I admire the work of every blacksmith !!! But how difficult the work was without all of this technical help and machinery. What strength, art and knowledge they had. Respect !!!
It takes different techniques. It used to take more time, but that doesn't mean it was harder, just that it was longer. Remember that they were not as rushed as we are, back then.
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I love this guys videos . No talking , just short , straight shot video . Straight story told through in quick shot that clearly shows what's going on .
Absolutely brilliant, love you videos why everything, but the most delightful and rare element is the absence of a pointless verbal description. Just watching and learning. Well done keep up the great work!!!!
بالنسبة لي أنت هو الفنان رقم واحد في العالم في صناعة السيوف أنت إنسان محترم لأنك تجمع بين الجمال في الصنع و القوة و المتانة. كل اعمالك رأيتها و خصوصا هذا السيف الفريد هو قريب إلى قلبي و شاهدت هذا الفيديو أكثر من عشرين مرة و لو أنه طويل لأن هذا السيف اعتبره عربي و هو في الحقيقة مزيج فريد بين العربي و التركي و الهندي. يا له من إتقان
I'd love to be in an apprenticeship with this man for a couple years. Real craftsmanship instead of junk made out of china. At least this will last for eternity. Absolutely beautiful work!
Top skills, according to a theoretical schooled metallurgist. I really do like how straight the blade is after initial forging and heat treatment. And than the way Freerk makes the hand guard, just amazing! And of course his thought process, use and knowledge of tools to use
A rare and extremely skilled craftsman, I thank you for posting this, as it is very interesting to watch your craftsmanship produce such a superb sabre. Count Wilczek one of the Polish noblemen, (I and the the Polish ambassador to America have the same surname) helped to stop the Turks from entering Vienna in 1683 with the largest cavalry charge in history.
Yes. The Crimean Khan was given the task of meeting and stopping the Poles, but the Khan betrayed the Ottomans and allowed the Poles to just pass them by.
Well , what can I say, anyway, God, this man looks like "the man destined to wield the swords he makes , but thank God he makes them, and by God , "He makes them', what a artistry, he is the Michel Angelo of Smithy, well I know I should explain it in precise words but I don't know how, since I am a Indian I am not good enough in English language as I am a Indian and a ' kannadiga ' well, many may not understand it but we are a linguistic state in India. So, please forgive me for my English ,but all I want to say is ,I can't tell you ,how much I appreciate,no, love, your work and I have seen most of your work on RUclips, man , you are a "great artist of steel" as was Michel Angelo, Rafael, or many others in their chosen expertise,even though " Smith's, Carpenters, Cobblers , and many other craftsmen " were never considered as artists by this world since, well, all the time, but sir, I salute you"
Well you are right, but despite the modern equipment the smith should know and decide where the modern equipments, like power hammer, should hit, and how hard or slow , or the angle of the blade on power grinders or sanders,to sharpen the blades ,or when quenching the blade it's the blacksmith who decides when to quench it ,whether the steel is heated in coal or gas, sir, as far as I think modern equipments have made us more efficient but not taken over human expertise completely and in my opinion they can never, if we think ," the men painted with airbrush are lesser than the men with paint brush ' is for you to decide. Sorry I didn't mean to offend you but it's only my opinion and I could be wrong ,and if I am ,I apologise.
Truly unbelievable work. I'm not even a sword or blacksmith, I'm a cabinet maker... but I just love watching how people can create such beauty. It really is incredible of the detail in the Damascus right through to the head on the handle. Fabulous work, really appreciate your videos.
You showed us that you are a really good swordsman, thank you for filming this and showing it to us. This video was uploaded 4 years ago. I think it deserves millions of likes. It seems that you made a Turkish sword from the Seljuk Empire period from Damascus steel.
The media makes people hate all that is Arabic without any convincing reason, just because it is decorated, beautiful, and inspiring of honor. Zionist media destroyed people's minds and made them hate each other based on race, color, language and religion.
One word "Master" Its a pleasure watching such a beautiful weapon coming to life, i also liked how patiently you were working on the sword . I therefore nick name the sword Patience, that's the spirit behind the sword.
Amigo pra mim você é um dos melhores fabricantes de lâminas do mundo. Queria eu poder possuir uma de suas lâminas. Seria uma honra. Mas infelizmente não tenho condições. Então eu fico só admirando o seu magnífico trabalho. São peças dignas de se chamar de obra de arte. Parabéns.
