METEORITE and DIAMOND used to Make the Coolest Knife Ever!

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[@PatrickAdairDesigns]

What an awesome project!! I’m so glad I was able to be a part of it :)

[@Striker9]

Awesome job ! Just subbed to your KZbin and will check out the channel after this video

[@ballisticgelatin]

I dig the RWB shirt, respect.

[@MedroffYT]

Nice vid. Real natural feel. Can’t wait for more from the both of you.

[@fookingsog]

BEST COLLAB EVAH!!!🔥🔥🔥😁👍🏻

[@BILLYBOBERTJOE]

Thx for giving a ring to the camera man. so nice

[@ducky1833]

So amazed that you went to space to get meteorite. Nate is truly dedicated.

[@danhunters8226]

There are no meteorites in space

[@mrmustangman1964]

@@danhunters8226 This is true.

[@jasmeralia]

He's out of this world 😆

[@Mimirai]

Perhaps he went to the moon to get it? It'd be a meteorite then...

[@EthanPerales.]

@@danhunters8226 congrats you ruined the joke without actually making it lame

[@kittykats20]

That pattern on the knife when it comes out the acid is incredible. I dread to think how much a slice of meteorite costs but made such a beautiful blade.

[@MrNoPuppet]

From what I can find, those two slices were approximately $3000 USD worth of nickel iron, dropped off a little over a million years ago 😁

[@kittykats20]

@@MrNoPuppet wow that's a heck of a lot. It makes you realise why they save all the shavings that they create when using it. It made a beautiful piece though and loved the handle they made for it.

[@jacobpugpoirier3350]

From the thumbnail it looks like it was money.

[@TylerCarson-yy8eo]

color of the acid looks a tad suspicious

[@michaell397]

@@TylerCarson-yy8eo Looks fine. As it etches the oxidation or acid eaten metal will show its iron content by turning a slight brownish with a ting of red in it. Not unusual at all. KnifeMaker

[@thirtysecondstudios1166]

Nice! These are the kind of videos we miss from the old TKOR. I’m so glad you decided to make your own channel! :)

[@Differentthings2006]

I totally agree!

[@Destroyer-hs8pi]

He took all the good parts he brought to tkor and carried them over here

[@SidsDrakon]

That blade looks amazing. That is a collectors knife 100%

[@luke956]

I need one. 😆

[@75novaguy73]

A high dollar collectors knife. I looked on Patricks website and a straight meteorite ring, 1,000$.. I bet that chunk of metal could of made.. 4..5..6 rings?

[@locrianphantom3547]

@@75novaguy73 Don’t forget the diamonds and other gemstones. That knife is probably at least 10 grand, or more for the raw craftsmanship put into it.

[@MistahHeffo]

Nate I hope you appreciate what you did here. When you welded the meteorite, the last time that metal got that hot, it was being ejected from the core of an exploding star.

[@gregmead2967]

It was in the interior of a cooling asteroid the last time it was that hot. But the atoms were formed inside the core of a star.

[@masterkane5340]

Funny story, all metals present today were indeed synthesized inside a star, before finding their way to Earth, or any other stellar body for that matter... :D

[@leonardwashington2422]

Meteorites are just celestial turds then?

[@sneakygengar6741]

Haven’t seen you and Patrick together in years! I remember when he was first on tkor, nice to see you guys always kept in touch!

[@PatrickAdairDesigns]

❤

[@DrDestructoBlade]

Hey Nate I used to watch you on TKOR but i stopped after you left. Glad you started a channel.

[@vanerek]

Gotta say this... Your chemistry with Patrick is amazing and way better than whenever he appeared in TKOR

[@leodrews3128]

the face at the beginning legit startled me. happy little gremlin man with his magic knife.

[@AnthonyLoPrimo]

Your relations with other content creators from your tenure at TKOR is definitely going to yield some really awesome videos moving forward. Hope to see more collabs with these guys and gals in the future!

[@vsnd5215]

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[@saboorkhan1679]

What an amazing knife. The quality of the videos has been going up exponentially. Can't wait to see what the future holds.

