Channel: Black Beard Projects

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Description: Gyuto chef's knife made with the pattern welded steel I forged out of broken bandsaw blades from the steel scrapyard and k720 steel, you can watch the process here: youtu.be/uyVovt6tQOs The heat treatment on this damascus was very successful following the recipe for k720 and tempered to 200°C for 2hrs resulted in hardness between 60 and 65 on the Rockwell scale. Handle is made of olive wood, horn and okume wood all fitted without glue thanks to the four alignment pins between the handle pieces and the single 3mm hardened stainless steel pin locking blade and handle tightly. Thanks Boshcraft Abrasives for providing sandpaper and sanding belts to my workshop! Get good sandpaper here: amazon.com/stores/BOSHCRAFT/page/1B3719BD-4CAF-46D3-BC71-63DDB8175523?ref_=ast_bln Horn for the handle provided by: etsy.com/shop/WholeEarthSupply Find some stuff I use for my projects in this amazon storefront: amazon.com/shop/blackbeardprojects It's affiliate marketing, so if you order something from here you'll help the channel for free! Thank you! Thanks a lot for watching, I hope you liked the video! Suggestions and comments are welcome. Leave a like and share to anyone who might be interested! 0:00 Blade profiling 1:24 Heat treatment 1:56 Final "S" grind 2:58 Damascus etch 3:29 Handle pieces 5:23 Handle fit up and shaping 8:10 Finish and edge 8:49 Test 9:43 Final result ★Patreon★ patreon.com/blackbeardprojects ★Website★ blackbeardproject.com ★Follow me★ Facebook ► facebook.com/BlackBeardProjects Twitter ► twitter.com/BlackBeardProje Instagram ► instagram.com/black_beard_projects