Making the KARAKURI KATANA Whip Sword from WILD HEARTS

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  • Опубликовано: 23 фев 2023
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    Chapter 2 in the Whip Sword journey. Today I'm making the Karakuri Katana from EAs new videogame Wild Hearts. The blade is a 90cm long san mai construction attached to a 36cm long handle. Extended we're looking at a length of 170cm from tip to pommel. I absolutely love how this project turned out.
    Music by Epidemic Sound
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  • @NjordArtisan
    @NjordArtisan  Год назад +1272

    Expert Challenge: Find the 3 frames of me T-Posing in this video

    • @goodguykonrad3701
      @goodguykonrad3701 Год назад +106

      I'm not saying don't ever make normal blades again, but I'm really enjoying watching you redesign and improve the concept of a whip sword. Seeing you troubleshoot the issues that come up is really interesting and, personally, I don't think I'd ever get bored of it. You need to do what you're passionate about but making a usable whip sword that works almost as it does in fiction seems doable and I'd love to see you perfect it. Whatever your plans for the future are, just keep having fun with everything

    • @zhanlos9701
      @zhanlos9701 Год назад +54

      Only found one at 13:08

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +53

      @@goodguykonrad3701 thanks 🙏
      I’ve got some different projects planned that should be just as cool and there 100% will be a third version of whip sword after my own design

    • @ravoniesravenshir3926
      @ravoniesravenshir3926 Год назад +3

      I am sorry, those gears are too freaking big to hide in that katana... I took 2 stills, there is no transistion between gears and blade, it is just... POP blade.

    • @thegreenxeno9430
      @thegreenxeno9430 Год назад +13

      If you redo the gears in a planetary gear formation, you could reinforce them with metal pins and incorporate them into the handle itself. Also, lubricate them with graphite.
      Also, maybe reach out to the Lockpicking Lawyer or Stuff Made Here for ideas for something better for the links. Maybe some sort of slide locking mechanism that lets you assemble everything at the same time instead of before forging.

  • @theHacksmith
    @theHacksmith Год назад +2377

    That was AWESOME! Incredible talent dude, end result was so worth it!

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +247

      Wow, thanks a lot!!

    • @aijaysimmons5808
      @aijaysimmons5808 Год назад +83

      W hacksmith comment

    • @technonevahdies4578
      @technonevahdies4578 Год назад +75

      Imagine a theHacksmith and NjordArtisan colab 🍷🗿

    • @XUtionerx
      @XUtionerx Год назад +17

      @@technonevahdies4578 There's a bunch of guys like this, they have ther resources, education, strength and money to do this, and they work hard on this stuff to.

    • @donovand.dhillon1770
      @donovand.dhillon1770 Год назад +7

      damn hacksmith got some competition Fr

  • @noahk3496
    @noahk3496 Год назад +827

    EA’s deadline for you really reflects the deadlines for their developers

    • @BreakNiche
      @BreakNiche 7 месяцев назад +103

      Yeah, I'm surprised he didn't show the part where they bought his workshop and closed it down so good products can never be made again.

    • @VinnyUnion
      @VinnyUnion 7 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@BreakNichedid they actually?

    • @BreakNiche
      @BreakNiche 6 месяцев назад +62

      @@VinnyUnion this is a slight at how they buy entire game studios that are making actual good games and then fire everyone and shut down the studio they just bought. Look it up ☹️

    • @VinnyUnion
      @VinnyUnion 6 месяцев назад +10

      @@BreakNiche i know that already. That's why I almost believed it. Well, Chinese holding companies are just as bad. As on Opera, and ARK survival's Wildcard Studio, Snail Games. The most terrifying ones are the holding companies, really. They have nothing. They're just hallow phantoms that go around and cause chaos with a bundle of money. Also, I've never understood the bending the knee for shareholders. I get what they are there for, but they're not the CEO. Like, for example Cyberpunk 2077, the release was pushed closer because of the shareholders, but let's say CDPR ignored and dismissed the shareholders instead and released a completely good game by sacrificing a few shareholder pennies and thus, making a better product and higher sales overall, wouldn't shareholders make more money if it was sold more often?! Like, I don't see why impatient shareholders should be anywhere to be taken seriously when they're just bunch of children that throw money at you and will profit off of you regardless. Either you invest, make profit and shut the hell up or you don't invest in the company and do it somewhere else. Like goddamn.

