Workshop webms

>>894118
that's glorious

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This is a good thread, needs more webms

>>894117
fucking top quality webm there, teach me your encoding skills

>>894142

> ruining surface hardened steel
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>894133

Garbage in, garbage out

>>894142
>>894149
>>894152
>>894157
>>894158
>Hurr Life Hacks!
How to ruin $30 worth of tools so you can have your fucking shitty $3 beer instead of buying a .99cent aluminum bottle opener made for the purpose of opening bottles.Webm

>>894284
>aspergers.txt
people make shit with old tools deal with it

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>>894284

Diresta is a pretty big hipster try-hard. He's talented, but a try-hard.

>>894284

The Craftsman screwdriver was good but the rest was busted shit. Nothing personnel, kid

>>894284
I was about to give you shit for being a hateful asshole so I watched the videos. It's the same man making the same mancave bullshit 5 times.

I now agree with you.

>>894126

I... I got hard.

>>894141
well, it chooched, but it sure aint skookum

>>894142
fuck grandpa's craftsman screwdriver

>>894126
Some one should add that chicken getting shot clip at the end of that

>>894117
what a gut.

>>894163
>>894178
>>894297
Highest quality youtube machining detected.

Also that soft Australian accent.

>>894284
thatsthejoke.gif

>>894934
whats the source?

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>>895644

Search Youtube for Clickspring

The highest quality machining videos you can find

>>894329
clearly don't understand tools

>>895714

The spade was rusted out. You're going to double the gauge trying to grind that shit out.

Hatchets are a dime a dozen, one of the few tools still made to an acceptable quality. Protip, if you can make it at your house with an oil drum forge and the oven in your kitchen, you aren't losing anything by turning one into a bottle opener.

The Kraueter wrench is a curio more than an everyday tool.

I will grant you that I didn't see the Stanley chisel the first time.

>>894118
Is that thing just rotating at a high RPM? My eyes are confused.

>>895877
rpm matches shutter speed

>>894119
How are these webms such high quality?

>>894738
Aww fuck that'd be great. I would if I wasn't such a fucking normie and could make webm's with sound.

>>894126
It's funny because he'll die soon and his craft will die with him

>no emulsion coolant used anywhere

Gee guys, it's like you want to fuck up your tools. Take it from a CnC programmer.

>>896268
>all that for a kitchen knife
I wonder how much that would cost to get made.

>>896450
Too much to be able to compete against the market.

>>896257
>>896258
>>896260
>>896262
>>896265
>>896268
All of that shit...
...for a fucking kitchen knife.

>>896450
Shouldn't be too much if you buy it at his workshop. No expensive materials, not that much work put into it. The most expensive part there is the metal plate, but because it has got the antique feel, it would be expensive as hell in a shop.

>>896508
Shit. Started by watching the last webm. That is a fuckload of wasted time and energy for that simple piece of crap knife. You can seriously just but a metal plate and do the same, without wasting the material.

>>896450
>>896508
Probably a few hours work. Shop rate is probably at least $50/hr, plus materials and a little markup, I'd expect to pay around $250-300. That's typical for handmade kitchen knives.

>>894142
not bad for a half drunk Canadian with a clapped out ole bridgeport

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>>896450
>>896489
>all of that for a kitchen knife

see, i'm leaning the other side. if you want to impress or make one for yourself - why use powertools at all? it hits this weird spot inbetween - it's not industrial, nor actually hand-made. impressive and nice to watch nonetheless.

also, what is he starting out with? some kind of oxide? i'm surprised it compresses so well...

>>896803

The boric acid he sprinkles on it? Its a flux and oxidation inhibitor

>>896466

>the market

Handmade kitchen knives don't "compete" with cheap mass-produced shit you get at Bed Bath & Beyond. You get what you pay for.

>>894152
i cant watch this. i want to kill this idiot. I spend quite some time making chisels like this and he fucks it up for a beer opener.. and also fucks his drill bit...

Mods this is not SFW

>>896466
>compete against the marked
proper hand made knives are ridiculously expensive and people with too much money will buy them.
I used to work as a carpenter for a guy who made hand made knives, and for a knife that took him like three weeks to make he made much more than I make in a month. and that's doing shit he loves

>>896245
High bitrate

>>896450
>>896466
>>897225
Here is a good watch. Maybe some good Webms in here for someone who is interested.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x0f2b_0kn0

>>896245

see >>894163

>>895668
New favorite YouTube channel. Thank you, good Anon.

