Excellent work! Loved it! Guys, note that making a sword from a unique piece of wood will make the crossguard break when sparring. Because fibers get too short, they won't handle a great deal of impact. Making a more realistic wooden sparring sword requires two pices: one for the sword and other for the crossguard (in wich the fibers showld be horizontal, not vertical, in order to handle impact).
Seems like you could save a lot of fuss by just drawing the sword onto the wood. You can put pencil onto the back of your printed template, then place the paper on your wood, then draw over the top. This should leave a light imprint of the printout.
This is an amazing video and just what I was looking for! I'm a brand new crafting student and I'm just starting out with whittling and carving, but I still wanted to make some awesome swords for my girlfriend and I to spar with! Thank you so much for this video, it is gonna be incredibly helpful!!
@@Fdpotatochips my point of replying was that you don't make such a silly gesture next time. You honestly took the time out of your day to write a pointless reply
Thank you for the video, I think I'm in the minority of people who not nly enjoy watching people make cool things but also want to actually make them myself (I am terrified of making investments in pricey stuff like machines and power tools). Out of curiosity, what were the brand/type of chisels you use? I've seen chisels go for very high prices and people swearing oaths of fealty to them. I bought a cheap $15 dollar set from a craft store and tried it on bass wood, and I can't seem to tell if I'm just super weak or if they're pretty bad since it takes a'lot of effort to get the tiniest bit of wood off.
Chisels typically come with some very coarsely finished edges from the box. Especially the cheapo ones. I had the same problem when I got my first chisel. What you should do is sharpen it on a regular sharpening stone until you can't see any light reflecting on the very edge of the bevel and then hone it on progressively finer grits on sandpaper sheets on MDF. Start with something like 300-400 grit and go up to about 1000-2000 grit. Then to really make it hair popping sharp, strop it on some MDF with steel polishing compound (Autosol), or chromium oxide abrasive. Cheers and good luck
@@mikeg2046 Thanks for the well thought out answer. My health actually was and is still declining from when I wrote this, so I'm afraid it's power tools only for when I'm feeling well enough to hold some thing minorly heavy. Curious though, why does everything have to be on an mdf board though, just for weight?
THIS VIDEO IS SO WELL EDITED AND FUN TO WATCH - doing this for a project for myself and my cousin because she loves to do sword fights “pirates of the Caribbean-style” (we will be careful)
So would a single piece work for sparring or would it be beneficial to have thicker layers of wood? Edit: so I tried your method and it had very good results. The only thing I didn't use was a template.
As a kid me and my friend made weapons in my grandpas shed. I made a wooden sword and attached nails to it that I bend 90°, so they lay flat on the swords blade. Then I sharpened a blade out of the nails with a grindstone and my mother found out about that sword when we played outside. She took it away because we were like ten and yeah it was razor sharp. 😅 I now start to imagine what weapons I could make real as joiner and craftman today. 🤔😅As there're still enough young kids around in the family, visiting my grandparents, it maybe is a bad idea. 😅🤣 By the way this sword looks really nice and cool video. 😎
Hey man, great build as usual, i'm just wondering what you use to create your templates. I'm thinking of creating my own weapons as well but I don't have a template creator
I use SolidWorks to model the weapons and then export this file into a drawing. SolidWorks is a professional software which I'm allowed to use for free because I'm studying engineering. Some other CAD Program like FreeCAD would also work.
I'm writing a young adult fantasy novel and want to cosplay my characters, but I need to make the weapons/swords durable and realistic. What would you suggest I use other than wood?
Carbon fiber is not the way to go here! Its mechanical properties may good, but working with this stuff is highly dangerous. If you really dont want wood, maybe use lightweight aluminium cores (for stability) and surround it with foamboard (For safety and weight-reduction).
For that you just need higher quality wood, if you're willing to spend a little bit of money (not too much, around 10-20 USD) I'd strongly recommend getting hickory. It's a hardy and durable wood that you aren't likely to break. However, if you take this approach, I do strongly recommend making sure your tools are high quality and be sure to make sure they're sharp as well as hickory can be hard on your tools.
