This is the most Hard forging i have ever done, Here is some of the Best moments of this Sword video. 01:34 forging 03:01 shaping 05:05 hardening 06:28 making handle 08:16 making cross guard 10:52 making pommel 09:49 making handle 12:31 assembling Final product
Armature cannot be hardened. Because hardenable reinforcement cannot be welded. Who needs fragile places in rebar? Hello from Russia p.s Try to make it from a spring, torsion bar or a powerful spring (for example, from a railway carriage). Just do not forget to release after hardening - it can burst)))
Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
There's no logical reason other than fun to do this today. It took him a week to shape the sword alone. With today's technology you can manufacture the entire thing within a day using proper machines and computers. The skill he has is impressive but it's a talent no longer needed.
the fact you made a beautiful blade with hand tools and no fancy workshop makes this sword even more special. Beautiful workmanship, elegantly simple and a timeless design.
I'm impressed. I was under the impression that rebar was always a milder steel. I have a friend who is forging a blade out of rebar. Since we were using my forge, I gave him the two-handed sledge hammer and I got to hold the steel. It still took us 2 days.
I've been hammering out knives for more than 20 years - regular rebar is soft, usually a mixture of lesser steels, it generally won't temper, will not hold an edge and rusts at the drop of a hat. This gentleman did a fantastic job hammering out a sword blade, beautiful work! Doing it the hard way too 👍 f yeah. Much better than i could do!!! That high polish is downright snazzy. 👌 ( If you want a real beast, forge one out of one of those coil springs! Talk about tough(!), some of my favorite blade steel but it is hard stuff. It holds a great edge, will take a good bend and spring right back but hammering out a sword will take a lot longer - when you start hammering it just looks at you, it moves slow until you flatten it out some, but man it makes a rugged, sharp blade!
Yes you had to use a sledge as you didn't use the power of the video jump cut. With jump cuts you can achieve perfect thickness with a small hammer and crowned rail track, with jump cuts you can hollow grind the blade and apply a scalloped grind patina to the tang covering up the very much perfect face finish, you achieve after 2 days tapping on the rail anvil. My fakedar was ringing loud from the opening scene and got so loud I had to stop watching in honor of those blacksmiths that present nose to tail videos without massive progress jump cuts.
very pretty. but issues are as follows 1. rebar is not harden able steel 2. clay coating is not to prevent carbon loss its to provide a differential heat treat to the edge and core of the blade giving strength to the edge and flexibility to the core. 3. tempering is not to harden the blade it is to pull hardness out of the blade in a controlled manner to give flexibility and prevent snapping. 4. while convenient a burn through on the handle material leaves gapping (caused by the burnt material) and embrittles the wood leading to possible cracking. 5. not a negative cudos on the guard and pummel they are gorgeous. all in all you made a beautiful piece and i hope you don't take anything i have said as anything other than constructive criticism. i love seeing people make blades keep at it.😊
1-Not all rebar is made out of iron alone, there are: Carbon Steel Rebars Stainless Steel Rebars European Rebars Epoxy-Coated Rebars Welded Wire Fabric Galvanized Rebars Sheet-Metal Reinforcing Bars Expanded Metal or Wire Mesh Rebars Glass-Fiber-Reinforced-Polymer (GFRP) Rebars 2- clay coating can prevent carbon content loss if you repeateadly bring steel to certain temperature, for this reason stainless steel foil is used nowadays. 3 - as the other 2 items above I think its a matter of English not being is native tongue. 4 - This depends on the wood, and its water content. This technique has been used for centuries without problems in western and eastern civilizations. Cheers!
well said. thats what i also thought. he had so much good qualtity and high carbon steal and choosed mild steal. all the work for a wallhanger. its not useable. why would you heat treat your longsword with clay and heat treated it even wrong. long swords were tempered after heat treating, so they become very flexible and for a good reason. the flexibilty prevents the force of impact travels through the sword straight in to your wrists. if you ever hit and hard object with a baseball bat you know what i mean. even if you did the coating right you would just made the sword stiff.
