a chunk of titanium and have the skills to bring it out! Exceptionally nice work!!

[@larsonfam3861]

The end product is BADASS, 100% satisfying, I'm sure it's a million times for you having made it, great job!

[@normrubio]

"All the knowledge that's on Facebook" The first time ever this string of words has ever occurred together at one time.

[@jrdog123]

That knife seems like a beast. it's cool like in a primal way but with a new modern twist. I like it

[@armageddonknives]

thanks

[@EvillClaws]

And it can double as an anti-tank projectile as well.

[@larsonfam3861]

People often confuse the fact that titanium is incredibly tough and pretty darn hard, but it's not so hard that it even makes for a good knife because it can't hold an edge, it would actually roll over, though stay intact, so it cuts similar to high speed steel, tough alloy steel, almost malleable, as far as hard metals go, from what I understand. So the idea this will be an art piece is perfect, and I'm not very surprised you were able to cut it well enough. Cool projects, thanks!

[@eYeZiQ]

I stumbled across this video while checking to see if anyone else sharpens their cooking knives with sandpaper (as my dad, an old-timey professional chef taught me to do) and what their techniques might be. I just hold about a 4x12 sheet concave in my palm and go at it with a circular motion @ 20 degrees. Has worked for me always, but I was just curious how other might do it, and youtube has put me here, and I'm an instant knife-making nerd. So much so, that I'm thinking of hitting up my metal-working friends to see what I can come up with if I can gain access to their sanding belts. This took me way back to my shop class in 9th grade using dremel tools and belts and saws. Tons of fun, thanks DB Blades! Your knife here reminds me of a couple of the C02 cartridge racing cars I've made. Slick and sexy. Now to actually sharpen my knives. Stoked I'm not the only one that loves making metal sharp using sand!!!

[@JonnyParker-]

wish i had a proper tool shed style place i could go and make shit

[@seanmcd5287]

same man

[@KekoOmega]

Jonny Parker same here

[@KekoOmega]

Jonny Parker you should check out Jimmy Dieresta

[@JonnyParker-]

KekoOmega is he a knife maker ?

[@KekoOmega]

Jonny Parker he makes all kinds of things, restorations and some knives

[@AndSome625028]

My inner engineer is dying inside. Wouldn't it be much easier to slice the block at the start?

[@Vincelixify]

jep and the sides and the handle and the end, he is like the opposite of efficiency and is waste

[@Herpkid56]

Just look at the chunk of metal at the end. That's what I call a waste.

[@Vincelixify]

nah now your just hating

[@AndSome625028]

***** Mine what?

[@Vincelixify]

no i was reacting to asorbans comment.. not yours

[@moogybannahilstopaflingon6803]

That's an artwork...Probably in the top (in no particular order) 5 most beautiful knives I've ever seen. That's a lot of work and a truly beautiful result. It's a collectors item straight up. Hope he won the show!

[@brooksbrooks6805]

thats not a knife... thats a wedge with a handle on it lol

[@yung_prodigy1457]

Ryan Brooks then why don't you try and make 1 that's better lmfao

[@damonsomers8901]

Ryan Brooks thats the point of it

[@younglord7805]

Ryan Brooks i was saying the same but, it is still a knife, and I if someone is stabbed by one these that will be very gory and bloody

[@MrCalicious]

"no it's not. that's a spoon" "I see you've played knifey-spoony before."

[@falaicha]

knife nʌɪf/ noun an instrument composed of a wedge fixed into a handle, used for cutting or as a weapon. synonyms: cutting tool, blade, cutter, carver "peel the oranges using a sharp knife"

[@jacksuquett1191]

use a spray bottle with half water and half light oil when using tge v and saw. Now, if you were going to weld this titanium and had to follow some military or aerospace procedure, than DO NOT... use any oil and follow proper procedures. Now back to knife making. titanium is very sticky when it starts to warm up. the water will do great at keeping it cool, and the light oil will help lubricate it, (Very Important) keeping the chips from sticking between the teeth of the saw blade.

[@AlphaMachina]

Good points.

