Korea's best handmade knife master. Knife making process 

napraw swoje zycie nowym nozem to mniej boli...

"Меч крепче железа", дружище,это ты глупость сказал и безграмотно.

장인이 괜히 장인이 아니라는 생각이 듭니다

Yeah true art to use rusty steel. 🤣

@@JJ79_ thats not rust, thats dragons piss "dried" 🤣

Source: trust me bro

On your comment alone I am going to continue watching, generally when someone stacks rusted steel and does not clean it first it tends to cold shut to hell and back so when I see it happening on a vid I do not watch farther as the content is not going to assist me in learning more by studying bad habits. You say you have 16 years in and are impressed by him. I have 4 years of study on all material I can get my hands on but no time at a forge with my heat triggered seizures, hoping to get around that in a covered out door space in cool weather with electric kilns as my primary heating source but ya you have the experience that I lack so I will keep watching. Will post again after I watch all the way.

@@JJ79_ All steel in storage rust. If you clean the rusty scales off, you introduce air gaps. if you don't clean the rust off, then now you have rust in your blade. Forge welding requires a VERY fine balance, and I'm sure the artisan depicted here knows better than you.

это Ямамото

это я

... other than* that

@@tawan5753 im sure he used steel that doesn´t rust

@@Fabsi87 Definitively not. Stainless steel loses most of its "anti oxidation properties" when heated. He used a good carbon steel, like 1084-1095, and for the damascus one, pretty sure it's 1095+15N20.

That edge was detroyed . Not so good .

@@sorin_ion8151 agree

Cutting steel isn't really anything impressive unless you know exactly what you're dealing with. e.g. due to the difference in heat-treatment decent $30 kitchen knife will be able to to some extend cut the side of the unhardened back of a traditionally made (kobuse) Katana but not the cutting edge of the sword as the hardness will be lower at the back but not the edge in spite of both being made from the same material. (the typical visible often white-polished wavy line on Japanese swords is due to the difference in crystalline structure created by only hardening the edge) When dealing with shock-resistance and general toughness it get quite a bit more complicated ... and modern tool-steels (e.g. CPM3V) exceeding traditional steels in many regards often need a less eyeballing workshop style heat-treating protocol for best performance. So it's unlikely that we're dealing with anything special when it comes to the steel used by the smith, Philipe is probably correct or at-least very close.

나두 소리에 귀가 번쩍 트였네요. 한 번 더 들어봐야 겠어요.

電動工作機械がなくてもこの職人なら見事な刃物を作り上げると思います この職人が100年以上前に生まれていたら歴史に残る名刀を作っていたかも知れません

Shurap is the best

This a joke right? They pay you to say this??

@@romanhumphrey5200 Best of masters wich I know and see on youtube. Maybe you can advice me somebody else. I will see his work with pleasure

@@romanhumphrey5200 i am serious dude, there's plenty "ironman" out there. And for me he is one of them.

Actually…you can give this guy such a comment after you visit longquan,China…I was shocked by many of the masters,but sadly,we can find some picture but almost no technological process otherwise you visit their by yourself…

внимательней посмотрите пожалуйста, в конце, когда рубил железо второй раз, чуть правее вне фокуса хорошо видно просто напрочь загнутое лезвие. Адамантиев и прочих сказочных материалов не существует. Есть то, чем хорошо рубить, и то чем хорошо резать, и угол заточки здесь не последнюю роль играет. А здесь просто монтаж.

​@@user-rs6lg3nw9h Возможно. Главное острие клиника не отлетел куском. Но кусок железа срезал 👍

steal?

... "the hardness getting harder". You're not saying!

L9

Yeah it feels like it is one of the most stressless jobs

Is she even 45 years old?

@@SeekanDestroy03 53, she must have started real young.

It's he much older than you? We're you the kid at the shop?

감사합니다.

