Building An Expensive Knife

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• KY

  @KyleRoyerKnives · 1 year ago · pinned

  Have you ever wanted to own one of my swords? I have an opening in 2027 for a $150,000 sword that I want to make, and you could be the owner. Simply fill out the forum on my website if you’re interested <a href="https://www.kyleroyerknives.com/150000-sword-inquiry">https://www.kyleroyerknives.com/150000-sword-inquiry</a>

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• NE

  @NewMessage · 1 year ago

  &quot;Dad.. get the hose. Yard&apos;s on fire again.&quot;<br><br>Ahhh America.

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• MA

  @matthewharter6134 · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMfOAI9Z2LM&amp;t=90">1:30</a> no biggie, just a small grass fire near the propane tank! Lol.

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• DA

  @davidsaric9598 · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s so cool that the entire family is part of this business

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• AD

  @AdoraciónalAmanecer · 1 year ago

  The effort put into this is crazy! Who else respects that?

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• RU

  @rustyjosey2727 · 1 year ago

  Arkansas toothpick would be an awesome knife build

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• LO

  @LostinFrance626 · 1 year ago

  You get me excited to think about being a Bladesmith, I’ve had a feeling I’ve needed to do it. You and your family are incredible.

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• MN

  @mnjmedia1707 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Kyle Royer is probably the greatest living blade smith alive today and his name needs to be among the best ever! Not just IMO- but the words of his fellow smiths say as much. AND something that, I think, goes unsaid but needs to be recognized here is Josh&apos;s skills. His work is fantastic! And it sucks you in and make these vids perfect for nighttime watching. It&apos;s a pleasure to watch both of these talented individuals work. Just glad YouTube has delivered the forum for the rest of us to be held in awe of their work!

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• ON

  @oneringruler1986 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I love the relationship you have with your parents and brother, it makes jealous in a strangely wholesome way, lol<br><br>Have you ever thought of putting animal silhouettes in your patterns? When you first showed off the pattern, I was seeing bats in the &quot;W&quot; pattern of the blade

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• EA

  @EarlsRightHand · 7 months ago

  Please make more knives with the Damascus scrap, we loved that knife!

• PL

  @plectrumura · 1 year ago

  I have all the courses, and this is my favorite one. &nbsp;That pattern and those fittings are just beautiful together. &nbsp;I also have to confess that the blade shape really grew on me. &nbsp;I wasn&apos;t sure about it at first, but eventually I started really loving it, to the point where I made a little blacksmith knife a couple of days ago that had the same basic shape (but much smaller, since I was working with a railroad spike). &nbsp;Unfortunately, I screwed up grinding and had to take the raised clip out. &nbsp;Go me.

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• TH

  @thepracticalblade9013 · 8 months ago

  I love your channel. It teaches many lessons. One of those being... people get upset over the price of materials versus the price of the finished product. They hear you say &quot;billets that only cost a few dollars&quot; and their alarm bells start going off. They don&apos;t realize that theyre not paying for the billets.... they&apos;re paying for your (extensive) time spent and years of expertise.<br><br>.....................and if they don&apos;t understand that, it&apos;s fine, because they&apos;re not your target customers anyhow.