[@markusfederico8732]

👍

[@TestarossaF110]

yeah I would also suggest a blower, cooler and lubricator it would have been much easier

[@cyruslever586]

mix oil and water?hahahaha

[@TestarossaF110]

Cyrus Lever water as cleaning/cooling spray and some kind of oil as lubricant

[@daddydoc1115]

so im guessing this would be considered full tang?

[@H31MU7]

lol more like full badass

[@lsubslimed]

Integral handle 😎😝

[@threeomgthree]

....think to yourself what it means for a knife to be full tang. Now feel stupid for asking the question because it is lol. also could be called an integral handle

[@daddydoc1115]

+Nokle it was a joke lol

[@daddydoc1115]

+Nokle i make knives i knkw what full tang is hahaha

[@Approx_99]

This is probably my favorite video I've watched, and will probably be my favorite for quite a long time just because it was so bloody difficult. It just took so long. I haven't put this much time into watching a video for a very long time.

[@ccprostreaming3410]

Hey mate I'm from Australia to and I'm happy that I finally found a good Australian youtuber

[@CalebMcFadden]

Check out Pete from Cedric and ada gear and outdoors

[@alongfortheride84]

Whoa, wtf happened at 10:31? We don't even get to know what was "stupid and dangerous"?

[@armageddonknives]

+alongfortheride84 nope, last thing I need is a little kid chopping his fingers off trying to copy me

[@armageddonknives]

+alongfortheride84 nope, last thing I need is a little kid chopping his fingers off trying to copy me

[@alongfortheride84]

fair enough

[@ryanbrewer6657]

+DB Blades I think I know what you did

[@avocares]

I can see the conversation now... Mom: Billy, why did you cut off your fingers? Billy: I saw a guy on KZbin doing it Mom: You saw a guy on KZbin cut off his fingers? Billy: I saw him holding a chunk of titanium against a band saw with his hands Mom: If all your friends were holding chunks of titanium against band saws instead of using the manufacturers recommended clamping device, does that mean you will too? Billy: Yeah Mom: Well you go see Dr Franklin and get your fingers re attached, I am going to talk to the KZbin authorities about the dangerous filth they allow on their website. Someone needs to do something about it.

[@joshua5o7482]

this video was recommended & I think this is the sickest knife I have ever seen now am a sub to this channel

[@anonymouscommentor4954]

same

[@shonaoneill5151]

Same....I never came across this guy before, however this is a bad ass project, anyone who could be arsed to take it on deserves subs! (subbed) my tools are crying in pain from the evil that is titanium lol

[@HeyGuy4321]

+Shona O'Neill titanium is not evil at all.. Git gud

[@PREPFORIT]

Me 2

[@trentkelley10]

Same

[@user-ck5uu9dp9k]

I realize this was done long ago, but I just discovered this and am in AWE! I love Titanium and this idea was fantastic, the work it took unbelievable! Great job! I actually have a couple of bricks of 6AL4V that have had me scratching my head… 😁

[@joebloggs5510]

I love art in it's sundry forms (painting, dance, fabrication etc) your knife-like sculpture certainly conveys the feel of a purposeful knife, you went through a learning curve with your medium of choice, and the finish with this difficult material speaks volumes for your dedication and patience. All this along with the pulchritude of your sculpture makes for a memorable piece of art. With millions of views for a knife makes appreciation for your artwork pretty manifest aswell.

[@dkccdk]

he thinks he has cheap tools haha... im doing everything with files a drill and an angle grinder haha \

[@Crytum]

wow man i dont even have an angle grinder...