I don’t have any idea where to find these tools, clamps, Chisel, thingy scraper and the polish stuff, although I do have plenty of money, I’m only 14 XD. As a kid, I’ve always dreamed of wielding a real sword, but than as I got older I just gave up trying to peal sticks with a utility knife and they just, *Snap* than I went at it again... I just gave up, but now, I would like to find these tools, and make a real wooden one ☝️! Can anyone let me know where to find these?
That’s the same for me I’m trying to make a sword with a saw, knife and chisel and that’s it it isn’t even a chisel it’s a screwdriver I sharpened into a chisel
It's always very enjoyable to make wooden weapons, but to make it stronger I've always make the blade seperate with a tang as you would one made of steel, with the crossguard made seperate, then the hilt pegged in seperate, then a tight pommel of sorts. They usually last longer in my experiance than those made of one piece.
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HOW THE HECK DID STEVE MAKE THIS IN MINECRAFT WITH A STICK AND TWO WOOD
No one knows
CAUSE THATS THE CRAFTING TABLE’S JOB SO HE CAN FORGE HIS FIRST EVER TOOOOOOL
Sonicjoe 1039 so Steve just vomits sticks and wood on the crafting table and *Po0F^ sword?
GabbyGaming 06 no
Sonicjoe 1039 hmmmm seems like it
Excellent work! Loved it!
Guys, note that making a sword from a unique piece of wood will make the crossguard break when sparring. Because fibers get too short, they won't handle a great deal of impact. Making a more realistic wooden sparring sword requires two pices: one for the sword and other for the crossguard (in wich the fibers showld be horizontal, not vertical, in order to handle impact).
Great advise!
Question: How would you put the two pieces together for the strongest connection?
@@TheSailingDutchman1 tape
@@WorldwideAthlete no you would probably want to use epoxy or some kind of wood glue.
A bit late to the party but you could also make it out of plywood - doesnt look as good but sturdy as hell
Seems like you could save a lot of fuss by just drawing the sword onto the wood. You can put pencil onto the back of your printed template, then place the paper on your wood, then draw over the top. This should leave a light imprint of the printout.
Exactly my thoughts
I tend to use graphite paper to the same end with most of my projects.
This is an amazing video and just what I was looking for! I'm a brand new crafting student and I'm just starting out with whittling and carving, but I still wanted to make some awesome swords for my girlfriend and I to spar with! Thank you so much for this video, it is gonna be incredibly helpful!!
This is amazing man, I’m 16 and I’m getting into wood working and I wanna make one of these as a starter for me. Thanks for the video :)
same!
The whole time I thought : "this guy sounds German " and then I sa w the Obi Premium Lack and knew I was right
Good ol' reliable Obi
Great vid.
"But first, let's clean workbench." That's the way it is with me, too.
Thumbs 👍 i was really struggling today. Mine looked..... Okay, but this is incredible!
Ok
@@Fdpotatochips what was the point of you replying?
@@anotherpenguin4369 cuz I just want to reply what wrong with that
@@anotherpenguin4369 then what your point of replying
@@Fdpotatochips my point of replying was that you don't make such a silly gesture next time. You honestly took the time out of your day to write a pointless reply
very creative!! Been wondering how this could be done without a band saw
Well, you could either do it this way or use a jigsaw if power tools are an option.
Thank you for the video, I think I'm in the minority of people who not nly enjoy watching people make cool things but also want to actually make them myself (I am terrified of making investments in pricey stuff like machines and power tools). Out of curiosity, what were the brand/type of chisels you use? I've seen chisels go for very high prices and people swearing oaths of fealty to them. I bought a cheap $15 dollar set from a craft store and tried it on bass wood, and I can't seem to tell if I'm just super weak or if they're pretty bad since it takes a'lot of effort to get the tiniest bit of wood off.
not sure
Chisels typically come with some very coarsely finished edges from the box. Especially the cheapo ones. I had the same problem when I got my first chisel. What you should do is sharpen it on a regular sharpening stone until you can't see any light reflecting on the very edge of the bevel and then hone it on progressively finer grits on sandpaper sheets on MDF. Start with something like 300-400 grit and go up to about 1000-2000 grit. Then to really make it hair popping sharp, strop it on some MDF with steel polishing compound (Autosol), or chromium oxide abrasive. Cheers and good luck
@@mikeg2046 Thanks for the well thought out answer. My health actually was and is still declining from when I wrote this, so I'm afraid it's power tools only for when I'm feeling well enough to hold some thing minorly heavy. Curious though, why does everything have to be on an mdf board though, just for weight?
