Gives a real sense of how hard that steel is, and of the mass of the blade. Once the mirror finish is on it, it looks like a decoration almost, shiny and reflecting. Seeing it unfinished, in the raw, as it were, watching the tedium of working it in its cold state, gives a real sense of it's brute strength. I've filed some metals before, and they go easily, compared to that thing - that's what it looks like on a video - I've never held or touched one.
Very patient man takes his time. That's how a realist works making sure every detail is perfect and no flaws. Love your work can't wait to see your next masterpiece.
A man, is doing something with his own hands... he shows it to everybody and most people are complaining and pointing the finger.... I can't understand why, just watch his devotion to what he is doing , don't waste any second to improve the silence and say thank you for being allowed to whitness it. (Google translation: 男が自分の手で何かをしている...彼はそれをやっている、彼はそれをやっている t沈黙を改善するために少しの時間を無駄にし、それを白くすることを許可されてくれてありがとうと言う。ご多幸を祈る !) .
A master craftsman who doesn’t know how to use a file? Wtf? Forward strokes only. Back strokes will dull your file 5 times faster than if u only use forward strokes. I’m super surprised he doesn’t know that. Files are designed that way. I wonder though... maybe it’s a special blacksmith file or something. This guy has mad skill. His work is beyond great.
I m not doubting his skills at all (he’s amazing to watch) but I was always taught not to hammer cold steel? Was it because he had it on that aluminum-ey looking disc?
ieat caribou I was thinking the same thing, you don’t hammer cold steel. Also he seems to have to do a lot of filing which could be avoided if his forging technique was better, that blade was rough.
You can't just leave a crude, rough and sharp edge on the side of the blade. He was using the hammer to smooth out the angle; and no, it doesn't hurt a thing, in the next step (I'm assuming it will be shown in part 4) is the final tempering and heat treatment. At that point no more hammering should be done. And if you have ever forged *anything*, you know that grinding is always done (with a file or powered machines, or both) on every single blade that has ever been forged. How much, depends on the blade type, material and yes, the skill of the smith, but it is always done. In another video you can see Yoshindo Yoshihara, one of the finest swordsmiths of our time, doing the same thing. Nobody can hammer out a finished product, it's a physical impossibility, there is always filing and final shaping involved in forging blades.
If you're willing to risk sacrilege by using a power hammer, why not also use a power sander and grinder? Would certainly make shorter work of this portion.
i think all this hard work is to make a show piece katana, this is not the way of making a katana, it is just imitation of katana, actual katana maker will not sleep for days. people should watch original katana making and the traditional way of grinding. it takes years to learn the technique to sharp the katana and every katana comes with it own signature.
From this guy you are looking at a minimum of 7k, you can pick a hand made one up cheaper from other smiths, but this man is the last okinawan swordsmith and is in high demand.
Nihonto is not cheap like a chinese mass production sword you can get cheap one but it's not a new one you can get nihonto for about 2500-5000 Newly made sword is expensive than old one
![破戒僧の薙刀を真剣に作ってみた。総集編 / Making Corrupted Monk's Naginata from [SEKIRO] Compilation](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6gVPgQ4SWnA/mqdefault.jpg)
