Definitely earned my sub bro. Thank you for your effort. You've made this very worth watching for inspiration. I do a lot of my own art. I know the effort this quality requires. Never sell out.
I want to be able to shoot it accurately consistently. I’m planning on doing it myself. I’m already working on a few big projects rn. Probably next year.
I don’t know what Jakes problem with sunshine is. I kinda like him. Sunshine if you’re reading this, sometime When Jake’s not around you and I should grab the camera make a video or something
Hey dude I've got a use for them spikes it's called ammo. We don't have them this side of the pond but if we did, I could see the benefits of throwing 1 at someone's head who caused offence.
You should normalize it next time before hardening. ;-) Been watching Alec Steele since his channel was smaller than yours. = P Along with since picked up a bunch of others like Jason Knight, Torbjörn Åhman, and Hoffman Blacksmithing. Normalize to relieve the stress in the grain of the metal, then quench and use a vice to catch any warps and continue cooling it off while out of the oil. Understand how the grains interact in metal and it's like seeing a secret to the universe. You'll be able to make metal do whatever you want it to, as long as you follow the rules ;-)
So the stresses in the steel cause the warping? Dang I've been watching bladesmithing videos for years and never heard a person say that. Seems like a duh.
@@jakemakes Yeah when you heat it and hit it, it squeezes the grain. If it's at welding temperature the grain shrinks to a point where it doesn't create stresses but everytime you hit it while it's hot, you suck heat out of it with your hammer blow so the grain starts to regrow as it cools and it able to be squeezed tighter than it wants to be so when you heat it to harden, they start to expand and move, but then contract in the rapid cooling cooling and warp the blade. Pretty much, if you heat it till it's not magnetic anymore and then let it cool to room temperature a few times, all those stresses are relieved. The more you understand about the structure of steel and how it changes, the more you find that when it's hot enough, it acts like clay, but at every temperature before that, it works differently, mostly based on exactly what the composition is. Low carbon means you can move it more when it's cooler and won't warp as much, but also can't be hardened as effectively. Takes a lot of practice but if you know how it works, it'll just speed the learning process. Sorry to go on. I just see a lot of potential in you and more importantly, the eyes of someone who really just loves screwing around with stuff to make cool shit. Those are the people that make great things with the right information. Do what you enjoy, but not for a second longer than you're enjoying it. Good luck in all of your endeavors. = )
I know all about grain structure and normalizing, but for some reason never put two and two together as to the warping in the quench. Much appreciated!! I'll be putting that knowledge to good use in my future builds
Ive always wanted to make knife Cane or sword Cane but i dont have enough tools to do it and now i see you that Is so good but i sucseded in some other project i recomend you should try to like blowgun or assassins crosbow
Jake! New subscriber. Just watched literally all your vids. Liked as many as I remembered too. I love tinkering as well. I have posted a few videos og myself. Anyways I have been working on a shotgun primer only gun to shoot projectiles. Much better than the firecracker gun you tried. Anyways again, I challenge you to make a shotgun primer gun. The base of mine is a corpsman 2240. You can use whatever you want. Besides an already made gun obviously.
Jake Makes ill tell you what I’m not to far into testing myself. I’ve fired 15 times. Some bugs I’m fixing. I have been shooting 50 caliber 3 gram ceramic type slingshot ammo. I’m working on consistency and accuracy. But wherever it’s going, it goes fast. Can’t even see it. Blew up the ball a couple times. So you really just gotta play with it. Might need steel to withstand the blast.
Nice. I'd never thought of shotgun primers for actually firing things. Im def going to have to give this a try at some point, that is EPIC. Pop quiz: since it IS using combustion for firing, would it not be considered a firearm albiet low powered? Hehe. (in all seriousness, I'm pretty sure it would fall into that vaguely defined category of potato cannons..... ain't nobody knows how to classify it.)
well even so. It is completely within the realms of legality to male your own firearm without a license, and you don’t need to register it. Are you from the states?
Great build but wouldn't it been easier to use a broomstick instead of sanding forever? I especially like that the handle is a railroad spike as it can also act as some sort of war hammer. But copper is too brittle for this usage right? Too bad you can copper coat steel because you could have done it sturdier out of steel coated with brass tubes but it probably wouldn't look as cool in "goldish". Why didn't you make a sword with a bevel, are there any particular reasons? Anyway great build, I guess some little improvement could be made to make it "perfect" but it's already great.