[@Jellooze]

i do shit like this with my teeth and rubbing my poo on it to make the finish all shiny

[@dkccdk]

snakeazahra how do you cut your blanks? a hacksaw and file would take FOREVER haha

[@Crytum]

well my last knive took me 3 month to finish

[@Crytum]

well its not about not beeing able to buy an angle grinder. its just that i am in a city an have no real place to use that. an i am patient

[@art1muz13]

I WAS READING SOME OF THE COMMENTS, 1ST I WOULD LIKE IT TO BE KNOWN THE KNIFE CAME OUT ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!! IT'LL OUT LAST ANY KNIFE I'VE WATCHED OE VIEWED OR WHATEVER; BAR NONE!! I WOULD HAVE LIKED TO SEE HALF OF THE TROLLS EVEN COME UP WITH A SPECIMEN OF TITANIUM AS SUCH. I'LL EVEN BET THAT MOST OF THE HATING COMMENTS CAME FROM VIEWERS WHOM DON'T HAVE A CLUE ABOUT TITANIUM'S PROPERTIES! I SAY ALL OF THIS FROM A NEUTRAL STAND POINT.....I REALLY LOVE THAT KNIFE!!!

[@jayhaw2066]

HE'S 100% NEUTRAL HE JUST LOVES CAPS LOCK!

[@art1muz13]

NO RAGE RANT HER ROID RAGER ("I work with titanium everyday- wahhh, wahhh, u forgot to mention you are not any good at what u do or u would have a video posted ), ANY HOW I LIKE CAPS AND I WON'T BE ANSWERING ANY MORE OF YOUR TROLLING.

[@jayhaw2066]

+Artemus “GrandPa” Rodricq +wolfie83 this is why I find youtube coments to be toxic. Stop it you two! Titanium is a metal and metals are metal, plus the first three letters make the word tit, so ya it's an awesome metal, let's just keep it at that :P

[@art1muz13]

T Y I WILL MY APOLOGIES FOR MY INSOLENCE AND BARBARIC BEHAVIOR!

[@steve24822]

omg, turn your caps lock off!

[@michaeldemetriou1399]

wow for its size I bet it is very light love the way it looks thank you for the time you spent on the video

[@SkechArt]

just WOW! gr8 job man :D

[@drondronov13]

In a million years when new species find this knife in an iceberg or something, they'll think it was made by far superior civilization or aliens.

[@armageddonknives]

thanks

[@saaaaaaaaalt838]

Oh yeah. Titanium can catch fire (I think)... forgot about that.

[@guyman8627]

TheoreticalGenius titanium shavings can

[@osamabinliftin1981]

TheoreticalGenius yea he did say that

[@bembeleee]

TheoreticalGenius yes it can ..the small leftovers from it are so small and so hot they catch fire

[@caitgems1]

peter bombala like thermite

[@jacobmortimore]

TheoreticalGenius most things catch fire if the particles are small enough, even things like flour can actually explode. Titanium isn't like magnesium that you can just set on fire tho .

[@skidz1720]

That Knife is truly magical amazing job on that mate😉

[@lone-wolf-1]

I'm master dental technician, and we cast Titanuium-alloy with purity level 99%. It has to occure under exclusion of oxygen, under protective Argon-gas atmosphere at 1668°C. At temperatures exceeding 480°C titanium alloys generally oxidises and forms a hard and brittle layer enriched with oxygen, which is called alpha case. Titanium is way less elastic then steel, not quite brittle, but for milling it's tenacious. BEAUTIFUL work on that knife, by the way!!

[@memartin1000]

i would not have the patience to do that

[@armageddonknives]

neither do I which is why I spread it out over 2 months

[@geeloshots730]

so did you win?

[@ditto9300]

Egg Sy it wasnt a competition but more of a show.

[@SeraphimKnight]

>Freezing cold >Australia It's probably like 20c or something lel

[@btewb]

cool arrows bruh where do u think u are

[@marxvz9006]

Freezing in Australia is less than 15c

[@SeraphimKnight]

+Marcus Andrews 15c is still nowhere near cold bruh

[@marxvz9006]

SeraphimKnight yeah its cold but not freezing, i would say the most we can handle is 10c. But surprisingly we can handle the snow fine

[@joosekraft3405]

here in finland 20c is warm -20c is a common temperature in the winter

[@bodhisativaa]

Beautiful knife. Do you sell your items?

[@armageddonknives]

thanks mate. I sure do

[@armageddonknives]

dbblades.bigcartel.com/

[@abqalhamairi]

DB Blades how much did you sell this one for? I didn't find it on your website.

[@bodhisativaa]

DB Blades sweet.

