Making a Medieval Damascus Sword Pt. 11

[@japcas]

Not many channels that show a master at work. This is one.

[@Arcticgunsmith]

Once again. Really appreciate you sharing your work. Love the build.

[@ChadSimmons]

That sax music absolutely made this video.

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

Glad you’re enjoying these Chad! ~Team Royer

[@SamTownsBladesmith]

She sure is coming along! Great work guys, thoroughly enjoying this series, and I'm glad it worked out ok!

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

Thanks Sam, We’re glad you’ve been enjoying our videos! ~Team Royer

[@silleywilley]

Love it! Thanks for showing the straightening process in detail, I’ve always wondered how you deal with that in such a large piece.

[@roseknife.aydogangul]

Thanks for the Turkish translation.

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

You're welcome, We're glad you are enjoying our videos! ~Team Royer

[@roseknife.aydogangul]

KyleRoyerKnives You're a very good team. You're doing great work.

[@lsubslimed]

Yikes, I think that's also a good test for checking tile weld integrity 😬. Looking good! Thanks for sharing!

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Finally quenced. Sword looks awesome. Hope we see arrow straight fully tempered sword in next video👍🏻

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

Thank you! We all love how it’s turning out over here. ~Team Royer

[@WarrenParton]

Your channel deserves far more subscribers. I saw your work on IG but had to hunt for ages to find your KZbin videos. Even searching “medieval Damascus sword” you were way down the list. Starting to understand how KZbin works, this may be because your have the words sword / knife / dagger etc in your titles so KZbin will not promote them which would get you the views and subs you deserve

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

warren parton-bill yeah, I’m looking into the whole names for titles, I can’t get monetized because (i think) KZbin does not like the KyleRoyerKNIVES name. Like the knives part. I’m looking into possibly rebranding our KZbin name to something else. ~ KZbin editor, and Kyle’s brother Josh

[@WarrenParton]

KyleRoyerKnives you massively deserve it and I hope you can get it sorted. The time you take to explain the process and your decisions is fantastic and very educational. It’s strange because after I posted my comment I checked Alex Steele’s page and he is using similar terms but it promoted and monetised. He might be worth reaching out to if not done already. There is great opportunity to make KZbin a business but there is a definite approach to it as they rely on algorithms rather than people making decisions. Anyway, there are people who understand it all far better than me. I just felt you guys really deserve it. Fantastic works and great videos. Hope to see you reap the reward 👍

[@jafetsanchez282]

Damn, I saw your first videos on this sword and no offense but they where really dull, but it seems you've really improved your videos quality. Excellent job, I'm excited to see more of this

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

Thank you! ~Team Royer

[@Loan--Wolf]

john over at black bear forge told me that a laser temp Gage cant give you a correct temp for heat treating he has been black smiting for 30 some odd years

[@nykokuro1928]

even if I appreciate your work I find it unfortunate that a master smith does not forge the tip of his sword and that work looks more like stock removal ... ??? maybe you have good reasons to do it without forging it?

[@skyee7859]

Nyko kuro most likely so he can make sure his pattern is centred to the tip. If he forged it he’d distort the pattern. Also likely a preventative against warping. Sometimes they can warp so that you have to grind the profile straight. If he forged the tip he could lose some length if it warped

[@griffiths-handmade-knives]

Is an Evenheat 48” kiln out of the budget?😂

[@KyleRoyerKnives]

Currently, yes. :)

[@lorddraguil]

Oh we love drama!, like As the World Turns but this would be named As the Forge Burns.....just sayin.

[@Thomas.Wright]

By the way, this video is out of order in the playlist.