How Blacksmiths make Golok Machetes in Central Java

Blacksmiths forging a golok machete near Yogyakarta City in Indonesia. Welcome to PART ONE of this series! Our next upload will focus on wood carving of the decorative sheath and Golok handle. Golok is the Indonesian work for machete. “Pandai besi” means blacksmith. We have many more blacksmith knife making videos at Bush Channel. The address of the AMW blacksmith is Karangasem Village, Bantul, near Yogyakarta City. The English speaking guide at 13:18 is Aldrin Awuy from Vogels Hostel. Vogels is a highly recommended place to stay in the mountain village of Kaliurang on the slopes of Mt Merapi. Aldrin and his uncle Christian own Vogels. There is a translation error at the beginning of this video, this is not a Mandau blade, Mandau blades are a different type of Indonesian knife. We have other golok videos coming soon! TIME STAMPS Cutting the tip 6:24 Quenching the steel 11:47 Finished Golok 13:12 Outro 13:56 See the following links for more blacksmiths and knife making videos at Bush Channel. SHARE this ►    • How Blacksmiths make Golok Machetes in Cen...   SEE our last KNIFE MAKING video ►    • How Blacksmiths make Golok Machetes in Ind...   Thai Swords & Survival Knives VIDEO ►    • How Blacksmiths make Swords & Survival Kni...   Malaysian Parang makers ►    • How blacksmiths make parang machetes in Ma...   SUBSCRIBE to Bushchannel http://www.youtube.com/user/BUSHCHANN... Bush Channel Cartoon artwork by Gerald Carr