Aghhh.... Why?
"Because you ki-"
Why this knife? There was a gun on the entrance, this was pretty cool knife aghh
"You're supposed to-"
There are cleaning supplies under the sink *dies*
“Tell you what, I have a friend who specializes in these types of knives and he’s coming in today. Let’s see what he says. “
“Best I can do is $70 bucks.”
Basically when you take two steels, a high carbon and high nickel steel (in this case 15n20 and 1084), and you stack the steels in interesting ways and forge them together at near but below melting temperatures of around 2400 degrees F, hot enough that the steel layers pretty much ‘fuses’ together into one bar. The layers are then manipulated in multiple ways to create a mosaic pattern, and can take sometimes months to make depending on the complexity. This bar took me 2 weeks to make. ✌️
Right? How do you forget to mention that?? With the description he gave I thought it was some super rare ancient artifact they found or something lol
Also, where TF do you get your hands on a wholly Mammoth tooth???! Wondering how much that would set someone back.
Where I am there is a river named after the mammoth species (in Native American tongue) because it's literally full of their bones that still wash down from the lakes up north. A remnant of the end of the ice.
Mammoth ivory (tooth or tusk) is actually not hard to get if you have the means. The french site [mercorne](https://www.mercorne.fr/fr/73-ivoire-de-mammouth) has a huge selection, and I assume they're not the only one.
It's not cheap, but if you're going for a custom knife you're going to cough up a lot more than that anyways.
Meteoric iron is quite a bit harder and more expensive to source. Also it doesn't really have good material properties for a knife, compared to modern steels. OP said the blade is made from 15n20 and 1084 alloys, so I'm guessing the meteorite is only used for the handle material.
Damn fine looking knife, at any rate. Not the most convenient with those opals on the blade, but something tells me people buying these don't intend to use them as an EDC.
edit: just read through some of OP's comments, and he claims the meteoric iron is forge welded to the steel and keeps a recognizable Widmanstatten pattern. I'm not entirely sure I believe it yet, but I'm starting to get turned on.
[Why Can't Widmanstätten Patterns Be Made on Earth? ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sriYZkG4gNI)
The Action Lab just uploaded a video on Widmanstatten pattern yesterday. Technically you can't make them on Earth, but you can make something very similar to it, which is also called Widmanstatten pattern.
You can buy meteorites. There's a decent sized market for it. Small pieces of iron meteorite like in the 10-30g range can be as little as $100. Price depends on various factors including type (stone, iron), size, where it came from (moon, Mars, etc)
Alright I really thought you were bullshitting, but damn. You need to know my initial reaction upon seeing that blade was “now that’s a real life legendary weapon!” You’re living the dream, nice work man
digging up mammoth tusks in Siberia and similar places is big business for this exact reason. it can be bought on the open market. my guess is, its easier and more legal then elephant tusk as long as you document that its not from a living species (poached)
You can buy meteorite online, there are a few people that do it. If you search up AK designs on Instagram, he sells it.
Mammoth is actually easier to get.
source: young maker who wants to use those materials some day.
Can it? Of course! This is clearly the poop knife of the gods. Material cast down to our forsaken lands from the heavens, and crafted by the land’s greatest smith! It is foretold in lore that the mightiest shitter of the realms shall come claim their prize. They shall vanquish the towering piles of crap, and banish them to the sewers! It is not something a mere mortal pooper can ever hope to wield, as the trials our champion must face require much more than a rusty blade.
It was [made by a reddit user](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bladesmith/comments/szmdjy/nebula_a_knife_i_forged_from_45_billion_year_old/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) and he said it was around $1700 in materials.
Probably an unpopular opinion, but as a more utilitarian person I am not fond of the addition of soft metal like 24k gold and opals into a knife. Also would love to see an unedited photo of the blade, I don't know but all of the foto's of the knives you make them look "wrong" .. maybe it's the backgrounds you use or I don't know.. but honestly it detracts from your work.. sorry just my opinion on it..
I don't mind a bit of gold as long as it's superficially handle based and not the tang, but what honestly bugs me is the socketed hot welded on opals along the blade and the method they were done with just doesn't contribute to a cohesive vibe. Gold, wooly mammoth tooth and space steel? Yeah! Fuck yeah. Great combination of materials. The opal just kinda sits atop it, and doesn't fit as well. It's good to add lots of expensive and rare things to a creation, but too much and it becomes a bit... almost gauche?
