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Any decarb is ground off the blade. Every blade is checked with a hardness tester so the exact hardness is known, but thanks for your concern.

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Thank you very much! I appreciate you taking a look

Well there you have it! 😜

Those katanas are custom orders and range from $7k-$9k+. I have other knives on my site though. Thanks for watching.

You never know when you’ll need one! 😜

Well if we get you a dictionary and a keyboard you’re all set! 🤣👍

Thanks for making it, Matt! ❤️

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for checking it out.

Wonderful! Thanks for tuning in.

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That was “scrap” expired food I got from the local grocery. Thanks for watching.

@@TyrellKnifeworks I appricate your explaining 🌹

Советский подход - учесть законы течения металла, влияние трения бойков сорока о металл, остывание и упрочнение металла при родители брюками. И другое. А не просто искривление графических линий.

It’s really fun to play with and come up with new ideas! 👍. Thanks for watching.

I’ve already done that in several ways. 😉. I’ve done 3D printed Damascus of a shark and also done “scales” for the Fantasy Challenge. 👍. Thanks for watching.

I don't quite understand your comment.

@@TyrellKnifeworks I just commenteded as a courtesy, to the good content.

How much amps does that press cunsume, or Watts.

@@user-rw5cx1uh4i It depends on the motor used. This is a 5hp motor running on 220v. I think it's around 16A or there abouts.

I was very impressed with it! Thanks for watching.

Thanks so much for following the channel! Good luck with the press. ❤️

Thank You ✌️😎

It’s a very handy tool! Thanks for watching.

It really is! Thanks for taking a look

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I was surprised by its features. Quite good! Thanks for watching

Yeah, he mentioned he took inspiration from that app. This one has way more features though. Thanks for looking.

The sori (curve) in this katana is 1.25” which is exactly inline with a katana of its length. Thanks for watching.

I’ve never seen the show, but thanks for taking a look at this build.

They aren’t my favorite weapons stylistically, but this one was a fun build. Thanks for watching

@@TyrellKnifeworks Dam dude...sorry for what seams to be a meanspirited comment, I really don't want to disparage neither your skill or artistic gift-it's why I watch, but it's TRUE.

@@nebojsanesic5326 No worries, I didn't take it that way.

Obrigado por dar uma olhada.

Thanks for watching, William!

Thanks for checking it out, William!

Performance is the same. I’ve actually seen no difference on hardened steel. I use this laser for all my makers marks now.

見てくれてありがとう！

The only major tool I don’t have is a power hammer. I live in a neighborhood so the noise of a power hammer isn’t possible. Thanks for watching!

Dave got a pretty good deal I’d say. That knife is probably worth $10k-12k! Thanks for checking it out!

This was a conscious decision. I explained it in the pinned comment. Basically Damascus etches differently if it’s differentially hardened (with clay on top) and looks kind of weird with a hamon. The copper here adds some flexibility and shock absorption and the core steel provides strength. Thanks for watching.

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Vous pensez que le frapper avec un marteau au lieu d’utiliser une machine le rend meilleur ? 🤣🤣🤣

@@TyrellKnifeworks Je suis boulanger , il y a deux type de boulanger : celui qui travail de manière artisanal et façonne à la main , et l'autre à la façonneuse . Le travail artisanal , c'est du respect , un savoir faire , une passion , un patrimoine immatériel à protéger et à mettre en avant . Si tu ne comprend pas cela , c'est assez triste . On finiras pas acheter les couteau au supermarché : c'est fait de la même manière , mais en moins cher .

@@AntiLeMagnifique Restez fidèle à la pâtisserie. Vous n'avez aucune idée de la façon dont les couteaux sont fabriqués. Passer des heures et des heures à frapper un couteau avec un marteau n'est pas mieux que d'utiliser une presse hydraulique pour former le damas. En fait, c’est pire et produit un produit de qualité inférieure dans la plupart des cas. Pour votre pain, avez-vous cultivé et récolté le blé à la main ? Le fraisez-vous vous-même à la main ? NON?!? Vous laissez les machines faire ça à votre place ? Comment oses-tu! Ne soyez pas obtus.

@@TyrellKnifeworks Récolter mon blé ? Quel rapport ? C'est comme si je vous demandais d'aller miner le fer ^^ Tu ne comprend malheureusement pas l'importance de l'artisanat malgré que j'ai tenté de te l'expliquer . C'est triste , mais heureusement , en France , il y a en encore beaucoup qui font vivre cet art et ses technique millénaire . Certains partage même cette passion sur UA-cam . Pour moi , cette chaine "d'artisanat industriel" , non merci .

@@TyrellKnifeworks Récolter mon blé ? Quel rapport ? C'est comme si je vous demandais d'aller miner le fer ^^ Tu ne comprend malheureusement pas l'importance de l'artisanat malgré que j'ai tenté de te l'expliquer . C'est triste , mais heureusement , en France , il y a en encore beaucoup qui font vivre cet art et ses technique millénaire . Certains partage même cette passion sur UA-cam . Pour moi , cette chaine "d'artisanat industriel" , non merci .

Ferric chloride can be stored and used for years. I’ve had the same batch for about 2 years at this point. Thanks for watching.

It was just mineral oil and it was room temp that was accidentally dripped into the ferric tank. Thanks for watching

If you read the pinned comment, I mis-spoke in the video. It was $600... and just because RAW silver is $28 per ounce, there is overhead from the supplier. I showed the receipt in the video, it was a real purchase. Thanks for watching.

Don't be fooled, the silver does not affect it's functionality. The entire core and cutting edge is high carbon steel. The silver is just a very thin layer, about the thickness of two pieces of paper after forging. Thanks for watching.

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