@@marcosvilardi2085 You can tell the quality of it at the 0:30 mark because the sparks are very dull. A decent high quality steel would be much brighter and throwing more sparks.
piece of rebar, pit in the ground for a furnace, anvil made from structural beams. this guy's resourcefulness is unmatched beautiful sword too, the ones made by hand by these youtubers are arguably better quality than the factory made reproductions like what I have.
I Applaud you Sir! The WORLD IS Missing MORE Folks like YOURSELF and EVERYONE WHO WORKS AN ACTUAL "TRADE" (BUILDING SOMETHING FROM NOTHING WITH YOUR HANDS) That BENEFITS SOCIETY!!! THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS!!!
I really appreciate how you showed how to forge the pommel and cross guard your video has shed light on so many questions about forging those 2 items What really appreciate is that you showed how long some of those steps took to negotiate those task .Very beautiful craftsmanship the mirror finish you put on that blade and how you did it by hand sanding is admirable Thank you for sharing your video it really helps me out a lot.
Unbelievable! This is the definition of making do with what you have! I had my doubts when you started to forge but I stand corrected. What you accomplished with the tools you used is unreal. Well done 👏
Thanks for obscuring the comparison at the end of the video with a bunch of end cards, that really helped me see what happened to the chainmail and the sword.
honestly this is one of the few clickbait restoration channels where i really admire the work. this is good. it sings, the proportions are pretty good, its sharp and looks beautiful. great job. genuinely nothing wrong with this.
Not only is this piece of craft / art perfect. The video is so well made, that you can almost touch the artwork. Actually you could make one, if you dared to, just out of this video. Thank You!
It's going to be a nice wall decoration, eventually useful in case of burglar, but since rebar are not high carbon hardenable steel, one or two on something hard, and bye bye edge ^^
Клинок выкованный в ручную потрясающий, я не знал что для выплавки крестовины можно использовать песок, всегда думал что нужна глина, тоже хочу научиться ковать мечи, да только появляются сомнения про "изготовление и хранение холодного оружия". Побольше бы таких людей с кузнечным делом и интересом💪
Very beautiful! Heads up, the handle of a sword is traditionally less of a perfect cylinder, more oval in cross section, for ease of grip and control of the sword. Super cool sword though, major chops!
I am in awe, this is just beautiful, all in your backyard with not too much fancy equipment just a simple forgery, but created such a majestic piece i love it
i think this is very beautiful. i also enjoy, the semi primative proccess. i've seen the forging or making of much more complicated looking blades, but i honestly prefer this one. it's simplicity makes it beautiful
Honestly I love that you and other guys are doing this. Making stuff out of old metals etc. Literally if you didnt recycle these theyd just be left to sit there. Props brother!
Un trabajo increíble!! He estado pensando en hacer un espada, en mi caso solo como adorno ya que no tengo tanto conocimiento del oficio de herrería, y por falta tiempo no podría trabajarla para darle tanto nivel de detalle , pero ahora me entra la duda, y justo tengo una viga de hierro de ese exacto grosor 😋😋
Ннуу.. Скажем, пырнуть можно хорошо, но не более: арматура - штука хрупкая, даже после правильной закалки/отпуска: чугун, практически. А вот заточки, по причине хорошей твёрдости, выходят годные))
It's not a matter of grip. The reason a swords handle is oblong shaped is so you get more effectively align the blade with your cut. A round handle offers no tactile feedback on where the blade edge is facing.
@@FinalFantasyIXIIII I know, I worded that poorly. What I meant was that good grip helps with controlling the spinning, so you'll have atleast a chance of having the blade somewhat aligned.
Almost perfect video, only thing that threw me was watching you cut timber with a hacksaw. It's a pet peeve and I know it worked fine, it just puts my teeth on edge cause I'm weird. It's the first time I've seen a forging video where I wished the maker was selling the item cause it looks stunning. Bravo sir!
Great vid. Years ago i saw a 3 part saxon sword making vid and it was the best. You've come very close. Would love to see some notes on how you got this tempered. Great job!!
A forge for dummies! You make it look so easy. I do want to create my own sword one day. Thanks for the vid. It’s actually a very nice piece. I bet you been doing this for a while.
