Real Damascus Steel! How to make the sharpest knife in your garage?

Real Damascus Steel! How to make the sharpest knife in your garage?
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[@diemaschine2287]

Forget gold and silver im investing in Borax. Every time this guy makes a knife I can cover one year of my kids college tuition. A

[@Maxcoiner]

I think the person recording this does a very good job.

[@TheRealMeanDean]

Blowing the dust off the welding helmet. Boss

[@JesusSaves71185]

Excellent work my friend. Great content keep up the good work. 👍

[@mikeewalt6270]

If I were to do this, the only thing I would make is a trip to the hospital.

[@michaelmichaelmotorcycle2174]

Well you could always try and keep trying till you get it right, you’ll never learn anything if you don’t try

[@LandoT]

Thumbs up for helping protect your eyes, nice work

[@the_inquisitive_inquisitor]

You can make just about anything _sharp,_ but making a high quality knife means that it will *stay sharp* while you use it. We have very high quality mono-steels these days, but Damascus is a demonstration of skill and craftsmanship. Beautiful work, I'd be proud to make something half as good.

[@butsukete1806]

Yeah, all you really need is a belt grinder, some way to heat treat, and a slab of good steal. Still very much doubt it would be sharper than my Hitachi Shirogami kitchen knives, those are thin and hard, 8k+ whetstones actually make a difference. Though for a lot of food items having a rougher 4k grit gives a better bite when starting the cut. Now, a nice damascus scribing knife would be nice to have.

[@badatheist9948]

this is not Damascus Steel, we do not know how it was formed.

[@butsukete1806]

@@badatheist9948 Stop being pedantic, language changes. Everyone calls pattern welded "Damascus". Crucible steel is generally known as "Wootz" nowadays, and while there are a number of alternative methods to produce such steel, the process has been fairly well empirically worked out.

[@carnage77]

It is a shame that this is not damascus steel, a high quality knife or sharp. While I appreciate that the gentleman is undoubtedly a skilled metal worker, the blade design is terrible.

[@douglaswoodard3412]

i learned to forge using a coal forge i love seeing some one use one with such skill and control i know how easy it is to over cook and rune a billet lone seeing talent at work very beautiful blade sir

[@lonelyplanet1080]

very beautiful knife, a real piece of art..... thanks for taking the time to film this and post it

[@moeljas]

walking OSHA violation...I love this guy

[@GreatSkills8]

amazing video #greatskills

[@ronaldbelken284]

That's bad ass bro you are a true Craftsman it's the perfect knife for the kitchen or in your boot , make me one lol

[@benonablacksmith454]

Is that a Stanko pneumatic forging hammer? Excellent work, my friend!!!

[@elmar9577]

what oil do you use

[@ChristopherStump]

If I had a dollar for every OSHA violation I've seen in this guy's videos I could buy KZbin and have enough cash left over to buy us all lunch. I *love* this channel. 😂😂

[@mtnbkr8480]

Thanks dude, I'll have a turkey club with a side of fries. 🫴 😁

[@jacoblecoy3700]

No safety glasses.

[@jacoblecoy3700]

What's the green powder?

[@chadbutler7389]

How do we find out where we can go to either buy a knife or order a knife?

[@jamesball7322]

Way better process ,don’t you have an upright sander ?

[@amitbhattachariya9357]

What is this powder being sprinkled on the red hot iron lump?

[@frankdempsey3743]

What is the white powder and what does it do ?

[@masterskay_na_naberezhnoi]

👏👏

[@CobraKid209]

Whats the powder you put on it ?

[@larryscott4510]

what is the white power and why is it used ?

[@johnhwilliamsiii8138]

What is that white powder?

[@freddyvasquez7831]

What's the white powder

[@user-hy8sz7vk8s]

ماهي نوع المادة البيضاء الى توضع على الحديد؟

[@joshspringer8664]

Watch the power hammer is very satisfying for some reason

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

Well it's not " real Damascus Steel" as Damascus Steel is actually a crucible steel. It's pattern welding. Very hard work and sometimes tricky to get right so quite a laudable achievement nonetheless.

[@carnage77]

Don't confuse Wootz with Damascus. Wootz is the crucible steel which when folded, makes Damascus . 👍

[@MarioArredondo-kd1oq]

Que es el polvo blanco que de le agrega??

[@freduchini]

He preguntado lo mismo en varios de los videos de este señor y nadie responde, note que ninguno habla español salvo tu y yo. 😐

[@dmncanter]

Whats that powder for?

