Thanks! 👍👍👍

Thanks! Yeah i should change that handle😅 also to get a better grip

Nice! I tried it also with a saw blade but it wasn't enough sturdy for me

@@Gabrulo_knifemaking maybe weld 4-5 jigsablades together

Thanks! Yes all by myself

I knew it, Einhell doesn't get even close to that quality.

Puor steel into a mold is just impossible, you can't do it just cause you will not obtain an omogenous grain, it will be probably full of cracks and useless. Unfortunately this is believed due to movies, where they shows blades made by pouring the molten metal into a mold, but it happened only for soft metal blades, like in the bronze era. Steel, even if melted into a crucible, must stay in a free oxygen atmosphere, so the crucible must be sealed, or it will oxidize quickly. Once you melted the steel, the only way to obtain a blade is to forge it once the steel is no longer in a liquid form. Also you need the equivalent temperatures of the sun surface to melt steel, that's why in the steel mills they use enourmos electrodes that creates real lightings to melt tons of steel. Use this incredible amount of energy just for a blade is an incredible waste, and this is also why in the past good swords were only for kings

Gabrulo ah ok well also thank you I didn't know that!

I learned all this things here on KZfaq😆

With files you need 10x times to do the same work

3 years later , you are still wrong it’s definitely an annealing process