Very nice job on the sword forging sir!!! You now have a new subscriber. Well done!!! That is a beautiful sword to say the least and you have shown that you don't need a bunch of fancy tools to make it happen. Just some perseverance, imagination and determination along with some scrap metal. Amazing work.
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This is the most Hard forging i have ever done,
Here is some of the Best moments of this Sword video.
01:34 forging
03:01 shaping
05:05 hardening
06:28 making handle
08:16 making cross guard
10:52 making pommel
09:49 making handle
12:31 assembling Final product
I can't believe it took you 2 days just to forge the thing. Nevertheless, it came out nice and shiny👍🗡️!
Armature cannot be hardened. Because hardenable reinforcement cannot be welded. Who needs fragile places in rebar?
Hello from Russia
p.s
Try to make it from a spring, torsion bar or a powerful spring (for example, from a railway carriage). Just do not forget to release after hardening - it can burst)))
In theory, the pommel balances the blade. Therefore, it should not be made of light metal)))
Pastor please pray for the release of curses and magic. Please pray to facilitate the brain and be given intelligence. Please pray to get rid of the disease in the body. Please pray for smooth finances and be given wealth.
Hmm the handle is round. That is a problem. It makes difficult to keep the blade aligned with the direction of the cut.
I think trades should make a comeback. This is so cool. Blacksmithing, welding, and carpentry are really cool trades.
Blacksmithing is easier when you have friends. There's no reason one person should be forging a sword this large on their own.
you'd like Eoin Reardon then,
as long as corporations keep merging they won't.
There's no logical reason other than fun to do this today. It took him a week to shape the sword alone. With today's technology you can manufacture the entire thing within a day using proper machines and computers. The skill he has is impressive but it's a talent no longer needed.
We need more people like this guy. People like him make life a living RPG and that's what I want out of my time.
It makes it a living rpg? How?
I'm boutta break into his back yard
Swords weren't invented in RPGs 🤦
i do not remember making this comment lol
@fraterlibertas3036 So you're saying "Fulfill your life, don't try too hard to be a normie"?
I agree with you
the fact you made a beautiful blade with hand tools and no fancy workshop makes this sword even more special. Beautiful workmanship, elegantly simple and a timeless design.
Wdym he used a buzz saw
@@Dinglehuttone tool
@@Dinglehutta single modern tool doesn't equate to a fancy workshop.
I'm impressed. I was under the impression that rebar was always a milder steel. I have a friend who is forging a blade out of rebar. Since we were using my forge, I gave him the two-handed sledge hammer and I got to hold the steel. It still took us 2 days.
I've been hammering out knives for more than 20 years - regular rebar is soft, usually a mixture of lesser steels, it generally won't temper, will not hold an edge and rusts at the drop of a hat.
This gentleman did a fantastic job hammering out a sword blade, beautiful work! Doing it the hard way too 👍 f yeah. Much better than i could do!!! That high polish is downright snazzy. 👌
( If you want a real beast, forge one out of one of those coil springs! Talk about tough(!), some of my favorite blade steel but it is hard stuff. It holds a great edge, will take a good bend and spring right back but hammering out a sword will take a lot longer - when you start hammering it just looks at you, it moves slow until you flatten it out some, but man it makes a rugged, sharp blade!
Yes you had to use a sledge as you didn't use the power of the video jump cut. With jump cuts you can achieve perfect thickness with a small hammer and crowned rail track, with jump cuts you can hollow grind the blade and apply a scalloped grind patina to the tang covering up the very much perfect face finish, you achieve after 2 days tapping on the rail anvil. My fakedar was ringing loud from the opening scene and got so loud I had to stop watching in honor of those blacksmiths that present nose to tail videos without massive progress jump cuts.
very pretty. but issues are as follows 1. rebar is not harden able steel 2. clay coating is not to prevent carbon loss its to provide a differential heat treat to the edge and core of the blade giving strength to the edge and flexibility to the core. 3. tempering is not to harden the blade it is to pull hardness out of the blade in a controlled manner to give flexibility and prevent snapping. 4. while convenient a burn through on the handle material leaves gapping (caused by the burnt material) and embrittles the wood leading to possible cracking. 5. not a negative cudos on the guard and pummel they are gorgeous. all in all you made a beautiful piece and i hope you don't take anything i have said as anything other than constructive criticism. i love seeing people make blades keep at it.😊
sarei stato curioso di vedere la flessibilità del debole , ma purtroppo non fa vedere nemmeno l'equilibratura.
