HOW TO FORGE: Basic Mosaic Damascus Steel 

William Dawson it's never too late.im sure you could give it hell!!

Jesus is real He is coming back soon. He loves you, He can answer your prayers their is still miracles done in his name.

@@violinmaestroknight9347 shut up

@@violinmaestroknight9347 its sad that Jesus has seemed to forget about us and has no power over the devil letting him cause havoc. If we were to raise our kids and God is raising him then we would go to jail. Jesus and his father are indeed public enemy number one. Want proof of this? Just read the Bible I have many times

Amen brother

Making damascus weaponry on my damascus anvil with my damascus hammer and tongs! >;D Lest not forget the damascus forge and fire within that was folded a few million times!

Look at you go man! id love to see all of these

michael Brown I think he was being sarcastic lol 😂😂😂😂

BayChevy 510 The best part is that he actually made it lol

BayChevy 510 the problem with sarcasm is people don’t take it seriously enough to consider it bringing millions of views.

+Create Something thank you so much my friend!

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Keep finding good content, it's a lofty goal with the daily vids, how you manage to find time for vid editing is beyond me.

+Keegan Macrae Thank you Keegan!

Some time of soldering with a propane torch?

Inzane you can arc weld with two car battery's

He made a video of it! Great suggestion

Stick welders are cheap, the Chicago Electric 130A inverter welder at Harbor Freight is cheaper than a pair of new car batteries somewhere around 200$ and if you make an adapter, or switch out the plugs, it can be plugged into a standard drier outlet as it takes 250V 30A, just like a drier does. It's a pretty good welder, easier to use than an old buzz box, and much more portable. DO NOT get the iron core Chicago Electric welders, you can tell they are iron core by their weight, and they will be AC welders (they are garbage, unless you strap 2 of them together, but then they will cost you more than a name brand welder that didn't need rigging to work) DO NOT get any welder that can plug into a standard 120V 15A outlet, a standard wall socket can't supply enough power to do proper stick welding. 1/8" E6013 and E7014 rods are the easiest ones to use for a n00b, assuming you are welding clean steel (which it better be if you want to pattern weld it in a forge). they should weld easily from 75-130A. I would recommend swapping out the electrode holder for a better one, Harbor freight sells ones that work just fine. The Chicago electric welding hoods work, get the one with a grind mode, it's only slightly more expensive, and better quality, plus it has a grind mode. The start-up cost may look a bit steep, but welding is useful, I'm sure you can find other things to use the equipment for, especially equipment portable enough to carry around.

Then forge that spike to a knife to prove railway spikes make mint knives lol

To know if it's a mint you needs to pass a series of tests in the states at least I don't know if it's worldwide.

go to damascus, get a railway spike....make it yourself....lol.....or the old hijaz railroad will do.....its still in peices from when " O'RENCE " was there.

+Mike O'Barr yupper 😂😀

Give her all she'll suffer! I bet you two would make a great Vija-o together. lol

Mike O'Barr release the schmoo

+Nick Verbree thanks nick :)

+Eric Jalbert Thank you my friend!!!