I appreciate the love you guys give me every time. But this time i tried so hard to make this Katana as perfect as i could so guys please share your personal opinions with me on my Instagram ID. I will wait there for you guys and Also Follow me on Instagram because i share some behind the scenes there, so you can imagine how hard do i work to make a project :) Here is the link: instagram.com/random.hands/
The design is worth the hard work and effort. You poured your blood sweat and tears into the making it. It is totally worth the minor injuries that you got. Great job 👏
I agree even panel lining my gunpla seems to be a hard job but it's even worse done in a flat piece of paper no matter how much I concentrate or force my hand to stay sturdy I can never get a clean line like that 😭
@@JimHawking- there is purpose in an art from. Not everyone will appreciate any form of art, but there is no art form that isn’t appreciated by anybody. It’s a matter of perspective my friend.
Seeing all the equipment we have now to get everything as precise, makes you wonder how much talent did old Japanese blacksmiths have. Because obviously all of this didn't exist. Crazy how many katanas were made back then and most of them had some of the most complex designs. Crazy how humanity was always capable for most things
Literally every single country that had swords back then : are we a joke to you ? No like seriously stop praising Japan for literally every single thing they do like if it's special jeeez
@@reedrazor7546 Well nah I just think the craftsmanship of swords made in the middle east and Japan are much more complex than swords in Europe. A lot more goes into them. Also I brought up Japan because the video is literally about a katana. Was Europe producing katanas????
@@alexelliott8519 no Actually if they saw European swords early they will just copy the design 100% I mean nobunaga the man who unite Japan is literally wearing an armor that use European design as it's core, and literally copying Portuguese arquebus and turned it into tanegashima teppo. If they saw a rapier they would copy it 100% its longer and lighter than a katana means greater reach, polearm are more efficient than a yari or naginata, you cannot cut anyone with full armor with naginata or yari. perfect for killing people, which is the essence why weapons are made.
@@r3zaful I think the comment was about the skill these people in the past must have had to for such well crafted swords. The Europeans made good ones too, but they were just using Japan as one example because the video is about making a katana.
@@universalcat2262 if you let European craftsman back then to make a katana it will be made with better material and better equipment and it will be more efficient in killing stuff. You see in Japan social class craftsman mostly lving in the riverside even the finest craftsmans like lets say samonji and sanjou, They are underfunded, because they are poor by nature of their social class as they are the 2nd lowest class above Merchant. But still quite impressive how they made good swords in that kind of situation.
This is always something I wish I could do. Maybe as I get a bit older and more settled down I will check into it but I do love watching stuff like this.
Agreed, it looks impressive, but he's actually running his middle finger down the edge, and his hand (including the pen) is a fixed unit. Handy trick! 3:01
Imagine being cut with a grinder, stuck in a furnace, and then beaten repeatedly until you conform into what the person doing all of it wants to see... i really hope that chain isn't sentient
It was made in an entirely different way, which is more taxing but also more effective than this. This is just aesthetics. I'm not one of those weeb katana lovers but cutting the blade in shape? Come on.
You had to watch for the flames "color" to be right for tempering, and no cutting to shape as Lapat Jani mentioned it had to be hammered into shape. That katama looks brittle for 35inches...
You mean at 3:01 ? If you watch his fingers he's using them as a ruler/stopper against the metal. He's pinching the marker and pushing his finger against the blade as a guide. It's relatively easy to draw a straight line that way.
@@acouchthathastheinternetav3618 Actually, they may have. Metals were far more expensive back in the day because it was much harder to come by, so they were often recycled. You might buy a sword that was once part of a suit of armor that was a handful of other swords, that were part of a battering ram that was a large pile of nails.
Modern tools really help the process. Imagine doing this 500 years ago with hand tools only, and your sword master demands over 1000 folds into an ingot hammered out into a paperthin sheet. 😳
actually, its only 11 folds, its 2000 layers. also, assuming you are forging from the same metal, there would be no need to fold it because it is already fairly pure.
This isn't a Katana, this is not how you make one, the process is inferior. But that's the majority of the population these days, easily and happily fooled
@@rosaparks1987 Some people care, if things with a history and culture linked to that are done properly in honour and respect of that culture. Othe people just accept low standards
After all that work,why did he drill a hole through the tang at the top and make the wrap look like crap when he could have drilled it at the bottom and added a brass pommel piece and wrapped over it? A katana is held together by all the pieces fitting tightly. Some people make really nice handles by just throwing some glue on the bottom of the handle and hammering a thin brass or steel cap onto the end and it works fine actually using it in a utilitarian way for years.
That moment when you realize how much work the Japanese went through to make their Katanas. This guy has all these modern tools and he still had a lot of work to make a Katana. Now just imagine how difficult this was in the Samurai era.