>>896450
that's john neeman, its a Damascus steel knife the one that it closely resembled would probably nearly 400-500 US dollars.

>http://www.neemantools.com/en/products/knives/kitchen-knives

>>896804
nah, maybe the perspective makes it hard to judge, but i'm under the impression he starts out with more volume than he ends up with after hammering it into shape here >>896257. it seems like a huge brick of metal at first, compressing into a surprisingly slender bar. it seems like it getting longer doesn't account for all the volume, but maybe it's just me.

>>897795

about 1:20 into >>896257 he cuts the blank into size

>>894120
I thought he was creating a dildo for a moment.

>>896803

This is some fucking sorcery right there

>>898878
How many amps are going through the coil to heat it like that?

>>894158
this makes me sad and angry, even if it was an old tool. it'd still be far more useful as an axe

>>896386
No. It's funny because he's doing something he loves and is very good at it and you'll die sad, knowing only how to do useless things and genarally being useless your entire life.

mfw this thread is better than porn.

>>896450
> for a kitchen knife
a damascus steel kitchen knife. and he didn't just bought a damascus steel bar and cut a knife in to it no. he welded himself the different steels and twisted it to create the patterns he wanted. then he shaped all that shit without having a single weld fucking up.


this knife is worth at least 400 $

>>896489
>JUST a kitchen knife
Fuck off, doubt you could make anything with any merit required m8

>>894318
wat

>>899387
No, thats a knife.

And this is how i fap to /wsg/

>>896489
As someone who uses a kitchen knife 60+ hours a week, I appreciate it.

>>897381
I actually have one of their hunting knives. Took forever to actually get, but fuck me is it a nice knife

>>897381
Website says $790 USD for a Damascus chef, which is getting into the high end, but not out of line for most hand forged Damascus blades of that quality. I've seen plenty that go into the thousands of dollars. Some that are flashy with blade etchings, innovative metal patterns and forging processes, mammoth tooth handles, and others that are unassuming looking, but perfect examples of a master smith's work.

>>895877
>>894118
I'm guessing is a stoboscope light
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mQaXaRVUoM

>>894284
He just don't like to buy bottle openers for every beer, people are not made of money

>>896489
i bet you think those stupid looking plastic knifes are as good as laminated steel knifes, kek

>>894116
>>894117
what camera did they use to film this shit? Why does it look so good?

>>894142
triggered. so hard.

>>904172
How many amps tho ?

>>894142
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>>894157
>>894158
dude's channel link ?

>>895877
The detail is split in half so you could see what's going on inside, then they just take an image whenever the flat face is visible and assemble it into a video.
Which is pretty impressive, since it's definitely rotating at around 1500 rpm

>>905742
...any decent quality DSLR or high-end video camera. There's nothing special about that footage.

>>906165
No

>>905742
>>906234

"This was shot on Red Epic Dragon at 5.5K with 2.20:1 aspect ratio extraction for a 4K finish."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Kt_kgp1tL8

It looks so good because it was shot with a $30,000+ camera

>>896386
just so you know, it's a family business: William and Son. Now, we know that the concept of breeding is foreign to you, but the endgame here is that this craft will live a lot longer than you will.

>>898878
induction Heater?

>>906596
>It looks so good because it was shot with a $30,000+ camera
No, any decent quality DSLR or high-end (large sensor) video camera could do just as well. The reason it looks so good is that the person operating the camera knew what they were doing. Incompetent hacks don't generally have access to $30,000 cameras, which gives beginners the impression that you need a $30k camera to do good work.

>>898878
If he touched the knife to the wire, would he die?

>>906711
Yes

>>896386
careful with all that edge edgelord, you might cut someone.

>>896258
It's somehow weird to me that he has an automatic hammer, but nothing to help twist the metal.

>>906711
it would be extremely painful

>>906711
it would be extremely painful

>>906798
Twisting red hot bar is relatively easy and you don't do it very often. Hand forging requires a lot of hammering (those videos cut out the boring parts). Power forging hammers can also apply a lot more force over a larger area than a hand hammer, so it would take even more hammering to do without power.

