Just when I think “ He just made the most beautiful sword I have ever seen”, which I do after nearly every one of his videos, he makes an even MORE beautiful one. There can’t be many smiths in the world as talented and creative as him.
It's just perfect! I love forge and love to watch people how are truly skilled. Congrats, this sword was amazing. Every detail that you put in it are great! Great job!
The best Artisan Blacksmith I ever seen!!! Great job from the start to the end!!! You have a lot fans here in Spain.Thanks for share. Congratulations!!!
Having watched all of your videos it's really nice to see how your leather work has come along. From only relying on adhesives to full stitching and multiple layers of detail. Your scabbards really have started to complement all the work you put into the blades.
This result is something to be proud of!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ There's not much that beats that special peace of mind working with metal, wood or leather in this way, gives . . . .
Good to see you are still forging swords. I wish I could afford to buy a blade from you some day, one of my biggest daydreams actually. You are doing an amazing job.
час глядел не отрываясь-вот где руки то золотые!!!!! я понимаю-оборудование инструменты....но здесь весь процесс и ковка и склеивание и сшивание-МОЛОДЕЦ!!!!!
I'm sure the author must have spent countless hours contemplating at the difficulty and shear skill his predecessors must have had to do the same job using much more primitive tools. Amazing work my friend!
Su trabajo es esquicito, usted lo hace ver de forma tan fácil que si uno no supiese el trabajo que cuesta crear una obra como esa uno, podría pensar que es muy sencillo. Mis respetos caballero y por favor continúe deleitándonos con su arte.
Wow that is one beautiful sword lots of talent you are good master of your trade subscribe to you will be watching beautifully done thank you for your talent and this video.🕶
I would never get sick of watching this bloke , I doubt if there would be too many Smithys like him left . I bet he's from Norway or Denmark . Good stuff mate
@@Airkoay The title says "pattern welded." Pattern welding is combining multiple layers of different metal, forge welding them together to make a pattern.
@@Airkoay Agreed. The craftsmanship is not in question. The OP was asking when the different pieces of steel were forge welded together because the video did not show this process.
You do absolutely amazingly beautiful work, i wish youd give us an upclose view of the blades once there done so we can see the blade pattern. You rarely give us a good look at the finished product.
57: 29 seconds! it takes the video but the process is long-lasting I wonder how long the Vikings took to forge a sword? especially when they were preparing for war anyway a good job
traditionally with no power tools, depending on how ti's made could take anywhere from a few days, weeks, maybe even months, it all depended on the talent of the smith
Hi Freerk Wierninga extremely skilled blacksmith that viking sword is amazing it's a true work of art/craftsmanship I'd love a sword like that it's beautiful to look at and capable of the job. A great deal of respect to you keep up the exerlent work
Or the ones who can actually FORGE a sword, and know about them more than "wow it looks badass". Here you can see pressing, drilling, grinding, but only little forging. First HUGE mistake is hot fitting crossguard to already heat treated blade - it causes shitload of stress, and blade will snap under the crossguard sooner or later. Pattern on the blade is nice... ...but "vikings" never used this type of pattern, just look at originals. More often it was pattern welded fuller, and high quality steel edges. Third mistake is handle length - look at 36:06. You could easily get fifth finger on that grip, and it should be tight. It's also too thick. Fourth mistake is the way he riveted the pommel. It's 2 piece pommel, so the first half should be riveted to the blade, and then the decorative end should be riveted to the other part by 2 rivets on the sides. Also look how decorative crossguards, pommels, and handles are in this perioid of time. Steel was expensive back then, and such sword was serious value to the owner, so the whole thing should be incrusted or at least engraved. Sure, with time they become simpler, but not in this style of swords. Do i think he did shitty sword? HELL NO! I know how much work and time you have to spend on this type od work. But i also don't think "Forging a pattern welded Viking sword" is the adequate title to the video. It should be more like "Fabricating Viking inspired sword". Cheers. :)
@@atexc5604 Fairly true, a bit stubborn as most will see it but, fair none the less, well, to those who know what your talking about ;) Agreeable that the heading could be changed of what he was actually making, and sure these swords weren't made in such ways. But god damn, the sword turned out pre sexy
@@atexc5604 I'm really grateful for this comment of yours. Cuz when a person watches someone put that ton of effort into something he thinks:"Yeah, this guy really knows what he's doing". But my inquisitive mind always asks me:"Is this the perfect way this should be done, or there is some part of misleading information introduced unintentionally?". And the process of hot fitting the crossguard actually did arise a question inside my head (not really experienced in the ways of forging of course):"Why did i never see it before in any videos of forging anything? Seems like a genious way of doing it!". Now i know it's not and thank you for that!
