Birth of a Tool

[brandon123]

Guys are so dang talented...

[lost cajun]

Cool video. That's something that I have wanted to learn to do for a long time. It's definitely a craft.

[Bazo]

What a great video

[Etxbuckman]

I can't believe anyone would pay good money for work like that when there's plenty of good ol' Chinese-made products out there.

Just kidding of course. That is pretty awesome. People like that definitely take pride in their work and it shows.

[Avezorak]

That may well be the coolest video Ive ever seen.

That knife is crazy sharp to be able to cut that leather like that.

[TexaRican]

Very few videos on here that I watch start to finish. This is one. Thanks for sharing.

[Stroke]

Awesome video! I wish I could learn how to do that.

[jmark100]

great video

[UncleBubba]

Very few videos on here that I watch start to finish. This is one. Thanks for sharing.

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[HoustonHunter]

I came here thinking we'd see Obama when he was born...

[sir shovelhands]

Cool, but I was disappointed that he just made a pattern welded blade (what everyone now incorrectly refers to as "Damascus steel"). True Damascus steel was a single piece of wootz steel that after heat treatment had ferrite and cementite bands that separated on the surface to give that "Damascus" look.

If you want a comparison, here ya go (the real damascus looks like running water, and the other looks like someone layered pieces of metal and then folded it a bunch).

[Legdog]

loved it

thanks

[bear]

now I want a new knife..... very cool video

[Wood Man]

That was very interesting.

[Saltgrass Mikerr]

That is one of the best videos I have ever watched! Thanks for posting.

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