Knifemaking - in depth explanation about knifemaking: idea, materials, tools, heat treat, ..

This is the video with in depth explanation of the thought process behind my knifemaking.
Explanation about ideas, tools, materials, heat treat, ..
This is the video I wished I came across I was starting to make knives. I notice very often people follow the same processes.
I like to learn the old ways. To simplify the process and squeeze the high performance out of the knives made in such way.
Oil that I use and could not remember the word is Canola/Rapeseed oil.
It is difficult to measure hardness of knives with bevels already ground. But I did measure the hardness of one or two small kitchen knives blanks, which did not have the bevels ground yet and it was 65-66 HRC.
After that, I temper it to something between 60 and 62 HRC.
I believe this is good spot for edge retention but still relatively easy to sharpen.
I hope you enjoy the video and looking forward to your comments and suggestions. Let me know what you would like to see improved, added, what contents, .. in short, you can actively SHAPE this channel for mutual benefits.
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[@Markomanne666]

I think it's great when you can see who and how the knives are made! This makes every knife more interesting because you have a lot of insight and transparency into how every knife is made by hand and that's exactly what makes it so special and stands out from the crowd! Here you can see who made their knife and each one is different and unique! That's great!!!

[@uroskricka]

Thank you my friend!!

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