Test Your Knowledge Of Bladesmithing With These 10 Questions 

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I have watched (and listened to) you and other bladesmiths (and blacksmiths) long enough to get all the correct answers. Nice quiz. Have a nice day 👍☀️

10 out of 11 I’m pretty happy with that. I think this winter I’m going to take the step forward to start making some knives and other things who knows maybe it will takeoff enough to get me off of the truck and back home with my family I really enjoy the videos, man. Please keep them coming.

I got em all except question 8, which I couldn’t answer cause I feel like the answers were all right. It just depends on what people use, and everyone has a different setup. Myself for example, I have a paragon heat treat oven and 2x72, but I also use an old coal forge with two tongs and a few hammers. I do get your reasons for the answer you chose though.

11/11 I am now a bladesmith, I thought it would be tougher. Thanks for the entertaining test.

Thanks for another amazing knife. Should have it next day or so.

Elijah I’m sitting here having lunch with your grandpa Dave Williams at Red Dragon in Spokane! He just showed me one of your knives! Good work. Got yourself a new sub!

Only one I missed was the one about scale. I thought it was mostly carbon. Didn't know that it was oxygen combining with iron.

Elijah that was to easy😬🎉, gotta give us something that takes some actual thought. I love the idea of the questions 👍🏼

10 out of 11number 6 threw me off because they all sounded important. I chose C but I can see how A would be a better answer. Thanks brother great video! 👊

I got all but 2. But I also have experience in bladesmithing. 🤷‍♂️

I missed two, but got the bonus…..now I just gotta do it instead of watching it

7 out of 10 plus the bonus

11/11 what got me smiting is not wanting to spend 2000$ on an awesome damascus hatchet. If you don't have the will, desire and patience you won't make it

I got 7. How do you feel about the Japanese duel angle sharpening method?

10 out of 11. I thought forge scale was carbon.

I have to be honest I got 9 out of 11

10/11

I'm pretty sure a forge is actually the shop that you're working out of. Or the process of manipulating the metal. Wouldn't the correct answer be a kiln

Woohoo, im the first here to comment