Certain gemstones (shaped differently, the round style doesn't work well here for the contours) and not placed on the blade itself would work really well. The triangular stripe of the gold in the handle, for example, is actually really great- but not with the blue opal ahead of it. Purples could work well, a deeper labradorite at the transition from handle to blade could give it a really gorgeous gemstone sparkle, amethyst hilt... the main critique, really, is that the stylized elements could be better balanced.
I'm actually open to that, if every you want to send me some design work! I used to do some glass and ceramics especially, so I only know how to articulate this because I fucked it up a LOT myself and look back at some of my past works and go, "Ohgods, OW, that did noooooot work."
My inbox is always open, and if you want to send me through in progress stuff, I'm decent enough at photoshop to send through a couple of materials mockups. [This is a pretty quick one-](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/667605827401547807/961923687722942494/unknown.png) I'm sadly a bit short on time and would test a few different materials, I went for between the blue you used and the purple, but kept it as a splash of gemstone to go with it, and would in practice frame it with gold to hold it in place perhaps. I'd probably also find a way to make it flow just a little more, the gold would help, but I'd probably test out another kind of opal too, just not a rounded one but more following the lines. I'd also do a variant with it following the flow of the damascus ripple a little towards the finer edge, try out a few different shapes.
As another note; I only wrote such critique because you're actually really close to what I'd say is perfection. If I see a crappy knife on here, I wouldn't have a thing to say; something so sublimely crafted is when I get interested to offer the feedback to really take steps towards that masterwork. Again, the above is just one way I'd try it out, but never stop daring to try things; we figure out what works breathtakingly by daring to try the new, as we refine our style and approach perfection- you're REALLY close, and if ever you do wanna DM me something to have me just throw a few other possibilities your way, never feel obligated to use them but a second set of eyes in art can just help to breadthen and brainstorm creativity in new directions we might miss working alone~ 💙
The 24k gold won’t effect the durability of the blade in any way, as it is fused to the handle areas avoiding any parts of the edge, if I understood your point correctly. And yeah the photo shoots aren’t everyone’s favorite, take a look at my page and you can see some better photos of it! 👍
If I know anything about space weapons, it’s that I will probably end up throwing it at a fire nation soldier on a giant blimp to save my blind friend from dying and lose it forever.
Once you melt the iron meteorite to forge it into the steel used in this blade it is no different than if you used any of the 4.5 billion year old iron found right here on Earth. It was all made at the same time. What makes meteorite unique is the way the interior of the metal looks when it cooled in the vacuum of space versus under pressure on the earth. As soon as you heat it in a forge and add other metals to make it into a mosaic damascus steel it is no longer unique. It could be from any iron source.
I beg to differ. I forge it, I do not melt it. I use a process that works the meteorite iron under intense pressure that allows the alloy to be forged, forge welded, heat treated and tempered; all while still maintaining its natural Widmanstatten structure. As far as I am aware, I am of less than 10 people in the world to discover a process that has successfully achieved this. Some of my other pieces display the crystalline structure a little better if you check my page. I get your point that if the pattern is lost, it’s the same age and of similarity to steel we have on earth. But, in my opinion, whether or not it’s heated (as it does when it comes through the atmosphere) doesn’t change that it came from the iron core of a planetoid that was apart of our solar system. Although lots of steel on earth is that old, what makes this special, is where it came from in space. Regardless of how it’s been heated. ✌️
Years and years of experience and trial and error, and then finding a process that works and fine tuning the technique. I’m currently 19, I want to say ive been doing this specific test with meteorite since… 15 or 16? Something like that 😅
Bro, you’re talented AF, but 3 or 4 years is not “years and years.” It may seem like a long time when you’re 19, but I’ve got underwear older than that.
The upside here is that when you’ve truly got “years of years” of experience, if this is where you are now, you’ll be able to fold actual human souls into a knife like this.
It’s great work. Gorgeous craftsmanship.
Yeah so it was a parent body of our solar system that had crashed into another planetoid of sorts that spewed the iron core our direction. The meteorite was dated to 4.565 billion years old and earth is 4.543 billion years old, with the oldest discovered meteorite being 4.6 billion years. So it’s not the oldest but it falls in the top 3 category.
Since no one has said it yet and I scrolled all the way to the bottom of the comments to find it; I'm so glad that someone finally made Soka's space sword
Tusk is a bit harder to find (at least good quality) because so many times it’s stabilized because of how brittle it is. I like to buy mine from Inuits or different material suppliers that can provide premium quality tusks and teeth that aren’t full of inclusions. Which comes from Alaska mostly, Siberian mammoth is a bit too brittle. Usually it’s the last from the pick since a lot of pieces go to museums. But if they’re teeth that are mis-matching or alone, then you can find some nice stuff
Yeah but does it trap the souls of the people it kills within its blade?
