Forging a San Mai Hunting Knife - knife making
Hello Everyone! This video shows how I made a clip point hunting knife from 1084 and 15N20. A few firsts for me on this one, forge welding a San Mai billet, making a choil, and coffee etching. I didn't grind a pattern in the outer billet layer because I wanted to see what the result would be with no pattern. Hope you enjoy the video and Thanks for Watching! Please subscribe for future videos: / @artmetalscience Chapters 00:00 Making the billet 01:12 Forging the knife 02:53 Profiling 04:47 Heat treating 05:04 Final grind 05:27 Making the choil 05:46 Maker's mark 06:38 Etching in Ferric Chloride 07:16 Making the guard 07:50 Making the handle 10:04 Coffee etching 10:40 Assembly 11:14 Polishing and finishing
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