LOL no if you enjoy it that’s cool, I just personally can’t watch it. It’s completely unrealistic and doesn’t give the layperson a good representation of the skill.
I actually know a guy who was an early contestant and absolutely bombed on his first attempt. Fantastic knives though. It’s his primary source of income and better than anything I’ve made. Just doesn’t work well under pressure already, and the unrealistic goals they set for quick work don’t take into account any sort of materials issues.
I hate when they use scrap metal for any kind of challenge because unless they really did a lot of prep work, shitty materials can be mixed in with good ones and you wouldn’t know without being able to do your own tests beforehand that take time.
I wonder how many other hobbies/professions have this happen to them, where everyone goes “hey you would like X because you’re Y” but it’s a poor representation and they don’t like it. Like nerds and big bang theory.
You’re going to love the tv show “forged in fire”!
https://imdb.com/title/tt4680444/
Boooooooo!
LOL no if you enjoy it that’s cool, I just personally can’t watch it. It’s completely unrealistic and doesn’t give the layperson a good representation of the skill.
I actually know a guy who was an early contestant and absolutely bombed on his first attempt. Fantastic knives though. It’s his primary source of income and better than anything I’ve made. Just doesn’t work well under pressure already, and the unrealistic goals they set for quick work don’t take into account any sort of materials issues.
I hate when they use scrap metal for any kind of challenge because unless they really did a lot of prep work, shitty materials can be mixed in with good ones and you wouldn’t know without being able to do your own tests beforehand that take time.
I wonder how many other hobbies/professions have this happen to them, where everyone goes “hey you would like X because you’re Y” but it’s a poor representation and they don’t like it. Like nerds and big bang theory.