Funny enough the hardest part was probably making the steel good enough to use. Japanese steel was notoriously horrible. The process of folding the steel was to remove as much impurity as they possibly could. It’s actually really interesting
This guy is just drawing out a blade from a single chain link which is pretty straightforward. Actual japanese sword is made from two or more layers of metal with different hardness, so combining them by hand and forging out a blade would take weeks if not months just to create a single sword
Technology just makes tedious work shorter. In older days a katana probably took many months to a year to complete. That's why the samurai treasured their swords and it was a massive honor to recieve such a blade from a master craftsmen.
Well, it isn't really a "Katana", It's a replica of a Katana, a fake if you will. We'll just start out with the almost forging, he doesn't "fold" the metal, meaning that it will overall have less durability and strength than a Katana forged the correct way. His sharpening process is incredibly fast, which isn't good, and is probably rushed. He doesn't harden the Katana either, his Katana will bend VERY easily when deflecting blows/making cuts. His handle is incredibly plain, and the process is more akin to making knives than Katanas. His handle also looks incredibly weak, like the I hit someones chainmain and the wood in my handle broke, type of weak. It's a replica, nothing more
@@proctiger4891 do you know what katanas metal was folded in the past? I'm guessing you don't It's folded because the iron found in Japan is very poor quality (has a crazy amount of impurities) and the only way to get them impurities out of the metal is to fold it over and over again. But if you start with a high quality steel their is no need to fold the metal. You just need to temper the metal correctly and it would probably be just as strong as a "traditional" katana. But like you said this one was not heated correctly so will probably be weak.
haha you can learn that in a week. I smith sword and what he is doing is very easy not even smithing bdw. just get yourself a grinder and go f it. Difficult f example is fire welding. He is just grinding out a stealbar to a sword.
Blacksmith: Purest of metal from the depth of a dragon's bone woven into the purest and most beautiful sword to ever have existed by the hand of the master blacksmith himself! This guy: *C H A I N*
The first time I watched this video I was high, I mean absolutely baked, cooked, however you call it. I was absolutely mesmerized by this exquisite content, the end result was so satisfying, seeing it all come together and all your hard work make an amazing piece of work. It was powerful, seeing this amazing katana being hand crafted (especially while I was high). Keep up the great work king💪💪
@NickName 1k no, just self-sharping - as outer layers pill off, the thinner inner layers on the edge of the blade keep it sharper then in non folded sheet of metal, naturally forming a triangular sharp shape
Dude theres still a guy in Japan who makes these the old way and its nuts. He only uses steal from a certain area in Japan, does all the forging and annealing by eye. He gets a job, locks himself away for 3 months and makes it. He's in his 80s and his 'apprentice' who's been under him for decades takes over when dies. They spend a month sharpening it, Next level bro.
@@bazzmcfury9550 yoshindo yoshihara is his name, i actually have the book he's written on the learning of the craft, he actually believes all the knowledge should be passed down to those who wish to learn
I know, right, because people dont have a clue how to put blood and sweat into work these days, it's almost as if the world got lazy, considering the current times, these kinda skills might be useful
@@rockycoffee i've made steel from iron chains by using a japanese resmelting technique as described in yoshindos book, but honestly i find it quite an enjoyable skill to poses, swords nowadays are somewhat useless but it pays to know how to make a decent knife or tool just by lightning some charcoal, feeding air to it, and beating the crap out of your new tool, hell i'll sometimes make tools to finish a tool 😂
Blacksmiths in fantasy be like: Ah, an old rusted chain. Give me 15 minutes my friend and the greatest katana you've ever seen shall be waiting for you.
@@dtheengineer2746 yeah I was gonna say. If you want real primal building videos you better watch that Australian dude who builds huts and smelters by hand. He is the real deal. The two Indonesian guys are faking it. You can see that especially well in their "underground pool" video.
May God bless your hands. You're an amazing handcrafter. I practice Hapkido and I'm still on my way leraning to master the Katana/sword. I fell in love with your creation, so beautiful!
I appreciate the love you guys give me every time. But this time i tried so hard to make this Katana as perfect as i could so guys please share your personal opinions with me on my Instagram ID. I will wait there for you guys and Also Follow me on Instagram because i share some behind the scenes there, so you can imagine how hard do i work to make a project :) Here is the link: instagram.com/random.hands/
bet you could reforge the shards of narcil if you had to 👍👍
Hey thinking about it now you can be zoro
Because holy moly look at that
Really amazing work! 👏👏👏
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This is the guy you want one your side during a zombie apocalypse
So true.
does his brain taste good?
