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The blade is 10” long, 52 mm tall, and 2 mm thick at the spine, made from 7-bar Turkish Damascus in 15N20/1084. The carbon steel also has a ceramic coating.

The handle is ivory, with gold pins and a gold signature.

Made here in Brazil.

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Small wooden blocks can make all the difference in aligning a hidden tang. Here they act as guides so that the tang always returns to the same position before the final gluing.

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Bowie on whale ribs

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Coins used as a template to create the traditional eyelets of this Sorocabana knife. From fitting the wood to the doming, assembly, and final polishing.

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And there are still people who say that apricot steel is for ornament.

How to make a Skull Crusher using a drill

This is the beginning of yesterday's video.

When a small detail changes the final result of the piece.

I was watching my old videos and I watched this one, enjoyed the test and decided to post again.

Securing the pommel

Construction of a Fighter jet in Turkish Damascus steel.

Tannin powder leaving black steel.

Simply burl of amboina.

There is no way, it is risk for risk.

This is where it all begins!

What ANGLE do I use to grind the SWEDGE? There’s no fixed number. I adjust it according to the thickness, design, and proportions of each blade.

Do you know what the Lima Guide is for?

Shine, contrast, and protection for Damascus steel. The ceramic coating remains in the lower areas of the pattern, helping preserve its appearance even when the knife is used.

A afiação tem que ser em pedra.

Um detalhe pequeno no tamanho, mas enorme no resultado final da peça.

10” Sabatier in 7-bar Turkish Damascus, made in Brazil

Small wooden blocks can make all the difference in aligning a hidden tang. Here they act as guides so that the tang always returns to the same position before the final gluing.

Bowie on whale ribs

Coins used as a template to create the traditional eyelets of this Sorocabana knife. ​From fitting the wood to the doming, assembly, and final polishing.

Coins used as a template to create the traditional eyelets of this Sorocabana knife. From fitting the wood to the doming, assembly, and final polishing.