Creating a Copper K-Tip Knife with Cable Damascus

🔪Cleaning the cable and filling gaps with steel powder ensures a solid and airtight billet for the knife.

🔥The pressing technique from top to bottom ensures a consistent and safe weld without risking powder spillage.

🌡️Slow and steady grinding is crucial when working with copper to prevent shearing the pieces apart.

😍The combination of copper pattern and cable Damascus creates a stunning and unique visual effect.

🔨Hand sanding and applying Butcher Block oil bring out the natural colors and texture of the handle.

What materials are used to create the knife?

—The knife is made from cable Damascus, copper, and A4 steel.

Why is it important to press the billet from top to bottom?

—Pressing from top to bottom ensures the caps won't pop off and allows for easier and safer welding.

What technique is used to prevent overheating while grinding the knife?

—Slow and steady grinding is recommended to avoid overheating the hardened blade.

How is the handle of the knife made?

—The handle is made from Pink Ivory wood and features a unique pattern.

What is the final result of the knife making process?

—The final result is a stunning copper K-tip knife with a beautiful pattern and a unique combination of copper and Damascus steel.

00:00Welcome back to the shop, where today we'll be making a cable K-tip knife with copper.

02:58After pressing the billet, it's time to start grinding and shaping the knife.

05:28The knife is quenched and tempered in a toaster oven, ensuring its hardness and durability.

06:19The knife is hand-sanded to achieve a smooth finish.

07:46The handle materials, including Pink Ivory wood, are prepared and glued to the knife.

09:47The handle is shaped and sanded, revealing its natural colors and patterns.

12:13The finished knife is given a final sanding and coated with Butcher Block oil for a beautiful shine.