His brain taste like metal
Mishone is pleased
You want to have him on you're side in general
You are a outstanding bladesmith. Let's say thank you to youtube that thanks to it we found out about you)))
بس اني عربي ليش
انا عراقي ودمي سوري وروحي وحياتي فلسطيني
Yo
Heyoo
#superexperiments27
I don't understand why pple dislike the video......this man took almost 3 days for the blade, filming and editing
They are either jealus because their videos dont Get that many views or they think its funny to dislike a video
It could be a bunch of weeb japanese culture puritans that are like "That's not a real katana 'cause you didn't fold the metal 1000 times"
Could also be because of the 10 mid roll adds
It could also be some of the ways he improperly uses his tools (file and bandsaw were the two big ones I saw)
Cause there always be haters no matter what you make and you just ignore them
I just came to know these guys are from Pakistan.. Great talent brothers
I too😅
same, just now 😂
Same bro
Same here
They are from United States 😂
Imagine being in a survival situation and this man just makes a whole mf katana out of a chain
Oh no I have found this guy again
"Minecraft advanced"
I have found u!!!!
Oh hello
I see 2 dudes everywhere
95 Million in a month !? Gah damnn
É a tropa dos br🇧🇷🇧🇷
I just got this randomly recommend to me
Changed his life i bet!
3 million views per day, wow!
training to be zoro yk
The katana is so shiny he almost made a face reveal 🤣
Yo
Hi
Verified= Likes
Ya at 13:55
I saw his face lol
The design is worth the hard work and effort. You poured your blood sweat and tears into the making it. It is totally worth the minor injuries that you got. Great job 👏
I'm more impressed at how he managed to keep all 10 of his fingers throughout this entire video
What how lol
fr
I was thiniing the same thing
His entire career doe*
Basic blacksmithing knowledge. Safety comes first
I'd like to see him create a rusty chain out of a shiny katana
Amazing work!
just play it backwards.
Reverse the video👀
much longer to do !
Lol
@jookia how
The amount of commitment it takes to build something like this is impressive
And the amount of skill, experience, etc
@@amuroray9115 yuh
Our history must be so short I suppose 😃. May be 150 years...
Who knew it took this much work. Imagine if he didn't have those machines
Didn't it take like 6 months with out power tools back in the day.
A person who has made a katana from a rusted chain, has officially earned my respect.
How could you say something so brave yet controversial
Pufff jajajajsja
A real Katana should be made out of high carbon steel not Iron thou
Respecc
@@mokyaffe i bet you're fun at parties
Its amazing how the ancients made beautiful handforged weapons/buildings without power tools.
It is. And without power tools it took them forever sometimes. Makes you grateful for how far tech has come.
@@JoeliRavioli and even with power tools it still takes a while lol
can i just say, the way you marked that line down the middle of that thing was something superhuman.
Used his middle finger to maintain the same distance from the edge
I agree even panel lining my gunpla seems to be a hard job but it's even worse done in a flat piece of paper
no matter how much I concentrate or force my hand to stay sturdy I can never get a clean line like that 😭
agree. .😂😂😂
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No, this wasn't such a big deal. I guess that to forge the piece of steel to form this katana-curve was much closer to super-human.
This a highly recommended video to watch at 3:00 am!
I love how he literally does this almost every video he posts on his channel, but just this specific one gets the 100 million views.
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And 2M likes... 104K dislikes. How can 100,000 people dislike this? 😳 this is art...
Probably because mr beast reacted to this
@@ionicxi it still got a bunch of views even before mr beast reacted to it
Imagine sharpening so much that it becomes like a mirror(in the olden times). Salute to all Katana makers
“Reflecting light into your foe’s eyes is a good strategy” Sun Tzu ‘The Art Of War’
Well the mirror finish came from the buffer but that was an extremely fine edge
@@trashpanda1999 I know man but I am talking about olden times where they sharpen so much that it gets this mirror finish
@@mr.ditkovitch6188 oh well then yeah, pretty incredible, a lot of time and dedication
Fala meus manos gringos
Can we just appreciate that he has all fingers at the end of the video
Wow no repliew
No. It's not that hard to keep all your fingers. Woodworking is far more dangerous. Lookup table saw or jointer accident videos
@@mattooi4322 r/whooosh
I mess around making toy swords out of planks in my backyard if I didn't have shoes on I'd be legless by now shit's no joke @@mattooi4322
Just discovered you guys are from Pakistan. Proud of you guys
Me also
Dang, me too
Samec
This Man really took the phrase "one man's trash is another man's treasure" seriously
"Junk" you say?
@@dhruvavikas1632 he meant waste
The 🐓
@@nishanth8201 he means trash, tf? Trash and treasure not junk and treasure
In 1 day 300 views
This guy in a zombie apocalypse will be a king.
wuy
wut*
Definitely
King Ezikel Or Michonee😂😂
😂💯
The chain never thought it will serve such an honor, like reborn, a second purpose!!
