Thanks! 😆🤟

Thank you very much! I would also have the opportunity and access to more professional tools, but the video is about doing everything at home with simple means. It's a lot of work, but anyone can do it this way. 😁👌

Thank You, so much! ❤️

Thank you my friend😊

Thanky you Sir! Thats why i made this Video! 😁✌️

Many, many reasons why. Many less expensive knives are SS which is less than ideal for a throwing knife. Shock resistant carbon steels (S5, S7 or L6) are expensive. Spook identified his metal as "spring steel" which really doesn't tell us anything because of the number of spring steel alloys available with a differences in prices. Most spring steels don't get hard enough for a knife or they get too hard for a knife. A lot of nuance here. Look up recommended Rockwell C hardness for different knife metals different knife uses. Many of those high dollar knives are 3/8ths to 1/2" thick, long and heavy for a reason.

Schleichwerbung is wichtig! ☝️😄

Thank you!😁

What (may I ask) would you use?

Danke Dir!

that's exactly why i made it myself! thank you😊

Thats true, i almost lost a few of them😅

I think it's a german or austrian channel, so pretty sure °C.

Of course it would be eayser but the video is about doing everything at home with simple means. It's a lot of work, but anyone can do it this way. 😁👌

I'm glad to hear that my friend! The finish is a chemical that etches the surface. Sorry, don't know exactly how it's called in English. Linked the remedy in the description.🍻

@@spookleech I'm responding to a year old post but what you used here in the states is called Cold Blue. (avail from Amazon or any hunting\sporting\gun shop) It's called cold because unlike the other traditional bluing processes it does not require any of the various heating methods of the other bluing processes. It is not as durable as the "hot" methods. FYI, Cold blue does not work on stainless and can be removed from other ferrous metals with steel wool. Not that it matters much but bluing is not an etching process. It's an iron oxide coating that prevents rust and corrosion. Etching will actually "cut" in to the metal.

Thank you so much!!! 😁 Yes, thats the plan😊🤟

Que líquido es el de la botella

​@@mglbcnit look like some kind of colour.

Hallo Helmut! Danke Dir! Freut mich das dir das Video gefällt! 😊 Gewicht weiß ich jetzt nicht genau, hab keine Feinwage. Sollten aber so ca. um 250g sein. Wenn du willst kann ich dir die Schablonen als PDF schicken. 🤟

@@spookleech Hallo Waldgott das wäre sehr lieb von dir. Soll ich dir meine email Adresse schicken? Bist du aus Österreich ?

@@helmuttupy4209 ja, kein Problem :) ja bin aus der Steiermark

@@spookleech Hallo, Hast du meine Atwort mit Mail-Adresse nicht bekommen? L.G. Helmut

@@helmuttupy4209 PDF👇 drive.google.com/file/d/1X8JyWXsdboWJAF6YjRGm56JJ0biCB1XM/view?usp=drivesdk

PDF👇 drive.google.com/file/d/1X8JyWXsdboWJAF6YjRGm56JJ0biCB1XM/view?usp=drivesdk

Die Messer sind 250mm lang und 30mm an der breitesten Stelle. Also ein Stück Flachstahl für zwei Messer hatte bei mir 255 x 60mm. 😊

@@spookleech Perfekt, danke für die Info

PDF👇 drive.google.com/file/d/1X8JyWXsdboWJAF6YjRGm56JJ0biCB1XM/view?usp=drivesdk

@@spookleech thank you. So they’re almost 2.5 inches wide? I did not realize that. I think I have some flat pry bars to sacrifice

PDF👇 drive.google.com/file/d/1X8JyWXsdboWJAF6YjRGm56JJ0biCB1XM/view?usp=drivesdk

Of course! Feel the thrill!

Sry i just make them for my own