I had to stop watching at the very end because I'm getting urges just looking at video of this sword and I'm pretty sure I can't afford it to play with it.
What a freakin work of art, blew me away the pattern welding was flawless
Just when I think “ He just made the most beautiful sword I have ever seen”, which I do after nearly every one of his videos, he makes an even MORE beautiful one. There can’t be many smiths in the world as talented and creative as him.
It's just perfect! I love forge and love to watch people how are truly skilled. Congrats, this sword was amazing. Every detail that you put in it are great!
Great job!
What craftmanship a great sword anyone would b proud to own, brilliant piece of work well done.
I have never seen this much of dedication, accuracy in each and every aspect of making the viking sword. He is truly professional. Amazing video.
Beautiful work, excellent film and a perfect sound track. As it is with all exquisite art, you just made the world a better place. Thank you.
The best Artisan Blacksmith I ever seen!!! Great job from the start to the end!!! You have a lot fans here in Spain.Thanks for share. Congratulations!!!
Having watched all of your videos it's really nice to see how your leather work has come along. From only relying on adhesives to full stitching and multiple layers of detail. Your scabbards really have started to complement all the work you put into the blades.
Wow man this sword is a beauty. Thank you for showing this.
I almost fell my chair clapping. You are a Great Craftsman and i think your craft is beautiful friend. Look forward to your next movie
You are a ARTIST in all sense of the word, you treat the metal and wood like it was a part of you. Thank you
FANTASTIC! What talent you have there brother... It was a pleasure to watch you work.. thank you for the share and please carry on!
Wow, true craftmanship, awesome sword. Bravo, you are a master in your work.
Clearly not the first time that he's made one of these. This man knows what he's doing!
Grande profissional ,admiro muito os templários,principalmente os vikings, parabéns pelo bom trabalho
This was an amazing hour of high quality craftsmanship in metal, wood and leather, excellent work!
Thanks!
That was so clever, forging a dye to create the fuller. Must have saved a ton of work and headaches. Cheers, dude.
The craftsmanship on the sword goes without saying. I'd like to point out the quality work on the scabbard -- it looks _amazing_ !
100% with you on that it's a beauty and more than capable of doing the job That man is an extremely talented craftsman/blacksmith
Ok👍
بكم يكلف السيف الي تسويه
Another masterpiece! Well done!
This result is something to be proud of!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
There's not much that beats that special peace of mind working with metal, wood or leather in this way, gives . . . .
Good to see you are still forging swords. I wish I could afford to buy a blade from you some day, one of my biggest daydreams actually. You are doing an amazing job.
Me encantan tus videos, es genial ver el largo, preciso y difícil que resulta crear tus magnificas obras. Enhorabuena.
Great video. Longer than I normally watch, but the process for very interesting to see. Makes the final product all the more impressive to see.
час глядел не отрываясь-вот где руки то золотые!!!!! я понимаю-оборудование инструменты....но здесь весь процесс и ковка и склеивание и сшивание-МОЛОДЕЦ!!!!!
У каролингов навершие полное, поэтому и состоит из двух частей, так что да за красоту 5, за аутентичность 2.
Полое
From Canada with love!
Awesome passion and skill 👍
Perfection throughout. A true craftsman.
A Lot of Work but the End Result is Amazing.....as always.
Hello
Geweldig! Jou zo toegewijd zien werken aan dit prachtige zwaard, is voor mij pure ontspanning, echt genieten. Dank je wel!
The new forging hammer is a work of art in itself. Bravo, Phillip Dunn.
Verri good
Делал с душою сразу видно , низкий поклон за работу и за ваш показной труд !!!
не слишком длинный для одноручника ?
