Making a Knife from Fish Hooks.

Canister steel opens up a world of impossibilities. Here a knife is made from thousands of fish hooks and 1084 powder. An astute viewer has pointed out the hazards of putting zinc (white-out) in a forge - and other viewers have pointed out white-out is titanium oxide and not zinc. Heating a sealed container is dangerous as it could explode. This knife was a gift. The fish hooks were purchased on eBay for about 1.2 cents each. Support this Channel! https://www.patreon.com/GreenBeetle Inquiries [email protected] Excellent bladesmith here: https://www.youtube.com/user/brotherbanzai Excellent blacksmith here: https://www.youtube.com/user/TechnicusJoe J Neilson's web site: http://www.mountainhollow.net/ American Bladesmith Society: https://www.youtube.com/user/ABSwebmaster Yes, I made a knife with the first billet. It did not go to waste. This video is my property, all rights reserved, and cannot be used without my express permission, notarized, written permission.