Making A $2,200 German Chef Knife

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Published 2023-07-14
Embark on a mesmerizing journey alongside Jeff Royer, a craftsman, and father, as he showcases his skill in forging a chef knife. Witness the artistry and precision as he transforms raw materials into a stunning kitchen knife. Jeff's expertise and attention to detail shine through every step of the process, resulting in a truly remarkable creation. Be captivated by Dad's talent as he crafts a chef knife that embodies both functionality and beauty. Join Jeff Royer (my dad) on this extraordinary journey into the world of knife making.

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All Comments (21)
  • Hello! Getting a Kyle Video for you guys hopefully next week! <3 ~Josh Royer
  • @akwright
    You are the Bob Ross of knife making. Another beautiful piece of work, Jeff!
  • @tomweickmann6414
    I was so engrossed watching you work that billet I actually forgot you were going to make a knife out of it! What craftsmanship. What quality materials. The highlight of your production is your explaining each step. Most knife videos I've seen are basically silent projects. Thank You!
  • @ClintsHobbiesDIY
    I've never watched a knife build like this. A true treasure. Excellent. I admire your patience.
  • Great work, Mr. Royer! That knife is beautiful and looks incredibly comfortable in the hand.
  • @Rascal77s
    I have to say that in addition to the masterpiece knives the camera work and editing are top notch. The quality, close ups, and time lapse really make for a great watching experience. Well done 🍻
  • @josephroxursox
    Holy cow. I've seen some gorgeous knives made on youtube but this by far takes the cake... You are methodical and meticulous and your work is seriously beautiful.
  • @Shotter
    The best knife build I've ever seen. That pattern is incredible, and the attention to detail on the handle is fantastic.
  • @BIHaole
    One of the most beautiful knives I have ever seen made. The artistry involved in your design and the choice of wood species for the handle are truly worthy of museum display. Mahalo nui loa from Hawai’i for your video!
  • @davidyoung8105
    A master isn't afraid to share their methods. Fascinating!
  • @logansfury
    I am amazed at this video. The whole process was fascinating. I cannot believe the technicality and precision that goes into smithing. Your finished knife was beautiful and your client must have been more than pleased!
  • @HaZe_Da_PiTBuLL
    Wow only been bladesmithing for 5 years and you’re making amazing works of art like that you must have an amazing teacher
  • @cyb3rk3v
    Just wow! Been watching knife makers on YT for a while now and you have bested Shurap and Tyrell as my new favorite. Impeccable craftsmanship, practices and a tasteful makers mark. Great voice, perfect background music and a stunning product. Instant subscribe. Can’t wait to catch up.
  • Amazing work by your son teaching you to do the same amazing level of forging and him
  • @floundergearjam
    Jeff, you and Kyle are some next level bladesmiths. Love your work...both of you. Keep the uploads coming. Thanks.
  • @EsdoRek
    Jeff, I’m happy you got your journeymen! Your work is master and love to see the journey
  • Every time I watch you make a knife I think that’s the one I want…then you make a new video. I love knives that will be used and look beautiful. One of these days. Great job Jeff.
  • @davidtatro7457
    Absolutely gorgeous work in every detail. I was initially surprised that your client wanted such a thick blade, but it got me think thinking about my own vintage collection and that in the distant past, very thick butcher/chef knives were quite popular. I have collected and restored a few antique examples, and they are beautifully shaped and tapered, but overall much thicker than the typical modern chef knife. And perhaps that was the vibe your client was after. Also, kudos to you for being equally willing to let your granddaughters paint your nails or show them how to forge steel. Gotta say, the gradual erosion of your nail paint throughout this video was a joy to witness. We could only hope that every father and grandfather out there would do the same for his daughters and granddaughters. Nicely done. I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos.
  • @timmasson4731
    How do you and your son stay so calm when you're knocking out these masterpieces it's mind boggling!
  • @jimmckay2337
    So calming to watch. I have the utmost respect for blade smiths. Great work.