[@bodhisativaa]

Abq Al-Hamairi he did say it was his favourite blade he ever made. He probably won't sell it.

[@shadeth90]

that knife is awesome, i didn't think the groove design would be so cook, until the end of the video, awesome job.

[@magatsu82]

best looking knife I ever seen

[@_hector__]

+Katalist Too bad CSGO is not real life

[@bazooke1014]

+Calabi-Yau Manifold too bad there is a website that makes cs go knifes

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

holy hell what a knife, nice design and build. I know I wouldn't have used a belt so early on, but take the heavy grinder to it, probably messing things up. Patient man with lots of sanding belts o.0

[@armageddonknives]

yeah It would be good if I could have cut a little more before grinding. But alas I don't have the right tools and trying to cut titanium this thick with an angle grinder is a miserable experience

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

DB Blades Interesting, I have to get me some Titanium and try a few things with it.

[@armageddonknives]

its weird stuff man

[@crazedindian2358]

DB Blades: lets get grindin'! student athlete: me? Nah fam👐the grind💯never stops👏i aint got no time⏰to stop😤

[@mattiloponen92]

Very noice m8. Wheb i saw the block of titanium my first thought was "thats impossible" but you pulled it off with skill and patience. Well done. I hope that knife paid itself back with interest.

[@crisshowe7668]

that night would make a killer log splitter !!!

[@crisshowe7668]

* that knife

[@borisrus3723]

for sure

[@squirts1]

not with that hollow grind it wouldnt

[@threeomgthree]

+k moods You are dumb.

[@crisshowe7668]

+k moods ya. but that's not a hollow ground blade

[@gr8o2h2o]

Looks like a knife that will not ever fail. How is titanium on edge holding and hardness? Can it be tempered after shaping?

[@armageddonknives]

titaniums ok, depending what your cutting. I would put it around the aus-8 level although it'll never get super sharp. you can carbadize titanium though to basically turn it into a fine hacksaw edge.

[@armageddonknives]

from my understanding no, titanium work hardens a little bit but can't be heat treated in the traditional sense

[@jancohuman2486]

Get a titanium steel alloy , heattreatable but be carefull when tempering leave it in a oil bath at 600degrees for 5 hours after quenching at a bright orange colour , then it will be like spring steel and it will hold an edge , note use diamond and aluminum oxide sharpning stones to sharpen it ,works best for me

[@crystalmay4886]

+El3ctroplague do you know what your talking about. i notice you only have one video on your channel. who are you and what do you know?

[@jancohuman2486]

+Crystal May I have one vid that is tru , and i have tried making a titanium blade but first try I screwed up the temper and my one friend who works with titanium told me how to heat treat it effectively, and who am I well i would not say a great smith but I know how to make a good knife.

[@theonetheonlyw5483]

"especially since most of it is cheap stuff" lmao, honesty, subscribed!

[@willbenjamin99]

I don't see what's so weird about it, just an ordinary Medford...

[@CalebMcFadden]

Exactly what I thought

[@Barefoot3us]

Dom, An amazing knife with such a beautiful profile. I understand the work it took especially the plunges, but what symmetry you achieved just stunning. Great workmanship and I'm glad you sold it to recoup what you put into it especially the grinding belts. I sure enjoyed the video thanks.

[@armageddonknives]

thanks mate

[@Ghandisgarage]

now try to break it

[@epicjn]

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@user-ij5os8gn1h]

++++

[@stevenboelke6661]

Titanium is very strong, but it is more brittle than steel. Brittle materials can be broken with relative ease, if done correctly.

[@stevenboelke6661]

wolfie83​ It's possible my memory has failed me, but I thought it was a hexagonal crystal packed material. It's doesn't yield much until it reaches its ultimate tensile strength, but at that point it prefers to snap or shatter rather than tear. I thought so, anyway.

[@treynathaniel4075]

Not stronger than stainless? What? Lulz. Is harder and stronger. And not brittle. Keeping a sharp edge will be the only problem.

[@xXxPS3GamingHDxXx]

That Knife is incredible. Love the rock pattern!

