Super Unique Damascus Steel Knife Design

[u/BigMartin58]

[u/Glyphpunk]

Doesn't the process of making damascus steel specifically require a lot of repeated mixed in order to produce the layers?

[u/an-unorthodox-agenda → u/Glyphpunk]

Yes. I don't know what everyone is so upset about, the video just shows the manufacturing process of a Damascus steel blade. And they chose to watch it.

[u/Neospartan_117 → u/an-unorthodox-agenda]

The smith was working on multiple billets, but the video kinda made it look like they were working on a singular one. That in turn made it seem like the smith was producing so many layers they would eventually become too thin to distinguish and basically become a homogenous metal with no pattern.

A fault of the video format, really. A longer format would have had space to make it clear there were several billets being worked on.

[u/werealldoomed47 → u/Neospartan_117]

As the guy that originally bitched that makes sense. As long as the original billet was large enough to do such things.

I have my doubt but yield to a more educated opinion.

[u/toomanyshoeshelp → u/werealldoomed47]

The fuck is wrong with you this is Reddit don’t you dare yield