Sitting on somebody’s wall, what an honor. Swords don’t serve much purpose any more. Chains do though.
Yes I know I’m a lot of fun at parties.
@@JimHawking- no ur not
The chain now has a reason to live
And she never will..
@@JimHawking- there is purpose in an art from. Not everyone will appreciate any form of art, but there is no art form that isn’t appreciated by anybody. It’s a matter of perspective my friend.
Urdu point se pta chla ap pakistani ho love you brother our proud😍🇵🇰❤
I like how most of the measurements are just eyeballed and yet everything fit together so nicely. Well done.
It is said among metallcrafters: the best gears made with eyeballs not measured tape.
@@khatokhato9350 maybe but measuring is 100% better then anything
Years of practice
This is so satisfying to watch at night
Holy crap hi
I watch it at 11 pm
The only reason you get likes is cus people see your verified and want clout
@@surfjns151 lmfao bruh
No way this sounds are not satisfying
Seeing all the equipment we have now to get everything as precise, makes you wonder how much talent did old Japanese blacksmiths have. Because obviously all of this didn't exist. Crazy how many katanas were made back then and most of them had some of the most complex designs. Crazy how humanity was always capable for most things
Literally every single country that had swords back then : are we a joke to you ?
No like seriously stop praising Japan for literally every single thing they do like if it's special jeeez
@@reedrazor7546 Well nah I just think the craftsmanship of swords made in the middle east and Japan are much more complex than swords in Europe. A lot more goes into them. Also I brought up Japan because the video is literally about a katana. Was Europe producing katanas????
@@alexelliott8519 no
Actually if they saw European swords early they will just copy the design 100%
I mean nobunaga the man who unite Japan is literally wearing an armor that use European design as it's core, and literally copying Portuguese arquebus and turned it into tanegashima teppo.
If they saw a rapier they would copy it 100% its longer and lighter than a katana means greater reach, polearm are more efficient than a yari or naginata, you cannot cut anyone with full armor with naginata or yari.
perfect for killing people, which is the essence why weapons are made.
@@r3zaful I think the comment was about the skill these people in the past must have had to for such well crafted swords. The Europeans made good ones too, but they were just using Japan as one example because the video is about making a katana.
@@universalcat2262 if you let European craftsman back then to make a katana it will be made with better material and better equipment and it will be more efficient in killing stuff.
You see in Japan social class craftsman mostly lving in the riverside even the finest craftsmans like lets say samonji and sanjou,
They are underfunded, because they are poor by nature of their social class as they are the 2nd lowest class above Merchant.
But still quite impressive how they made good swords in that kind of situation.
This is always something I wish I could do. Maybe as I get a bit older and more settled down I will check into it but I do love watching stuff like this.
Hey, maybe you could make videos like this dude! Who knows what the future holds in store?
This man is so talented, he managed to do all of this in 14 minutes
Ikr?!!!
It’s fast forwarded
@@CC-db2tr It is a joke
@@yin_ningshenartz1407 oh k
Salve meu pit
I'm most impressed at how he drew that center line unguided
Agreed, it looks impressive, but he's actually running his middle finger down the edge, and his hand (including the pen) is a fixed unit. Handy trick! 3:01
Right like he makes these swords every day!? Who knows maybe he does
He used the blade as a guide, common technique when fabricating all sorts
What would guided look like to you? That's a very common technique used in all kinds of trades
With the help of MIDDLE FINGER🖕
if you watch it in reverse its even more impressive he turns a katana into a rusty chain
Yes, this comment right here officer.
bruh lmao
@@LeighFlies same
My favorite part is when he welds the chain together with the saw
And 9:30, when he erases that ink using a marker.
First i found a Pakistani chanel on RUclips which i really feeling proud of ❣️❣️❣️❣️ love you my brother keep growing mashallah
He is from India 😂
Imagine being a common lump of iron destined to rust in a forgotten corner of a scrap yard, instead picked up and reforged into a thing of beauty...
Imagine a lump of iron actually knowing that.. :)
@@seandunn2062 you must be boring at parties
@@seandunn2062 .
@@seandunn2062 bruh
Imagine being cut with a grinder, stuck in a furnace, and then beaten repeatedly until you conform into what the person doing all of it wants to see... i really hope that chain isn't sentient
Imagine doing this back in the day without all these tools. Totally a new perspective of an already challenging task
It was made in an entirely different way, which is more taxing but also more effective than this. This is just aesthetics. I'm not one of those weeb katana lovers but cutting the blade in shape? Come on.
@@lapatjani3171 what do you mean by weebs brah.
You had to watch for the flames "color" to be right for tempering, and no cutting to shape as Lapat Jani mentioned it had to be hammered into shape.
That katama looks brittle for 35inches...
@@lapatjani3171 anything related to japan =/= weeb
@@Acecer Found the weeb.
