Green Beetle | Forging A Knife With Drill Shaving Spirals @GreenBeetle | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Two different techniques are attempted using spiral drill shavings combined with 1084 powdered steel to forge knives. The guard seen is nickel silver, the pin is copper, handle material is Bois d'Arc (Osage Orange) and the spacers end up being mild steel. I may revisit this project in the future because it was, well, just super.
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"Steve, why does the guard look like a bottle cap?"
- It's supposed to look like a drill chuck. I think.
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Two different techniques are attempted using spiral drill shavings combined with 1084 powdered steel to forge knives. The guard seen is nickel silver, the pin is copper, handle material is Bois d'Arc (Osage Orange) and the spacers end up being mild steel. I may revisit this project in the future because it was, well, just super.
Support this channel & get free stuff! : patreon.com/GreenBeetle
There are 12 Green Beetle logos or watermarks in this video! Did you find them all?
"Steve, why does the guard look like a bottle cap?"
- It's supposed to look like a drill chuck. I think.
The music is provided by YouTube's royalty-free, attribution free music and sound effects service.
Inquiries stephen@greenbeetlegear.com
This video is copyrighted and my property and cannot be used or redistributed or published without my express, notarized, written permission.
