Эти 1000-градусные клапаны двигателя из железа превращаются в боевой нож.

🔥 Welcome to my blacksmith shop! In today’s video, I turn 1000 degree heated iron engine valves into a hand-forged battle knife. Watch the complete forging process as I shape, hammer, grind, and polish this one-of-a-kind knife, using only traditional blacksmithing techniques. The project starts with salvaging scrap metal—a used engine valve from an old car engine. With the forge roaring hot, I heat it to over 1000 degrees, glowing bright orange, and begin the transformation. Forging a knife from engine parts is not only a challenge but also a satisfying way to recycle tough metals into something beautiful and functional. 👉 In this video, you will see: Knife forging step by step from scrap metal How to properly forge weld and shape steel Grinding and sanding techniques for a razor-sharp edge How I perform heat treatment for maximum blade hardness Final sharpening of the axe and battle knife to a mirror finish Using the power hammer and anvil work, I carefully control the blade profile. Every strike matters when you’re making a battle-ready blade! I also demonstrate bevel grinding for perfect balance between durability and sharpness. Knife Making, Blacksmithing, Forged in Fire, Handmade Knife, Forging a Knife, Battle Ready Knife, Axe Making, Heat Treating Steel, Power Hammer Forging, Scrap Metal Knife, Forging a Battle Axe, DIY Knife Making, Sharpening an Axe, and Making a Knife from Scrap! The most exciting part is the final sharpening! I use professional sharpening stones and belts to make the blade so sharp it can shave hair and cut through paper effortlessly. If you're looking for knife sharpening techniques or want to see how to make the sharpest edge, you’ll love this part. Making a knife from recycled engine valves shows that you don’t need new steel to create something powerful and beautiful. With skill, passion, and traditional blacksmith tools, you can turn discarded metal into a deadly sharp battle knife. 💬 Comment below: Would you like to see me forge a full-sized battle axe next? Or maybe a Viking sword? I’m always excited to hear your ideas for my next blacksmithing project! 🔔 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell to follow more knife making tutorials and epic forging sessions! I post regular videos about handmade knives, axe making, and life at my countryside blacksmith shop. #KnifeMaking #Blacksmithing #ForgedInFire #HandmadeKnife #BattleReadyKnife #AxeMaking #DIYKnife #ScrapMetalKnife #ForgingSteel #SharpeningKnife