    • @silentwlnd
      @silentwlnd Месяц назад

      You mean like with anthem 😂😂😂😂

  • @yousseftheconqueror7842
    @yousseftheconqueror7842 Год назад +150

    I'm not really into the world of Steel, but gotta admire your work , a sword this complicated is no joke

  • @edgarvera4476
    @edgarvera4476 Год назад +74

    28:26 , I have never related to a sigh more. Massive respect for how you kept your cool, and very proud that you persevered. You created an extraordinary sword!

    • @eslin2845
      @eslin2845 4 месяца назад

      If i were him at that moment im probably would have merged that segment with the base to meet the deadline

  • @techsomat5757
    @techsomat5757 Год назад +513

    Damn, for how much talent he has he is severly underrated

    • @jdmmike7225
      @jdmmike7225 Год назад +11

      Not to mention especially for someone that hasn't been bladesmithing for that long. Smiths with much more experience & much better tools have attempted this & failed miserably LOL.

    • @techsomat5757
      @techsomat5757 Год назад

      @@thunderbird543761 oops, didnt catch that.

    • @Onikiri29
      @Onikiri29 Год назад

      Facts i try to make one like that but still couldn't fo it right

  • @trunks2585
    @trunks2585 Год назад +956

    Pretty cool that EA sponsered you for this and asked you to make a weapon. Would be cool if more game studios and the like asked you to make replica props for them, or even movie studios asked you to work for them. Maybe the threaded cane from bloodborne could make for a good challenge next?

    • @TheBigQQ69420
      @TheBigQQ69420 Год назад +21

      Most game studios care about people being hurt by the weapons designed by people (who have no clue how weapons work) for a game. EA doesn't. There's a difference.

    • @ahhthatsjustgrand6502
      @ahhthatsjustgrand6502 Год назад +15

      ​@@TheBigQQ69420 you're always risking injury when working with power tools anyways, which 99% of channels like this one use

    • @CanILaughInYourFace
      @CanILaughInYourFace Год назад

      In fiscal year 2022, EA posted GAAP net revenue of approximately $7 billion nuff said....

    • @XpVersusVista
      @XpVersusVista Год назад +10

      nah, he should have told EA "give me two months or forget about it".
      Publishers are notorious for wanting way too much in way too little time, and they do it because animators and others always give in. "i need the work", like in the industrial revolution.
      Tell publishers to fucking learn what work really is.

    • @TheBigQQ69420
      @TheBigQQ69420 Год назад +2

      @@ahhthatsjustgrand6502 not talking about making it, this guy is fine. i'm talking about the artist (and all game artists who design wonky weapons) who designed the in game sword who pulled it out of their a, without knowing or caring how things work, and its irresponsible for them to have someone recreate something made by a layman who never left their room, and doesn't care as long as they think "it's kewl."

  • @BreakNiche
    @BreakNiche 7 месяцев назад +104

    I commend you for showing EVERY set back. As a RUclipsr, the constant struggles that arise during the making of a video make it hard to keep going and pumping out a finished video but you showed that if you just embrace the failures (and even show them as part of the video) that it is all good content in the end anyway. I will have an easier time getting content out from now on!

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  6 месяцев назад +8

      I also often see that showing the setbacks resonates a lot more with the audience. So definitely a win win for both sides 👍🏻

    • @thomaslikescars
      @thomaslikescars 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@NjordArtisanalso opens up insight from people. If you were struggling with something that somebody else has a solution to, they could offer it.

  • @lewishosking
    @lewishosking Год назад +47

    I was entranced from start to finish. Intelligent, talented, humourous, honest, creative. This video really has it all. Top marks. I'm very much looking forward to seeing what else comes out of this channel.