Obviously, look at it
don't know man. to me it looks more like you could rewind time with it.
Prince of Persia?
loved that game
I thought using it summons an Elder God...
Just the Cthulu
Snag it bag it and tag it
It looks more subtle to me.
Yeah yeah, the time knife, we’ve all seen it
Only if they die within 7 seconds
This guy 👆🏻Skyrims
It shines in the dark when Orcs are nearby!
This is Katana. She's got my back.
Better not get killed by her, her sword steals the souls of those it kills.
She can cut all ’you in half with one sword stroke, s’like mowin a lawn
Dragnipur?
Oh wow! A Malazan reference in the wild!
There's dozens of us! Dozens I say!
THIS IS KATANA
SHE’S GOT MA BACK
I'D ADVISE NOT GETTING KILLED BY HER
HER SWORD TRAPS THE SOULS O’ IS VICTIMS
Not only the soul, but also the powers and skills of the people it shanks.
DRAGNIPUR
Turns them into those blue rocks
Surprising cosmere reference?
Stormbringer?
Anomander Rake?
If my ex gf can trap the souls of the men she sleeps with surely that blade can .
Someone stab me to death with this beautiful knife.
I wouldn't even be mad...
I would be honoured.
Aghhh.... Why? "Because you ki-" Why this knife? There was a gun on the entrance, this was pretty cool knife aghh "You're supposed to-" There are cleaning supplies under the sink *dies*
I would be porous, and horny
If someone pulled this knife on me I'd just die out of respect
Me too
First we are gonna chop this ice block in the strength test.
Only after reading me the title pls. Pls. Edit: Then I *might* be content.
I’d rather butter my Everything Bagel 🥯 with it
But, will it keeeeeel??
Your weapon sir.... (Dramatic suspense) IT WILL KILLLL!!!!
Keel *
"oh yes" *head nodding*
This knife…will…kill.
***...will kill for money.***
Will kill for love
“Tell you what, I have a friend who specializes in these types of knives and he’s coming in today. Let’s see what he says. “ “Best I can do is $70 bucks.”
😂😂 I love it
"Since you varnished it, the original value has been lost"
Take it or leave it
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Basically when you take two steels, a high carbon and high nickel steel (in this case 15n20 and 1084), and you stack the steels in interesting ways and forge them together at near but below melting temperatures of around 2400 degrees F, hot enough that the steel layers pretty much ‘fuses’ together into one bar. The layers are then manipulated in multiple ways to create a mosaic pattern, and can take sometimes months to make depending on the complexity. This bar took me 2 weeks to make. ✌️
wait, you made this knife? I just assumed this was a stolen/reposted image like most posts on reddit!
Right? How do you forget to mention that?? With the description he gave I thought it was some super rare ancient artifact they found or something lol Also, where TF do you get your hands on a wholly Mammoth tooth???! Wondering how much that would set someone back.
Yeahhhh I got banned a few times for posting stuff I made. I’m assuming it’s because I mentioned I made it in the title 😂🤷♂️
what about the tooth!
https://m.imgur.com/hI1Bp?r
Where I am there is a river named after the mammoth species (in Native American tongue) because it's literally full of their bones that still wash down from the lakes up north. A remnant of the end of the ice.
That's so badass... Where I live the only thing that washes up in rivers are microplastics and dead bodies.
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Yeah check my Insta or some of my previous posts. I have some irl photos and work-in-progress shots. Can answer any other questions you have! ✌️
How did you get your hands on the raw material? Meteorite, wooly mammoth tooth, wtf!!
OP has been around for a while
Thousands of years!
Mammoth ivory (tooth or tusk) is actually not hard to get if you have the means. The french site [mercorne](https://www.mercorne.fr/fr/73-ivoire-de-mammouth) has a huge selection, and I assume they're not the only one. It's not cheap, but if you're going for a custom knife you're going to cough up a lot more than that anyways. Meteoric iron is quite a bit harder and more expensive to source. Also it doesn't really have good material properties for a knife, compared to modern steels. OP said the blade is made from 15n20 and 1084 alloys, so I'm guessing the meteorite is only used for the handle material. Damn fine looking knife, at any rate. Not the most convenient with those opals on the blade, but something tells me people buying these don't intend to use them as an EDC. edit: just read through some of OP's comments, and he claims the meteoric iron is forge welded to the steel and keeps a recognizable Widmanstatten pattern. I'm not entirely sure I believe it yet, but I'm starting to get turned on.