I was most impressed by the perfect line he drew
So true 😂
Me too.
You mean at 3:01 ? If you watch his fingers he's using them as a ruler/stopper against the metal. He's pinching the marker and pushing his finger against the blade as a guide. It's relatively easy to draw a straight line that way.
@@vladgina that’s impressive by you catching that, and that’s still impressive by him, I will now be following this method lol
@@kendrick7385 My brother is in construction and uses this technique to be faster. He taught me. KNOWLEDGE!
Bros are feom Pakistan. 😮😮 Wow
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the fact that he is risking his fingers for content.
Or being stupid, but yeah let's go with risking
Hes a hater dont listen to him burle
Yol
Ye
@@kellensargent-eckert2108 bruh
This was so cool to watch. Crazy to imagine how they did it 100s of years ago without power tools
He did use some
@@ironjustinmk.6942 he's talking about how the old populations didn't
I have seen the flintstones, i believe everything was dinosaur or giant bird powered
Well they didn’t make swords out of FUCKING RUSTED CHAINS
@@acouchthathastheinternetav3618 Actually, they may have. Metals were far more expensive back in the day because it was much harder to come by, so they were often recycled. You might buy a sword that was once part of a suit of armor that was a handful of other swords, that were part of a battering ram that was a large pile of nails.
3:00 can we take a moment to appreciate this line.
Holy shit that line is straighter than me
He uses his thumb as a ruler.
@@juno3287 we can tell
Use middle finger as ruler
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Very impressive imitation
Modern tools really help the process. Imagine doing this 500 years ago with hand tools only, and your sword master demands over 1000 folds into an ingot hammered out into a paperthin sheet. 😳
2000 years bc in the egypt they could do really complex operations.People back then could do such things
They still make swords that way in Japan
They've got machines 500 years ago too. The thing is that they will never tell it to you. Thats a lie.
actually, its only 11 folds, its 2000 layers. also, assuming you are forging from the same metal, there would be no need to fold it because it is already fairly pure.
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Dont worry guyz he wont lose his fingers, he's in creative mode.
*guys
@@suspats7868 🤫
@@dipakchakrabarti6066 ok ;)
@@suspats7868 :)
I’m surprised he still has arm hair after being next to hot fire
He saw this rusted ass chain and he was like “damn this is a pretty cool katana”
🤣🤣
This isn't a Katana, this is not how you make one, the process is inferior. But that's the majority of the population these days, easily and happily fooled
@@weeblywinkleman6410 no one cares dude
@@weeblywinkleman6410 okay , you make the real katana with real process and show us .
@@rosaparks1987
Some people care, if things with a history and culture linked to that are done properly in honour and respect of that culture. Othe people just accept low standards
今から約七百年前から現在に引き継られている日本刀は、１本を作るのに半年以上かかる物あり何回も鉄を叩き色んな鉄を調合して、ただ切れ味がいいだけじゃなく、しなやかさもあり何百度の微妙な温度調整等幾つもの過程から作られています、美的にもすぐれ神聖な日本刀なのです本当の日本刀は、それら全てが備わっています。時間や労力を惜しまない、心、技、体が詰まったのが名刀といわれています。日本刀の職人魂を観たら解ります。
i don’t know how this got in my recommended, but i’m not complaining
Fr
Same
This is not recommended for you... It's recommended for all
Same
Same
The fact that he forged that shape out without power tools is damn impressive. You're one skilled bladesmith dude.
After all that work,why did he drill a hole through the tang at the top and make the wrap look like crap when he could have drilled it at the bottom and added a brass pommel piece and wrapped over it? A katana is held together by all the pieces fitting tightly. Some people make really nice handles by just throwing some glue on the bottom of the handle and hammering a thin brass or steel cap onto the end and it works fine actually using it in a utilitarian way for years.
He did use power tools, there are people who would’ve banged out that shape instead of cutting off pieces of metal
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@@stewpitt8388 Z CA
i fall asleep on autoplay ONE time and suddenly i find myself watching a person make a katana out of a chain at 3 am.
God wanted you to wake up to something cool.
Me at 1:00am
Rip wifi
First time?
me at 4:30 :D
Materpieace...better then other pak youtubers
That moment when you realize how much work the Japanese went through to make their Katanas. This guy has all these modern tools and he still had a lot of work to make a Katana. Now just imagine how difficult this was in the Samurai era.
That's a really good point.
Making it must've been a calling
I think modern tools make it faster, not easier
Funny enough the hardest part was probably making the steel good enough to use. Japanese steel was notoriously horrible. The process of folding the steel was to remove as much impurity as they possibly could. It’s actually really interesting
It wasn’t difficult only for the Japanese
Imagine somebody finding this in the future and making a iron chain out of it
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That metal - am i joke to you
How are you going to make a thick iron chain of a layer of iron
He should turn ot back into a chain
😂😂😂
Can we take a moment to appreciate that free hand angle cutting my god.