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +4

      Wow, thanks a lot! I really appreciate that 🙌

  • @DBCraftWorld
    @DBCraftWorld Год назад +657

    Now I know why you didn't post any video for so long! Dude! DUDE!!! So awesome improvement compared to the V 1.0. The broken part was a huge bummer. My suggestion, for all mechanism components use ALWAYS mild steel. It forgeweld very easy and It will stay soft even if you quench it. 3D printer will help you a lot in many things (especially with DIY tools) so it was very good investment. Great work Sven! As always!

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +39

      Thanks David!

    • @jdmmike7225
      @jdmmike7225 Год назад +12

      I concur about the 3D printer. Since we got ours in the shop in 2020 designing prototype parts & tools has become infinitely easier. Instead of having to fabricate a part & see if it's fully functional we can just print out a few variations then once we have found the one that works the best we can send it off to be made out of billet on the CNC machine. So what used to take weeks in some cases has been reduced to hours or a few days. It really is a game changer. Wish I had one 15 years ago LMAO.

    • @DBCraftWorld
      @DBCraftWorld Год назад +7

      @@jdmmike7225 Yes, You are totally right Mike (Is it your name?). I Have small Cnc machine, laser engraving machine and in the future I will buy 3D printer as well. It's very versatile and useful machine, especially if you need to fabricate custom parts.

  • @Scott.E.H
    @Scott.E.H Год назад +235

    Classic ea reasonableness. Here have 3 weeks to do this thing that basically nobody has done successfully before.
    That being said I think this worked out incredibly well. Those interlocking segments seem to be the key to supporting themselves when used as a sword...

  • @alioth2021
    @alioth2021 Год назад +25

    That's the best variation of a whip sword so far. It holds up well in both forms.

  • @Atmos_Glitch
    @Atmos_Glitch 8 месяцев назад +7

    Gotta bless those designers for making the sword so... Buildable!

  • @P3x310
    @P3x310 Год назад +32

    I really like the tightening ratchet instead of just a pure open-close state mechanism. The rigidity of the collapsed blade now is way above and beyond the first version. Yes, many expert craftsman channels show only perfection as if it worked out on the first try, but I very much appreciate seeing progress, improvement and learning instead.

  • @shadowdragon4701
    @shadowdragon4701 Год назад +9

    That katana is a real beauty! All that hard work finally paid off and Amazing job for forging it!

  • @LS-sx5qo
    @LS-sx5qo 2 месяца назад +2

    This was amazing from the beginning until the end. Never thought, that a sword making video would keep me glued to my screen for half an hour. The overall project including all your fails and mistakes was very ambitious, but I guess also very rewarding after you finished it. Kudos to you Sir, you are for sure a master of your craft!

  • @KamuiCosplay
    @KamuiCosplay Год назад +347

    Yay, another Karakuri Katana build! I absolutely love your version and the whip functionality! Mine was focused on the light and sound effects instead. It’s always a pleasure to see other artists creating the same project and seeing their very own take on it! Keep on the awesome work!!! 😊

    • @stillenacht8518
      @stillenacht8518 Год назад +1

      Kamuiiiiii 🥰🥰🥰🥰

    • @JamesLaftonMayle
      @JamesLaftonMayle 5 месяцев назад +2

      The Bible is truth.
      To understand this you must do the inner work Jesus Christ taught. It all starts with forgiveness from the heart. Start by finding the grievances we all build up with our parents. They have generally raised fed loved us to some degree. Looking inside, realizing that they are people who make mistakes too, and genuinely forgiving them everything shows an important aspect of your soul to God. Genuinely mean absolute forgiveness inside your heart. This is key. To be forgiven we must forgive. This step teaches you why Jesus Christ is lord, and why you need to break down to him and ask for forgiveness. Afterwards read Genesis, Mathew, and one book of the Bible you chose yourself. These four steps have important spiritual significance and are like milestones within our souls.
      Please trust me.
      Genuinely open your heart up to God. It is all true.
      Jesus Christ is the way truth and life. 😊