[@brandonscott2851]

I'm actually related to Patrick so its cool seeing him on here helping to make an amazing knife I'd love to have

[@lunartriton6793]

Thumbnail reminded me of Patrick Adair, and then there he was! In the video! Awesome collab, thanks guys!

[@susanmiller6023]

Nate and Cali introduced Patrick to me and I've followed ever since. Now Nate and Patrick back together.

[@SmrtnUp]

Meteorite is cool and all, but can you make a knife meatier? All jokes aside, sick video, keep them coming!

[@GregoryGlessnerViolin]

When pork, beef, and chicken fall from the sky, that's a meatier shower

[@bryanduchane2371]

These comments are full of really bad dad jokes!!

[@bryanduchane2371]

Looks nice but not near hard enough to be a functioning knife....

[@terryenby2304]

Not only is this a stunning knife!! But this is a really great partnership! So much fun and such a beautiful knife! Thank you for all the hard work, it’s fantastic!

[@martinkasse1932]

This reminds me of Sokka from Avatar making the meteor sword

[@nicksmacro]

You made a good thing. The world is improved by it's creation.

[@nightwolf_jay5291]

This video is so well made, and so is the knife! I'm glad your still on the ball Nate, keep up to good work!!

[@TrebleT]

This is the first time I’ve ever really wanted a knife. But could you imagine making a pizza cutter out of a meteorite? That’d be kinda badass

[@AllUselessfacts]

That’s really an awesome knife but the pride Nate had in making it made watching the video much more enjoyable.

[@SadPuppySoup]

That turned out amazing. Patrick and Nate great minds make great things and we thank you for being you.

[@Ahyslok]

What a cool collab with two of the guys I’ve watched longer than any others on KZbin!! Thanks guys! And what a gorgeous knife design Nate 🥰

[@TheRealAlpha2]

This is one of those videos I wish I could like twice because it looks so cool.

[@uniqueunicorn3791]

This is the coolest knife I've seen in a long time

[@lauramacdonald158]

I watch Patrick Adair and his rings are stunning! That knife is gorgeous! Well done!

[@jaeric]

I know it wouldn't be as fancy, but I think an OSB handle would look cool on that knife because the pattern in the wood is similar to the pattern in the meteorite.

[@paulodeoliveira3368]

OSB has a rather large scale and in the size of a knife you wouldn't get the whole affect. You could maybe try to recreate it but would it be worth it?

[@paulodeoliveira3368]

Oh and OSB is made from really cheap wood offcuts..

[@graphixkillzzz]

@@paulodeoliveira3368 OSB has plenty of variance in the size of the chips that it would be ready to find a piece with enough of the effect sized for a knife handle. also, people literally make knife scales out of used denim micarta, or even cardboard, so I don't think the quality of the material is really all that important if you get a really cool visual effect.

[@graphixkillzzz]

bruh...forged carbon fiber 😎👍

[@jaeric]

@@graphixkillzzz I've never seen that before, that would look cool too.

[@williamevans8015]

That was some inter-stellar sharpening.

[@cdnaudioguy]

That's one of the most amazing patterns I've ever seen in metal! Truly stunning!

[@tyduschl5976]

Very cool knife. This was definitely an awesome build to watch. Can't wait to see more projects.

[@alexandreperron6106]

For real Nate this is an INSANE idea and your result is OVER THE TOP. I'm floored and amazed.

[@sebas0030]

Been watching Patrick Adair for a long time. Amazing to see ring making materials become a superb knife. What a cool collab and amazing result.

[@BeefPanda85]

Nate is awesome!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for taking time out of your life to provide use with this perfection. 😁

[@NunnSkull]

Awesome knife and awesome colab. Thank you both!

[@jscrcustomknives479]

Turned out amazing! I would love to see you do this project again, but making the steel into some Damascus or san-mai, to make it a more functional knife.

[@xxitz_pr0gxx631]

I'm so glad that I found your channel! Tanto blade is my favorite style blade, and this is by far the coolest knife I have ever seen! Way to go, guys!