ここまで観て思ったことが、コメント欄で魂がこもってないとかありますが、刀作ってる間この人のこだわりで完成されるのだから魂がこもってると思いますw
刀は、本来武器として扱われて今の平和な世の中の流れで廃れる存在なのに芸術として残っていることがすごいと思う、この技術と伝統はずっと残っていてほしいと思いますこの動画は、将来貴重な資料になるんじゃないでしょうか
안뵝ㆍㄷ
貴重な作業工程をありがとうございます！！
以前もコメントしたかもしれませんがこの工程は是非とも見てみたかった！！
普通日本刀製作動画というと、鍛錬シーンが終わって水につけて「ジュー！」ってやったら次は研ぎ・・みたいなのが多いんです。
絶対ゴリゴリと鑢掛けて形を整える（というか作る）工程があると思ってたんです。ナイフ作りでも一番手間がかかるの最も重要なのがこの工程ですよね。
だからこの工程が無いわけないだろう・・って思っていました。
あんまり見せてくれないので日本刀の刀鍛冶は卓越した神業を持っていて、鍛えて「ジュー！」ってやった時点でピッカピカのつるつるな状態にまで鍛えるのか・・なんて
勝手に思ったりしていました。
こうしてみると鍛えた状態ではまだ刀の輪郭をした「棒」に近いですよね。ほぼこの工程で刀の状態に造形しますよね。この工程、かなりクリエイティブですよ。
むしろこの工程こそが「刀作り」のメインイベントと言える気もします。
でも潔くて神秘的な鍛錬の行程や、息も飲む研ぎの行程と比べてなんか生々しい・・というか、一般の手工業に近い「普通」感が有るのであまり見せないのかなぁ・・。
気合入れて一刀入魂で「ジュー！！」ってやったら「バッチリ！！」決まってそのまま「研ぎ！」って流れがやっぱり神秘的でカッコいいのかなぁ・・・。
「なんだ・・日本刀も結局、鑢でゴリゴリやって作るんじゃん・・・」ってちょっとがっかりさせちゃうとでも思ってるのかなぁ・・・。
とにかくこの工程は本当に参考になりました。
ありがとうございました。
すっごく参考になりました！！
普通、テレビでも日本刀作り・・・というと、神職みたいな格好でトンカチやって
最後、水に一気に突っ込んでジューって焼入れして
「完成！！」みたいな映像しか流れないじゃないですか。
歪みが無いなんて当たり前～焼入れ時の反り具合もすべて計算ずく
それが職人の神業・・みたいな雰囲気で神秘性演出しますよね。
でもモノ創りの常識から考えて
いくら神業でもあの鍛冶屋の工程だけで日本刀の造形を完成させるのは絶対無理。
必ずこういう「ヤスリ」の工程はあるって思ってたんです。
でもなかなかこの工程、表に出てこないしテレビなんかでも紹介されませんよね。
あの神聖な職人の神業みたいな日本刀に対してゴリゴリヤスリをかけて整形するとか
また、ゲンノウで叩いて反りを取るとか、あんまり神秘的な感じがしないからかなぁ・・・
でもこの動画で日本刀でもこういう工程があるんだって知って本当に参考になりました。
Gives a real sense of how hard that steel is, and of the mass of the blade. Once the mirror finish is on it, it looks like a decoration almost, shiny and reflecting. Seeing it unfinished, in the raw, as it were, watching the tedium of working it in its cold state, gives a real sense of it's brute strength. I've filed some metals before, and they go easily, compared to that thing - that's what it looks like on a video - I've never held or touched one.
Modern katanas made today are more like a piece of art not as deadly as the early days when samurai who rule the lands in japan.
昔なんて、人力スプリングハンマーやで… 刀匠により様々なやり方があり面白い。私はこのやり方初めて見ました
where's the perfect katana I've been waiting to see for the last 30 minutes?????
is not existe bro, just in your dreams!
地味な仕事ですね！この工程が刀の姿を整えるのを実感しました！
アマゾンの箱とか見ると親近感が…w
Very patient man takes his time. That's how a realist works making sure every detail is perfect and no flaws. Love your work can't wait to see your next masterpiece.
титанический труд, браво мастеру💪
Excelente trabajo.
Gracias por compartir su sabiduría y por dejarnos apreciar su arte.
Saludo desde Rosario, Argentina.
Trabalho magnífico 😍 humildade pra fazer o melhor parabéns
コメ欄でいろいろ言われてるけど、そんなに酷い？ 刀を打つなんてとてつもない技術力だとおもうんだけど。
A man, is doing something with his own hands... he shows it to everybody and most people are complaining and pointing the finger.... I can't understand why, just watch his devotion to what he is doing , don't waste any second to improve the silence and say thank you for being allowed to whitness it. (Google translation: 男が自分の手で何かをしている...彼はそれをやっている、彼はそれをやっている t沈黙を改善するために少しの時間を無駄にし、それを白くすることを許可されてくれてありがとうと言う。ご多幸を祈る !) .
Bra
Stfu dickhead
Вот так однажды наточил кузнец кочергу, и назвал себя самураем.
鋼塚さんはこれを体切られながら続けていたのか、、、、、、
This is amazing hard work.. No blow torch, no grinders, all manually done.
This is old bro ---- it takes Week's ❤
all my respect goes to you sir
A master craftsman who doesn’t know how to use a file? Wtf? Forward strokes only. Back strokes will dull your file 5 times faster than if u only use forward strokes. I’m super surprised he doesn’t know that. Files are designed that way. I wonder though... maybe it’s a special blacksmith file or something. This guy has mad skill. His work is beyond great.
よくやったマスター！完璧なカタナ。
Incedible beautiful wokmanship.
Шикарный фильм.