[@NayokeHenji]

It's so absurdly thick and beefy, I can't think of a single reasonable reason why you'd need it. I want 12 of them

[@maxkordon]

titanium is fucking expensive man

[@clickclack7451]

+Ivan Panev where can i buy a tit?

[@maxkordon]

plastic surgeon maybe?

[@salmanmunir96]

Lmao that reply made my day !!!

[@pyr0bee]

the one used in the video isn't. 6al-4v Ingots are like $20/KG

[@antimattercarp2720]

The thing is that titanium ore combusts before the temp you need to get for usable metal.

[@Chebva]

That knife is a little on the skinny side. Maybe you can make it slightly thicker? Beautiful custom knife. Absolutely a piece of art.

[@armageddonknives]

+Chebva Romero haha thanks

[@armageddonknives]

+Chebva Romero haha thanks

[@seanbrando_7456]

Amazing...that took some skill for sure--knife + love = ART

[@zacharius119]

That's phenomenal. Well done. One the most beautiful knives I have ever seen.

[@ZealofSparta]

That is an amazing piece of artwork you have created and this my first time seeing your work and I'm impressed! Cheers, you have another sub!

[@armageddonknives]

thanks mate and thanks for the sub

[@gballs007]

cheers bro...I don't ever comment on videos but you deserve one here...great finished product..didn't think titanium would have ended up being worked to that calibur..thumbs up!

[@armageddonknives]

thanks man

[@MarkyMark9mm]

beautiful, unique blade. I appreciate the time & effort that went into this project. I hope you are well compensated on the back end.

[@killabee-2384]

Awesome! We need more people like me and you and all the other craftsman In the world. I'm not to this level yet but I will be eventually. There's just less and less craftsmanship and pride in your work with today's generation. In my opinion it's just laziness but there's always hope. Great job man keep up the good work.

[@cowsauce9099]

How did it do in competition and were you ever able to get your investment back out of it?

[@armageddonknives]

wasn't really a competition but it went down really well at the show. yep it sold for enough that I made a bit of money back

[@jumpykilllerqx6029]

DB Blades Yo is it ture that titanium dose not hold a edge.

[@jumpykilllerqx6029]

But it is hard

[@armageddonknives]

not as hard as heat treated steel. It'll hold an edge ok, Its not great but its acceptable for most things. Not that it matters for this one though as its a pure showpiece

[@jumpykilllerqx6029]

Would you ever work with tungsten

[@Dr8minecraft8]

Winter in australia, ohhh that sounds cold. Nice job on the brick of titanium

[@armageddonknives]

its probably not compared to other countries. But I'm Australian which means Its my duty to start freezing when the temperature gets even mildly colder XD

[@Sho81]

Yeah only time I was ever to Australia was when I was a kid. Everyone looked at me like I was nuts because I was in just my denim jeans and a t-shirt walking around. lol

[@armageddonknives]

You sir sound like a madman

[@Sho81]

DB Blades Not really when you consider my winter in Pennsylvania can drop to or below -2.0 C. yearly but also tomorrow they are calling 36 C. I would love to live in a climate like you guys live in except those damned spiders. I'll take my bears, wolves, coyotes, and mountain lions any day.

[@abstar57]

believe me you dont want to live here for the weather it gets fucking hot and fucking cold at night i would take the cold over the heat anytime

[@waltpinkerton9473]

Dude I have watched loads of knife builds. Dam this one is so nuts lol. Well done, you smashed it.

[@lancetamplin753]

Yo y r people disliking this he took so much time and put in so much hard work in crazy.

[@drewvolker3791]

Just subbed. Found this very entertaining to watch through. Keep up the awesome work!

[@armageddonknives]

thanks for the sub

[@chrigoog]

That is THE most amazing shitty knife I've ever seen! Absolutely stunning looks and absolutely useless, gotta love it! I'm subbed now.

[@armageddonknives]

+Chris Legan hahaha thats gotta be my favorite comment of the day XD thanks man

[@armageddonknives]

+Chris Legan hahaha thats gotta be my favorite comment of the day XD thanks man

[@fostergames2416]

The moment he said it’s not going to be useful but I don’t care, I subed

[@J.T.Stillwell3]

I have a solid titanium cane. Truly impervious to damage and a real beauty to behold.