Broomstick: Because I had to halve the wood to glue up the blade, it was easier to use a square stock. Pretty hard (and a tad dangerous) to cut round wood on a tablesaw. If I had left off that stupid flat bit at the end of the blade tang I could have just drilled out the handle instead of having to cut it in half, in which case yeah i would have used a broomstick or something. Copper isn't too brittle or soft, but I would want to pin the RR spike to the copper tee if I was planning on using it as a war hammer. Right now it is just friction fitted (albiet VERY tightly) and with extended hammering theres a possibility it would come loose. The reason I didn't do a regular sword blade is one, a RR spike doesn't have enough material to make a wide blade that long, and two I didn't want have to grind double bevels on a sword sized blade with my little bitty belt sander. Its a real pain in the butt. This design is super simple and works great for the simplisity of it... to make it better the main thing I would change is figure out some sort of full sheath inside the bottom copper section, and some sort of more secure latch to hold sheath and sword together. The friction fit works but a real lock in place deal would be nicer. But then the build would get real complicated soo... Yeah I'm pretty happy with it. Thanks man
@@jakemakes Thanks for the very detailed answer. If you know how to make an OTF system you might wanna think about the possibility this system offers. Like making a Bō who could also deploy a blade to transform into a kind of spear, you could as well do a deployable cane and millions of other things like weaponized boots or a glove with deployable claws (kinda like Black Panther except it would be scalpel blades) I'm not smart enough but I'm pretty sure you can also sort your armsword/tonfa issue by using the otf system, using it the way it works inside Assassin's Creed hidden blades coupled with electronics, a servomotor rotating the wheels inside to open or close with a simple push on a button. Obviously, all wrapped up inside a nice glove, kinda like the Doom Slayer with bolts on the knucle and forearm to make it even deadlier. If only I were rich my time would be greatly used... Anyway I look forward for your next video. ;)
@@lecobra418 Hahaha oh man I've half wanted to do a springloaded OTF forever.... but man its hard to do. Complicated as crap. Unfortunetaly I'm a deplorably lazy fellow so who knows if I ever will XD I did draw up a design a few weeks ago for an OTF cane... so it might happen.
@@jakemakes Perhaps try making it on a very basic knife or out of wood just to get how it works. Sometimes doing it is easier than expected but yeah it seems complicated, too many little pieces intricated into one and another.
Thanks! I learned to use blender approximately 3 weeks ago working on this video lol. It's a fun program that I want to be able to use for CGI stuff in short films or moviemaking later down the road
@@jakemakes Nice! I used it for 3d printing related stuff at one point. Also tried 2d animation but I just haven't used it enough to be proficient at it. You can't beat its price tag tho lol.
@@jakemakes i give my full blessing for you to marry her and as an ordained priest i will find someone else to do the wedding for i will be the maid of honour, but i will ask you to make her a ring
Ah yes, REVEL in the glory of my craftmenship!!!
Sunshine18001 🙄
Me at 4:52 watching jake in the upper lest window be like 👁👄👁
4:50 look at the window
Definitely earned my sub bro. Thank you for your effort. You've made this very worth watching for inspiration. I do a lot of my own art. I know the effort this quality requires. Never sell out.
I appreciate that!
Wow . That is what I call The Craftsman.
I love the white socks!
Come on Jake! I'm looking forward your next project bro!
Another fine project completed . Very enjoyable
What an industrious young fellow Sunshine is!
He's got a pretty good head on his shoulders
how romantic with what might be admirable to Athena .
Jake can you make a video about a recurve bow and your videos are super cool
Had another idea. Making a gun that shoots co2 canisters with their own co2 compression. Like a rocket. Put fletchings maybe.
The backyard scientist did something like that: ruclips.net/video/VgC9YsODubo/видео.html Its pretty cool
I want to be able to shoot it accurately consistently. I’m planning on doing it myself. I’m already working on a few big projects rn. Probably next year.
Oh man, what a crazy Guy.. I love your videos Jake..
May as well have forged it out of clay🤣
im watching josiahs right now.. ill watch yours when im done
Good work, I love your inventions, keep it up !! ???
Thanks, will do!
