Making A Katana for Call of Duty
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2023
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Your craftsmanship is 💯
You can be on our squad anytime 🔥
You had better put this in the game or we are all gonna riot call of duty
@@Geek_TimeX2 that would be amazing if that happened!
Imagine ilya as a new operator for cod
@DEREK LEIF let's make it happen
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Ilya is one of the few, who can unironically say: "I studied the blade.", while holding a katana.
Probuably because he built it.
Looks familiar wasn't he with Baltimore Steels, Men at Arms or something?
@@zZiL341yRj736 At one point yes.
@@zZiL341yRj736 he was, so was matt who doesn't show up in this video but is very much of this channel,
tbh Ilya was the only reason I used to subscribe to that channel, the cnc cutting and grinding the sh*t out of a peice of flat steel to make an edge really isn't interresting after a few times to me
The irony is a Rus building a Sino blade. They lost enough times to the Japanese to understand that they have better swords and equipment.
You can't go wrong with Ilya doing a traditional build 👌👌👌
You can't go wrong watching Ilya doing any build. His pride will not allow him to do less than his best, which makes for a great video.
@@jaquigreenlees ilya could do just about anything and make it watchable
A metal worker myself, I can confidently declare, that if I had all of this man's equipment, machinery, facilities, and a thousand years, I could stand by an anvil smacking and cursing the entire time and still not create anything nearly half as fine as the blades that he turns out regularly. It's a rare thing for us humans to find what we are truly phenomenal at. I would liken this to Michael Jordan's command of basketball, Freddie Mercury's musical gifts, or Colin McRae's prowess behind the wheel. Simply masterful.
Man i like his nerdy sense of art... Too humble sometimes though..
Вспомните о русском Левше...Русском мастере подковавшим английскую блоху...
@@plainnsimplmeif you ever talk to ilya he's not that humble, he has a pride in his work and skill, and I like that, yeah you can be humble but you must have sense of pride in what you're doing, a little bit cockiness
@@monkeking8604 i would like that actually, coz really the artistic aspect of his creation is so so high.... At least in my taste. But i notice he praises some other purely technical guys. I like there work but again they r purely technical and high craftsmanship resorting to taking shortcuts where ever they can. A thing elia doesn't so at all.
What i mean he sort of gave too much credit to folks that r great blades makers but not at all on the artist level.
@@plainnsimplme you're right, I like blades and metal arts, and I like some neat and precise piece, with all the technicality and modern tool. But Ilya's art is different it have soul, he gave soul to his art, not just about precision, the technique he use, the artistry, thought and philosophy behind his art that's in another level. And I love that he always insist on using traditional way in doing his craft. Did you see he engrave his sword? That is high art right there
Let's all just take a moment to appreciate how good Ilya is at smithing. The guy is a master at his craft
i agree,but i just asked if he can make armor(onely the breast plate, but if he does not makes video bout it thats ok) also he my
favorite blacksmith , i just wanted to give him a nather context to make 😁
Look at forged in fire. He creates anything beautifully. A true master craftsman
I will be one to disagree. He has definitely gotten better over the years, especially with his Japanese stuff, but he is still a ways off. He is also just kind of full of crap.
@@ellipsis9573 "ways off" - oh do enlighten us with your wisdom. Where is your art, your content, that you think you can talk so much smack about a smith that has proven himself so many times?
F*cking keyboard warriors think they know better. How about you go hide in your mom's basement, unless you can come up with some good argument points to what you think he's doing wrong. Until then STFU.
@@SlashRfnR 😆 😂 😆, ok, you obviously don't smith or know the craft of making japanese blades.
Ilya doing a traditional build is the only instance where I get food and drinks to watch a video.
Facts
Same
Ilya's engraving skills are mind-blowing, the sakura branch is a thing of pure beauty
Never have I ever seen a western person treat a sword with such love and respect for the process... just perfect
Seeing bullet casings, and magazines be used for parts on that Katana is amazing.
Ilya is blacksmith+researcher+historian+man of culture who wears Ahegao hoodies+MAN who respects traditional techniques and pays homage to traditions.
I love you Ilya (not in a sexual way).
Uh-huh...😜
"not in a sexual way"
No judgement lol
Those hoodies are fucking weird. I just heard that term the other day, didn’t know they made hoodies like that.
@@WhoIsRuccaz well nobody can know everything in this world and not everyone will appreciate something so whatever.
