LIVE | Forging a Barong

[@dustinroberts6771]

I bet the 6 people that gave this video a thumbs down have never made anything. They probably buy knives at gas stations. Loved the video.

[@broken1965]

Or Pelosi left

[@fswarrior9510]

Many people dislike the video by accident, that happened to myself few times in the past

[@wepntech]

or are terrified of knives and never buy them. lol

[@funny_frog_k]

7

[@JiryStark]

I was like "man... I miss Jason in FiF" and suddenly this channel appears. Already subscribed, man.

[@ghodspeed510]

I am enjoying the Live series. Watching Jason has inspired me to be a maker. His Forged online course guided me through getting started. I have never touched an anvil or knew the difference between different steels. I have already made my first knife and sheath. Thank you sir.

[@TingTingalingy]

What were his videos like? I've thought about ordering them.

[@Camulus777]

Hey Jason glad to see you have your own youtube now! I'm an artistic architectural blacksmith but love making weapons from history as a hobby. To see a master smith in action is rare and incredible.

[@kevinwoolen4458]

Hi All, I started making knives last year after finding some elk sheds at work, pre - covid. I thought what can I do with these? Make a knife, and then I was hooked. I have added tools and skills every month and tuning into Jason's KZbin has made a huge difference in my skill set. I also find the tools and equipment tips helpful. I just signed up for the three-class deal and look forward to learning from someone that teaches what I want to learn. Thank you, Jason.

[@wayneerwin1498]

None of your videos are boring they are enjoyable and very educational

[@C-M-E]

My favorite kind of maker/instructors are the knowledgeable, no bullshit guys overflowing with wisdom but will make to work for it. Another sub for your fire! While I can certainly appreciate a power hammer for a production environment, before my hands went chummy I was very fond of my customized 5 lb sledge, railroad iron anvil and the ol' charcoal grill that I reworked with some extra steel and a blower motor for a very serviceable charcoal forge. Made a lot of great knives with it too, though my favorite that I wished I hadn't sold was an oversized Damascus kukri I made for a lawyer that wanted it for hog hunting. Took me a good two months but man, I wish I had it in my collection. Some knives come out so perfect it's heartbreaking to part with them.

[@raganagaweare138]

I dig your blade crafting and learn alot.I have been playing at blade smithing for about 5 years now..and I can't stop trying. some victories and plenty defeats but I love it! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@joshuabarnett6158]

Wood Wright Shop, one of my earliest memories from childhood. PBS was a constant. Loved his show as a kid

[@jackbright9483]

Not a boring video at all. I love your content and mindset. Great teacher and great smith.

[@scottbird8841]

0:31 learning a lot from watching your cast's. Your very explanatory. Love it

[@christianmesser3289]

Thanks for you're awesome videos I've been brute forging chef knives like crazy you're insight was 💯

[@chriswade4716]

Great video Jason! I appreciate you sharing your time and knowledge. It's funny how some guys forge, some guys melt (foundry), some guys weld, while quite often people don't mix the three entirely. I see all three as a means to manifest my will upon metal. Melting is a crap ton of fun and I started casting sword handles directly to the tang in aluminum bronze. No fastners. I encourage others to try everything. There are so many talented people out there and seeing them smile is worth all the trouble. :)

[@krumpnug9181]

As a person who just bought a forge and anvil. Seeing full process video's like this really paint's a picture of what to expect

[@lmenzol]

So much cool information you’re giving here. Getting ready to take a class but eventually I want to build coal forge and a cheap harbor freight anvil to get started on my own. Jason Knight you the man!

[@alexanderartman4449]

Great way to start your weekend. These are absolutely fantastic. Love the cradle to end video. Thanks so much. Keep making 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@lynnkerr372]

Love your style , I use my power hammer similar to the way you use by moving to the side . Haven't seen anyone else do that as often . Great watching you , really motivating me to get rockin .

[@joshwilson3884]

Damn it. I missed this live. Please do more q&a... this is fucking awesome!

[@Damphair1]

Jason, thank you so much for showing this. I have had an underlying shoulder issue for some years now. I have always wished to create with a forge but always had the impression that it involved heavy hammer swinging that could burn me out quickly. I understand that you probably do have to swing heavy handedly from time to time but, this video has really shown me that that may not be necessary. Thank you for a very inspiring video!! A may spend some time at the forge after all! Thanks again 😊

[@samueldale276]

You can definitely get started for less than 500 bucks. My first forge and anvil was an old bbq grill with a bicycle pump for a bellows and I used the face of old sledge hammer as an anvil.

[@vincentgolden5352]

Really like your video's thanks for sharing your knowledge. Takecare

[@willywil5356]

I like your no BS style, strait to the point Real blue collar 🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏼👍🏼🔥🔥🙏

[@billythekid3300]

Hope you keep making these awesome videos. It's great for those of us with a more than two second attention span. I love the no editing/fuck ups and included feel, it kind of reminds me of a blacksmithing show in the spirit of Joe Rogan show.