    • @aidanvalliant6239
      @aidanvalliant6239 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@JamesLaftonMaylewot

  • @shaheryaar
    @shaheryaar Год назад +210

    My fav blacksmith. If we compare equipment with other youtube blacksmiths...you may be lacking a lot but in talent you are way ahead of others. I can already see a huge improvement from whip sword v 1. Can only imagine what v 5 would look like when you'll have much better tools and machines to make your work easier and focus more on ingenuity. You have your own unique style...love it. Keep up the good work brother.

    • @chrisdinger5100
      @chrisdinger5100 Год назад +12

      I feel the same way

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +31

      Thanks a lot! I can’t wait to get started in a proper workshop

    • @V.AE86
      @V.AE86 Год назад +7

      Even v3 will see a huge leap if this is any indicator, so excited to see what comes next.

  • @fullmentaljacket4159
    @fullmentaljacket4159 Год назад +3

    Amazing work! This is a huge step forward in functionality from the first version! Looking forward to the next.

  • @pharaohgalaxy2108
    @pharaohgalaxy2108 Год назад +2

    Watching this video and seeing how your energy was during certain parts makes this look like it was painful and stressful to film. Amazing work and I’m glad you had an amazing opportunity from EA. Keep up the great work dude

  • @SleebyTomato
    @SleebyTomato Год назад +16

    Watching your videos gives me the same vibe as being invited to a friends house to be shown something cool, its a very good feeling.

  • @nanaki-seto
    @nanaki-seto Год назад +56

    Not gona lie you are getting damn good with making these swords! Gona be interesting to see what you come up with over the next couple years or so !
    I could only imagine what you could do with a mill lathe and all that good stuff because that sucker is pretty damn functional

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +3

      Oh yeah, a mill would be a gamechanger on these projects 🤩

  • @Seldion_Ghost
    @Seldion_Ghost Год назад +6

    That damn POC dentist bit instantly had me flinching. I CAN NOW SMELL AND TASTE the sawdust and metal shavings.

  • @GraveyardOfDoubt
    @GraveyardOfDoubt 8 дней назад

    I am fully understand all of your emotions on this complicated pain-project). You did a great job, especially for the first build.

  • @Tumoxa89
    @Tumoxa89 Год назад +11

    That's a very ambitious project, can't believe you pulled it off.

  • @Red_Bastion
    @Red_Bastion Год назад +9

    Your ideas are brilliant man!!! You're incredible, it always seems like time or resources or tools are holding you back, all the concepts that fail in these videos seem like completely doable (and something I'd never think of) if given the chance to refine them at your leisure.
    And even with all those obstacles and restrictions, you still manage to create astounding works!

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +4

      Thanks a lot! Next one won’t have a time constraint, so I can finally make a clean version

  • @ElenaWIP
    @ElenaWIP Год назад +1

    10/10 man, this is genius crafting, I felt your pain everytime the thing broke, glad you decided to show it so we understand the journey this project was.

  • @gabewyatt3603
    @gabewyatt3603 Год назад +5

    This is the first video of yours I’ve ever seen, but this is incredible! The effort and details this has is incredible! You just earned a subscriber!

  • @chrisdinger5100
    @chrisdinger5100 Год назад +21

    Can't wait to see you working in your own fully supplied workshop.

  • @PJTForging
    @PJTForging Год назад +5

    Man! That was an emotional rollercoaster! Massive congrats on getting it all working in the end. It looks great!

  • @brandonmiller9155
    @brandonmiller9155 Год назад +1

    That thing looks sick! And the retraction mechanism you made, that was largely hand drawn was super stylistic

  • @Seraphim_1172
    @Seraphim_1172 14 дней назад +1

    With how great it came out in a rushed 3 week limit - imagine how great it could've been if EA had let you take your time. You are very skilled man - Keep up the good work, and great job!