[@danielmcdowell9526]

It's like Flux it helps to stop oxygen from getting in and causing inclusions and what is know as cold shuts. It helps to keep the steal clean and make a good weld when forging.

[@entrop3800]

Ok Goods

[@albertcyphers1532]

As big and heavy it is if you miss cutting them you could beat them to death 😂

[@thierrydorison2735]

Hi my friend, what is the white powder you use? Thanks

[@seyranmanafli4055]

Hi. Borax

[@thierrydorison2735]

@@seyranmanafli4055 thanks

[@joel7804]

O segredo: o aço de brocas é aço rápido, nada mais...

[@user-gu1cy6xk6d]

Русской литературой горн топит

[@ianturpin9180]

Technical that is pattern forging. Damascus or wootz steel is made in a sealed retort with carbon (charcoal).

[@nothere57]

I have this discussion all the time folded metals are laminated Damascus is iron folded over 14 times so the carbon from the hammer blows migrate into the iron to form steel , how steel was discovered first

[@jamescade4723]

Wouldn't the glue on the Brad strips b a problem for the forging process?

[@just_that_crazy5179]

You'd think that, but nah. Surprisingly simple problem to fix.

[@BigHeinen]

Burns of almost instantly in the forge and the white flux powder cleans the metal as it heats up.

[@vikp6115]

For something like thst I would defenatelly use canister to keep everything intact , might even add some high carbon powder into canister to fill all the gaps

[@abdouben4367]

What is the name of the white powder?

[@seyranmanafli4055]

Borax

[@mhko1]

What is the powder that he spreaded over the heated iron? It was powdered several times between the processes he repeated heating and hammering.

[@ChristopherStump]

Borax. It minimizes oxidation.

[@yxlim56]

Borax

[@danielmcdowell9526]

It's a Flux to help in the welding of the steal by keeping it clean and keeping out oxygen that can cause inclusions and cold shuts.

[@mustricsgeza2431]

We all keep power hammers and surface grinders in our garage. The drill press is in the kitchen. And I weld on the toilet....

[@sylvestreshyampierrelouis4225]

What is this white powder??is this a base or an acid??

[@sofjanmustopoh7232]

Borax

[@glendavis4843]

What does adding the powder do for the steel?

[@maximegiordani9030]

good question. i don't know myself

[@carnage77]

Its flux. promotes better adhesion between the layers

[@maximegiordani9030]

@@carnage77 thank you

[@waldeinclan8196]

it prevents oxidation wich causes scales on the surface of the steel and prevents the metal from welding

[@dunesnake]

Somebody knows what is the powder the master smith pours on the metal when its red hot

[@seyranmanafli4055]

Borax

[@shawnroark582]

What's the white powder?

[@dk8583]

Borax

[@nihadmemmedov8355]

Qardas mərkəzə nəsə sərt karbon qoyardin da məsələn napilnik qıriğı yada parçemnik, həm san mai tərzi olardi həmdə sərt çəskinliyi uzun muddət qoruyardi .

[@paolodotti9533]

Excuse me Sir is possible one knife..if you sell. I'm from Italy.

[@davidtillman3]

I love your videos, but please wear safety glasses using a grinder. I've had metal slivers in my eye twice, and it's not fun.

[@EricSajid]

for the borax to be effective, the steel must be sunny yellow, apparently the fire is not powerful enough

[@dk8583]

For the love of Pete, where some safety glasses…

[@qasim_albarboori]

What is this white powder?

[@TheRealMeanDean]

Borax

[@mikeewalt6270]

Flux, it is for removing impurities.

[@qasim_albarboori]

@@TheRealMeanDean thanks

[@qasim_albarboori]

@@mikeewalt6270 thanks

[@dk8583]

Cocaine I assume.

[@ahmetmete8366]

Şimdi bu biçağı hemen bizim milangazda yapıyorum

[@timurgimazutdin603]

По моему я это уже видел

[@josecalico3064]

eso tiene delaminado, grietas, es solo un cuchillo de adorno¡¡¡

[@saeed.saeedi]

What is that white powder??

[@slooze6281]

borax

[@saeed.saeedi]

@@slooze6281 thanks a lot

[@Arcainmech2]

Buy some safety glasses 🫥

[@augustosoldier8379]

Oque é esse pó branco coloca cima do aço ????

[@angelhernan9140]

Y para que se lo agregas? Se que los clavos de clavadora neumatica son suaves, el bórax lo usas para soldarlos entre ellos o para endurecer el metal o para alguna otra cosa?