[@damascusfreak1967]

Just found your channel love it looking forward to more videos. Thanks

[@jessevanes1]

very informative & fun to watch

[@kinesiumlegaspi3322]

hi Jason...as a Filipino, I am honored that you made this video showing our traditional machete called BARANG....you nailed it with a twist..awesome...

[@kylemcintosh6922]

Dude love this video kickin ass learned alot thanx man

[@pablodiablo7658]

Good man, I dont watch TV either! Great watching your build! I`m just getting started forging knives, though been doing stock removal since last year..Thanks for the videos

[@JTL-knives]

thanks jason... love your work... please keep it up

[@rabadgett]

Glad that you have videos and have started live streams!

[@InsAznKlown3]

Love watching your work sir, sorry it took "that history channel show" for me to learn about you, and I also love to carry scout style appendix carry

[@broken1965]

Forged in fire lol

[@jeremeybeck7203]

I forge but always love learning more. Thankyou.

[@ThomasBrandoGreenman]

Can't go barong with this!

[@grantoyamaha]

New to the channel, absolutely awesome mate , love your style and you seem to be a really nice bloke .

[@badinmatenoyard]

If you keep up the videos, your channel will be boomin. Keep it up brother.

[@joelpa4638]

THAT'S AWSOME WATCHING HIM TAKE A RAW PICE OF STELL AND TURNR IT INTO A WORKING PICE OF ART AND YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY JUST LIKE MY METAL SHOP AND WOOD SHOP TEACHERS DID IN JR HIGHT AND HIGHT SCHOOL

[@lynnkerr372]

Your camera men also are great . Do they blacksmith? They seem to know exactly what to film which helps greatly to see what your doing .

[@joshuapo4972]

Great beard and great live show!

[@wh1skey7even38]

Can you tell me where I can find the smaller anvil (rectangle with hardy hole, at 1:14 in) that you pointed out (the you are going to clean up and demonstrate later)? At least the proper name, so I can look it up for myself? Love what you are doing... I'm learning a lot!

[@GodseyKnives]

enjoyed watching learned some stuff thanks for sharing .

[@lenblacksmith8559]

So Jason have you got any video's of you making a Kukri??

[@douglasgault5458]

Keep it up as I've been in search of a great teacher that doesn't like TV.

[@MTCoalForge]

great stuff big fan of your work

[@iannielsen4651]

So fun to watch. Once our future location is more secure I'm gonna get a forge. My 9 yo really wants to make knives.

[@АлексейПолежаев-э9ч]

Good health. Jason's magic-statistics yesterday 8,130 subscribers. Today 9,003 ,,,,, Very happy for the knight. Fine blade.

[@Marc-qo1gz]

I’m very fond of 5160 leaf spring cause it’s a forgiving steel and easy to come by

[@KyleTheNomad84]

It’s not boring! Great stuff, man.

[@Lynedrac77]

What is the purpose for rest the hammer on the steel before striking it?

[@jeremyo763]

I love watching your techniques so definitely not boring haha, but I enjoyed the hand sanitizer tangent all the same!

[@bearfootknivesgunforge9183]

Jason what thickness are you shooting for thru entire knife ? Also what do you think about the taper bevel on knives? Thanks

[@kylemcintosh6922]

I'm very new at this art how do I build a decent forge?

[@KageStelhman]

Roy Underhill... as in the guy from The Woodwright's Shop? I love that show, the theme song is part of the reason that I play Fiddle Now and Roy really knows his stuff ^.^

[@DisturbedKhan]

The sound disappeared for a moment, and I was instant, like crap " How did I mute this? "...lol I would watch this hours, I haven't started working metal yet, so I watch for technique and creative ideas.

[@jarrodsmith9913]

Are those round or flat dies in the power hammer?

[@EmKooi93]

Just started watching your channel and I love your content. Seeing this and hearing you say you like "ancient" style swords have you ever made or plan to make a greek falcata or an egyptian kopesh.?

[@Jeremy-iv9bc]

This is great! Some of the camera work gives me motion sickness though lol.

[@robvanza]

Buy a boat!

[@paulrobertson7980]

These are great videos

[@benjaminbrosius9191]

I would like to get started where can I get the basics for a forge set up.

[@hairolizhar]

Great video sir. The barong you've forged looks more like a Malay Parang

[@jameswells6988]

Railroad Track good for Knives to be forward from

[@hanginwithdave1958]

makes me want to forge a barong. I'll have to try that now!

[@jamespierce1096]

Thanks for sharing. I watched after it was live, how can i donate?

[@greatwhitehope10]

Where could i find some pics of your tomahawks sir?

[@jorojinnomad549]

I make knives.. my first time watching Mr.Knight live tho..

[@JasonKnightMS]

Thanks for checking my KZbin channel out and commenting here and on the Wakizashi challenge with my son.

[@Sarklord]

i haven't been able to find the vid he is talking about in 1:01:30 did any of you find it?

