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Hi, i'm a french maker and i wonder what are the materials to mix for the crucible?

A mixture of chamotte graphite chips and refractory binders

I love your videos and I would love to see you take some wrought iron, or iron dust and some old chrome-vandium wrenches and makes some crucible steel from it, it would probably make some nice wootz steel I'm currently trying to get my own business started blacksmithing and bladesmithing but don't have the equipment yet to experiment on that level. LoL.

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He did use steel that someone else had already dug up and refined. Not impressed. Even the hammer he used to smash the crucible seemed like it was bought instead of forged.

Right crazy you did it all well skilled sir

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Like when I see the prices of Miller Bro's blades...

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Yea i hate that some people make stock removal knives and want to charge as if they are bladesmiths

@@gmane2743 This is ignorance at its finest folks. That would be like saying a carpenter can only build and charge for a quality deck if he cuts down the trees himself and only constructs it using one method. No. The end result, the material and the craftsmanship is what determines the value. You DO realize "stock removal" is part of the process regardless of whether the initial shape is roughly forged or ground out of a rectangle bar purchased from a steel supplier right? Again the end result: the many hours of fine craftsmanship and the material choices will determine its price and what defines a bladesmith.

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the drills were already broken

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@@fz-makingknives3663 по крушке сразу понял что вы из СНГ или России.

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Pretty sure there was a TiN bit in there too which must have helped with the consistency!

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The pattern comes from the fact that the metal is completely liquified and allowed to slowly cool. This causes alloying elements to become concentrated in certain regions, which tend to react to form carbides and other intermetallic compounds. These carbides are less soluble in the high temperature iron, so they are not redissolved during the forging process. This means that after forging the pattern the steel solidified in is (more or less)visible after etching.

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@@fz-makingknives3663 no way you did that with 2 crossed hands😎

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@@fz-makingknives3663 You are very welcome. Thank you for a fantastic video. I sure would love to be the proud owner of this knife. Be safe and have a wonderful weekend.

Have a nice weekends too

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When making crucible steel, like forge welding, it's typical to set the welds with a hand hammer before going to power tools. If the steel puck hasn't entirely consolidated in the crucible, going straight to the hydraulic press or power hammer will just blow it apart. So, a few heat and beat cycles with a hand hammer helps to ensure the puck stays together under the extreme pressure of the power tools.

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What about the white pride symbol?

@@suprememasteroftheuniverse it isn't a white pride symbol they are nordic runes

@@suprememasteroftheuniverse Are you serious? He made a badass blade. Why do you have to start bull crap like all the rest of the idiots today?

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Oye bro sabes de que material fabricaron el crisol? Los que veo es arena y polvo de carbon y el otro no se si sera cemento refractario si lo sabes te lo agradeceria mucho si me pudieras apoyar

@@proyectoxiiidetodounpoco. The crucible is made of chamotte chips, graphite and refractory binders

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I wish shurap would put handles on his blades! That guy makes some incredible stuff!

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Вода не текет, а течет, грамотей!

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ja finde ich auch, sieht klasse aus kommt das einfach nur durch den Mix an Zutaten beim Schmelzen oder durch Falten beim Schmieden

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It's a scary thought to think of a reak viking coming at you with this knife 😵

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Graphite and glass. We cook for two hours

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It is not Wootz. It is similar to Wootz.

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@@fz-makingknives3663 I don't know if it interests you, but making a tradition slip joint in Wootz steel would be amazing!

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Can we buy your knives

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I read your comment out loud, now everyone is looking at me 😂😂

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has nothing to do with a canister.. to make Wootz you need to take the metal to liquid.. not just welding temp like patterned steel. Watch the video of Alfred Pendray.. he figured out the lost art of damscus .. very interesting story.

This is how they make preformed iron billets in Japan for Samurai swords.

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there is a video of the man who rediscovered wootz methods. In order to be called wootz must get ore from the middle east.

It is the vanadium that lets the magic occur I believe.

@@yewwtooob Yeah! If I'm not mistaken, there is a paper showing that you can get the wootz steel effect from adding small amounts of vanadium, molybdenum or chromium and thermocycling the metal in the correct temperature band.

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И не только с иголок)...

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I think the one means elk, and the other heirloom. Could be wrong.

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@@b.a.c7504 you are correct

The other side is Odin and thor

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Не хорошо. Лезвие должно быть наоборот. Смотри якутский нож.

@@fz-makingknives3663скажи пожалуйста, это обломки твердосплавных сверл и фрез? Или быстрорез, типа р6м5, р18?

Подскажи из чего делал форму ? И в каких пропорциях

@@bobbymorgan9074 В том то и глупость - режущая часть у свёрл - быстрорез, а хвостовик - обычная сталь. Что получилось в итоге - хз...

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Because it's steel so I think he used a graphite crucible

@@dankkitty700 yea I figured but I was wondering the quantity of each ingredient

Measurements: 5-1/4" high x 4-3/4" in diameter (exterior dimensions); 4-3/4" deep x 3-3/4" in diameter (interior dimensions) for a 4 kg cucible ingredients would be clay and graphite with a ratio of 4:2 but if you want it to last long then graphite would be more in quantity after that when season yiur crucible. Use borax

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