[@skyflier8955]

lol guys put it at 1.25 speed he sounds like an aussie

[@lordchanka8135]

Sky Flier he is Australian

[@skyflier8955]

Contagious ikr it sounds like he is tho lol

[@skyflier8955]

Cindafella lol i know

[@woody000555]

Do the nurses know you've escaped?

[@skyflier8955]

Falcon The Pickle Smuggler Do you smuggle pickles up your butt?

[@Joe-Marco]

It's absolutely gorgeous mate, good job. +like + sub

[@armageddonknives]

thanks man and thanks for the sub

[@tylerkrug7719]

That thing came out amazing! It's a chunky beast that's for sure, but beautiful indeed, the rock pattern was my favorite, super cool! Very impressive!

[@rohitraphael]

Wow! Never knew titanium could done that way... Knife looks awesome... Great work brother...

[@passmethesaltplease9350]

BUUUTTT........... Will it blend?

[@mrkiky]

it will probably not blend...

[@1995Rebel]

ZN

[@5eZa]

What's this thing gona be used for? Titanium doesn't hold an edge very well.

[@tissiposki7812]

+peter griffin you have some problems dude

[@mikediesel7125]

try to be a smart guy when he's making a show piece

[@BlueScreenOfDeathPL]

I know right? it's not hard unless it's titanium carbide, it's not more durable than steel and it's more expensive+that silly edge curve. But somebody bought it and likes it, probaby doesn't know anything about materials though.

[@llConceptll]

+BSODeath He said he knew it wouldn't make a good tool. I think it's just a cool collectable.

[@mypenisisincrediblysmallbu5538]

It's gonna be used for show, you don't make a knife like this to actually use it. You put it on display. The most it would probably be used for would be a letter opener. That would be one cool letter opener😂

[@foxystealthx]

This is great stuff to watch instead of doing my assignments the night before they are due...

[@mrm0nty550]

The closest thing to a real life dragonslayer. More like a hunk a metal than a real knife. loved it

[@EtherealAnime98]

looks amazing did you deside to sell it ??? also wear you able to sell it at a reasonable price and make a profit ??

[@armageddonknives]

yes on both counts

[@andrewdimonda10]

Tiaan Malan decide and were

[@TheOsirin]

I got an idea make a cut throat razer from razer blades

[@TheOsirin]

^Razor*

[@Hella-ob8fz]

If I ever got in a knife fight with an alien, I’d expect it to pull out something like that.

[@Blunty_]

Holy crap man you got some mad skills that knife was sick keep up the good work

[@danluckins4071]

you sound like charlie brown's teacher with the mask on

[@MrTmc1252]

Dan Luckins lol wha wha wha wa wahhhhhhh

[@user-yt5ck4bf9n]

fake you

[@osamabinliftin1981]

牆 顧客加強 觀察家 ting tong loves you long time

[@geekers8644]

USA numba 1

[@astafzciba]

are you an Australian AVE's cousin or something

[@vallevaan]

i just keep coming back to this video all the time, ive seen it like 10 times but still i watch it, you need to make something else like this.

[@vallevaan]

4 years later i came back again, thinking about this and didnt remember that i already commented this :D

[@alexanderstak1890]

OMG is perfect ,you are the best my friend . It took a long time to implement but it was worth the effort, great job !!!!

[@hellrizerusa2797]

3mm of titanium is more that enough to stop rifle rounds and you thought that it would be as simple as hitting with a hammer to break titanium?

[@renjackson4249]

Hellrizer USA it is, titanium is unbelievably brittle, if you try to forge titanium with a titanium hammer one of them or both of them will shatter like glass

[@hellrizerusa2797]

Ren Jackson the more you know...

[@hellrizerusa2797]

Ren Jackson but still, how come titanium can easily stop bullets, yet you can break it with a hammer?