1-Not all rebar is made out of iron alone, there are:
Carbon Steel Rebars
Stainless Steel Rebars
European Rebars
Epoxy-Coated Rebars
Welded Wire Fabric
Galvanized Rebars
Sheet-Metal Reinforcing Bars
Expanded Metal or Wire Mesh Rebars
Glass-Fiber-Reinforced-Polymer (GFRP) Rebars
2- clay coating can prevent carbon content loss if you repeateadly bring steel to certain temperature, for this reason stainless steel foil is used nowadays.
3 - as the other 2 items above I think its a matter of English not being is native tongue.
4 - This depends on the wood, and its water content. This technique has been used for centuries without problems in western and eastern civilizations.
Cheers!
well said. thats what i also thought. he had so much good qualtity and high carbon steal and choosed mild steal. all the work for a wallhanger. its not useable. why would you heat treat your longsword with clay and heat treated it even wrong. long swords were tempered after heat treating, so they become very flexible and for a good reason. the flexibilty prevents the force of impact travels through the sword straight in to your wrists. if you ever hit and hard object with a baseball bat you know what i mean. even if you did the coating right you would just made the sword stiff.
Some rebar can harden
@@marcosvilardi2085 You can tell the quality of it at the 0:30 mark because the sparks are very dull. A decent high quality steel would be much brighter and throwing more sparks.
piece of rebar, pit in the ground for a furnace, anvil made from structural beams.
this guy's resourcefulness is unmatched
beautiful sword too, the ones made by hand by these youtubers are arguably better quality than the factory made reproductions like what I have.
do you just have a million things in your backyard
yes, yes he does
Do you not?
A million things, a million ideas…
maybe he has a junkyard
@@sisi_pusi didnt think of that, smart
I Applaud you Sir! The WORLD IS Missing MORE Folks like YOURSELF and EVERYONE WHO WORKS AN ACTUAL "TRADE" (BUILDING SOMETHING FROM NOTHING WITH YOUR HANDS) That BENEFITS SOCIETY!!! THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS!!!
I love how simple your forge set up is. Goes to show you don't need any fancy expensive equipment to get the job done
I really appreciate how you showed how to forge the pommel and cross guard your video has shed light on so many questions about forging those 2 items What really appreciate is that you showed how long some of those steps took to negotiate those task .Very beautiful craftsmanship the mirror finish you put on that blade and how you did it by hand sanding is admirable Thank you for sharing your video it really helps me out a lot.
Unbelievable! This is the definition of making do with what you have! I had my doubts when you started to forge but I stand corrected. What you accomplished with the tools you used is unreal. Well done 👏
I was looking for this comment, there's always this comment
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I love how you used simple tools. Showing the process can be done without the myriad machines other RUclips channels show off. Amazing work.
Bro made his own backyard DIY furnace. Hats off ❤
One of the most beautiful swords I have ever seen in my life...
Thanks for obscuring the comparison at the end of the video with a bunch of end cards, that really helped me see what happened to the chainmail and the sword.
Legit the Bob Ross of forging!
honestly this is one of the few clickbait restoration channels where i really admire the work. this is good. it sings, the proportions are pretty good, its sharp and looks beautiful. great job. genuinely nothing wrong with this.
Except that the sword is made of unhardenable material
Not only is this piece of craft / art perfect. The video is so well made, that you can almost touch the artwork.
Actually you could make one, if you dared to, just out of this video.
Thank You!
I can only imagine how sore your arm must be after flattening 1" of solid rebar, love the final product!
Imagina os do ferreiros da idade média
Yeah couldnt help thinking that he should have drilled holes in that rail bit and bolted it down to something that didnt move
Rebar is actually soft, you can see how fast its moving.