[@jackcalderone868]

Just wow. Two content creators i've followed for what seems like forever, meeting up for an awesome collab. Great work you two!

[@clueyman4720]

Please keep with the awesome content. Absolutely love the feel of your channel. And congrats on the poscast host gig

[@danielmoss2394]

That’s a really beautiful piece. Gorgeous.

[@randyjones3858]

That was extremely satisfying! Thanks for the great video. Always excited to see what you'll be up to next!

[@mollycatandog2100]

Another Amazing video! An Idea I have is maybe making a "D.I.Y cardboard knife" And use stuff to make the knife that you would only have from home!

[@Srfingfreak]

This is without a doubt the most successful and impressive attempt I have seen at a meteorite knife to date!

[@jeremydunlap2174]

What an awesome looking blade. Great collaboration.

[@blazehammer192]

What a stunning knife! That was great to watch. Thank you

[@charleswise5570]

Nate, that is thee coolest knife I've ever laid eyes on, and I've seen alot of cool knives in my time! This would be a fantastic movie prop!

[@nfg_racing7968]

What an amazing looking knife wrll done and im glad everything is working out for you nate and i hope all continues to go great

[@kappagrapes]

I really appreciate your commitment to demonstrating the safety practices for the dangerous things you do.

[@Joe___R]

The pattern on the blade looks like chopped sprayed fiberglass. One very cool knife, even though it wouldn't cut well for long.

[@Mydalon]

Just wow! Amazing blade!

[@blueredbrick]

Fascinating. Popped up in the recommendations after watching that video from Action Lab about these iron nickel meteors.

[@joshuagibson2520]

That material is worth some serious money.

[@gwacaster81]

I love watching how much better you are getting with each video.

[@RokRoka]

LETS GO NATE!!!!! Grant is smiling down like... "That's My Guy!"

[@mattkedz6577]

One of the most awesome looking knives I've ever seen! Can't Wait to see what's next

[@collettlitchard7690]

Such a beautiful creation

[@d4ngerd4d]

I'm a bit of a knife collector, so I've seen a lot of knives, but that is hands down probably the most amazing looking knife I've seen. Some other knife folks would probably judge it for being impractical to use, but that there is strictly a collection piece and it's amazing.

[@shoking9825]

The skills and art of this guy is outstanding i would love to see his channel grow and become one of the big million subscriber channels

[@199dirtrider]

That is a phenomenal work of art!

[@ryanblystone5153]

Really cool. Thanks for sharing

[@Smeggit7]

Could stare at the knife for hours, admiring the blade and playing Where's Wally? with the diamonds in the handle.

[@TheGayestPersononYouTube]

That knife turned out amazing! Your channel is definitely radiating big Grant energy, and I mean that in the most respectful way possible to him.

[@williamhannon6055]

Very beautiful knife! Out of this world!

[@chrisclokey]

Pretty dang awesome! Great job!

[@pingASS_]

Patric seems like a really nice guy! Very fun to see this collaboration!

[@UtopssAKAPJ]

what a cool knife I've seen some of Patrick's stuff awesome looking rings

[@Mr_Kiwi]

Wow Nate. This is genuinely stunning!

[@GoodandBasic]

This is so cool! The knife turned out great, and the space puns were "out of this world sharp"! :-)

[@mpedrozax1]

Love Patrick's rings. Great collab. Awesome knife. You should do another....

[@ETC_Rohaly_USCG]

That is gorgeous!

[@stonetownriders4543]

Good job guys looks amazing

[@UltimatelyEverything]

Nate and Patrick make a really good team and Patrick seems like a really nice guy i'll have to check out his channel and see what he's done over there.

[@jasonlucas8740]

Super awesome. This is the kind or content I love

[@jimwoodman1481]

Fantastic knife! Unique materials, excellent craftsmanship, and an out of this world result!

[@rwosu]

pun intended

[@allaroundlin]

Wow that turned out amazing!! You guys are awesome!! Keep up the great videos Nate!!