the sound of you hitting the chisel with the hammer sped up sounds like fun fire
Imagine if humans could move that fast! This guy would build a thousand swords per day!
he already does
THIS VIDEO IS SO WELL EDITED AND FUN TO WATCH - doing this for a project for myself and my cousin because she loves to do sword fights “pirates of the Caribbean-style” (we will be careful)
I know it is late.... But could you make a trident in the near future please.
What about halberd or pole axe?
@@AGRiyan The best weapons
Looking much better now, started a second sword, if i had a wider plank. I could easily carve a cross guard but in my case I have to get creative
Is the wood sword good for training? On tree or etc?
Okay so I own a jigsaw, will that work for plank wood that is two inches in terms of depth?
Thank you for showing me how
To make a plank sword
First
Firster
Lol, not sure if it counts when you're the uploader.
Even more first than you
Firstest
Could we use glue to keep the template on
Great work, I will be using this in this coming spring. By any chance could you make an axe?
hey did you get the sword done yet?
@@grung701 lol
Danke dir! Ziemlich cool!
So would a single piece work for sparring or would it be beneficial to have thicker layers of wood?
Edit: so I tried your method and it had very good results. The only thing I didn't use was a template.
Nice Job that doesn't look to hard. Just need to borrow a friends clamps and maybe a saw if mine is not the right one to use.
thanks for the help.
As a kid me and my friend made weapons in my grandpas shed. I made a wooden sword and attached nails to it that I bend 90°, so they lay flat on the swords blade. Then I sharpened a blade out of the nails with a grindstone and my mother found out about that sword when we played outside. She took it away because we were like ten and yeah it was razor sharp. 😅 I now start to imagine what weapons I could make real as joiner and craftman today. 🤔😅As there're still enough young kids around in the family, visiting my grandparents, it maybe is a bad idea. 😅🤣
By the way this sword looks really nice and cool video. 😎
thanks for the great tips.
If I can’t like put 2 pieces of wood together how long does the plank need to be?
Where can u find a template
The description
Would it be easier just to draw the sword on the plank and then sand the pencil/pen off later
May I just say, I fucking love your sense of comedy
How long across was the board?
I’m doing it
Great Job !!
Very nice I think I’m going to try and make this
Hey man, great build as usual, i'm just wondering what you use to create your templates. I'm thinking of creating my own weapons as well but I don't have a template creator
I use SolidWorks to model the weapons and then export this file into a drawing. SolidWorks is a professional software which I'm allowed to use for free because I'm studying engineering. Some other CAD Program like FreeCAD would also work.
Thanks, I will make sure to check them out
This is very good sword 👌
Very cool
If only it was that fast to saw,,it would be fab
9:01 what tool was that?
nice work
I to have a channel + I also make stuff got a dope idea from your video no sword but a Battle Axe, now that's what I'm talkin about 😎😎😎
How long did the sword take to make
nice
What rope did you use in the handle?
9:06 What’s the name of that tool??
Thats a wood plane.
What is that green tool??
Does it matter what size chime
Nicely done
yo. r u using soft wood or hard wood?
I want to buy this
No words for this 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
At 9:02 what is the green tool you used?
Maybe a wire brush?
Or like a brush
Wood Len is that green thing you use instead of chisel?
nice work
thanks a ot
I'm writing a young adult fantasy novel and want to cosplay my characters, but I need to make the weapons/swords durable and realistic. What would you suggest I use other than wood?
Carbon fiber?
@@soreneatsstars I could, but I may have trouble getting it into conventions.
Carbon fiber is not the way to go here! Its mechanical properties may good, but working with this stuff is highly dangerous. If you really dont want wood, maybe use lightweight aluminium cores (for stability) and surround it with foamboard (For safety and weight-reduction).
what are dimensions of the plank?
I was expecting more but this will do
I am very sorry.. The last month was extremely busy, so I thought I better make just a simple sword than nothing..