Hardness test? 22:31 the blade is damaged. Put on pause and have a look 🤷‍♂️

@@alexanderandreev9463 metal against metal, of course it's going to damage but it's amazing that this knife can cut through metal. That's the point that scene is making that you do not understand.

​@@alexanderandreev9463 There is no knife that can cut through metal bars and not get damaged. Are you a fool? But most knives cannot even cut through metal bars. This man's knife can cut through metal bars. You are a clown.

@@alexanderandreev9463 It passed the hardness test with flying colors dude... any cheap metal would've been severely damaged and WARPED after being hammer against another Metal... ..but the fact that it not only remained intact, but CUT THROUGH the other Metal proves it's more DENSE and Solid than the metal it was being hammered against! *Sorry if that flew over your head (._.) not to mention the fact that the edge of the blade seemed almost unfazed by the entire test (:/)!*

@@alexanderandreev9463 Mais é óbvio! 😂

Piękna robota super 😊

Yes, we want more craftsmen 🥺

Да, только наоборот. Резать целофан и рубить металл. После рубки он целофан резать не сможет. Если приглядеться на видео видны смятые участки лезвия после рубки

@@qwerty_vrn δεν σπάει !!! κατάλαβες ???

​@@qwerty_vrnЕщё есть хитрости с углом заточки. Делается угол намного больше чем надо, затачивается, режет и целлофан и рубит металл. А вот начни им деревяшку строгать- фигушки. Резать и металл и целлофан при такой заточке может даже обычная У8

그냥 봐도 이빨 다 나가가는구만 감명은 무슨 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

저렇게 하려면 못해도 hrc 60이상은 되야하고 재료에 인성도 있어야 가능하죠. 보통 skd/std11이나 55c나 60c 정도에 빡세게 열처리 하고 2차 열처리 하면 되는 경도인데, 저걸 사람 손태워 단조로 만든다는건 굉장히 어려운일이죠, 금속 제조쪽 아는 사람들은 어르신이 고생하시는데 일도 잘하시네 할 겁니다.

@@hannamdong 이빨나간것은 다시 갈면 금방 날 서겠지..ㅉㅉ 웃기냐? 니 글쓰는 수준이 웃기는구만

Rip Damascus rusting

@@Theo-di8qe fr gang

6 чувств могут человека в Ад отправить, не завидуй лучше похвали и подражай, попробуй тоже изготовь или купи его изделие. Плохо что такие ножи у нас не купить простым пользователям ведь ручная работа и материал хороший. В России лучший материал из Б\У тракторного клапана (выхлопной), мне такое изготовил один местный кузнец но тогда я был очень глуп и обменял его на обычную отвёртку. Сам расточил на круге блестело, закалил в масле после нагрева резаком.

They were tools. To cut the metal in half and what not. Nvm I see what you mean lol

^er what? At the start it was confusing as the 3 blades were added in the manufacturing stage. The viewer thought it was only one.

Pmsl, how food tastes has absolutely nothing to do with the knife. NOTHING.

a chef can make good food with any knife.

понты не более,качество ножа ------Е-Р-У-Н-Д-А

посыпал бурой сторону которую собрался сваривать ковкой- надёёёжно!

При рубке стали сырца весь нож посыпался,посмотрите внимательно.

저 기계와 일이 있어야지 저정도 하죠 기계만 있고 일이 없으면 못하죠

@@vv720 뭔 개소리에요? 개소리는 일기장에 쓰세요

@@vv720 수요공급은 늘 공존해야만 하며.. 수요가 나락가면 물건을 만들어둔 의미가 없어지죠. 수요가 생기면 대충 번 돈으로 다시 재료를 사들이고 새로운 경험과 시도를 도전하고... 그런 뜻으로 설명하신거 같네요.. 공짜로 물건을 만들 순 없으니까요.. 그리고 일이 없다는건 아마 아무도 손님이 찾아오지 않는다. = 돈이 안벌린다. = 재료를 살 수 없다. 같은 맥락이라고 볼 수 있겠네요. 나이 많으신분들이 보통 일 있어요? 일 없어요? 많이들 하셔서 저도 대충 알아들었네요. 잘모르신분들도 많이 계실듯