Simply amazing
Do Not refer to GOD in vain. Ever again.
@@alexcyder3204 shut
@@alexcyder3204 why not?
@@alexcyder3204 splish splash ur opinion is trash
Imagine your in an apocalypse and you see this guy making a flicking samurai the zombies would be already shocked to death by then.
Just imagine how much it would take in ancient Japan with old tools, unbelievable
This guy is just drawing out a blade from a single chain link which is pretty straightforward.
Actual japanese sword is made from two or more layers of metal with different hardness, so combining them by hand and forging out a blade would take weeks if not months just to create a single sword
@@alienvseditor yep. This dudes sword would not hold up at all. It would only be good for display and that's it.
This is not a katana this is a sword that looks like katana and even it can not called katana
@@iantrimbath6396 not the point
Bro arabians and europeans build much stronger weapons than japanis who build a slim sword called katana
Man really took “one mans trash is another mans treasure” and made an awesome katana
He recycle it.
It's rubbish. Couldn't cut through the third bottle, it whacked it away. An awesome katana would have sliced all 3 easy
An awesome katana would be a real katana, one that's folded a bunch of times and made out of better steel
@@terr0riz3 your just Jealous that you Can't make one
@@orkstark9255 I can't make a sword, you can't make a proper sentence. Swings and roundabouts, it's you're btw😂
This is the guy in games who tells you that your weapon is not ready yet and to come back tomorrow.
Lol
I can't wait any longer, that angry moon is gettin real close.
? @@karybjorn4987
@@karybjorn4987 IS THAT A MAJORA'S MASK REFERENCE?
Aww yea gonna use the fairy sword instead.
From the way the guy wasn’t afraid of the fire you can tell that bro is a legend
Who got this in their recommendations and was just gonna skip through it but ended up watching and enjoying every second of it
I know I did lol
I did 💘
LMAO
Lmao its like the comments read my mind
Me too
Rusty Chain: * Exists *
This Man: *"Come, this is no place to die."*
*Heros never die*
*medic Theme Plays*
@@Banana-xz3sn heavy: MEDIIIIICCCCCC
@@reti-mj7qc medic:i will heal u :3 *Stab*
Rip chadwick ;_;
This man really just walked up to a rusty chain and said: this would make a great katana.
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@@remboa.h5368 yes I agree
no gloves, no protection from rust.. some people don't know what it can do their body.. tetanus shot is a real life saver.
@@WarRior-rn4kb it's a smooth iron link not barbed wire, he won't get tetanus
Yes
Imagine a blind japanese old guy making one of those without a single machine in the year 1200, epic
This makes me wonder how people in the past forged even better katanas with extreme precision but without the technology nowadays
Technology just makes tedious work shorter. In older days a katana probably took many months to a year to complete. That's why the samurai treasured their swords and it was a massive honor to recieve such a blade from a master craftsmen.
Well, it isn't really a "Katana", It's a replica of a Katana, a fake if you will. We'll just start out with the almost forging, he doesn't "fold" the metal, meaning that it will overall have less durability and strength than a Katana forged the correct way. His sharpening process is incredibly fast, which isn't good, and is probably rushed. He doesn't harden the Katana either, his Katana will bend VERY easily when deflecting blows/making cuts. His handle is incredibly plain, and the process is more akin to making knives than Katanas. His handle also looks incredibly weak, like the I hit someones chainmain and the wood in my handle broke, type of weak.
It's a replica, nothing more
@@proctiger4891 do you know what katanas metal was folded in the past?
I'm guessing you don't
It's folded because the iron found in Japan is very poor quality (has a crazy amount of impurities)
and the only way to get them impurities out of the metal is to fold it over and over again.
But if you start with a high quality steel their is no need to fold the metal. You just need to temper the metal correctly and it would probably be just as strong as a "traditional" katana.
But like you said this one was not heated correctly so will probably be weak.
Same
Oh it was hard
If this man doesn’t stop making weapons, he could build an army
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How to build an army out of dirty rags
Plot twist it was his plan for world domination all along
*Too late*
Lol
we watch him make this and feel how hard he did that. but imagine how Blacksmiths back then make Katana without Machines.
must be a lost art
Eh the tools he’s using aren’t that advanced they would’ve just had simpler versions so i don’t think it would’ve been that hard
Thats what I was thinking throughout this video. Even now, it takes dedication to wanna learn this cos this takes AGES!!!!
I don’t think back then they started with a rusty chain, they had a mold lol
One word. China
Who else decided to revisit these forging videos 3 years later?