Th at came home s dope nice work man👍🏾
I don’t know what Jakes problem with sunshine is. I kinda like him. Sunshine if you’re reading this, sometime When Jake’s not around you and I should grab the camera make a video or something
I agree Zach
Sunshine sure did a wonderful job. Just hope he doesn't get bloated from all those Puffs
Hey dude I've got a use for them spikes it's called ammo. We don't have them this side of the pond but if we did, I could see the benefits of throwing 1 at someone's head who caused offence.
haha
production value has improved drastically! and editing! and bblender skills! and that facial hair :) amazing brother!
oh amazing
Someone’s a Fan of Assassins Creed Syndicate
Actually not lol but I love me some sword canes
Jake Makes ruclips.net/video/ALv580sAm2Y/видео.html
You should normalize it next time before hardening. ;-) Been watching Alec Steele since his channel was smaller than yours. = P Along with since picked up a bunch of others like Jason Knight, Torbjörn Åhman, and Hoffman Blacksmithing. Normalize to relieve the stress in the grain of the metal, then quench and use a vice to catch any warps and continue cooling it off while out of the oil. Understand how the grains interact in metal and it's like seeing a secret to the universe. You'll be able to make metal do whatever you want it to, as long as you follow the rules ;-)
So the stresses in the steel cause the warping? Dang I've been watching bladesmithing videos for years and never heard a person say that. Seems like a duh.
@@jakemakes Yeah when you heat it and hit it, it squeezes the grain. If it's at welding temperature the grain shrinks to a point where it doesn't create stresses but everytime you hit it while it's hot, you suck heat out of it with your hammer blow so the grain starts to regrow as it cools and it able to be squeezed tighter than it wants to be so when you heat it to harden, they start to expand and move, but then contract in the rapid cooling cooling and warp the blade.
Pretty much, if you heat it till it's not magnetic anymore and then let it cool to room temperature a few times, all those stresses are relieved. The more you understand about the structure of steel and how it changes, the more you find that when it's hot enough, it acts like clay, but at every temperature before that, it works differently, mostly based on exactly what the composition is. Low carbon means you can move it more when it's cooler and won't warp as much, but also can't be hardened as effectively. Takes a lot of practice but if you know how it works, it'll just speed the learning process.
Sorry to go on. I just see a lot of potential in you and more importantly, the eyes of someone who really just loves screwing around with stuff to make cool shit. Those are the people that make great things with the right information. Do what you enjoy, but not for a second longer than you're enjoying it. Good luck in all of your endeavors. = )
I know all about grain structure and normalizing, but for some reason never put two and two together as to the warping in the quench. Much appreciated!! I'll be putting that knowledge to good use in my future builds
next make a corona mask
Ive always wanted to make knife Cane or sword Cane but i dont have enough tools to do it and now i see you that Is so good but i sucseded in some other project i recomend you should try to like blowgun or assassins crosbow
How can you make this? amazing
why does this actually have me questioning if you have a twin brother
Not twin. Clone. He's my clone...
@@jakemakes Cooooooollll
good thing sunshine was using the wire wheel those things dont like jake... they eat him
yeah really lol
Jake! New subscriber. Just watched literally all your vids. Liked as many as I remembered too. I love tinkering as well. I have posted a few videos og myself. Anyways I have been working on a shotgun primer only gun to shoot projectiles. Much better than the firecracker gun you tried. Anyways again, I challenge you to make a shotgun primer gun. The base of mine is a corpsman 2240. You can use whatever you want. Besides an already made gun obviously.
Okay that is a WAY better idea. How much power does it have? Can you shoot good sized steel ball bearings?
Jake Makes ill tell you what I’m not to far into testing myself. I’ve fired 15 times. Some bugs I’m fixing. I have been shooting 50 caliber 3 gram ceramic type slingshot ammo. I’m working on consistency and accuracy. But wherever it’s going, it goes fast. Can’t even see it. Blew up the ball a couple times. So you really just gotta play with it. Might need steel to withstand the blast.
Nice. I'd never thought of shotgun primers for actually firing things. Im def going to have to give this a try at some point, that is EPIC. Pop quiz: since it IS using combustion for firing, would it not be considered a firearm albiet low powered? Hehe. (in all seriousness, I'm pretty sure it would fall into that vaguely defined category of potato cannons..... ain't nobody knows how to classify it.)
well even so. It is completely within the realms of legality to male your own firearm without a license, and you don’t need to register it. Are you from the states?
You are however not aloud to sell it, or conceal it as a weapon for self defense
For future projects, could you make a sword staff similar to the one in Dragon Age 2?
(If ya don't know what I mean look up the trailer for it)
what kind of witch craft is this
#1- CUT YOUR HAIR
#2- sunshine did good👌🏼 (better than you could’ve done haha)
#3- my favorite part is you testing it 🤣
Also #4- I want you to make a gun like @HappyMadScientist
Yeah he's got me all jealous now
Yeah, it was really cool. I didn’t even know it was possible to do that lol
Great build but wouldn't it been easier to use a broomstick instead of sanding forever?
I especially like that the handle is a railroad spike as it can also act as some sort of war hammer. But copper is too brittle for this usage right? Too bad you can copper coat steel because you could have done it sturdier out of steel coated with brass tubes but it probably wouldn't look as cool in "goldish". Why didn't you make a sword with a bevel, are there any particular reasons?