@@batersman И хрен я поверю, что он сбалансирован)
Кругом одни косплейщики
I'm sure the author must have spent countless hours contemplating at the difficulty and shear skill his predecessors must have had to do the same job using much more primitive tools. Amazing work my friend!
That is an absolutely gorgeous sword. What masterful work.
I keep watching this. Over and over and over again. I learn something new every time.
And then suddenly, a guy in RUclips crafts the most beautiful Viking sword I have ever seen..
Not a lot of people make or bother showing how to make the scabbard, I love it!
Masterfully done! Even the scabbard looks awesome!
What a great job You have a prodigious mind, hands and talent. My congratulations. I fell in love with that sword.
Same as i want one just like that it's a beauty of a sword and definitely more than capable of doing the job
Su trabajo es esquicito, usted lo hace ver de forma tan fácil que si uno no supiese el trabajo que cuesta crear una obra como esa uno, podría pensar que es muy sencillo. Mis respetos caballero y por favor continúe deleitándonos con su arte.
in-freakin-credible. what a work of art..... Unreal.
Thanks for sharing. A very great job and dedication.
Non ho parole!!!! Un lavoro magnifico bellissima spada. Bravissimo.
Hi from Russia. You good fellow work fantastic!!!!!
Good
Arte puro en tus manos, en tu nivel de habilidad y por supuesto en tus obras!
Damn, those vikings were real monsters! Welding, edge-grinding and polishing their swords.
The amazing quality of a lifetime in the crafts. Very impressive! A sword worthy of a king to wield.
That is on GORGEOUS blade man.
love you art, thank you for sharing :D (just the end was to short wanted to see more of the sword)
A fine blade indeed. You are a true master of your craft good sir.
Quel Travail Fantastique !!! what a fantastic work !!! great artist !
Damn good job my friend, Asgard would be proud of you. I want one of your swords. Your the metal master!!!!!!!!
See, this is the kind of content I want to see!
100% action, non of the Vlog nonsense, nobody is interested in (like some Channels do...)
So true So true
Superb, pleasure to watch a multi skilled craftsman
Beautiful work from a real artist.
Well done. I'm always picture final work and ask:" how simple can be ?" But this is hard work and require a lot of time to do. See ya
Very good work. The case of the master is afraid. 😉🤘
Yes
Good
Man. You got a new hammer and those red gloves look pretty new too. That's gotta feel nice!
What a beautiful piece of work!
How much for a sword like that and how much time you spent to forge it? Cheers, mate! Great job!
wondering that too. would love to buy one
@@mataiiio me too
@Joe I emailed him. he said it's about $1500-$2000. as I figured. seems worth it tho
@@mataiiio I'd pay that for one like that anyday it's a beauty of a sword and definitely more than capable of doing the job
Awesome sir. Enjoyed full viking sword series. U got some super skills
Good
Great video another master piece
ANOTHER MASTERPIECE ... CONGRATS MAN
Do you sell these and or take orders how much for this one ? Love your work and craftsmanship
Wow that is one beautiful sword lots of talent you are good master of your trade subscribe to you will be watching beautifully done thank you for your talent and this video.🕶
That's really beautiful work and an enjoyable journey too.
Exellent work, Master💪🏼🛠⚔⚒
That sheath is so awesome
Превосходно! Как всегда круто.
I would never get sick of watching this bloke , I doubt if there would be too many Smithys like him left . I bet he's from Norway or Denmark . Good stuff mate
Beautiful work sir! Would love to own something that amazing..
Future Forged in Fire winner. Beautiful work you are a Grand Master of your trade.
So when did multiple layers of metal get put together to make the pattern weld? All I saw was grinding, drilling and pressing.
He never said about welding multiple layers of metal together?
Pattern welding isn't modern welding its basically just working the metal to where it gets that ripple showing in the iron.
@@Airkoay The title says "pattern welded." Pattern welding is combining multiple layers of different metal, forge welding them together to make a pattern.
@@kylarietes Well, that's my mistake. Still a very well craftsmanship put together.
@@Airkoay Agreed. The craftsmanship is not in question. The OP was asking when the different pieces of steel were forge welded together because the video did not show this process.