>>906813
why in god's name is he making finery steel though?

>>906800
>>906803
For you

>>906701
your fucking retarded. there are very few cameras that can shoot above 1080P at that high of a framerate. Pretty much all of them cost at least $5000+

>>894152
>>894157
These two hurt the most.

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more webms, faggets

>>906955
No your[sic] retarded for failing to understand that resolution is not the sole determinant of quality. The fact that he shot it at 5.5k then downsampled to 4k then uploaded it to youtube is irrelevant because that's not what we're looking at and discussing here. The difference between 2048x1152 and 1920x1080 is trivial, and there are plenty of DSLRs capable of 1080p at 60fps, which would be adequate for a scene like that.

The key things that make this scene look good are solid composition, well executed lighting, good use of depth of field and subject isolation, a good color palette, good use of motion and time, and then technical image quality, in that order.

Let me guess, you're relatively new to production quality video and have spent a huge amount of time reading reviews and peeping pixels. Either you've convinced yourself that you need an extremely expensive camera in order to improve your work, or you've already bought an extremely expensive camera and are trying to rationalize your purchase.

But you know what? I really don't care. If you think you need a $30,000 camera to create a shot like that, go for it. You'll spend a bunch of money and then either get bored and give up, or eventually come full circle and understand how little the camera matters compared to the skill of the person behind it.

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>>907044
>But you know what? I really don't care.

>>907044
No. There is a reason why film studios rent or buy $30,000-$100,000 cameras for their shoots: they provide better image quality.

>The key things that make this scene look good are solid composition, well executed lighting, good use of depth of field and subject isolation, a good color palette, good use of motion and time, and then technical image quality, in that order.

When I asked why it looked good, I was referring specifically to technical image quality. The texture on the guys shirt and face and the clarity of the sparks in every frame. You usually just cant see that shit, and that's what made those webms stand out. And now that we know it was filmed on a $30k camera, it's up to you to prove to the rest of us that a DSLR video could look just as good, because I certainly don't believe you.

>>894589
Keep your dick wet and your stick on the ice.

>>894373
It is some cunt making youtube views.

>>907037
is that chalk he's drawing with?

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>>906955
>there are very few cameras that can shoot above 1080P at that high of a framerate
damn, youé pretty damn stupid, a canon eos can do that shit easily

>>907157
yeah, chalk is the only drawing utensil, if you will, that is washable, no matter in what fabric it is used on, there are washable markers but they arenst as good as chalk but you need them when working with leather and acrylic fabrics because the chalk wont adhere to them

>>894141
horrible job

>>897381
thats all? shieet my Henkel knives cost that much. Never buy less than the 2 man and make sure they ain't a knock off. 35 years and only the pering knife is a bit worn

>>894284
>ruin $30 worth of tools
they looked pretty useless m8

>>896489
>>896466
>>896386

The amount of ignorance from people who've never made anything by hand is astounding.

>>907456

I know right? They just watched 6 minutes of video of someone working on something and now they are tired.

Especially this retard: >>896386

Lets say you are some way smart engineer who builds a manufacturing process that makes knifes more efficiently. To do that you would have to familiarize yourself with blacksmithing. In some sense, the craft wont ever die, because people will always need to know how to do that. The only difference being that in the past people had to know how to make knives so that they could make knives, and in the future people will need to know how to make knives so they can build processes that do so.

>>896386
worth it

>>907922
I don't think so.

>>907169
Actually, it just might be a piece of soap. When I was cutting some pieces of cloth for my halloween costume my mom told me to use it, because it's also washable.

>>907166
prove it bitch

>>907941
well, thats actually a tailor chalk, i do have 3 of those, they´re better than a piece of soap because the chalk could be sharper and more handlable than soap because it wont slip, also, the chalk gets into the fibers and stays there, also, it wont damage the fabric if the chalk gets dull as in the soap which could just smear all over the fibers and ruining the whole fabric

source: i do sewing

>>908058
http://www.cnet.com/products/canon-eos-rebel-t5/specs/

now days, modern point and shoots like the canon M3 can even record at 1080p without a problem, stop living in the 2001, m8

>>908305
literally proves nothing. "above 1080P" doesn't mean 1080P, and "high framerates" doesn't mean 30FPS. Those vids were taken at least at 90FPS, and they are also at 5.5K down to 4K. No matter how much I hate RED as a company, there's also no matching 16 stops of DR compared to Canon's crap of 12 at the most.