[@renjackson4249]

So, first off, the first statement I made is completely wrong, I just misheard someone. Now onto the main point, your statement is correct......sort of. Titanium can stop a bullet and a hammer strike, the thing that breaks it is when you continually hit it and cause vibrations throughout the material, this will wear it the molecular structure of the titanium, so it can stop a singular strike from both a bullet and a hammer, however it will eventually break after multiple hits.

[@cow...5539]

Ren Jackson, the first comment you made was not completely off the mark. Pure titanium (probably what the knife is made of) is indeed VERY brittle and certainly cannot stop bullets. What Hellrizer is referring to is titanium alloy. High grade alloys are incredibly strong and can stop bullets. They are, however, absurdly expensive, and a couple of kilos can easily run up to several thousand US dollars.

[@moogybannahilstopaflingon6803]

This is what a Blue Whale pulls on you to take your wallet....

[@chefboiarby304]

-Cold- Sold Steel wants to *know your location*

[@WW-kh5ru]

I know I'm just a kid but this is an amazing knife cool how its made out of titanium nice job on the hard work

[@jaytate7899]

I can’t believe I watched this when it first came out and you’re still here I like that shit

[@arendmookhoek4314]

would it not have been better for your time and wallet to saw a rough bevel and grind the rest?

[@armageddonknives]

I thought about that but I don't really have the set up to try that on the bandsaw. maybe an angle grinder could work but that seems like tempting fate a little too much for my liking

[@arendmookhoek4314]

DB Blades okay, thank you for the response

[@AlonShap]

Amazing piece of art! Cheers from Israel

[@armageddonknives]

thank you very much. oh and g'day from Australia

[@AlonShap]

Good day for you too!

[@levisteber]

+DB Blades wait your Aussie! you are the only knife makimg aussie i know of on youtube!! hi from NSW!

[@armageddonknives]

sure am, born and raised in Vic

[@jaydenosmialowski4795]

+DB Blades hey from Canberra

[@J235304204]

The blades you make are alot more detailed than other channels.

[@VIRTUSXIX]

Absolutely beautiful knife and may not seem practical but for an outdoorsman/camper it would actually be very useful. Folding a wash cloth and holding it along the spine hitting with a mini-sledge would make splitting wood extremely easy especially with how thick and tough the metal is. Drilling a 1/8" hole in the handle designed for a pin that you could slide a piece of tube steel over would make it useful as a brush cutting implement and so on. Many possible uses and very unique. Worth the time and effort you put into it. Bravo

[@RyzenCat]

Has nothing to do... MAKES A FUCKING KNIFE OF A BLOCK OF TITANIUM!

[@dementedbowine8681]

i you made one cut dow the middel you would have had 2 really badass knifes

[@armageddonknives]

I could have done that but then It would have been just another knife. I do plenty of more useful knives much thinner out of high grade stainless steels so this was more for fun than anything

[@dementedbowine8681]

this is just wrong

[@kobomontes3117]

madscienceforged has been doing it for years one of the best titanium knife and sword makers out there in my opinion.

[@criticalcustoms8751]

That is a really nice looking blade. I love the design and outcome of that. Good job mate.

[@cameronr217]

Wouldn't it have been easier and more cost effective to have cut the billot in have and made 2 slightly thinner knives from it?

[@armageddonknives]

Yeah probably. But that would have made the knife a lot less special.

[@cameronr217]

+DB Blades Ture. I has a very unique look to it.

[@squirts1]

after drilling the holes.... why didn't you just clamp the part vertically and saw down across the length of the part... would have taken you far less time and wear on your saw blade since there is so little material between the drill holes....

[@armageddonknives]

thought about it but my bandsaw wouldn't have cut deep enough besides I don't really have a good way to clamp it

[@squirts1]

DB Blades yeah a stationary/vertical band saw makes that type of cuts easier. end result is impressive regardless.

[@armageddonknives]

k moods that would be ideal, but they take up loads of room and aren't exactly cheap. If i ever do one again I might need to get it cut out out with wire edm or something

[@D3moknight]

What about a portaband? Then you just need a table clamp.

[@Mel-bw1zu]

I like the fact that you put the gloves on only after you were finished

[@declanmcgillivray1959]

Wow the first fellow Aussie knife maker I've found!