[@hissoldier2002]

Great job guys! 👍🤘🔥

[@MoldyStir-Fry]

Colonel Shepard would be proud to carry that knife!! Definitely the most beautiful blade I have seen in my life!

[@gregs_music_corner]

Omg is the final result ever gorgeous!

[@TheCybrKnyf]

That is an amazing piece of art and deserves to be in a lighted box on the mantel!!!

[@Aethus]

I knew when I saw the word "Meteorite", my mind immediately went to Patrick Adair. Great video!

[@jcwdenton]

So cool, I love PA works!

[@MazzyJC]

Wow that looks amazing

[@TienAnta]

That looks amazing!

[@SPUDog]

This knife is so beautiful!!

[@weekendstuff]

Really nice blade. Would be interested in knowing how to form such metal crystals on earth. Thanks for sharing. Weekend Stuff

[@ralphralpherson9441]

Fun Fact: Those cool angular meteorite patterns are called Widmanstätten structures, aka the Widmanstätten pattern. It has to do with how the meteorites metallic crystals form in space and they occur in most octahedrite iron/nickel meteorites and some pallasites.. It really is a super cool looking pattern and cannot be duplicated (convincingly) artificially. They occur as a result of liquid metal (iron/nickel from supernovae) cooling very slowly over millions of years. So in a way, its an artform only the Universe can make. Oh yeah, GORGEOUS knife too. Super badass.

[@therealog9430]

I have a Patrick Adair ring and would absolutely die to have a matching knife. Simply amazing. My ring is a custom twisted Damascus with moonstone, garnet, meteorite and red glowstone.

[@cyborgcoyote3251]

Dumb question: If you were to weld normal knife making steel along the edge and back of the blade and use the meteorite in the center, could you make blade that's usable but still has the incredible look?

[@mrIsakify]

In my opinion, you'd be better off making the meteorite into legitimate steel. Meteorite is mostly iron (though i don't know what specific meteorite Nate has there) and so you could make it into a serviceable steel. Ilya during his time at Man at Arms (now part of the ThatWorks youtube channel) made Sokka's meteorite sword from Avatar the Last Airbender with an actual meteorite by making it into steel.

[@coreymorse1347]

The heat can potentially wreck the pattern. If you want meteorite on a usable knife the handle is where to put it.

[@DH-xw6jp]

Meteorite _is_ usuable as knife steel as is, it just isnt homogeneous which is what causes the pattern and uneven hardening. Ideally you can simply forge weld the meteorite into itself (think Damascus steel, or katanas) to blend the different types of metal. Or better yet, throw it in a crucible and make it _truly_ homogeneous, but that ruins the pattern even though it would make the best steel.

[@coolnegative]

I remember when Patrick was on TKOR. I subbed after that. Some very cool designs. Wish I could afford one!

[@SlowerIsFaster139]

What a good looking knife. And probably one of the rarest ones in the world material wise

[@charlesrobillard190]

Twelve years ago Aaron Cain made a set of tattoo machines that are of the same meteor from the same mountain. I own them. Remarkable material. Nice work on the knife. 🔥☄️🔥

[@calebgay158]

Hey Nate, I Weld and I and just wanting to give you a tip for MIG welding. Move slower and consistent. Because with welding you are unsure if you penetrate the metal enough to make a strong bond. It’s safer to run a temp you are comfortable with that will melt both metals and create a puddle of molten metal than run a too hot or too cold temp. I hope you see this and it helps lead to more projects with welding in the future!

[@weeb3244]

This is a beautiful display knife

[@LeAnimal65]

I am uber impressed! That is one gawgeous knife!

[@Eremon1]

Nature's metallic camouflage. Very nice to look at. Well done.

[@RovingJack]

stellar work.

[@davidmccomas5505]

So glad you went solo I love your content!

[@joemicka5222]

That is definitely one of the coolest knives I have ever seen

[@justinbanks2380]

Awesome project!

[@jaydean7]

Beautiful simply beautiful I'd love to have one