MIG Weld Damascus Kitchen Knife - Will It Work??

Making a Damascus Kitchen Knife using some 1084 offcuts and a MiG welder but will it work?

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[Juice]

When you annotate additional information about chemicals, metallurgy, processes, etc, it adds another level to your videos. I really appreciate it. Highly educational as well as fun to watch.

[matui]

How could anybody not like how that blade turned out??
Scary sharp and held up to slicing thru that manila rope just fine.
Nice job.

[billwalker]

It is always a pleasure to watch your videos. I know when I see your shows we're in for a unique build and alot of humor. I'm impressed with the tiger stripe knife. You take it to the next level. Thank you again for sharing your time

[iristrombley]

Honestly Onur, I really liked the way the knife looked before you filed it smooth. It was pretty cool. End product was gorgeous as usual. I'm still loving the outtakes ❤❤❤.

[ed.sol.crafts]

Love how you always comee up with some crazy idea for your build then pull it off!

[GaisaSanktejo]

Love those scales and the concept of mig weld forging a blade was... interesting, never seen anyone try that before!

[gsdfan]

Didn’t get to watch this until now, but it was worth the wait. That was a cool idea to get a Damascus look without all the cutting and stacking. Yet another knife I wish was in my collection.

[mmmber]

The knife came out looking really nice, really liked seeing the notes pop up explaining certain points. The coffee etch also has me a little panicked about what my insides look like!

[lennylowman]

Wow, that was awesome. You definitely have old world craftsmanship in the modern day. Well done, I enjoy watching you work. Even your workshop is out of this world. You should give a tour of your shop and show it off. That would be a must watch video. I'll see you on the next one, thanks.

[jerome_dangelo]

I hated the weld pattern at first glance, but once I saw the finished product I loved it. Not to mention that thing could probably slice bone. Nice work, Onur!

[justmutantjed]

Dang, I like the kind of "tiger stripe" pattern that came thru in the blade. That turned out really nicely! And that yellow and black handle, man that colour scheme is hard to beat.
Just after you finished welding everything into place (around 1:34), I thought "with all those gnarly spiky bits, it looks like something an Ork would wield."

[NjordArtisan]

Now that's a cool idea! Turned out really nice 👌👌

[forginglifeandfamily]

brother you have got a wicked design going there.
keep bringing the creativity and I will continue watching. love what you do, and your skits kill me....

[stevewhitely]

Stunning piece of work as usual. Etching on blade was outstanding as was the handle, simple but perfect. Cant wait for the next one brother keep them coming thank you

[tehtheif]

I wasn't sure how the weld pattern would come out but I like the stripe look that this got. The handles also are a good match I think.

[wazzar]

The pattern looks really nice on the blade. The coffee etch process was a surprise, the knife won't fall asleep now.

[williammcleroy]

Another job very well done Sir! Beautiful and effective blade!👍

[drstrangefart]

THIS IS MY FAVORITE THING YOU HAVE DONE SO FAR. Always wondered how something very similar to this would go down. Really good job on the concept and the execution. Kudos.

[devas]

That came out nicely and very sharp never thought those metals get together thanks for sharing love the video be safe everyone