C'est trop cool le grand épée en métal 😮💪👏😍🤩
It's going to be a nice wall decoration, eventually useful in case of burglar, but since rebar are not high carbon hardenable steel, one or two on something hard, and bye bye edge ^^
That's why he tempered it?
@@FuhqEwe "Tempered it"
@@drewdabbs418 I think you're implying something but I don't know what it is.
@@FuhqEwe Guess he’s busy, so basically-no, he didn’t temper it
@@Ci1antr0 Did the uploader deliberately attempt to deceive the viewers or are they just ignorant on the correct process?
Клинок выкованный в ручную потрясающий, я не знал что для выплавки крестовины можно использовать песок, всегда думал что нужна глина, тоже хочу научиться ковать мечи, да только появляются сомнения про "изготовление и хранение холодного оружия". Побольше бы таких людей с кузнечным делом и интересом💪
Very beautiful! Heads up, the handle of a sword is traditionally less of a perfect cylinder, more oval in cross section, for ease of grip and control of the sword. Super cool sword though, major chops!
bro is the most skilled blacksmith of the kingdom
Undoubtedly some of the nicest mirror shining I’ve ever seen
I wish I was good half of you in this! That sword is really beautiful! Even more thinking how it appeared when it was just scrap metal pieces! 😲
It's nice to see something with a mirror finish, and not a damascus pattern. Looks great :)
Man, talk about working with what you have. Absolute madlad to make a sword like that.
Very impressive how you did a nice hollow grind with an angle grinder
You have inspired me so much to sit on the couch and watch more of these, I could never do this in a million years
he is really talented and diligent. he knows what viewers want!
I am in awe, this is just beautiful, all in your backyard with not too much fancy equipment just a simple forgery, but created such a majestic piece i love it
i think this is very beautiful. i also enjoy, the semi primative proccess. i've seen the forging or making of much more complicated looking blades, but i honestly prefer this one. it's simplicity makes it beautiful
This is so cool! No massive fancy forge with heavy duty equipment, just pure craftsmanship… and some power tools lol
you forgot the power of the video jump cut.
@@mrrberger were you actually going to watch 2 days worth of shaping the rebar?? hahahahahahaha
Discovery of Sword ⚔️🗡️
the final result is absolutely stunning
Honestly I love that you and other guys are doing this. Making stuff out of old metals etc. Literally if you didnt recycle these theyd just be left to sit there. Props brother!
Both the crafting of the blade as the filming was expertly done
love how strongly this feels of indie forgework. no power hammer, no fancy tongs, just a guy with a hole in the ground, an iron brick, and a hammer.
Nice to see a sword get actually forged, instead of grinded to shape
give man metal stick. He make sharp metal stick
This show is how smart and thing are reusable and easy to do just need skill and the materials this is really good am impressed
Un trabajo increíble!! He estado pensando en hacer un espada, en mi caso solo como adorno ya que no tengo tanto conocimiento del oficio de herrería, y por falta tiempo no podría trabajarla para darle tanto nivel de detalle , pero ahora me entra la duda, y justo tengo una viga de hierro de ese exacto grosor 😋😋
They say WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones… Except for this guy.
Получился хороший ланцшверт.
Не знаю на счёт подходящих для меча свойств арматуры. Может лучше было использовать пружину?
Ннуу.. Скажем, пырнуть можно хорошо, но не более: арматура - штука хрупкая, даже после правильной закалки/отпуска: чугун, практически. А вот заточки, по причине хорошей твёрдости, выходят годные))
Great job👍
❤
I love that you clayed the blade and quenched it, like rebar is carbon steel and it would harden, lol. Looks cool, but it’s a show sword.
2:10 tremendo corte el mejor que e vistot ...... the best cut I've seen
I enjoyed this more then the other sword making channels no fancy expensive equipment very impressive
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I am still amazed by the fact that forgeries used to make such swords by hand in the bygone years.
Absolutely beautiful. I would be so proud if I made that.
🤩✌🏻Good Work, My Young Man!🤩✌🏻
🤩✌🏻Try To Make One Of These Too For You To Play With!🤩✌🏻
This is one of the coolest things I have run across on RUclips in a long time! *I just found your channel but it is incredible* 😳🤯📚🙌
Приятно было смотреть за процессом изготовления меча.👍
The sword you made is totally giving me Highlander vibes. A beautiful sword.