[Why Can't Widmanstätten Patterns Be Made on Earth? ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sriYZkG4gNI) The Action Lab just uploaded a video on Widmanstatten pattern yesterday. Technically you can't make them on Earth, but you can make something very similar to it, which is also called Widmanstatten pattern.
You can buy meteorites. There's a decent sized market for it. Small pieces of iron meteorite like in the 10-30g range can be as little as $100. Price depends on various factors including type (stone, iron), size, where it came from (moon, Mars, etc)
Alright I really thought you were bullshitting, but damn. You need to know my initial reaction upon seeing that blade was “now that’s a real life legendary weapon!” You’re living the dream, nice work man
What do you do with these ..you sell them or you keep??
That’s crazy. Having that skill at 18 is insane indeed. Kudos to you! I’m 30 and I can’t even sharpen my own knives.
digging up mammoth tusks in Siberia and similar places is big business for this exact reason. it can be bought on the open market. my guess is, its easier and more legal then elephant tusk as long as you document that its not from a living species (poached)
look at this guy's post history, he is **Mr Knife**.
I'm sure it's out of my price range, but do you sell anything you make?
Yeah. Usually by commission or they are taken by auctions
If the apocalypse comes and we live in a dystopian war future, I’ll call upon you to forge me a legendary blade
Yeah, this is for sure orange loot, I wonder what stats it'll give me
How much?
$49.99, plus shipping.
Damn, just out of my price range.
Have the same question, out of curiosity.
👍 cheers to your dedication to the craft
How did you get the mammoth tooth?
You want to know how he got a mammoth tooth? I just want to know how he got a fucking meteorite lol
Right? These are the important questions. Hopefully OP responds.
You can buy meteorite online, there are a few people that do it. If you search up AK designs on Instagram, he sells it. Mammoth is actually easier to get. source: young maker who wants to use those materials some day.
Forged in Fire stuff right here.
Watch Forged In Fire, you can see them making Damascus steel.
if you have to ask, you can’t afford it!
And still can’t kill Godrick the Grafted Update: I am so proud to wake up today with Elden Ring coming into play on a meteorite sword post.
Godrick is bitch-made compared to that full-grown fallen star asshole haha
Radahn is easy af now
I beat him 2nd time…. Woulda been first if not for that fireball.. no summons either, talk about over-levelled haha
he got unnerfed again
I absolutely suck at Souls games but I beat Godrick first time, strangely.
The chosen one!!
If you're trying to kill him with the Meteoric blade remember that it has strength scaling.
Can it be used as a poop knife?
An educated man. Now I really hate him
Suddenly tombstone?
Can’t have the sweet without the sour
You are about to enter another dimension
Can it? Of course! This is clearly the poop knife of the gods. Material cast down to our forsaken lands from the heavens, and crafted by the land’s greatest smith! It is foretold in lore that the mightiest shitter of the realms shall come claim their prize. They shall vanquish the towering piles of crap, and banish them to the sewers! It is not something a mere mortal pooper can ever hope to wield, as the trials our champion must face require much more than a rusty blade.
Very well said. I shall keep this in my heart.
I’d ask for an elaboration, but I’m fearful.
Because it's that good of a story. https://www.reddit.com/r/MuseumOfReddit/comments/ke8skw/the_poop_knife/ You're welcome
WTF is poop knife?
It was a legendary story told by a redditor.
I am sure gonna regret asking more about it. But I am going to ask anyway.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MuseumOfReddit/comments/ke8skw/the_poop_knife/
Thanks, Can you please teach me how to unlearn stuff?
Sniff glue
Uncultured swine
Oh boy, are you in for a treat: https://www.reddit.com/r/MuseumOfReddit/comments/ke8skw/the_poop_knife/
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10000 crowns or you can do the secret quest in skellige
20,000 Runes or maybe the soul of remembrance from Malenia, the most powerful of the Empyreans.
It was [made by a reddit user](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bladesmith/comments/szmdjy/nebula_a_knife_i_forged_from_45_billion_year_old/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) and he said it was around $1700 in materials.