What a wonderful sword, I really loved this build and you certainly did a greek job forging it ma shaa Allah. Keep building more Saber swords, I would love to watch more videos like this one en shaa Allah 👏🏼
I feel that the grip area is much to heavy as it is to bulky and thick on the width and could be made of brass instead of "heavy" steel. Great design tho! What IS the overall weight of the the Tulwar?
What is this saber? Is it a replica or creative production? Beautiful work, I'm impressed. Damast is impressive! However, what are its combat values? Isn't it too heavy? If it is to be a saber for fighting, then it should have parameters similar to: blade length 82 cm, root width 3.4 cm, double-edged feather 21 cm, weight 0.9 kg.
@@user-pd6wh4tf4e клинок сделан очень даже неплохо, а вот гарда и прочими наболдажники на рукоятке неоправданно громоздкие тяжёлые. Настоящее оружие делали максимально облегчённый, насколько позволяла технология изготовления металла. Чем легче оружие, тем быстрее им можно работать в бою. Всё эти мечи пудовые это выдумки. В бою главное не вес, а скорость.
Сергей Кулаков для такого клинка не делается легкой рукоять иначе она либо развалится либо отобьет руку, один вопрос к автору почему он клеит деревяхи а не делает сквозное отверстие, что было бы намного надежнее. Все остальное в этом клинке без претензий
Just an idea: maybe you could make the turkish kilij known as "kara bela" or "carabella". İt was the most impressive and deadliest kilij the turks used and gained its name after the turks dominated eastern europe. İt translates to "dark/black trouble"
I always like the Spartan sword it looked very deadly also the problem with Sparta is it was a small country with maybe at the most an army of 8000 men and a country of 60000 people about 15000 were slaves....
Thank you so much for correctly labeling your video. I never make comments about how pattern welding is NOT Damascus steel because it is so common to call it that. You would just be constantly fighting with people whose work you actually enjoy. Correct labeling just shows how you are a bit more knowledgeable and how you respect the process that makes Wootz Steel and actual Damascus.
Love your work, absolutely top-notch! One question though, why did you not consider having the guard continuing into the eagle's beak, harder to do but would have made for stronger hand protection (just a thought)?
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Absolutely brilliant an eye for detail always sets the standard ,thank you for posting
Thank you it's a masterpiece and you are a first class artist
What a shop. If I had those tools and machinery I would not see the light of the sun for years. :)
I admire the work of every blacksmith !!! But how difficult the work was without all of this technical help and machinery. What strength, art and knowledge they had. Respect !!!
It takes different techniques. It used to take more time, but that doesn't mean it was harder, just that it was longer. Remember that they were not as rushed as we are, back then.
@@AnonningAnon i thought vegan against anything metal.
@@hervyakay4053 I'm anti vegan. Vegan't means "Vegan not".
Aint no power in sushi
Fantastic!!!
Freerk, thank you so much for sharing this video of your work with us.
God bless you and keep you safe.
Hugs,
Linda Lee
@salkde music movis What in the fuck..
Absolute best craftsman I've seen on the internet, really enjoy watching him at his craft.
Great Work!!
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I love this guys videos . No talking , just short , straight shot video . Straight story told through in quick shot that
clearly shows what's going on .
uh. short? 😆
Looks a lot like a Polish saber and fits the theme well with the wagle head grip.
You're an amazingly talented Artisan ... Thank you for sharing your talents with us~!
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It's a pleasure watching Him work! The talent of the Old Smith while taking advantage of technology of the 21st century.
Una obra de arte bravo
This always work 21st and 31st
A silent artist whose creation speaks itself. Magnificent.
I know absolutely nothing about this craft but am absolutely enthralled with watching him work on these pieces and in the finished products.
finally, some good fucking saber forging
edit. I appreciate fact, you call it pattern welded instead of damascus. Great work, keep it going bro
Lol you look badly hurt from sth
Absolutely brilliant, love you videos why everything, but the most delightful and rare element is the absence of a pointless verbal description. Just watching and learning. Well done keep up the great work!!!!
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sofar the best forging sword video, I watched on youtube..
Best Christmas night movie I have ever seen in my life, absolutely gorgeous!!!!!