Anyway great build, I guess some little improvement could be made to make it "perfect" but it's already great.
Broomstick: Because I had to halve the wood to glue up the blade, it was easier to use a square stock. Pretty hard (and a tad dangerous) to cut round wood on a tablesaw. If I had left off that stupid flat bit at the end of the blade tang I could have just drilled out the handle instead of having to cut it in half, in which case yeah i would have used a broomstick or something. Copper isn't too brittle or soft, but I would want to pin the RR spike to the copper tee if I was planning on using it as a war hammer. Right now it is just friction fitted (albiet VERY tightly) and with extended hammering theres a possibility it would come loose. The reason I didn't do a regular sword blade is one, a RR spike doesn't have enough material to make a wide blade that long, and two I didn't want have to grind double bevels on a sword sized blade with my little bitty belt sander. Its a real pain in the butt. This design is super simple and works great for the simplisity of it... to make it better the main thing I would change is figure out some sort of full sheath inside the bottom copper section, and some sort of more secure latch to hold sheath and sword together. The friction fit works but a real lock in place deal would be nicer. But then the build would get real complicated soo... Yeah I'm pretty happy with it. Thanks man
@@jakemakes Thanks for the very detailed answer. If you know how to make an OTF system you might wanna think about the possibility this system offers. Like making a Bō who could also deploy a blade to transform into a kind of spear, you could as well do a deployable cane and millions of other things like weaponized boots or a glove with deployable claws (kinda like Black Panther except it would be scalpel blades)
I'm not smart enough but I'm pretty sure you can also sort your armsword/tonfa issue by using the otf system, using it the way it works inside Assassin's Creed hidden blades coupled with electronics, a servomotor rotating the wheels inside to open or close with a simple push on a button. Obviously, all wrapped up inside a nice glove, kinda like the Doom Slayer with bolts on the knucle and forearm to make it even deadlier.
If only I were rich my time would be greatly used... Anyway I look forward for your next video. ;)
@@lecobra418 Hahaha oh man I've half wanted to do a springloaded OTF forever.... but man its hard to do. Complicated as crap. Unfortunetaly I'm a deplorably lazy fellow so who knows if I ever will XD I did draw up a design a few weeks ago for an OTF cane... so it might happen.
@@jakemakes Perhaps try making it on a very basic knife or out of wood just to get how it works. Sometimes doing it is easier than expected but yeah it seems complicated, too many little pieces intricated into one and another.
@@lecobra418 Its those little parts that kill ya
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crazy you ( both of you ? 😂)
Crazy is an accurate description
Awesome video man! When the heck did ya learn to use blender? Also congrats on 10k subs and 1mil views!
Thanks! I learned to use blender approximately 3 weeks ago working on this video lol. It's a fun program that I want to be able to use for CGI stuff in short films or moviemaking later down the road
@@jakemakes Nice! I used it for 3d printing related stuff at one point. Also tried 2d animation but I just haven't used it enough to be proficient at it.
You can't beat its price tag tho lol.
Can you use it for 3D printing? I would have thought you'd need a more engineering designer program.
@@jakemakes If you want to do anything artistically related it's not happening on an engineering type program and vise versa
Yeah true. Can you print from it? I know literally nothing about 3D printing
the white socks tho
ikr 😅
I wonder what a hearted comment looks like
Like that mate 😅
@@jakemakes sunshine should make a slingbow
@@jordanjoestar4753 Jake hates slingbows
костыль? он же мягкий и беспонтовый
Hi
Hi
Just wanted to check in you haven't made any thing in while hopefully your ok .
Well and good just been in a bit of a creative funk lately. But.... I see LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL!!!!! 😅 lol
Understandable I'll throw u any ideas if I come up with something . Have a great 4th
Ok I have a idea ok the wrist crossbow from mad max the road warrior wez the with the Mohawk had it
Jesus spell correction. Crosman 2240*
Hi Brother
Hola amigo XD
@@jakemakes hi how so you wield it like a saber or rapier?
Rapier. Its all stabby stabby
@@jakemakes cam you do one on tulwar and yagatan
Can you marry me? Also I love your videos sm
😳 well I am single... lol
Jake Makes If that’s the case, you could give me YOUR sword cane ; ) (this is a joke but still- the offer is on the table) 😂
Lol 😂
@@jakemakes i give my full blessing for you to marry her and as an ordained priest i will find someone else to do the wedding for i will be the maid of honour, but i will ask you to make her a ring
@@jakemakes also i hope you like pineapples because we are best friends now
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