Good to see this craft,the sword is so beautiful
You do absolutely amazingly beautiful work, i wish youd give us an upclose view of the blades once there done so we can see the blade pattern. You rarely give us a good look at the finished product.
It is so beautifull ！！
Really impressive.
Awesome craftsmanship.
Are you a Viking?
Well he's Dutch so maybe?
Puro Talento!!!, Congratulations, Saludos from Chile.
Amazing work!
What an Artist!
57: 29 seconds! it takes the video
but the process is long-lasting
I wonder how long the Vikings took to forge a sword?
especially when they were preparing for war
anyway
a good job
traditionally with no power tools, depending on how ti's made could take anywhere from a few days, weeks, maybe even months, it all depended on the talent of the smith
Super 👍👍👍
Hi Freerk Wierninga extremely skilled blacksmith that viking sword is amazing it's a true work of art/craftsmanship I'd love a sword like that it's beautiful to look at and capable of the job. A great deal of respect to you keep up the exerlent work
Simply amazing craftsmanship, any Norseman would be proud to own
اكو عرب بالطياره 🌚😂
معلووم موجودين
теперь в передачу между молотом и наковальней -- тест на прочность и на остроту !!!
Faultless and beautiful. Hats off to you sir.
Another master piece
The ppl who disliked this video,are the super jealous types lmao 🤣
Here here they sure are.
I am super jealous as well... But I liked the video. I am however, totally jealous.
Or the ones who can actually FORGE a sword, and know about them more than "wow it looks badass". Here you can see pressing, drilling, grinding, but only little forging.
First HUGE mistake is hot fitting crossguard to already heat treated blade - it causes shitload of stress, and blade will snap under the crossguard sooner or later.
Pattern on the blade is nice... ...but "vikings" never used this type of pattern, just look at originals. More often it was pattern welded fuller, and high quality steel edges.
Third mistake is handle length - look at 36:06. You could easily get fifth finger on that grip, and it should be tight. It's also too thick.
Fourth mistake is the way he riveted the pommel. It's 2 piece pommel, so the first half should be riveted to the blade, and then the decorative end should be riveted to the other part by 2 rivets on the sides.
Also look how decorative crossguards, pommels, and handles are in this perioid of time. Steel was expensive back then, and such sword was serious value to the owner, so the whole thing should be incrusted or at least engraved. Sure, with time they become simpler, but not in this style of swords.
Do i think he did shitty sword? HELL NO! I know how much work and time you have to spend on this type od work. But i also don't think "Forging a pattern welded Viking sword" is the adequate title to the video. It should be more like "Fabricating Viking inspired sword".
Cheers. :)
@@atexc5604 Fairly true, a bit stubborn as most will see it but, fair none the less, well, to those who know what your talking about ;) Agreeable that the heading could be changed of what he was actually making, and sure these swords weren't made in such ways. But god damn, the sword turned out pre sexy
@@atexc5604 I'm really grateful for this comment of yours. Cuz when a person watches someone put that ton of effort into something he thinks:"Yeah, this guy really knows what he's doing". But my inquisitive mind always asks me:"Is this the perfect way this should be done, or there is some part of misleading information introduced unintentionally?". And the process of hot fitting the crossguard actually did arise a question inside my head (not really experienced in the ways of forging of course):"Why did i never see it before in any videos of forging anything? Seems like a genious way of doing it!". Now i know it's not and thank you for that!
I had to stop watching at the very end because I'm getting urges just looking at video of this sword and I'm pretty sure I can't afford it to play with it.
Such an excellent project by a mastersmith & craftsman !
Best thing on youtube, well done !
He Freerk,
Would you ever consider selling some of the swords you create?
Start auction. Who give 2000 $
Great craft work, it's a real sword beauty, my congratulations.
Beautiful strong love your work it's amazing
What a skill always a pleasure to watch a master at work
Perfect, I would like to salute you sir....
great work! what do you use so that metal becomes dark?
Some kind of bluing?
This is AMAZING!!!
You Sr, you are the best 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great work!
Royal blade!
that is a piece of art great job if jangesh khan is live today he will enjoy it
Beautiful work.
What an utterly incredible sword. 👍🇬🇧
Thanks