Excellent sword maker.why don't you attend in Forged in fire champion? If you participate then you will be a $10000/winner
i also think that please you must go on forged in fire show ur work is absolutely great hats off buddy lots of love from india
A masterpiece just like your pneumatic hand that is in the background is impressive. :)
Very impressive as always! Thank you for taking the time to combine all the videos too!
You are a true master! It is such a pleasure to watch you work. Thank you so much for taking the time to film your work.
Fantastic workmanship, bordering on perfection. Quality to be proud of.
Awesome work! i'm so glad there is no stupid music its just the sound of steel
How much sir ?
You sir, should feel very proud - brilliant movie.
بالنسبة لي أنت هو الفنان رقم واحد في العالم في صناعة السيوف أنت إنسان محترم لأنك تجمع بين الجمال في الصنع و القوة و المتانة. كل اعمالك رأيتها و خصوصا هذا السيف الفريد هو قريب إلى قلبي و شاهدت هذا الفيديو أكثر من عشرين مرة و لو أنه طويل لأن هذا السيف اعتبره عربي و هو في الحقيقة مزيج فريد بين العربي و التركي و الهندي. يا له من إتقان
إنه يشبه السيوف العربية ، إنك بارع جدا وأرجوا أن تحظى بجائزة قيمة فأنت تستحقها
I'd love to be in an apprenticeship with this man for a couple years. Real craftsmanship instead of junk made out of china. At least this will last for eternity. Absolutely beautiful work!
Absolute stunning work . Love watching your videos. Your videos sre like stress buster for me
Waw
كم سعر هاذه السيف
منتاز. جيد احسنت العمل
One beautiful Saber. watching you create this masterpiece was a real enjoyment
أنا أتتبع قناتك منذ زمن فكل أعمالك مبهرة ومعجزة من الطراز الاول أطلب لك من الله الهداية إلى دينه والسلام على من إتبع الهدى.
I was searching for a sword design. Couldn't find any before saw yours. Great work. 🙏. I wish I could get one 😄
Look to sword in heavy french cavalry named dragons under Napoleon Emperror Bonaparte.
That's a beautiful saber exerlent craftsmanship keep up the good work
You Sir, are a master and an artist. It is a pleasure to watch you work.
Top skills, according to a theoretical schooled metallurgist. I really do like how straight the blade is after initial forging and heat treatment. And than the way Freerk makes the hand guard, just amazing! And of course his thought process, use and knowledge of tools to use
A rare and extremely skilled craftsman, I thank you for posting this, as it is very interesting to watch your craftsmanship produce such a superb sabre. Count Wilczek one of the Polish noblemen, (I and the the Polish ambassador to America have the same surname) helped to stop the Turks from entering Vienna in 1683 with the largest cavalry charge in history.
Yes. The Crimean Khan was given the task of meeting and stopping the Poles, but the Khan betrayed the Ottomans and allowed the Poles to just pass them by.
Well , what can I say, anyway, God, this man looks like "the man destined to wield the swords he makes , but thank God he makes them, and by God , "He makes them', what a artistry, he is the Michel Angelo of Smithy, well I know I should explain it in precise words but I don't know how, since I am a Indian I am not good enough in English language as I am a Indian and a ' kannadiga ' well, many may not understand it but we are a linguistic state in India. So, please forgive me for my English ,but all I want to say is ,I can't tell you ,how much I appreciate,no, love, your work and I have seen most of your work on RUclips, man , you are a "great artist of steel" as was Michel Angelo, Rafael, or many others in their chosen expertise,even though " Smith's, Carpenters, Cobblers , and many other craftsmen " were never considered as artists by this world since, well, all the time, but sir, I salute you"
Well you are right, but despite the modern equipment the smith should know and decide where the modern equipments, like power hammer, should hit, and how hard or slow , or the angle of the blade on power grinders or sanders,to sharpen the blades ,or when quenching the blade it's the blacksmith who decides when to quench it ,whether the steel is heated in coal or gas, sir, as far as I think modern equipments have made us more efficient but not taken over human expertise completely and in my opinion they can never, if we think ," the men painted with airbrush are lesser than the men with paint brush ' is for you to decide. Sorry I didn't mean to offend you but it's only my opinion and I could be wrong ,and if I am ,I apologise.