🤚
*Why is noone talking about how this guy can draw straight lines so well?!*
Its a very nice technique yes, just use your finger as a guide on the side of the object your drawing on, and youre able to create straight lines.
@@og_loud5712 This is the Only comment necessary haha.
😆
@@og_loud5712 but can he draw a perfect circle?
Lmao I guess because artist jus do that I’ve never had a problem drawing straight lines it natural💯
Man, you know he's good when he calls himself unprofessional.
whoever does that, has the desire to become better. and thats the real motive
@trend Shut the frick up, your just farming views
Hold my bruhh
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This guy will be useful in a post apocalyptic world. “We need weapons.” “Get. Me. Those. Rusted. Chains!”
Yeah
Yuh
Until you try to use one of his "weapons" and it shatters.
his carrier is fixed, even if main character loses his job blacksmith never do
@@xjunkxyrdxdog89 idk they look pretty legit to me. And I think said weapons would be pretty effective on human-like zombie skin.
Seeing all the equipment we have now to get everything as precise, makes you wonder how much talent did old Japanese blacksmiths have.
I can't imagine how hard this man would have worked to achieve this ability.
haha you can learn that in a week. I smith sword and what he is doing is very easy not even smithing bdw. just get yourself a grinder and go f it. Difficult f example is fire welding. He is just grinding out a stealbar to a sword.
@@philipphildi8799 rip English
@@philipphildi8799 I can call 🧢 because how can you say you can blade smith, but then not knowing how to spell...
@@Fabreezy. Since when has speaking english been a prerequisite for smithing swords ? Most illogical statement.
This whole thread is fucking funny as shit
RUclips : Recommends
Me : No reason to ignore..
That's quality 3am content
@@TheRealThe It literally is tho
As we speak, it is almost 2 AM for me
Could you please take a look at my channel? Here I am creating the series with the cutest animals. I Await YOUR SUPPORT.
Me: *Did not search for this*
Also me: *Watch the entire thing out of astonishment*
Lol me2
yes
Same lol
Me too bro its insane
Same here
That katana is literally off the chain 😎
up next: man makes spaceship from old rusty penny
😂😂😂
Yeah definitly
Imagine tho
Very nice
That’s called: 10000IQ man
I learned having a blue pen is essential for making a sword.
Bro me ayudas
The sacred color
Its the first thing you learn in blacksmith school
@@jeancarlofranco8475 no matese
A pen is mightier than a sword?
Can't imagine how long it would have taken for a sword to be made back in feudal Japan days without all the equipment we have today.
In real terms not as long as you might assume however a Smith would have many apprentices so the man hours is massive
There is YT video on it. Just type in "Forging a Japanese katana".
But would i aproove of letting go of enma for this
@@riddlemethisbatman only one person forging enma
Actually takes years to become a pro
Proud of you boys keep it up ❤👌
Blacksmith: Purest of metal from the depth of a dragon's bone woven into the purest and most beautiful sword to ever have existed by the hand of the master blacksmith himself!
This guy: *C H A I N*
a chain from the depths of hell itself
Imagine just taking a walk
Then you see a chain.
And you think to yourself
"You shall become katana"
Lol
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@@VickyVicky-sq7gt this better not be a rick roll or self promoting
@Zack dang it dang it I’ve fallen for it again the rat trap
Edit : I did it again I fell for the rat trap
I didnt trust any of these dumb links
That sword is...off the chain!
I'll see myself out...
Ba dum tsssss!! 🥁😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 wtf this better get a lot more likes
Hahaaa
The first time I watched this video I was high, I mean absolutely baked, cooked, however you call it. I was absolutely mesmerized by this exquisite content, the end result was so satisfying, seeing it all come together and all your hard work make an amazing piece of work. It was powerful, seeing this amazing katana being hand crafted (especially while I was high). Keep up the great work king💪💪
This is what the quiet kid is spending
his time during quarantine
Your right he won't need to waste money on a gun
@@drowsypig lol 😂
I need this for my friend
L
Watching videos?
Now this is the guy we need when theres a zombie apocalypse
gonna be too loud tho
Weapons and a small group of zombies duh
heck yeah 🤣 bring it on
its real hahahahahaja
lol imma get me one on me
There is something spiritually stimulating about watching a genius craftsman at work
This is good work. But this isn't genius.
@@andrews3305 It's genius because he knows how to do it properly
@@carlsonraywithers3368 but it isn't proper. The sword would break easily.
London appreciates this video
Imagine looking at a chain and saying "I could make a cool katana out of this"
Beweg dich!
좋아요dd
After watching this video now I believe 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wish I could do that
You know its 3am when this randomly pops up on your RUclips and you watch every second of it.
