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if youre curious to watch western swordsmiths make tamahagane, Walter Sorrels will make some occasionally for sword projects.

Does he sells swords? Ngl i really wish to buy one

He is one CD of my favorite actors. I’ve never seen him in a role I didn’t like, even if I wasn’t a huge fan of the movie overall

Thanks for introducing me to more period dramas I hadnt seen

Sanada is Mofune’s heir.. 100%

My 500 SW Revolver any day over the Katana….

Una katana de damasco es una espada japonesa cuya hoja está hecha de acero de damasco. Este tipo de acero se obtiene al fusionar dos o más aceros con diferentes composiciones químicas. Las katanas de damasco son conocidas por su resistencia, dureza y flexibilidad. Además, son consideradas verdaderas obras de arte que reflejan la tradición samurái y la maestría artesanal japonesa. Algunas caracteristicas de las katanas de damasco hijo: • Hoja afilada y curvada para cortes precisos • Mango envuelto en ito (cordón de seda) para un agarre cómodo • Habaki (collar de la hoja) y tsuba (guarda) meticulosamente diseñado • Saya (vaina) de madera lacada • Tsuba (guardamanos) de latón Para mantener la katana de damasco en buen estado, se recomienda limpiarla y aplicar una película de aceite para evitar la oxidación. La katana es una espada japonesa icónica, auténtica y de alta calidad que se distingue por su cuidadoso proceso de fabricación. Forjada con acero de Damasco de alta calidad, como el Tamahagane, la katana se somete a un detallado proceso de templado y pulido.

Domo Arigato!

Thank you for the work and the information. Great Work!

Good day samurai comrades.🌄🌊✊🙂🤝

Доброго времени суток товарищи самураи.🌄🌊✊🙂🤝

I'm waiting for them to fizzle it because earlier there was a scene where a gentleman was performing an activity of simulating disembowelment with their shirts still on so it's obvious you know wasn't real as a picture shows you'd run out of actress really fast😮

Bunch of crap

これはスゲーじゃん！若い頃の真田さんを見たことないよ

I personally liked the Ninja in the Dragons den. When I was young I travelled by bus over 30km to the city to rent this movie on VHS many times, and then next day to return it.

Katate Uchi!

時代劇小説の巨匠作品に、山田洋次監督が満を持して世に送り出した「たそがれ清兵衛 」 真田の正座したままの高いジャンプを劇場で目の当たりにした衝撃は、今も忘れられません 必殺の藤田まこととのシーンは、余りにも見ごたえがあって食い入ってみてました 私個人の主観と合って嬉しく拝見しました

The Ryuusei Tou

Hiroyuki is one of the men who becomes more handsome as he matures.

Umm...what about " The Sword Of Doom"(1966)....?

So cool to see her perspective on different types of forging and hear his wisdom on traditional katana forging. Great video! Thanks for sharing

الو سلام ❤❤❤❤❤😂🎉🎉🎉

So, it is a Japanese version of a rondell dagger.

These are teo very humble and respectful masters of their craft. Not afraid to compliment the work of others with completely different methods.

This kid had been on forged in fire and won so many times he incredible, these smiths can’t do what he can in hours they take weeks

'Twist' pattern was done in some Anglo-Saxon and northern European blades and knives around 7-12th century, which is why you see them in Viking Age swords, spears and such. It was a mix of a wrought iron and carbon steel to create contrast with each other (Probably strength too), which people at the time called 'serpent' in the blade, like a viper. It was usually in the back of the blade or the middle. The pattern changes once you grind it down as well. There's also the 'Turkish Twist' with similar process, but I know less about that.

The amount of respect he has toward different methods of forging is amazing.. that you man is lucky to be learing from him

This would be a perfect learning sword for my red eared slider

4:25 画像が新撰組じゃ無い件 近藤勇の胡散臭いショップHPにある画像だけど右から2番目は徳川慶喜の側近人見勝太郎（hitomi katsutaro）だから、 幕臣の写真じゃない？ 参考↓ ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/人見勝太郎

He watched and had a lot of respect for the non Japanese blade smiths. That was cool to see.

If your wondering with a hydraulic press its pretty easy to accidentally make a cold shut if you move the billet too far

So glad the youtube algorithm got me to this channel

That is faux Damascus! Pattern welded steel! Real "DAMASCUS" came from India, almost 2000 years ago, called WOOTZ. How would you feel if I called a skillet made of cast iron TAMAHAGANE?

Great interview and what a cool twist having him tip the wrist and share his knowledge

Mori-san is both insightful and respectful. I can tell he's a true master of his craft just by that. He notes the differences between his own techniques and those he sees and gives fair credit for things he likes. I can only imagine the quality of his work.

You should react to Kyle Royer’s work. The man makes some of the most beautiful Damascus pattern blades I’ve ever seen

On my bucket list, travel to Japan and get a Katana forged by an old martial arts expert on ancient swords or samurai or ninja.

I think most every guy worldwide wants a real katana - just for what it is - a absolute beautiful peace of craftmanship, perfection and art. Not for use - just to look at it and admire how beautiful it is.

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I like how practical and straightforward he is in the evaluations of the modern technology used. None of that "Blasphemy!" reaction I've witnessed from some purists, who merely admire and/or collect swords, but neither make nor use them.

I think that the way a katana is forged is what makes it to be a katana. Damascus Katana doesn't sound right. It's a damascus sword with a katana's shape, but it is not a katana.

This is so cool. I hope you guys make more videos like this, reacting to other blacksmiths.

I wish I could buy a hydraulic press at Walmart. That would be awesome.

In the end, Yari was replaced by bamboo spears.

The reason we forge weld at a lower temp is not because it becomes brittle, in fact the hotter it gets the closer to liquid it becomes. I generally start when the steel appears to sweat and if I waited until it sparks on its own it is burning the carbon off.

Hmm well sounds like what carrying a firearm her in America should represent.

Well here they would each cost about the same.. maybe charcoal being $20 and $10 in gas but doesn’t cost $640 in charcoal or $64 in gas for sure

Traditional katana forging gives a soul to the sword .

True

MaashAllah