How to Make: RAZOR SHARP Knife From a Wrench (Karambit)

My second ever attempt at blacksmithing a knife, today I'm making a Karambit out of a 21mm wrench from home depot, using my:

My end product is a little underwhelming, but as long as you use a bigger wrench you should be fine. Special thanks to Chandler Dickinson, whose videos have educated me more than high-school ever did.

Music:
Intro song:
Fly Away - Otis McDonald, from the YouTube Creator Studio Music Library.

Blacksmithing song:
Wake Up - Nathan Weber

Song 3:
Lensko - Circles

Song 4:
Ash OConnor - Vibe

Outtro:
Vidya Vidya - Safari Fruits

[cooperhearne]

*Makes tutorial*
“Don’t do what I did and you should be fine”

[RegularFish]

Holy frick I can’t believe I glossed over this channel like 2 years ago lmao subbed

[TheOlympianPrincess]

Blacksmithing increased to 10

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[bradleybrown]

Had to come back to the first vid of yours i watched, you come so far man, feel like a proud dad dude

[KuriAoiKara]

just to confirm, karambits ARE suppose to be tiny. if you follow the traditions. the are suppose to mimic a tiger's claw. and its tiny because its suppose to be concealed from the whoever is receiving stabs from it.

[Nick-dlro]

0:47 "cuts through it like paper" -while cutting through paper

[kfckernelbuttonholes]

I did body shop in high school now your getting my Hammer and dolly hand anxious & jumpy searching for tools. :) thanks for your honesty goes a long way for a viewer to assimilate with failure and makes the viewer be able to make the best of what could of been a trashed project to anyone else who doesn't realize the leftover potential.

[TheHuski]

the word"dank" at the end is what got me to subscribe. gave me the last little push.

[darkcarnivalwizard]

Dude don't doubt yourself you did a great job that thing looks badass for a homemade blade

[BonzitheDerpybunny]

I DON'T KNOW WHY ALL THE TOOLS MAKE GOOD MUSIC TO MY EARS I LOVE

[tomjeffersonwasright]

That was a nice explanation of where you hit it and why. And flea market wrenches as a source of quality steel is a good idea too, though it is probably air hardening tool steel. Traditional karambits were sharp on both edges, but possession of one is a felony in many states. double edged weapons are classed as dirks and daggers. That is why many knives have a false second edge.

I would prefer an even smaller blade. It is less visible, and the curve of a karambit dives into the meat it cuts. If you anticipate actually using it, a smaller one would not kill an opponent, which would complicate your life. The most deadly knife fighter I ever knew preferred a knife about 1 inch long on a small handle. His skill made it extremely lethal.

Thanks for a very well made video.

[PaddleAsia]

Why on earth so many 'thumbs down'. He's done a fantastic job and like he said, it's his second project. Cut him some slack, please. He's at least very honest.

[htrdprductions]

i think this is one of your best ones yet

[bigbear-luez]

dude, second time blacksmithing and got you 97k likes at this time. great job man.

[Muddy_Turtle_Motors]

even if it didn't turn out perfect, it's pretty bad ass to be able to say YOU made the knife you carry. Good job man!

[platinumchopper]

Don't apologize for your work!!! It looks great

[HerrscherOfDominion]

0:33 there is nothing more satisfying than hearing a knife cut paper

[WestSideRida]

Don't sell yourself under. That is a great Karambit. It is meant to be a claw. You can make effective Karambits that are 2" long. Great job man! Tool steel is great to work with, and you did it right.

[minerlord]

Omg lol the Ainsley Harriot part was so funny 😂

[VICTORYOVERNEPTUNE]

looks proportioned just fine, sick blade mate.