It takes balls of cast iron to wear those hoodies in the public.
@@ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr6341 the first part is correct but to say it takes “balls of steel” to wear a weird ass weeaboo hoodie is just incorrect. The majority of people aren’t even going to realize what it is. “Balls of iron” would be John McLean wearing that sign in Die Hard with A Vengeance. More accurate comparison
I love it when Ilya is turned loose on traditional materials and techniques. These videos are priceless.
[EDIT] Holy crap I had no idea where you were going with this. Magazine canister Damascus? Brilliant. Amazing result.
when bro pulls out the tiny hammer you know the build is gonna be awesome
As someone who's been watching you guys work for about 10 years on Man at Arms, now on That Works; I have to say this might be my favorite build.
I could watch you makin blades and stuff with traditional methods all day. The info you give on the culture and materials is so great. I appreciate you and your respect for tradition. JAPANESE CULTURE ROCKS
Невероятная работа, проделанная одним мастером , которую в Японии обычно исполняют 5 разных мастера , по каждой из составляющих Катаны, даже 6 - еще полировщик. Произведение искусства!!!
Отдельное спасибо за "старую школу" - просто наслаждение наблюдать за вашей работой.
Илюха могет!
Он же Русский знал и зовут Иля
I'm a cutler in Brazil and I studied for years various techniques used in the construction of a katana. You are to be congratulated, a unique craftsman these days. It looks beautiful. All the best always.
I will have to look you up to see your work! Thanks for the kind comment
Imagine 500 years later, another sword Smith, historians, and archaeologists found this sword. Ilya's name will be remembered as the most legendary sword Smith in our century.
Laser sword will be available at that time🤣
@Marimoo yeah possible, but even the jedi and sith were using normal swords back before the creation of lightsaber, sword are basically artefacts for that kind of generation
i nearly cried when the end product was revealed. absolutely gorgeous work, and it was so much fun watching ilya do the engraving.
Ilya doing traditional katanas is amazing. I'd love to see any of the Sekiro blades from you guys. Kusabimaru, The Mortal Blade, Isshin's Blade, Genichiro's Tachi, there are so many beautiful swords in that game that I'm confident Ilya could do justice.
Personally ive been hoping to see the black mortal blade. I think it has a very interesting design
I'm sure Ilya would be open to a video on that if you wanted to commission a piece
I love the Shinshinto style. That O-kizaki with the bold hamon are perfect. Beautiful build.
the amount of effort and love you put into crafting such amazing works is really admirable, as well as the historical detail you go into. great work love watching the vids
Honestly I think this may be Ilya's best work yet. The man is an artist with all types of metal and his engraving skills have become little works of art that add so much to the pieces he builds.
I really appreciate the lengths to which they go to show us the traditional forging methods. This isn't just fun, it's educational!
As someone that can’t draw stick people very well. I always enjoy watching you not only in the forg, but also in the delicate engraving process. You are a master craftsman sir.
absolutely stunning! everything was executed flawlessly and that is one of the most gorgeous blades i've ever seen. you have really outdone yourselves
Илья, каждый раз, когда ты работаешь, ты пробиваешь очередной потолок! Такое богатство техник и уровень в каждой из них - это нечто запредельное, тем более, в работе, сочетающей разные материалы. Я уже не знаю, чего от тебя ещё ожидать :) Но очень жду!
You could never get tired of watching Ilya forging a Japanese sword. It's so captivating!
And using the mags for cannister Damascus is GENIUS!
I was super pumped when I seen that!
Absolutely beautiful. Love everything about this piece of art. So great to see traditional work.
I love watching this guy work... No BS, pure art and accurate referencing..
Thank you
An absolute piece of art, love watching Japanese swords being made the traditional way :)
Owning a blade forged by Ilya is now officially on my bucket list. I have to have one!
the quench visual was very cool. A lot of work for this video! I could watch an extended 2 hours version
Beautiful build, amazing craftsmanship. I would love to learn more about Ilya's training/education to be so knowledgeable in so many techniques.
Holy cow, the fittings were absolutely the highlight of this one. I mean, the blade itself was impressive as always, but those fittings and all the engraving and fine work there is just downright stunning!
Mesmerisingly beautiful!! The art, the craft, the soul in the sword brought to life - thank you. Your videos temper my mind in utter awe
It is always so lovely seeing you make Japanese swords, I can't get enough! I'm (half) Japanese and I'm always heartened when I see new people, especially from our generation, so faithfully recreating a steadily waning tradition of artistan craftsmanship that's over 1000 years old, regardless of where they're from. Your attention to detail, context, art history, and spiritual significance of Japanese smithing doesn't go unnoticed. Excellent work!
