Můžu jen souhlasit, ale já to mám u všeho, mechanika, stroje, obrábění atd.

Why would you say as a German. Do you people have a history of caring

I suggest stop being too comfortable getting his hands so close to the hot steel. That is just arrogant and dangerous.

He is a true viking, let him be!!!

​@@gabrielvega1934 absolutely none of this had anything to do with vikings.

Let him cook

@@DeathbringerDragoI would also like to talk about his lack of eyepro staring directly at the grinding wheel.

What does it mean that saying?

Totally agree mate, this guy clearly doesn't care about his eyesight 🙄 does some fantastic work though can't fault him on that

Its massively hot, so your glasses are blury because you have to sweat. Its a double mill between safety for eyes or safety for hands and... . Eye protection as glasses is hating and loving at same time. You're also right but that's experience. Better Glasses, but it's hating.^^

Nah he’s too cool for eye protection 😂

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Unless he wears a welding mask

​​@@samuelbacon9555 I am now picturing someone trying to use a wire wheel with a welding mask on(unless you get the fancy shade changing ones you are pretty much blind to anything less intense than the sun, so the picture is pretty bloody)

Grinding metal with no safety glasses too😂😂

Yeah I just asked if I could have his tools when he's blind. I can't afford the pneumatic hammer

Lol yup. I'd love to have a rugged badass knife like this around the cabin with a cool story behind it. No need to worry about scratching it!

Keep counting. Fortunately we have a 'screen' for our own PPE.🤣👍

@@philmickey7247 feels like i have something in my eye

​@philmickey7247 hell....I'm wearing my safety glasses. I'm taking no chances!

@@Captain_Yodelstein And I'm wearing reading glasses while watching this video...just in case!🤣👍

@philmickey7247 can't be too careful with these ultra high definition screens these modern smart phones have.

Who cares about skin. I'd say retinas are more important to protect. Maybe he has dark shade eyelids though...

@@livestock9722 UV light = Skin Cancer. Skin cancer = death. Your face isn't the best place to have cancer.

@@fawk501 I've never known or heard of anyone that had face cancer. Eye degradation due to burning retinas - happens all the time.

@@livestock9722 I know someone. Life long welder. Doc said it was more than likely from his line of work and from not wearing a full face shield. There's a reason why they make them. Just passing info to hopefully save anyone from going thru it. Cheers!

Bag sasis

you have not seen a real knife then. This is the most boring thing ever.

"Keyboard blacksmiths".. what a great term. I watch this stuff and then learn additional things from intelligent comments whilst dismissing jackasses whose only "contribution" is criticism. My question is, why not start out with a piece of solid steel to begin with? (provided you have it). I scooped up a 2ft length of galvanized cable probably 2" in diameter that the telephone pole guys left behind last week, w/ no real idea of what to do w/ it. I assume the galvanizing dip needs to be subtracted somehow (maybe in the process) before doing something like this, if the quality of the cable is worth bothering with to begin with, correct?

@@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit If you don't mind me answering I'll try and help you out. The client probably wanted a twisted cable knife, not knowing what a blacksmith can/cannot do with wire or metal. The galvanizing layer is hazardous so that can be burnt off in a well ventilated area, outside away from people and animals, then once that has been done you should take that piece of metal to a grinder and see what color sparks it throws off, if the sparks are and orangeish yellow then you can use that metal to make a blade. Hope this answers your questions.

Cox sagol🙏

bu usta harda işləyir,bıçaq satışı edirmi?

@@rustamibrahimov4818 dernegulde isleyir. Cox keyfiyyetli bicaqlari olur

Seriously, just one of those flecks could have blinded you!

Mind your own business the world would be better off

Looks like he's doing just fine without them and probably has been for many years

feels as if we need them to watch the vid

​@@johnpietros9439the world could also use a little less hate. Hes just worried about dude.

Yeah great knife. The visual cracks you can see really give it some nice structure 😂

¿Eres técnico de seguridad?

Not only that but his face is getting burnt badly, but he’ll figure it out

@@Misael0205 es sentido comun y dar el ejemplo.

Only seen a couple of his vids. Hear he's supposed to be gd, & I'm not claiming to be some master blacksmith, but let's be real, I'm w/ u on this one: Not particularly impressive. Someone even pointed out the blade already has cracks. If you're gonna post your work, as an expert, setting an example, wherein you eschew basic PPE & exhibit patently unsafe practices, your final product better blow us away, or at least serve to helps us forget the violations we just witnessed lol.

@@ubahfly5409 I think he deliberately ignores eye protection in order to bait us on the comments, thereby promoting the video)

@@daniilmarkovskyj515 lol

I felt the same way when I was watching this… he could’ve melted the cable down and made a better shape and cut it with the angle grinder. I just wasn’t impressed seeing he’s got a huge blacksmith work shop. This was more like a simple knife tutorial in my opinion

If im not mistaken, it would just be a lot more efford, keeping the fire warm with bellows and then hammer your steel with a hammer instead of a machine, hardening would be the same as the forging process. Actually, now that I wrote it it seems to be more or less the same 🤷‍♂, except for the shaping / sharpening, Id expect that to be done with a stone (or skyrim has made me think that)

I have seen a video recently where someone made the steel from ore and then made a blade from that metal. IT was very amazing, work though 😅

@@carl6153 if you can remember who done it.. please let me know I would like to see it

and without grinder wheel guard in place. That blade will take your head clean off when breaking.

My thoughts exactly. Especially with a cable.

No safety glasses were harmed in the making of this video.

I'm surprised he has both eyes. Getting metal in your eye (or a part of a grinding disk that breaks off) is painful and to be avoided.

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho

🙌

هل اخرك نوع السائل

Not just the wire brush bristle. Any metal fragment or piece of grit could cause serious injury, especially one of those little red hot pieces. Good work.

Var okasan🙌

I noticed that also when pulling it out of the fire the greenish white flame. In my metal shop class this year I made the mistake of just heating up galvanized steel and had a similar color flame. Not good to breathe in.

ma godetevi il lavoro invece di criticare luomo esprime se stesso attraverso i suoi lavori, apprezza la sua espressione 😅😅😅

Be proactive and send him a welding hood then, wise guy.

@@HSKFabrications I’ve spent hundreds of dollars on each of my hoods so I think I’ll keep them right where they belong, I don’t support communism

@@peltiereric6497 Azerbaijan is not communist.

Это соль фторичний

Así es, por ejemplo cuando soldó no usó máscara y estaba soldando muy de cerca seguramente le habrá quemado,le habrá dolido, le habrá picado cuando terminó

Чтобы лицо не сгорело одевают сварочную маску, береги себя дружище глаза и жизнь одна другоф недано

Rojizo tojito

I completely agree with your educated statement.

😅 👀👁 👍😂

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