>>896489
>All of that shit...
>...for a fucking kitchen knife
A knife that will last you generations compared to your 20 dollar piece of shit from Walmart that won't cut a tomato after a few uses. It's damascus steel too, and I bet it only took a few hours for him to make it. If i had half his skill I'd be making my own tools.

>>907093
I didn't say $30,000 cameras don't provide higher image quality. Obviously they do. I said you don't need one to reproduce that webm.

I don't really need to prove shit. If you believe you need a $30,000 camera to shoot video like that, go right ahead and buy one. Nobody is going to stop you.

>>894318
>>894318

Jesus, even I can tell that he's a terrible smith, and I only studied it for a summer. In his channel's top video, he fucking uses a ball peen to draw out a tang. And I thought I was hopeless.

>>896804
>>896803

Yes, that is borax. It's the standard flux for forge welding. And I think the point was to make damascus steel, because pattern welding is trendy, but it's still difficult and looks cool.

>>896804

Actual question: isn't inhibiting oxidation the only role of flux?

>>898878

Doesn't this burn the fuck out of your steel? I mean I was a dumb fuck with a solid fuel forge and burnt the shit out of the reign of my first set of tongs.

>>899401

I know, right? Why couldn't he just sharpen it? Maybe wire brush it for looks?

>>906910

What the fuck is finery steel? Wrought iron?

Also, he's making damascus steel.

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>>908612

>>906955
You shitting me? My GoPro 3 will do it, and those things are what, a couple hundred bucks now? Pretty much all of Sony's camera arsenal will shoot 4k, much of them at higher than 30fps, and usually for not much more than a thousand bucks.

>>907288
Got my kitchen knives at Ross for like 20 bucks

>but then again I'm poor as fuck and don't even use them that often

>>908637
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finery_forge

>>894117
uses gut to hold the tool

>>908687

Yes, and that article says that a finery forge is used to make wrought iron. Wrought iron is not steel.

Also, he's still pattern welding a billet of damascus.

>>906910
>>908637
>>908687

And wrought iron isn't produced anymore anyways, so making it is reasonable if you need it for an artsy fartsy piece. I think some smiths have gotten into smelting their own blooms recently. Pretty cool stuff.

>>908595
then mention a camera that isnt TV tier that can do that shit, its obvious that the webm is in 1080p60

>>896257
What is he sprinkling on it when its hot? That powder/sand looking stuff

>>906165
Search Diresta.

Fuck you, i enjoy spoonfeeding

>>909079
Flux, stops the metal from oxidising,

>>908683
>Pretty much all of Sony's camera arsenal will shoot 4k, much of them at higher than 30fps
I'm a sonyfag, but [citation needed] dumbfuck

>>908819
and you obviously don't understand how slowmotion cature works.

>>909220
Ok, thanks.

Thats a pretty cool series of vids, the end result is pretty impressive.

Also cool how he smashes 7(?) plates down to one then twists it too.

>>894126
I was really expecting him to an hero at the end there.

>>906923
it would be extremely painful

>>909220
what is flux anyways? some kind of metal oxide or what?

>>907267
it was just an expirement to see it it would actually do anything

>>894142
did he realle ruin a perfecly good screwdriver for that shit?
you can open a bottle with any edge of a hard surface ffs

>>907044
>>No your[sic] retarded for failing to understand that resolution is not the sole determinant of quality. The fact that he shot it at 5.5k then downsampled to 4k then uploaded it to youtube is irrelevant because that's not what we're looking at and discussing here. The difference between 2048x1152 and 1920x1080 is trivial, and there are plenty of DSLRs capable of 1080p at 60fps, which would be adequate for a scene like that.
>
>The key things that make this scene look good are solid composition, well executed lighting, good use of depth of field and subject isolation, a good color palette, good use of motion and time, and then technical image quality, in that order.
wew lad