As good a Teacher as he is a Master Bladesmith, which is Rare.

woow pertty nice job well done man well don that's so amazing your hand work👌🏻👌🏻💯🌹🤍

the tricky part being, getting the jaw through the hole without stretching the hole so far out of shape it won't go back. Looking good

First time seeing an experienced smith put his thumb on the hammer handle when striking. Why does Med do that?

What type of steel is hi using ?

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A voice over of what and why would be nice.

This is by far the best pipe tomahawk video out there because it starts from a square bar.

How is that pitting surface texture on the handle done?

That’s awesome and a craft I would like to learn and you are really good thank you 🙏

Would medical box joint forceps be made in a similar way but just mechanised?

Hi lovely job . What type of steel did you use for the handle ?

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So... you are just eyeballing that tapered tang. Or had you forged it thin earlier? Oh. I see that you did.

Thanks!

I’m just starting out and I love these videos. Did you bake the knife at 415 for 2:45?

I have drawings for one where the tail drop and locks into a pin if you’re interested, I’m sure you could pull it off

I’ve had 2 attempts at a Higo knife and I just can’t get the handle right/ tried forging, bending and applying scales but they’re terrible 😢 good stuff mate!

Magnificent quality, this is so awesome, hats up!

Does anyone know what type of steel is he working with?

I like them very much, they stay alined, a lot of Lindstrom pliers etc, are like this , well done, your making high quality tools, thanks.

Excellent video nice to see each step of making the Tomahawks

Beautiful knife

Мало что показали жопошники

Nice job. Very impressive taking a bite out of stl table.

My Friend Sam n myself took a week long class here. If your really serious about Blacksmithing Take a class here. You won't regret it !!

Really nice job!

Happy to see you putting in a distal taper..in the handle, a semi rarity. Also,...you forged out the tip, and the bevels (quite easily) rather than chopping, and grinding them out with a grinder as most seem to do these days. Refreshing! Outstanding job.

Hope you still make knives like this. Refreshing to see a forged blade vs flat stock machined blade being called forged.

Playing catch up on your videos, nice design and sharp,

beautiful hawks

Great instructional video I wish NESM was closer Army SE Oregon

Such a helpful video. All the different techniques and processes are easy to see and understand. Appreciate videos like these!

I needed a knife for outdoor kitchen work and especially for bushcraft. Amazing craftsmanship! I love the handle, the blade, its sharpness, I love how it weighs, I love the colors and size, and length. Everything! Beautiful work! Thank you so much Almazan Knives for such a great knife.

That is a beautiful little pocket knife right there... Great work. And now I am motivated to head out to my forge! Cheers!

Excellent craftsmanship! I found this so interesting. Many thanks ~Wendi 🌻

A blacksmithing hobbyist of just over 2 years, I've been following you for some time, *love* your channel, but it would greatly appreciated if you could make more videos - even if it's every fortnight. Please. Your craft-work is beautiful; my teen daughter and her BFF who are apprenticing said the same, so am looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Best wishes to you and many thanks ~ Wendi 🌻

Perfect example of how that is supposed to be made absolutely amazing

Como fazer para adquirir uma faca desta é quanto custa

Awesome, dude

Awesome! 🤩

Nice job! Too rational design. But, l'd prefer some full-tung construction.

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Is there a specific reason for the thick sheat metal inside the oven during tempering ?

Great forge techniques 👏🏼👏🏼

Would have been nice to have seen the process through to the end. Does the pipe actually work or is it just for decorative purposes?

Todo un maestro de la forja

wish I could of made this one!

thanks for doing this video. It's a great refresher for me