Всем мастерам по Траумелю.
Proses panjang untuk hasil yang sangat baik.... Luarr biassaa...
いったい1本出来るのに何日位掛かるのだろう？
В древности не было напильников, мастер гаража😄
dediacted a lifetime for art of sword..really respect of them..sword with soul
keep doing those videos.i would also like to see a hunting spear and or knife done this way .i am from the east coast of canada .
音フェチにはたまらない
Но настоящим секретом мастерства владеет мастер напильников!
これ見ると昔の人って全部手作業だもんねw
心血を注ぐという印象
6:59 making a Katana in the Outback of nowhere... and in the backround i see a AMAZON parcel!
BREAKING NEWS:
Local man baffled by modern living and Amazon ships to areas not in cities. More at 11.
昔から ヤスリ を使っていたのかな？ 鋸は引き切り ヤスリは、押し切りだったのかな？
現在の壺石のヤスリなんで、押し切りなんですね。ヤスリ掛けに年季を感じて感心しましたけど、ある程度は現代なんでサンダー使うと、作業工程が減り綺麗に仕上がると思うけどね。まぁ職人さんのこだわりかな？やっぱり刀の側面は、鈍クラ鉄というのは、本当なんだと分かりました。これから焼き入れ、研磨かぁ。気が遠くなる。
very hard work... awesome!
かなり良いヤスリ使ってるな…やすいのだったら金属削ったらすぐ潰れちゃうのに
CieL 秋桜
どんな鑢だ。
CieL 秋桜 本当それ。
It takes not less than six months to finish a single katana sword... This is why it is so so expensive...
Buatan tangan...terbaik samurai.japan😍😍😍
Отлично. А теперь то же самое, только обычными мехами и кувалдой, и без современных инструментов.
鋼に手でヤスリ掛け・・・・・・遠いなあ、先が遠い
I have noticed how the Japanese hammer cold steel, not red, or dark red, but dark Grey-cold. I marvel at how it does not shatter.
Simply amazing to watch, a master craftsman!
ช่างอาบน้ำ กินข้าว ด้วยนะ เป็นห่วง
Really magic work 👍
棟を真っ直ぐに整えるとか、精密さと忍耐と集中と一つのものへ対する執念みたいなもの。こういうの見るとつくづく男性が居なかったら成立しなかったものだろうなって思う
そもそも男達の道具なんだけどさ
Is he the real Japanese Swordsmith..???
Man incredible handwork. Btw that guy must be already deaf
You didn't show the cutting the blood groove? あなたは血の溝を切ることを見せなかったのですか？
Nice video
A MASTER PIECE.
Great work. How long does it take in real time to make a katana?
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@@DonovanCoffin I've told you the average time. If you are really fast you can actually get it down to 1.8
It can take many many years depending on how many times you fold it
So every home in Japan comes with a Forge and a big block of steel anvil, aaaha ha ha .......
How Many days is necessary to make a single katana ?
Estoy maravillado tremendo trabajo mis respetos
I m not doubting his skills at all (he’s amazing to watch) but I was always taught not to hammer cold steel? Was it because he had it on that aluminum-ey looking disc?
ieat caribou I was thinking the same thing, you don’t hammer cold steel. Also he seems to have to do a lot of filing which could be avoided if his forging technique was better, that blade was rough.
You can't just leave a crude, rough and sharp edge on the side of the blade. He was using the hammer to smooth out the angle; and no, it doesn't hurt a thing, in the next step (I'm assuming it will be shown in part 4) is the final tempering and heat treatment. At that point no more hammering should be done.
And if you have ever forged *anything*, you know that grinding is always done (with a file or powered machines, or both) on every single blade that has ever been forged. How much, depends on the blade type, material and yes, the skill of the smith, but it is always done. In another video you can see Yoshindo Yoshihara, one of the finest swordsmiths of our time, doing the same thing. Nobody can hammer out a finished product, it's a physical impossibility, there is always filing and final shaping involved in forging blades.
Yes, it hasn't been hardened yet so it's OK to hammer it at that point
now i understand, why japanse sword is very expensive,,
@Jerry C You should respect to them..
3:20 たらの子の缶詰にほっこりする
Muito bom parabéns chefe
there is an option to make katana for me? and if yes, how much it cost?
хреновый шампур получился мясо насаэживать неудобно)
Деду явно нужно подарить шлифовальную машинку)
Трудолюбивый татарин
名刀を造った人はどんなことしてたんだろって思い始めてきた
日本刀不愧是世界第一
1 problem shouldnt he just wear a black colour shirt , i mean stains on a white shirt are very hard to remove
Well, with a black shirt he would absorve more heat, and I believe the place it's really hot.