  • @lukanine5610
    @lukanine5610 Год назад +8

    I love the passion you put in your work piece and the videos and I think it is amazing how you made the blade so sturdy. Hop to see some more of your work soon.

  • @Rainb0y2k
    @Rainb0y2k Год назад +15

    this is one of the coolest projects i ever saw, sick sword and it looks supert clean ...also all the mechanics are A+, maybe you did some things for the first time but to make a sword like that is also probably one of the first times ever made ( apart from your first one). you'll gonna become an absolut crafts powerhouse man, a real sword engineer 🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +4

      Thanks a lot! I really appreciate that. Can’t wait to put everything I learned from this into my own design 🙌

  • @EternityInGaming
    @EternityInGaming Год назад

    oh man the immense amount of work that went into this sword and all the setbacks. I know that must've been stressful but that end result was so cool. Great work man! Blacksmiths are so cool!

  • @bluefoxgalaxy6057
    @bluefoxgalaxy6057 11 дней назад

    The idea of a segmented whip sword is always so awesome, phenomenal job!

  • @fiery_transition
    @fiery_transition Год назад +44

    Very awesome! Would be nice to see some more cutting techniques with the whip, but unfortunately such a weapon is hard to master safely.

    • @breezy1768
      @breezy1768 Год назад +2

      Has to master making it first. I'm sure it would of broke if there was more cutting. Nonetheless thing was awesome.

  • @samziegler4957
    @samziegler4957 Год назад +24

    I was skeptical when you mentioned the forge welding process you decided on. I should have learned by now to not underestimate Njord Artisan. Pushing the limits, he is the master of impossible things.

  • @user-js9tm1dr7h
    @user-js9tm1dr7h 9 месяцев назад +2

    You are incredibly talented. This is amazing. I mean wow that takes a lot of willpower, dedication, experience and intelligence to do something like this. You are a very special person. Good job!

  • @clydecross1983
    @clydecross1983 Год назад +3

    The fact that battery powered grinder cuts through that steel is the most amazing thing to me.

  • @PubescentFrog
    @PubescentFrog Год назад +4

    This video was fantastic!! I especially liked the editing and cinematography. This channel is so underrated. Keep up the great work!! :)

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад

      Thanks a lot! I really appreciate that 🙌

  • @shadowtouch3401
    @shadowtouch3401 Год назад +4

    That end product is so sick! Well done dude, love your vids

  • @deadpool_mwtm
    @deadpool_mwtm 11 месяцев назад

    Wow! Impressive work man! Well done! And as a maker myself, I completely get your pains from things just creating more problems once it’s like 99,9% finished! +rep to you for not giving up!

  • @drac0946
    @drac0946 4 месяца назад +1

    the fact that even with all the mechanics it’s still capable of acting as a normal sword plus a kickass blade whip is impressive and cool

  • @CoMpoZeD1
    @CoMpoZeD1 Год назад +5

    Speechless! The sword looks sick and I am mindblown with that sponsor 😱

  • @fartguts
    @fartguts Год назад +6

    love to see the approach from EA, your progress is crazy!

  • @myserinity4779
    @myserinity4779 Год назад +2

    I love whip swords they are so neat! You did such a good job and Congrats on the sponsorship! 😄

  • @svn5510
    @svn5510 23 дня назад

    Njord, your patience is inspiring. Incredible to see you persevere! It would be so easy to give up with some of those setbacks. Well done

  • @dankforest
    @dankforest Год назад +4

    Bro dont be disheartened. You have litterally invented new weapons multiple times on this channel. You will hit real soon, keep it up. This build was amazing. Just keep designing and engineering.

