Knife Making | Kukri Knife 

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Does no one now how to use a hammer & tongs anymore? That's not a kukri! That's a kukri shaped object. You might as well buy a Chinese knock off because they are both not made the Genuine way. Does no one know hoe to draw & upset iron anymore. No craft, just a stencil & an angle grinder. I'd be curious if that object is intact even after a year of regular use.

@@arnijulian6241 Not a kukri because it wasn't forged??? Quit gatekeeping.

​@@angrypineappleknives it not gate keeping, it's material science & constructive critisism! that cut out crystal structure & internal forces would be against it'd implementation. Use that cut out knife on brush, an animal or what have you it would likely break. ''If a job is worth doing, do it right'' Nice aesthetic but not fit for purpose. I will admit I'm a tad unnecessarily irritated. Doesn't have to be forged but he didn't do it the industrial age way either. Cold stamping is the common industrial way most often followed by electrolytic surface hardening with final optional protective impregnated coating of some sort. Grinding depends on tools/blades purpose. I am a Fabricator, welder, mechanical & electrical engineer by profession. My Grand father & great Grand instructed me in smithy work as both where primarily Ferrier's & cart wrights though they did other work & craft as well. My grand father made the gates to the bank of England & my Great grand father worked in the royal armoury of Britain. I worked metal before I could talk as a mute till 7 under their instruction. I know what I am talking about when it comes shaping metal. Be it drawn or upset by hammer & tong. Or by more recent industrial means.

​@@angrypineappleknives He has the basic tools but not the Instruction, knowledge & practice. Has artisanal skill which is about 1/2 the battle. The lad requires an elder to show him how. Unfortunately I am across the pond & I suspect him a yank though I'm sure some one would take him as a part time apprentice or what have you. All Smiths do it & learn from their elders & other share their ways with other smith of ways passed down for centuries.

You are welcome.

It would be more perfect if the curve of the groove was made smoother.

500g

Thank you for your sincere comment.💗💗

Thank you for your support, it has helped me a lot, my friend.

@@creatorqi You're welcome

Thanks, budy！❤

1095, Sir.

1095, Sir.

@@creatorqi thx :-)

There is a download link in the video description, have you found it?

Это не нож а орудие убийства. Как у Сильвестра Сталлоне))) Фарма ножа необычная

При общем весе 500 грамм это мачете, если он слишком легкий, то работать будет плохо.

Если он используется для причинения вреда людям, он - орудие убийства.

If you have the patience to learning, half a year is enough.

What bolster?I don't get your mean.

At 7.13 and following

Oh, it's stainless steel.

Maybe 250 bucks, but sorry no sale.

@@creatorqi what if I paid you to make another, your craftsmanship is amazing, job well done my blade brother

1095, Sir.

@@creatorqi спасиб0

@@creatorqi Ещё вопрос. А толщина металла!

5mm max.

Thanks, bro！

Excuse me? What machine?

Double good is better.😁

Go to a blacksmith or google

@@sgambless Thanks dude.

@@sgambless thanks dude.

@@saminnoor5541 no problem generally u can go to a car scrap yard and ask for leaf springs they good steel and also the crome part of shock absorbers

No, not for sale, yet

Sorry, not for sale.

scribing caliper，maybe.

@@creatorqi thanks!

It takes some good skills and a lot of hours to make a knife like that even with "paint by numbers" . Clearly its harder when you forge the blade but i think he did a good knife