[@angelhernan9140]

@@jacobbravo9979 ha. Gracias, soy nuevo en este tema, hace poco tengo tiempo libre y comencé a hacer cuchillos y otras armas, y bueno hacer un cuchillo de un acero 1060 0 1090 es relativamente fácil, pero ahora he querido soldar piezas, hacer dobleces, aumentar densidades y me ha costado, he tenido burbujas, no solda bien, en fin, Ai poco a poco, tengo tiempo. Me llamo la atención como endureció el metal, aunque creo que no fue así, también ví laminaciones, en fin no todo es verdad en los vídeos. Pero gracias por la información, voy a usar bórax para soldar diferentes tipos de acero y para hacer doble es a ver cómo me va.

[@Karl_Ukarlovich]

Гидравлический пресс бы тебе с различными угловыми наставками ,а то из этого гидромолота во-первых масло хлыщет шо дурное во-вторых кизяк какой-то получается

[@peterbruno657]

It looks awesome but isn't a single piece of steel better? If this is done perfectly it is the same as a solid piece I guess but it seems like introducing a lot more risk into the project.

[@user-we5cq4ri6n]

Какое убожество!Зачем несколько раз собирать пакет с обычного железа если ты не собираешься туда что то углеродистое вмешивать!Эту железяку обычное сверло без напряга просверлило!Можно просто полосу с х3 обработать так же и не заморачиваться !

[@logankelliher1393]

Needs a handle

[@user-ds9lh8bo4y]

А зачем?

[@nihadmemmedov8355]

Шоу🎉

[@Thomas_jefferson69]

This dude uses flux like an 80's girl used hair spray.

[@jasontraynor6721]

Try some eye and ear protection old fella, you'll thank me in 20 years. Nice work but.🥰

[@Take_And_Make]

Whaat?! Welding with a mask now?!!! Unsubbing! LOL

[@thegoldennugget59]

Real Damascus was folded not cut into pieces and forged back, you are funny 😅😅

[@brysonalden5414]

Actually there are many ways to make patterned steel, all valid. "Real" damascus is made from wootz steel, if you want to get really precise.

[@user-rt3xx4qy3w]

Зачем этот изврат с электродами из простяка, какой то не нужный гемор, есть хорошие стали , нержавейки , это от нечего делать

[@shawnyoder4878]

Ok fruit ninja, damn!

[@VolodiaLukianov]

Плохо, когда вырезают из пластины. Вы всего лишь сварили кузнечной сваркой пакет. Вы не отковали режущую кромку, вы не отковали обух и само тело клинка. Внешне красивый, этот нож плох сам по себе. Хорошие кузнецы не вырезают ножи из пластины, а куют их. По сути дела - пыль в глаза. Просто зря потрачено время и огонь. Отвратительно. P.S. И даже бумагу нормально разрезать не смог...

[@VolodiaLukianov]

@@viktor-jj7ym7dv9r Так и есть.

[@StanislavRedkey]

Хорошие кузнецы из средневековья.

[@VolodiaLukianov]

@@StanislavRedkey хоть от куда. И даже современные. Есть даже знаменитые, только не тот что на этом видео... Сварил пакет, плющинул в пластину и вырезал болгаркой. Получив барахло на выходе и в пустую потраченный материал. А людям пыль в глаза пускает, как он красиво бурой сыплет.

[@StanislavRedkey]

​@@VolodiaLukianov Вытягивать спуски это уже от большого дефицита, или при крайне углеродистой стали на сырье, чтобы карбиды поразбивать. Но на этом канале я видел и вывод спусков.. кузнец явно знает что это. В данном случае, условно, сварены однородные пруты рафинированного сырья. Можно, наверное, к этому предъявить, мол какой смысл сваривать дамаск, тем более прутованный, без разнородной стали. Но на сегодняшний день потребитель видет рисунок и ему норм. Вы ещё предложите на булаты перейти)

[@VolodiaLukianov]

@@StanislavRedkey В целом, конечно, согласиться можно. Но тогда какой интерес сваривать пакет, если сырьё однородное по процентному содержанию углерода?)) Понятно, что кузнец знает, что делает. Я бы сказал это больше похоже на элементы красивого для глаза видео, где смысл красиво сварить пакет, а не конечный продукт))

[@sultoniabdulrozak5147]

👎👎👎

[@tonyhoanghp]

What is powder do you use

[@sofjanmustopoh7232]

Borax

[@avavavthang8634]

hidemyacc