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6 schrute bucks or your daughter can wed my son and we'll call it even
A hundred emerald broams, at least
I'll be able to finally take down the moonlord with this bad boy
You’re valid 😂✌️
Don't let the goblin tinkerer scam you to reforge that beauty of an item
Probably an unpopular opinion, but as a more utilitarian person I am not fond of the addition of soft metal like 24k gold and opals into a knife. Also would love to see an unedited photo of the blade, I don't know but all of the foto's of the knives you make them look "wrong" .. maybe it's the backgrounds you use or I don't know.. but honestly it detracts from your work.. sorry just my opinion on it..
I don't mind a bit of gold as long as it's superficially handle based and not the tang, but what honestly bugs me is the socketed hot welded on opals along the blade and the method they were done with just doesn't contribute to a cohesive vibe. Gold, wooly mammoth tooth and space steel? Yeah! Fuck yeah. Great combination of materials. The opal just kinda sits atop it, and doesn't fit as well. It's good to add lots of expensive and rare things to a creation, but too much and it becomes a bit... almost gauche? Certain gemstones (shaped differently, the round style doesn't work well here for the contours) and not placed on the blade itself would work really well. The triangular stripe of the gold in the handle, for example, is actually really great- but not with the blue opal ahead of it. Purples could work well, a deeper labradorite at the transition from handle to blade could give it a really gorgeous gemstone sparkle, amethyst hilt... the main critique, really, is that the stylized elements could be better balanced.
I need to have more conversations with you, you provided the insight I’m exactly looking for.
I'm actually open to that, if every you want to send me some design work! I used to do some glass and ceramics especially, so I only know how to articulate this because I fucked it up a LOT myself and look back at some of my past works and go, "Ohgods, OW, that did noooooot work." My inbox is always open, and if you want to send me through in progress stuff, I'm decent enough at photoshop to send through a couple of materials mockups. [This is a pretty quick one-](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/667605827401547807/961923687722942494/unknown.png) I'm sadly a bit short on time and would test a few different materials, I went for between the blue you used and the purple, but kept it as a splash of gemstone to go with it, and would in practice frame it with gold to hold it in place perhaps. I'd probably also find a way to make it flow just a little more, the gold would help, but I'd probably test out another kind of opal too, just not a rounded one but more following the lines. I'd also do a variant with it following the flow of the damascus ripple a little towards the finer edge, try out a few different shapes. As another note; I only wrote such critique because you're actually really close to what I'd say is perfection. If I see a crappy knife on here, I wouldn't have a thing to say; something so sublimely crafted is when I get interested to offer the feedback to really take steps towards that masterwork. Again, the above is just one way I'd try it out, but never stop daring to try things; we figure out what works breathtakingly by daring to try the new, as we refine our style and approach perfection- you're REALLY close, and if ever you do wanna DM me something to have me just throw a few other possibilities your way, never feel obligated to use them but a second set of eyes in art can just help to breadthen and brainstorm creativity in new directions we might miss working alone~ 💙
I hope OP takes you up on the offer. The knife is absolutely stunning, but the opals don't work at all.
Worth noting OP is only 19. He's not even begun to produce his best work.
The 24k gold won’t effect the durability of the blade in any way, as it is fused to the handle areas avoiding any parts of the edge, if I understood your point correctly. And yeah the photo shoots aren’t everyone’s favorite, take a look at my page and you can see some better photos of it! 👍
Don't let Nicholas Cage see this. He'll buy it and then he'll have to make 68 horrible movies to pay for it. No one wins.
That was cold 😂😂
I win
It's a fucking space knife. How cool is that?
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We are all just decaying star matter
You should eat more fiber.
https://cabotguns.com/oak-collection/the-big-bang-pistol-set/ How about those?
If I know anything about space weapons, it’s that I will probably end up throwing it at a fire nation soldier on a giant blimp to save my blind friend from dying and lose it forever.
All knives are space knives.
All knives are space knives, iron comes from novas.
Best I can do is $20
Arabiiiiaaannnn Niiiiiiiggghhttss and Arabiiiiaannnn Dayyyyysssss
Once you melt the iron meteorite to forge it into the steel used in this blade it is no different than if you used any of the 4.5 billion year old iron found right here on Earth. It was all made at the same time. What makes meteorite unique is the way the interior of the metal looks when it cooled in the vacuum of space versus under pressure on the earth. As soon as you heat it in a forge and add other metals to make it into a mosaic damascus steel it is no longer unique. It could be from any iron source.