What to say ! excellent results, congratulations a true professional.
I have to say that that is the work of a true craftsman, and I would be proud to have that on display, thankyou for all your amazing work
Swords of very high quality have enjoyed seeing such swords in modern times
Absolutely beautiful weapon, I wish I could see you examining that blade, balance etc.
Truly unbelievable work. I'm not even a sword or blacksmith, I'm a cabinet maker... but I just love watching how people can create such beauty. It really is incredible of the detail in the Damascus right through to the head on the handle. Fabulous work, really appreciate your videos.
Woodworking and blacksmithing go hand and hand
That was a fascinating presentation. You did an outstanding job recreating an 18th Century Saber.
Vosso trabalho é uma arte, que obra magnifica!
Хвала и слава вам мастер Кузнец, спасибо большое за столь позновательное видео, удачи и процветание ваших делах.
this man not only has distress with his hands but also tremendous talent to design congratulations
Absolutely brilliant! The craftsmanship is top notch! I'm very much delighted and impressed. 👍
Não dá nem pra acreditar que uma pessoa possa fazer este trabalho você é um gênio meus parabéns
As always everything is done at the highest professional level but it seemed that this sword is exclusively an artistic work
Thank you very much for this wonderful movie of the creation of a masterpiece by a true master. Beautiful everything.
What a magnificent achievement, it is a true work of art. Congratulations !
An amazing sword maker, I liked this sword
مرحبا اخ احمد يبيع الشخص هذا الي يصنع السيوف
Lovely work! I just find it hilarious how far you are on opposite end of the PPE scale from Shurap... =0P
That guy just opened batteries without any gloves or respirators
his gloves are a bit knackered
I'm very pleased that this video title is accurate. I despise how many videos call it Damascus, when it is not.
You showed us that you are a really good swordsman, thank you for filming this and showing it to us. This video was uploaded 4 years ago. I think it deserves millions of likes. It seems that you made a Turkish sword from the Seljuk Empire period from Damascus steel.
Excellent. Not a big saber fan, but this one is splendid. Yet another masterfully designed and constructed sword.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SWORD ESPECIALLY THE D-GUARD SHAPE , REMINDS ME OF A TRIGGER GAURD OF A GUN . AWESOME WORK MAN FOR SURE !!👍🏼👍🏼💯💯
Very beautiful art of black Smith. This piece is much precious than a diamond.
El mejor artista espadero que he visto en mi larga vida. Enhorabuena desde Euzkadi
Hats off to you, sir. Amazing work!
Получилась очень красивая и аккуратная сабля. Очень круто.
Absolute artistry! Just beautiful work sir!
how could 853 viewers not like this amazing craftsman create that beautiful piece.
The media makes people hate all that is Arabic without any convincing reason, just because it is decorated, beautiful, and inspiring of honor.
Zionist media destroyed people's minds and made them hate each other based on race, color, language and religion.
Tanta fatica,tanta perizia, ma il risultato è splendido!!
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I don't know where the line is drawn between cutlery, jewelry, and high art, but this man's work transcends all three. That's easy to see.
One word "Master" Its a pleasure watching such a beautiful weapon coming to life, i also liked how patiently you were working on the sword . I therefore nick name the sword Patience, that's the spirit behind the sword.
from Chile: ¡Very good job! you are the best!!
The amount of time and energy consumed to produce this saber is so unbelievable
The narration is really compelling, you should submit this to Sundance.
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A thing of beauty, well done master!
That's amazing work. Definitely worth watching.
I am looking forward to making that sword because if you see a picture of it on the internet, you will be surprised. Thank you.
Me: The perfect sword doesn’t exi-
Freerk: Lemme stop you right there...
beautiful saber. my feeling happy...
You my man are a true artisan, if fantastic what you can make, love your workshop.
Amigo pra mim você é um dos melhores fabricantes de lâminas do mundo. Queria eu poder possuir uma de suas lâminas. Seria uma honra. Mas infelizmente não tenho condições. Então eu fico só admirando o seu magnífico trabalho. São peças dignas de se chamar de obra de arte. Parabéns.
I just want to say :
"IT WILL KEEL"
I heard it in Admiral General Aladeen's voice 😂😂😂
Fantastic craftsmanship & brilliant video.
