Beginner knife making: Forging a harpoon point Nessmuk knife

Hello and welcome to the workshop, In this video I forge a skinning knife similar to a Nessmuk from 1095 HC steel. #knifemaking #forged #maker #howto

[malcontent]

Nice looking knife. Keep up with your always quality work!

[MrOldclunker]

Enjoyed a real forging out the basis of a knife. I really like the design.

[stephenjohnson]

Your forging skills are awesome. What is truly impressive is how fast and effective you are grinding and sanding! 😂 In all seriousness it turned out great thanks again for sharing!

[bernardstevens]

Great Job Matt! Each time I watch your videos, I am amazed at the Art you produce! Thanks for sharing!

[Oz]

Beautiful work. I always enjoy watching a skilled artist create a masterpiece. Incredible job.

[Anderson-HandForged]

beautiful knife Matt that wood looks great with that style blade

[stevedoolanTacoma]

I like watching your videos, I like the knives. Please, please get your camera into focus. 😎

[joshyingling]

Really enjoy the shape of that knife. Fantastic work brother

[Duckrabbit_Forging]

8:30 hey its that bit from the other video you did! Ya know, the super helpful and informative video that everyone should go watch! 😉

[Rodrigues-xgln]

I'm starting as a Hobie and learning. I really like your work, congratulations.
Do you mind telling me what brand it is and where you buy the tubes of glue you used?

[elijohnson]

Okay sir, you're gonna have to explain this to me. Why go to all the trouble to forge a rough shape simply to grind off all the forging you did? If you are going to grind to shape, why don't you just use a cut-off wheel to cut out the shape then sharpen it and call it good? I'm sure you make a great knife, but to me it's simply stock removal, not forging. Save the hammer work because you don't keep any of it anyways. I've watched a bunch of your video's and it's been eating at me. Set me straight on this. Best wishes. EJ