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته كيف حالكم يا أصدقاء من أي بلد أنتم تحياتي لكم من المغرب

@@queenqueen5482 Салют Queen я родом из РОССИИ но сделан в СССР)

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as far as I'm aware, the liquid he puts the knives in to reveal the patterns is a form of acid

The pattern is caused by etching the forge welded steel in acid. You layer high carbon steel and steel with nickel content and the acid etches them at different rates, which brings out the layered pattern they were forge welded into.

И что ими резать , людей , калбасу на охоте , это панты тупые

@Алеут Алеут я из деревни , сам охотник

@@franikzaclinski4905 - Это типа Дамасская сталь? Им можно валить медведя, если попадёшь в ребро не сломается.

@Алеут Алеут - Ты прав, а если ещё и городской сумасшедший, то не стоит метать бисер перед свиньёй.

@@clean9208 это твои влажные фантазии. Если у тебя мозгов не хватает понять, что это всё сказки и байки. По новому называемое маркетингом. Тебя искренне жаль.

By Bruce Lee

Ручка всё таки не надёжная, я ожидал что он сделает отверстие и заклипает ручку🤷‍♂️

If you’re quoting, give credit.

Thats because you need to be practicing Bass to mouth

Flux means that white powder? What is use of it? Filling the gaps between plates?

@@Praxss It's to keep air away from the billet when forge welding metal together. The white powder is borax and boils into liquid, seeping into every crack and crevasse. Trying to do it without borax or some other flux makes each layer of metal peel apart. If you've seen the scale that forms on the metal and needs to be brushed off, imagine that getting in between the metal as he's trying to forge weld it together.

@@5thwiseman I'm pretty sure that's the repercussion of. Not precautionary measures to😆. Now Lemmiwinks, move forth and make with haste! For if you stick around, you'll catch Catatafish's underdeveloped bass-to-mouth disease.

@@jackrichards3697 Someone gets it...

Which powder is this

Mastery Perfection Lifetime pursuit

Source: trust me bro

He had probably done this all his life

@@lingzhao5719 are you in you house doing nothing so you share your snarky self contempt with the rest of us?

@@jay-by1se reason why I said it...is look about 2 comments above yours. Someone literally said the exact same thing but instead of 15 it's 16

Could become proficient in any craft in a few years if you truly dedicate especially in the age of information,

@@elijahjohnston3172 0

Absolutely yes 🙌

@@elijahjohnston3172 pfft

@@elijahjohnston3172 Proficient, yes. Master, no chance

heat, bang, flip, twist, heat, bang, flip twist. not that hard.

@@username4441 sitting at home and watching those videos, it's always not to hart to do those things. So, don't talk, show how to do it. With this quality, with this experience, with this kind of feeling, learned about years over years.

@@NeuROTHisch im good jens thank you though!

@@username4441 Probably one of those guys who didn't achieve anything in his life, but he's thinking he can do it all.

@@username4441 easy to learn, hard to master. If you had the chance to get a free knife from either the master or the apprentice, which one would you choose? A good knife vs a flawless knife? A good haircut vs a perfect haircut. A good steak vs a perfect steak. What you say is true. It is not hard to learn. Yet, it certanly is hard to master :)

재미있게 봐주셔서 감사합니다!^^

Чтобы воевать, не обязательно создавать такую красоту. Для армии выдерживались основные требования: прочность, острота и удобность ношения. Как правило для каждого отряда был свой кузнечный цех. А уже такие произведения искусств изготавливали для богатых людей, военначальников и правителей или как награда для воинов, которые проявили себя в бою. Раньше кузнецы считались очень почетным ремеслом. Но и если его оружие окажется плохим, то кузнеца очень страшно могли наказать.