И такая красота с простой арматуры и немного латуни. Браво.
Challenging project, great result there. Congratulations.
ESSE CARA É UM ARTISTA 🤯👏👏👏👏👏👏
Looks stunning! Handle might be a bit too round, but I'm sure that a good grip helps with that.
It's not a matter of grip. The reason a swords handle is oblong shaped is so you get more effectively align the blade with your cut. A round handle offers no tactile feedback on where the blade edge is facing.
@@FinalFantasyIXIIII I know, I worded that poorly. What I meant was that good grip helps with controlling the spinning, so you'll have atleast a chance of having the blade somewhat aligned.
Almost perfect video, only thing that threw me was watching you cut timber with a hacksaw. It's a pet peeve and I know it worked fine, it just puts my teeth on edge cause I'm weird.
It's the first time I've seen a forging video where I wished the maker was selling the item cause it looks stunning. Bravo sir!
At the end, absolutely amazing how effective it is against attacking squashes. Does it work as well against attacking killer tomatoes?
Its not Almost Perfect... It Perfect
کمال ہے ماشاءاللہ ماشاءاللہ غزوہ ہند کی مکمل تیار ی
I thought that was a hummingbird! Wow moths are definitely great at mimicking!
Man that is a VERY nice hollow grind. Looks very clean
3:34 is a awesome shot. You tell a great visual story.
above & beyond such piece of art with no challenge.thank you
What a beautiful work of art. Something that great made by hand should definitely be displayed.
Great work! Amazing sword!👍👍😁😁🛠️🛠️⚒️⚒️
Amazing style with limited resources
This is true craftsmanship
It looks very elegant and aesthetically pleasing! Nice work 👍
We are going to need this man in times of war.
Old swords were better than today's polluting weapons
I have forged a few swords myself and I am quite impressed with your final product. The profile is great and the finish is beautiful!
U should make a video of ur own. ( making a sword
another fantastic creation. That's very impressive
The mirror quality is outstanding 👌
Great vid.
Years ago i saw a 3 part saxon sword making vid and it was the best. You've come very close. Would love to see some notes on how you got this tempered.
Great job!!
You have a gift thank you for showing how you made your sword
Amazing work, nice sword
I'd love to do some blacksmithing one day. When I have my own land a wood and metal workshop is the first thing I'll build.
Beautiful sword, fantastically crafted!
I am 100% pro mirror finishes therefore have subscribed. Beautiful piece of recycling.
sensacional; você é um artista 👍 👏👏👏
You are a genius, my spirit is Indonesia
That sword is beautiful and awesome job making that.
That ring-mail stood no chance! Epic blade!
A forge for dummies! You make it look so easy. I do want to create my own sword one day. Thanks for the vid. It’s actually a very nice piece. I bet you been doing this for a while.
The opposite, if you start forging don't do what this guy does lmao
@@shaqjuice420 yeep shaping and tempering would make this sword break pretty easily+ its rebar
One of the best videos on RUclips ever!
It's so amazing, I like this sword 😍
The guy has golden hands!
Absolutely fascnating to see such skill and the beauty of creating something so special. Thank you!
I cant sleep so thank you fir this video, it got me distracted and didn't let the voices get power over me
10/10 forging
So beautiful 🤩!!!!!!Very nice job!!!!
He makes everything look so easy
0:13 bro has some thick hands
Good God, that's a nice mirror finish.
Excelente!! Muy buen trabajo!
Amazing work dude
Very nice job on the sword forging sir!!! You now have a new subscriber. Well done!!! That is a beautiful sword to say the least and you have shown that you don't need a bunch of fancy tools to make it happen. Just some perseverance, imagination and determination along with some scrap metal. Amazing work.
Also a hell of a lot of smelting and metalworking expertise + still a lot of tools.
@@faselfasel2864 Agreed
such a beauty, the sword making procceses is more beuatiful, but the handle is a little bit on the round side, but overall it was perfect