Yeah but he’s actually bad at making katanas
@@asadmatsumoto8911 it looks really misproportioned.
Absolute master craftsmanship!!! A beautiful piece of artwork. The menuki, the saya, the habaki... deft, subtle, elegant execution. Ilya is a truly wonderful swordsmith and artist!
How I wish I could posses a katana made by ilya. All his works have much SOUL!!
Me too, Bhai!
I'm always amazed at how much Ilya continues to improve in this style of swordsmithing over the years.
I loved this video, and this is the most beautiful Katana I have ever seen on youtube. The craftsmanship is beyond measure. Thank you for showing the process, Beautiful!
Dudes the real deal. A true throwback
Sometimes I feel like even though we watched them make every piece we just need an extensive photo album of these works from every angle to really appreciate them. I for one would by a coffee table book of your works.
Don't believe there is any other bladesmith as talented and traditional then ilya. Just love watching him turn anything into a piece of art with such ease 🤘
Shurap
海外の方で刀を作る動画をよく見ますが私が見た中で唯一日本刀と呼べる作品だと思いました！海外の方でこれほど作る工程をちゃんと行なっている人を見た事がありませんでした！素晴らしいと思います！
Its really inspiring to watch these videos because of the standard that ilya and matt hold themselves to. They are 100% dedicated to their craft, and ilyas adherence and reverence towards historical techniques is amazing to see in his work. Videos like these make ME want to go make.
Ok I've said it many times before, bro you are a master of your art and it is very joyful and mesmerizing to watch you work.
Love the way you learn the traditions of not only making but the story behind your work.
Hard work+ Honesty+ Dedication= Excellence ❤👍
You are definitely the most talented bladesmith/craftsman i have ever seen. The amount of dedication you put in a piece is just insane. The artistic side, with all the engraving, is just mesmerizing each time. Your work could be exposed in a museum
I don't know how it work, i installed the app but dont find where to send text
Edit: just texted you, i hope I was at the right place
I love these traditional crafting videos, you are so masterful.
You can't go wrong with Ilya doing a traditional build . Hard work+ Honesty+ Dedication= Excellence .
Oh wow, the blade bending in the quench is so neat!
I truly believe that Ilya has been brought to us from another time and dimension. He carries a certain magic , one can feel around his aura. Encapsulated in every masterpiece he has created, his magic and energy are like a rod of lightning brought here from another realm! Thank you.
Какое прекрасное искусство…Творите больше,Илья!
1:36 That was the most creative transition I have ever seen.
Wow! Just, WOW! The artistry is so amazing. I would love a documentary format of him doing this same thing. He explains things so well and absolutely crushes the craftsmanship.
♥ your katana is an absolute work of art. you have really brought the essence and beauty of the Japanese sword smith into this piece, Anybody would be honored to own and use one of your swords. Watching you make this katana brought lot's of joy I'd not felt in a long time and for that I thank you. P.S you were very informative on how and why you did what you did in the traditional ways of the Japanese sword smith I haven't seen anyone else do this with out having to watch in subtitles
Your katana is amazing! And this video is inspiring. It's so nice to have professionals like you
Hands down one of the best katanas I've ever seen... All the details... Awesome work.. 😊😊👌👌👌
I could listen to him explain the history and the "why" behind each process of the masterpiece for hours.
Amazing!
Илья, здравствуйте! С удовольствием смотрю как создаете. Работа восхищает. Успехов!!!
Quel savoir faire ! Une véritable œuvre d'art !! Chapeau bas l'artiste 🙏
Such an amazing sword and I love hearing your explanation of the different processes. I have recently taken up the hobby of learning the japanese art of engraving learning mostly from Ford Hallam's online resources and its a joy to watch you do it. Hopefully I can help carry on the spirit of the tradition like you do!
Ilya is such a master craftsman. He's the only smith I've seen on youtube that was already amazing when starting out and has delivered nothing but perfection with his pieces. I love his historical knowledge about the process as well.
This deserves way more likes than it has. This is a work of art 😍
you know you're good when a multi-billion company reaches out to you lol
It's always a pleasure when Ilya is making a traditional bulld! And i am glad there are still big companies willing to pay for this kind of content.
