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The Birth Of A Tool: Damascus Steel Knife Making

June 12, 2013 by Caleb Kraft 6 Comments

I suspect we’ll be seeing more of [John Neeman] on HANDMADE. He’s made some beautiful videos of the process of building tools. In this video, he forges a Damascus steel knife. The cinematography is fantastic and the mood is great. enjoy.

[thanks Zadok]

Posted in Tool HacksTagged damascus, knife

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