Mace chads rise up. Now's our time. Mace can be brick, Mace can be a table leg, Mace can be your opponents arm. Mace no care what it's made of. If Mace break, now have 2 Mace.
Ahh, steel, there was a time when a steel sword meant more than all the gold and hewles in the world. What good is gold and jewels when a steel scimitar could make a man bow before you. But steel isn't strong! What good is a sword without the hand that wields it? It's not the weapon that makes the heroes, but what we choose to do with our hands. That is strength! (Jokes aside, it's hard to believe that high quality steel is now common and mass produced when back then a steel sword was worth more than a levy of peasants)
While not so much for swords, for knives you may want to consider stainless steel based on your environment and how light/heavy of a job you have planned for it..
As far as I remember, stainless is trash for keeping edge hence its used for kitchen knives that you hone on steel thingy, not sure how its called in English
Beskar, obviously.
Very true, this is the way
So Glad you beat the Cancer bro. God speed.
Mace chads rise up. Now's our time. Mace can be brick, Mace can be a table leg, Mace can be your opponents arm. Mace no care what it's made of.
If Mace break, now have 2 Mace.
You could always use a tungsten cube to cure your enemies mortality
More sword content will always be welcome.
Even in lore videos, if you did "all swords in X" I guarantee we'd all watch that too
I prefer my swords to have a Phoenix stamped on it 😉
50th like!👍
Awesome short!🤘
Awesome swords!🗡️⚔️🗡️⚔️🗡️⚔️
Love your channel!😁👍
Stay strong!💪😎
Stay awesome!🤘😎🤘
5160 steel with a D2 powdered coating to avoid scratching.
S5 or S7 steels.
Chromium Vanadium steel
Ahh, steel, there was a time when a steel sword meant more than all the gold and hewles in the world. What good is gold and jewels when a steel scimitar could make a man bow before you. But steel isn't strong! What good is a sword without the hand that wields it? It's not the weapon that makes the heroes, but what we choose to do with our hands. That is strength! (Jokes aside, it's hard to believe that high quality steel is now common and mass produced when back then a steel sword was worth more than a levy of peasants)
Seems like the jump cuts ate some things, but neat info.
categories of steel stuff kind of confuse me
Bro we need a montage of you training with the swords like Conan.
Heck yeah, ty for the informative video. I would have bought a wall hanger and accidentally broke it trying to do samurai stuff. Now I know.
It’s ok I did it when I was 12 saddest experience of my life. I swung it once. In the air. I mourn its loss.
While not so much for swords, for knives you may want to consider stainless steel based on your environment and how light/heavy of a job you have planned for it..
As far as I remember, stainless is trash for keeping edge hence its used for kitchen knives that you hone on steel thingy, not sure how its called in English
1095 is the minimum for a cutter
1095 is really good steel!
Indeed
Valuable life advice , thanks man