This is art at the highest level. It blows my mind every single time how talented Ilya is
Watching Illya work is a true privilege, such beautiful work, and such passion he has for historical smiting is 🤌 love watching a Master do his work. Thank you Illya ❤
(EDIT) Holy shit, the final piece put together is stunning, such elegance that only Illya could perfect, the ingraving skills are top tier!! 👌
Ilya is one of the many people who are the living definitions of "dedication", "craftsmen" and "artist". Absolutely beautiful and innovative on so many levels. Will always appreciate you guys.
I wonder if there is a better blacksmith then Ilya. For years this man inspired me with his knowledge and craftsmanship. I enjoy every second of every video these guys make. Ilya and Matt are the perfect team
The water quench was awsome to watch the curve form.* I loved the canister weld fitting. This build was amazing awsome job
Your level of expertise is beyond the words. The video was full of education, every second of process worth to watch.
Regards
RandomHands
слов нет! красиво познавательно и просто заклинательное видео особенно ручная штамповка узоров и украшений просто шикарно!!!!!!!
I love when you do tamahagane, seeing raw material being refined into something so beautiful, as opposed to welding different steels together and welding them
Wow!, Wow! This is fantastic Ilya! Another superb piece. Thank you for all your hard work and thank you to who put this video together.
Каждый раз восхищаюсь ))
Твое творчество очень меня вдохновляет вот смотрю я на это все и у самого руки чешутся катану сделать но понимаю что до катаны я пока не дорос чтобы сделать что нибудь хотябы приемлимое 😄
Илья, как всегда - божественная работа!
I love how it explains each procedure for working with the materials. Excellent video keep having fun Guy's 👊😃
Outstanding work using all those wild ingredients.
I've seen other people try things like this and it often just crumbles and falls apart.
The way Illya puts it together it fits perfectly to the millimeter.
Никаких сомнений, это я буду пересматривать ещё не раз. Не только шедевр из металла но и прекрасный ролик.
Yes! These guys are some true artists.
Absolutely amazing craftsmanship. Beautiful. So happy to see traditional craftmanship in this blade.
First time in life I have seen the quenching process and how the metal reacted. Thank you
Scholar, Smith, Swordsman, Artist. Is there anything Ilya can't do?
The man is an inspiration!
Wow, I watched Ilya and the guys on man At Arms for years. I'm happy I found this channel! You guys are masters of your craft!
My god the preparation that went into this is unreal: obtaining tamahagane, making the design, traditionally hardening the blade (and showing how it curves downwards first and then upwards), the tsuba... this is amazing!
Speaking of the quenching: did holding the blade still affect the quality of the hardening? I know that usually the blade is moved around to avoid bubbles from forming on the surface, but then again, this is a show piece of course, not intended for battle use XD
I watched this video with a big smile, especially when the final result was shown. I know that everyone at the Baltimore Knife and Sword family are great artists, but you, Ilya, are a standout. Sending a big hug from Brazil.
Some amount of work. Very impressive.
one of my favourite pieces so far, and I've been following you guys since man at arms
I always enjoy watching Ilya at work, but this was truly amazing. Not only did he respectfully marry the ancient with the modern, but he creates a truly beautiful work of art. Matt an Ilya have created a great channel here, and this sword proves that. Well done Ilya and thank you for sharing your insight and knowledge.
The way he breaks down each step and process . Superb
I am always in awe of the depth of your knowledge, craftsmanship and overall dedication to your craft. As alway, this is a pleasure to watch!
A beautiful sword the craftsmanship involved was amazing
Ilya is not only one of the best Blade smiths in the world but a true Artist as well, thank you for sharing your passion.
I am continually impressed by your work both with the craftsmanship of the blade and the creativity of the videos. Thanks for sharing both for education and entertainment!
a fascinating watch, making it the traditional way as opposed to the more modern methods of Damascus steel sword making with belt sanders and etching fluids - beautiful
That's why he is the forge in fire champion. And blade show champion. No one compared his talent and art.
Wow. It is incredible to see such mastery in so many disciplines ending in what is truly a work of art. Bravo
this is great and thanks for the info on the second cut during folding. i've seen a dozen samurai sword making programs from nova to here on youtube, but i have to say none of them ever hinted at anything other then cut in half nearly and fold. a center cut was never shown or even hinted at so thanks you taught me better then pbs has on the issue.
Wow! This piece us way beyond epic! Thanks Ilya and That Works!