It's classy.
Are you stupid or just stupid
is that a Hattoro Hanzi?
案の定、米欄に刀匠様湧きまくってて草。
そお？誰のこと？
ががーべおんてんごごご そんなことはわかってる。コメント欄をみたら概ね賞賛してるコメントばかりで否定的かつにわかの専門知識をひけらかしてるようなコメントは見当たらなかったから、どこが 湧きまくってる のか聞いてみた 笑
ががーべおんてんごごご いえいえ。 湧きまくってる は言い過ぎですよね？ 笑
天呀，我以為早期用鎚子敲打鋼材已夠辛苦了，原來後期加工才是最要命的。
哈
Is this "the master swordmith, Kiyochika Kanehama?
Yes this is the famous last swordsmith of Okinawa.
japanese perfect art.
職人かぁ。凄いなぁ！
プロの職人のやってることだから間違いはないんだろうけど、思いっきり叩いてるの見るとちょっと不安になるw
趣味程度ですが鍛冶やってる者です。焼き入れ前の鉄は「飴」みたいなものなので特殊鋼などを除けば基本は度が過ぎない限り叩いても大丈夫です。
В будущем когда лазеры устареют сражаться будут взглядами а убивать подмигиванием.Видите?Не с проста мастер головой мотает туда сюда.☺
圧倒的精錬者の極み
Cool....... skills.
Классно получилось:3
Those files are very interessting would like to try some of them
They are just ordinary metal working files.
これは刀を作るための伝統的な方法ですか？
機械を使うところ以外はおおよそ同じですよ
The blade started ringing
If you're willing to risk sacrilege by using a power hammer, why not also use a power sander and grinder? Would certainly make shorter work of this portion.
No kidding eh? I wanted to say the same thing but saw your comment...
@@plugs313 more accurate maybe?
Power hammers have been used since the early 1800s in Japan. It's not sacrilege nor untraditional to use a power hammer.
Bourneco ok then, just thought it was a little strange. That's a lot of work though.
it creates to much heat while grinding with tool..
Katana ohh katana.. 🤤🤤🤤
Этож сколь терпения надо то напильником шоркать.
Мужик купи наждак
Дак наждаком каждый сможет - кто включать его умеет, а ты ручками - ручками...
И готовую полосу у-8))
По инструкции доработать напильником! Это по нашему!
Это я так понимаю самый дорогой китайский меч сделанный вручную на коленке
Полюбому)Но меня удивляет его упорство не польщоваться наждаком)Сумашедший мужик)Уважаю таких
@@ЕвгенийМироненко-л9дя раньше тоже мучился А потом купил инструменты и радуюсь
Esse japonês ai é dos meus .é um artista da cultura samuray
カッコイイなあ
Dude, its a lot of effort
Wowwwwwwww......fantastic.
How they made katana 500 year ago,whitout dull...
この人はいくつかの工程を現代風にしてるじゃん？
そりゃ21世紀だから別にいいんだけどさ
外国人とマニアが求めるマジな人力の刀匠さんも英語字幕で紹介してやってよ
品質面と客の理想、手間・コストを考えるとこの人の工程に関する線引きは結構いいラインだと思う
Buen trabajo!!!
Que trabalho que dá fazer uma katana né japa?
Terceiro vídeo só pra conseguir dar a forma da katana, agora falta só fazer os acabamentos e tudo mais kkkk
i think all this hard work is to make a show piece katana, this is not the way of making a katana, it is just imitation of katana, actual katana maker will not sleep for days. people should watch original katana making and the traditional way of grinding. it takes years to learn the technique to sharp the katana and every katana comes with it own signature.
Why is he pounding on cold steel?
He adjusted the sword a little bit because it was not straight and not flat.
What does something like that cost?
From this guy you are looking at a minimum of 7k, you can pick a hand made one up cheaper from other smiths, but this man is the last okinawan swordsmith and is in high demand.
how much did this blade fetch?
About $45,000
Nihonto is not cheap like a chinese mass production sword you can get cheap one but it's not a new one you can get nihonto for about 2500-5000
Newly made sword is expensive than old one
Eso es arte
Nikha
جزائري مر من هنا
amazing
👏🏻👏🏻
4:58ここら辺るろうに剣心の逆刃刀みたい