Same XD its 3:15 am here XD
5 am here i am
This literally just popped up on my feed at 3 am
Lol, This Popped Out when it was 2 am for me
It's 8pm here when it's pop up
Chain: I'm a rusty old chain
Him: No you aren't. You are a beautiful shining Katana
He transformed it using « unity’s paricle system »
@@M4D0GG0 and milk
انا عربي ممكن تفهموني
is it just me or is this chain looking kinda thicc
Woah magic
7:19
Hibaki ×
Habaki 〇
鎖からできた刀もまた素晴らしい
切れ味も申し分ない
とても良い武器
Bro is the random blacksmith in any MMO RPG game, give him 20 scrap, 2 leather and one chunk of the Moon he will make you a dark flame sword
A chunk of the moon- HOW do you get one though?
Bro is the type of guy to put all his stat points to crafting, engineering, and building 💀
@@Madmaxgaming130 steal one from NASA 😄
@@Madmaxgaming130what dark knight said
3:10 the most impressive thing about this whole project is how perfectly he drew that line
I was about to comment the same lol
@NickName 1k multi folding is intended to make the blade sharper, not harder to break.
@NickName 1k no, just self-sharping - as outer layers pill off, the thinner inner layers on the edge of the blade keep it sharper then in non folded sheet of metal, naturally forming a triangular sharp shape
He's guiding it with the finger along the blade - no magic involved.
@@canarybiker1262 can tell they don’t do construction 😂
3:03 just casually draws a perfectly straight line down the side of the sword
He's using the finger as a guide. Quite common trick.
@@MagnusEdvarsson what finger? The one that stays behind as the marker drags across? Doubt it’s commonly pulled off
@@whimsinator2982 yep. The one underneath. You can see it's pressing against the blade. I do it all the time
Y'know casually
Simply a difference in skill
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Imagine how hard to forge a sword back in the days. Blood and sweat. like damn.
Nah back then they just used magic
Dude theres still a guy in Japan who makes these the old way and its nuts. He only uses steal from a certain area in Japan, does all the forging and annealing by eye. He gets a job, locks himself away for 3 months and makes it. He's in his 80s and his 'apprentice' who's been under him for decades takes over when dies. They spend a month sharpening it, Next level bro.
@@bazzmcfury9550 yoshindo yoshihara is his name, i actually have the book he's written on the learning of the craft, he actually believes all the knowledge should be passed down to those who wish to learn
I know, right, because people dont have a clue how to put blood and sweat into work these days, it's almost as if the world got lazy, considering the current times, these kinda skills might be useful
@@rockycoffee i've made steel from iron chains by using a japanese resmelting technique as described in yoshindos book, but honestly i find it quite an enjoyable skill to poses, swords nowadays are somewhat useless but it pays to know how to make a decent knife or tool just by lightning some charcoal, feeding air to it, and beating the crap out of your new tool, hell i'll sometimes make tools to finish a tool 😂
I don't know how the algorithm decided to show me this video but I'm happy it did
Last night I searched for samurai s games on ps2
Yeah same here.
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I want to see him forge a rusted iron chain out of a katana.
Yes
@@anjing6977 u r the one who did not get his joke lmao
That would be very easy for him
@@loonsave55 o yuh. Big brain time
@@loonsave55 not the same
Blacksmiths in fantasy be like: Ah, an old rusted chain. Give me 15 minutes my friend and the greatest katana you've ever seen shall be waiting for you.
Kidnaper kidnaps him and ties him with a chain
He: Hehe boii!!
Underrated
The kidnapper need to have all the making tools in those kidnapping warehouse first lol
@@ninshuhedolaw8987 he will make that out of dirt
@@नमनमिश्रा07 thank you
@@ninshuhedolaw8987 how about this guy frees a person who's chained by a kidnapper. That would make sense lol
this guy would win the full audience if he goes to that sword forging show
Here are 2 sheets of foil paper, you have 1 hrs make me a Scimitar and it has to cut through a tank, those shows are ridiculous
@@hjeb1986 I've watched it and your really exaggerating
@@hjeb1986 but... I like that shows...
The show is called Forged in Fire, I love that show :D
@@Littlewarrior0106 me too :D
Bruh put this man and those Indian guys who make houses out of dirt in a island, you’d have a full on society lol
I think this guy is Indian too, I can tell by looking at his hands
Those folks are Indonesian
That channel was proven fake. You can see marks from tractors on the ground in several of their video's
@@dtheengineer2746 yeah I was gonna say. If you want real primal building videos you better watch that Australian dude who builds huts and smelters by hand. He is the real deal.
The two Indonesian guys are faking it. You can see that especially well in their "underground pool" video.
He is an Indian too! Look at his hands and terrace. Also at Red bricks! Only in India.
May God bless your hands. You're an amazing handcrafter. I practice Hapkido and I'm still on my way leraning to master the Katana/sword. I fell in love with your creation, so beautiful!