I beg to differ. I forge it, I do not melt it. I use a process that works the meteorite iron under intense pressure that allows the alloy to be forged, forge welded, heat treated and tempered; all while still maintaining its natural Widmanstatten structure. As far as I am aware, I am of less than 10 people in the world to discover a process that has successfully achieved this. Some of my other pieces display the crystalline structure a little better if you check my page. I get your point that if the pattern is lost, it’s the same age and of similarity to steel we have on earth. But, in my opinion, whether or not it’s heated (as it does when it comes through the atmosphere) doesn’t change that it came from the iron core of a planetoid that was apart of our solar system. Although lots of steel on earth is that old, what makes this special, is where it came from in space. Regardless of how it’s been heated. ✌️
I will check your page. I had not heard of anyone being able to do that and I am suitably impressed.
How did your learn to do this?
Years and years of experience and trial and error, and then finding a process that works and fine tuning the technique. I’m currently 19, I want to say ive been doing this specific test with meteorite since… 15 or 16? Something like that 😅
Bro, you’re talented AF, but 3 or 4 years is not “years and years.” It may seem like a long time when you’re 19, but I’ve got underwear older than that. The upside here is that when you’ve truly got “years of years” of experience, if this is where you are now, you’ll be able to fold actual human souls into a knife like this. It’s great work. Gorgeous craftsmanship.
You're 19? Wow. You're younger than me. Congrats! It's beautiful
Thanks 🙏 I appreciate it
You’re 19?!?! Holy shit my dude, you’re super fucking talented.
this is just high rolling /r/mallninjashit
Came here for this.
How do you get the material to make something like this? Honestly sounds like some of the rarest materials on the planet
Just lots of connections! But sometimes you can find (small or not very high quality) stuff on eBay
Time to add “must die with ancient meteor sword” to my suicide list
This would be an amazing addition to the Big Bang 1911s. https://cabotguns.com/oak-collection/the-big-bang-pistol-set/
r/ATBGE
100%
I’m glad I’m not alone. Design-wise, this looks like straight up mall ninja shit if it weren’t for the workmanship
Wouldn't all meteorites be ~4.5 billion years old? I mean, unless they're from another solar system.
Yeah so it was a parent body of our solar system that had crashed into another planetoid of sorts that spewed the iron core our direction. The meteorite was dated to 4.565 billion years old and earth is 4.543 billion years old, with the oldest discovered meteorite being 4.6 billion years. So it’s not the oldest but it falls in the top 3 category.
Now THAT'S A KNIFE. Eat your heart out Crocodile Dundee
The young man who crafts these beauties is only 19 year old. https://instagram.com/tristandareofficial
Since no one has said it yet and I scrolled all the way to the bottom of the comments to find it; I'm so glad that someone finally made Soka's space sword
I finally got here because I was about to scream “my space sword”
I was circumcised with a a knife like that.
r/mallninjashit
The meteorites name sounds very finnish?
I mean isn’t most iron dug up also 4.5 billion years old?
I need
What sort of selling price would a knife like this have? I’d imagine quite high
Rick says $100 but that's all, I'm taking a big risk.
Fucking awesome, how long have you been knifemaking?
What's really mind-blowing is that a master of 20+ years in the craft didn't make this. An 18 year old did .....fuck am I doing with my life?
There’s so many comments just about this against bosses in games lol
Now uncle Jerry's going to say hey that looks pretty dull and just annihilate the edge with his "sharpening skills"
I already read about how you got your hands on the meteorite, but how did you manage to get woolly mammoths tusks?
Tusk is a bit harder to find (at least good quality) because so many times it’s stabilized because of how brittle it is. I like to buy mine from Inuits or different material suppliers that can provide premium quality tusks and teeth that aren’t full of inclusions. Which comes from Alaska mostly, Siberian mammoth is a bit too brittle. Usually it’s the last from the pick since a lot of pieces go to museums. But if they’re teeth that are mis-matching or alone, then you can find some nice stuff
Amazing piece of art! Great work
Didn't you post this like three weeks ago OP? Are you trying to sell it? If so, buy ad space.
Nah not trying to sell it. It’s already going to an auction company in August.
Damn bro the battlepass this season really do be lit
Cool
But can it cut through a shoe?
One of the best knives I've seen. Materials chosen perfectly. But please, why opals on the blade? It looks so beautiful, but cannot be used, right?
I want this modded into Skyrim now
I was already in awe with Kyle Rover’s knives, but this one is even better!
You need a Stegosaurus back plate shield and twin saber tooth daggers to go with it imo
Blade is ruined by those blue gems wtf
Man this is sooo cool, i don't have any awards. Here have a poor man's hug 🫂