Wooden Weaponry true..still its handmade,cant complain about it :)
Kannst du mal einen stockdolch machen. Also einen Gehstock mit einem Dolch integriert
Dimensions ?
Can I make this with just a saw and sand paper?
I guess you can. Just is more work..
How do I find the template
How long is it
How did you do that mannn😍😍😍😍
I tried this. But my blade was so weak. So it broke.
For that you just need higher quality wood, if you're willing to spend a little bit of money (not too much, around 10-20 USD) I'd strongly recommend getting hickory. It's a hardy and durable wood that you aren't likely to break. However, if you take this approach, I do strongly recommend making sure your tools are high quality and be sure to make sure they're sharp as well as hickory can be hard on your tools.
What weapon are you gonna make next? Also can you make a daedric sword?
I know this is a late reply but I made a daedric sword yesterday
Guys the secret to the chisel method is the saw, use the exact saw he uses it helps
How long will this take in total
Sohan C 8 billion years and a shit load of time lapse
what type of wood was the plank (oak, pine, maple, etc.)
Tree
GigioEx Loool
Was war das für eine Holz Planke.
Die war von einer alten Palette
Danke für die schnelle Antwort.
Du kannst eine Planke für ~$2-5 kaufen so ~2-4 euro?
Still my fav video
Do you think it'd be possible to make a katana prop with this sort of technique? Just curious as a future Demon Slayer cosplayer ^_^
Yeah, definitely!
Can the sword be used so that a 6-7 year old child can play with it, or is it just for decoration?
Yes it can, I had a few cousins test it out a couple of times. Depends on the wood and the ferocity of the cild of course :)
how do you use physic powers I don't want to cut myself
I will try bot more like hawk raider sword from berserk
Thanks for sharing, +1 sub
hello nice work, how heavy is that?
Bau mal einen Rubick's Cube
Super Idee
This is sick! 👏🏾
the area 51 raid is going to be a breeze
Yea I Cant wait
Nice to see you back! ;)
How to make a wooden sword with no power tools proceeds to show the most diabolical weapon and tools
Some advice I'd mark it instead
4:46 "laughter"
Two planks, one stick a d youre done !
done ✅👍
I have a log not a plank
Tough luck
I don’t have any idea where to find these tools, clamps, Chisel, thingy scraper and the polish stuff, although I do have plenty of money, I’m only 14 XD.
As a kid, I’ve always dreamed of wielding a real sword, but than as I got older I just gave up trying to peal sticks with a utility knife and they just, *Snap* than I went at it again... I just gave up, but now, I would like to find these tools, and make a real wooden one ☝️! Can anyone let me know where to find these?
Ebay, amazon, any building supplies store, really. Usually you dont buy all the tools in one go but acquire them over time..
Quest:Make a sword!
seems easy. But in my case there is one issue: My family don't have workshop where to make that kind of wooden toys or something.
Do a magna defender sword from power ranger galaxy
awresome video
Make tutorial for Asuma's knifes from Naruto. Great chanel. Love it all. ♡
Aleksa Tosic lol weeb
Are Steve from Minecraft?
شكرا فيديو رائع 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤🎁🎁🎁
Learning this for zombie apocalypse
OMG! i worked it really really hard like 41 days now i have my own sword i am just kid but can create!?
A curved sword plz
I'm surprised you dot have 70k yet.
Thanks! But why such a specific number like 70?
Wooden Weaponry cuz u got 21k
lmao im only 12 im trying to make spears and swords and a axe with only an sharp knife and a sand paper.
I also i am 11 years
That’s the same for me I’m trying to make a sword with a saw, knife and chisel and that’s it it isn’t even a chisel it’s a screwdriver I sharpened into a chisel
Long time, no see.
make a sword usling only rasps I have now saws or chisles
My dad maid one for me it doesn't look as good but its alot more strong
It's always very enjoyable to make wooden weapons, but to make it stronger I've always make the blade seperate with a tang as you would one made of steel, with the crossguard made seperate, then the hilt pegged in seperate, then a tight pommel of sorts. They usually last longer in my experiance than those made of one piece.
That is true. When I made this video my main focus was on making a sword the easiest way possible.