All respect and praise for the beautiful and well done work. We thank you for your beautiful patience
It' s beatiful but hou hours for this work ? Thank you
Henri Belgium
Saya suka...indah sekali😍😍
What a wonderful sword, I really loved this build and you certainly did a greek job forging it ma shaa Allah. Keep building more Saber swords, I would love to watch more videos like this one en shaa Allah 👏🏼
Absolutely brilliant..as always you are the best . Beautiful sabre .. keep on man .🤙
I feel that the grip area is much to heavy as it is to bulky and thick on the width and could be made of brass instead of "heavy" steel. Great design tho! What IS the overall weight of the the Tulwar?
Brass (8,7g/cm3)is heavier than steal (7,8g/cm3)
@@Klingenschmiede. unaware of that. Thanks.
Beautiful saber the iron zig zag is like damascos saber it is a perfect work i hope to see mor vedio thanks.
The blacksmith is so great, so wonderful !!!
The biggest admiration of all time, skilled blacksmith.
Gorgeous sabre ...too much weight in the handle? Let's see it cut?
That was my thought. Your wrist and arm would fatigue with all that steel and the balance may be a bit odd but definitely still a beauty.
What is this saber?
Is it a replica or creative production?
Beautiful work, I'm impressed. Damast is impressive!
However, what are its combat values?
Isn't it too heavy?
If it is to be a saber for fighting, then it should have parameters similar to: blade length 82 cm, root width 3.4 cm, double-edged feather 21 cm, weight 0.9 kg.
Marek Gasieniec yeah it’s beautiful but seems too heavy for practical use. His handles also always seem to be designed for his own massive hands haha
Polish saber, amazing. Greta job. 👏🏻
WOW!Just fantastic craftsmanship!!
I have never clicked on a video faster in my life
Красиво и мастерски сделано, но все слишком тяжёлое. Одним словом, ятаган получился декоративный и больше похож на сувенир, хотя клинок отличный.
Кило на полтора выглядит минимум, ага
@@Sofron_Boev да, много лишних тяжёлых деталей. Настоящее оружее делали максимально облегчая , на сколько это возможно
По твоему он должен весить 200 грамм что бы быть более боевым
@@user-pd6wh4tf4e клинок сделан очень даже неплохо, а вот гарда и прочими наболдажники на рукоятке неоправданно громоздкие тяжёлые. Настоящее оружие делали максимально облегчённый, насколько позволяла технология изготовления металла. Чем легче оружие, тем быстрее им можно работать в бою. Всё эти мечи пудовые это выдумки. В бою главное не вес, а скорость.
Сергей Кулаков для такого клинка не делается легкой рукоять иначе она либо развалится либо отобьет руку, один вопрос к автору почему он клеит деревяхи а не делает сквозное отверстие, что было бы намного надежнее. Все остальное в этом клинке без претензий
I am amazed it's totally beautiful, Must be worth a small fortune. Great vid.
Thanks for calling this a pattern welded Sabre in the title. Also you do great work.
Just an idea: maybe you could make the turkish kilij known as "kara bela" or "carabella". İt was the most impressive and deadliest kilij the turks used and gained its name after the turks dominated eastern europe. İt translates to "dark/black trouble"
I always like the Spartan sword it looked very deadly also the problem with Sparta is it was a small country with maybe at the most an army of 8000 men and a country of 60000 people about 15000 were slaves....
@@robertcolfack26 Spartan Xiphos has nothing in common with Turkish Kilij except being a sword.
thx for sharing , i feel like the handle is a little over-built for my tastes , but its quite nice .. i enjoyed that
Here's an understatement, WOW!!!
An artist and his art.
Thank you so much for correctly labeling your video. I never make comments about how pattern welding is NOT Damascus steel because it is so common to call it that. You would just be constantly fighting with people whose work you actually enjoy. Correct labeling just shows how you are a bit more knowledgeable and how you respect the process that makes Wootz Steel and actual Damascus.
One of the best sword making i have ever seen ♥️♥️♥️
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Love your work, absolutely top-notch! One question though, why did you not consider having the guard continuing into the eagle's beak, harder to do but would have made for stronger hand protection (just a thought)?
A creative man+Technical knowledge+Skills+Dedication+Passion+Patience+Hard Labour+Some tools+Some sheet of iron ...and...👌
There is something intensely hypnotic watching this smith @ work....