[@rtzlss]

Sark kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKHIqpt5Yrp8fMk

[@kylemcintosh6922]

Where are you located? Where's the shop?

[@sirtblairjr]

Hey Mr. JK, I really nice your knives. Nice work. But I have questions, you can't carry your knives around especially not here in the South (Tenn) so why? What do you think on this? A time and place on this. But, thank you for you teaching. Your the best I think...keep it up..

[@combatkarl965]

Those make really good fighting knives. I wish I could find someone that would make me one.

[@nevsurnevsur2502]

Hi, which German Museum do you mean? Kind Regards from Germany.ps. you are really good to understand , i dont understand the most Americans speaking

[@nickvids1000]

Jason, what's that fixed blade on the belt?

[@dannyfuson2316]

I am trying to learn the trade i ended up with my great grandfathers old blacksmith forge and anvil date is 1906 so far i have done a few things with it and i am hooked bad going to try forge welding the next time I am off work

[@willtorbett6679]

You got me very curious cause I’m from East TN

[@ernestobarrameda1087]

Your fun to watch jason

[@darkhamishgaming2821]

Hey Jason I'm just getting into forging my sound went out when you was talking about the series to get to help learn i was just hoping you could get back to me and let me know so i can get it

[@stokermeister3]

Ya cannot beat the Irish ☘️ 😍 🇮🇪

[@robertconrad5685]

So as a starting knife maker what would be the most important tech tip i would need to know?

[@robertgarza600]

Have you used a hammer from Jim Poor?

[@erniebeswick7675]

Great watch.i think.you will hit one million subs in no time very informative without all the B's

[@scottburnett1908]

Sorry I missed the live show, but great video!

[@sigitas909]

Not sure why, but all of the audio is only coming out on the left channel. Something to look at the next stream.

[@sigitas909]

@@JasonKnightMS lol yup I heard 45 min after I posted that

[@deansmith514]

New Zealand!!!!!

[@The_Story_Channel]

I was unaware that you had a KZbin channel, guess I am just old and uninformed, anyway, could not click subscribe fast enough. I look forward to watching you shape steel.

[@bentoombs]

Why don't I get the notifications? I blame Jason. It was cool anyways. Love me some 80crv2

[@Lynedrac77]

You should weld a metal ruler on the leg of the anvil so it’s always there

[@juniorfergus6970]

my name is junior and I'm from trinidad in the caribbean. if i want to buy one of your knives how do i do so

[@KKoKoRR]

It came my mind that a little 5 years old bladesmith, forging a blade with a piece of play dough on wooden anvil. Is there a cutiest thing than that for his dad?

[@clarktaplin9495]

How do I enroll in your 4 day class

[@ringomamangon2559]

Is this your take on what a barong should look like ?

[@2fs2ns]

Thanks for the audio fix at 15:43 tech guys!!

[@MiickyOiOi]

Jason, You ever done the forged in fire challenge? Be great to see a video if not.

[@bennybooboo6789]

He was one of the judges in the past

[@MiickyOiOi]

Benny BooBoo yeah i know, always thought it would have been a good watch to see the judges take the challenge personally

[@Soldatsmoonsong]

The only time I have ever used the horn, was with horseshoe bending.

[@domsybarranco7064]

Barong is thick back leaf shape blade and made out of Damascus ...used for head chopping,!HAHAHA ,,hi from Philippines!

[@AnubisJuice]

Atlas is made by a guy in my blacksmith group from Iowa, real nice guy too.

[@yonagwy5826]

Hey brother. When are you gonna come pay the Ladson fleamarket a visit? Let me know. Its mike.

[@unknownprofit4683]

great learning info have watched almost all your videos so far and have learned a lot from what I have seen but you so need a new camera team or maybe think about doing a training class on how to run a camera lol

[@michelmarinho8954]

I agree, even if I appreciate very very much seeing a real craftsman working, the filming team has to improve their skills like Mr Knight did, does and is not afraid to fail. So, I didn't meant to be rude, but the camera team should be as curious in learning about filming as Mr Knight is about forging. Everybody would win :) (ex: at 1:11:40 , just when a specific reparing technique was shown) , anyway, thanks a lot! :):):)

[@sirtblairjr]

Hey again,mr.jk, especially 8-10 inches you can't carry that unless your hunting. You carry on your side. To town.. what do you think and you make those knives. Thank you P.s. I would be arrested or harassed for both.. something to think about carry on

[@davidgeldner2167]

Awesome video and great recommendation to type “80 year old cutler” into google that guy was mind blowing.

[@christopherjameslomas4214]

Did you ever get into Fritz the cat or any of those weird cartoons from the 70s and 80s?

[@katsmokish388]

when will your next stream be?

[@broken1965]

😎😎😎😎😉

[@dannyfuson2316]

We're is your shop located at

[@broken1965]

Tennessee

[@dannyfuson2316]

@@broken1965 we're about's in Tennessee and how much $ fer a class