  • @christianautilus374
    @christianautilus374 Год назад +9

    woah bro the fact that you did it all in just few weeks is insane, i myself when cutting out parts out of some flat bar with an angle grinder took me like half a day, but you? in that time the guy legit cut out an entire mechanism and sharpened the blade and all. im stunned how talented you are, one day id like to be as gifted in crafts as you, and even despite all the problems coming in to ruin your plans you still managed to pull this off, no more explainations needed im subbing right away, amazing job beyond comprehension

  • @eldenbeast8901
    @eldenbeast8901 Год назад +1

    Thats insane. My boy needs more recognition for this amazing work or art and technology

  • @evanlephrog7337
    @evanlephrog7337 8 месяцев назад

    GEEZ
    Not only does it look perfect, the mechanism is also perfect! You are extremely talented and smart!

  • @JEASOUA
    @JEASOUA Год назад +3

    what a finnicky design, and a huge undertaking by you. great job on the finished product, i definitely felt the frustration everytime the build didnt want to go forward. and good edits aswell

  • @Thezxc568III
    @Thezxc568III Год назад +3

    Another video, another inspiring showcase of intense detail work. Your uploads are always worth the wait.

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад

      Thanks! That really nice to hear 🙌

  • @cnyle1803
    @cnyle1803 Месяц назад

    So sick dude, keep the inspiration flowing. I appreciate it 🤙

  • @rafaeljhol
    @rafaeljhol Год назад +1

    Really cool video. From a passionate WH fan, thank you for bringing the awesome karakuri katana to real life.

  • @eatshityoutube3825
    @eatshityoutube3825 Год назад +3

    Absolutely my favorite blacksmith, no need for all the fancy tools like others have, and you can make stuff as complicated as this, amazing, keep up the good work

  • @nicholassels7411
    @nicholassels7411 Год назад +3

    The pain I felt when you said " We're done." then pulled the blade free of the hilt. I've had a few projects that have done that to me in the past, its the home stretch and you suddenly have hours more work to do. Anyways, the evolution of your whip-blade is awesome, excellent work and phenomenal problem solving!

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад

      Thanks! I was definitely down bad at that moment. But as another viewer said, at least it didn’t happen later while testing 😄

  • @chimmichurri6940
    @chimmichurri6940 8 месяцев назад

    Grew up with a dad that was a master welder/ fabricator, its really nice watching a video where we understand the processes put into a piece like this. Plus the end result is damn awsome! Good on you man, shits awsome :D

  • @lucaspowell3645
    @lucaspowell3645 9 месяцев назад

    With a little more reliability I could see that being useful in combat. Definitely a well executed project. It's so cool… keep up the great work!

  • @maverickmeteor
    @maverickmeteor Год назад +5

    This is really impressive and a HUGE amount of work. Thank you for entertaining us :-) I hope you get a hundred million subs.

  • @jdmmike7225
    @jdmmike7225 Год назад +4

    I mean when EA approaches you to build a real-world version of one of their weapons you don't say no. It'd be like Mazda approaching me to build a rotary MX-5 for them, as I've built half a dozen since 06 LMAO. Good job dude, keep up the great work 🤙

  • @SarthMannson
    @SarthMannson Год назад +4

    I am super inspired by your hard work and determination dude

  • @LastReplays
    @LastReplays 4 месяца назад

    That deadline is absolutely mental. Hopefully this pays off well for you! gave it a like

  • @Densoro
    @Densoro Год назад +20

    Excellent build! I love how well it cuts :D The broken part was a bummer, but I'm just glad it gave out _during assembly_ instead of flying off and stabbing you in the back while you were swinging it! o__o

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +4

      If you put it like that it was a blessing in disguise 😄

  • @CloudStudiosPhoto
    @CloudStudiosPhoto 11 месяцев назад

    Well done! Awesome to see your perseverance paid off 🤙🏽

  • @SeaSerpentLevi
    @SeaSerpentLevi Год назад

    My man you are an absolute legend, you fought bravely in this project bro and it turned out amazing congrats!! 😭 im mad excited to play this game it looks insanely beautiful and kinda gave me some mononoke vibes with the big boar, and also lots of fun to play as a monster hunter fan. Your video just made me even more excited. Thanks for sharing your art man!! 🫡

  • @malcolmbrice01
    @malcolmbrice01 Год назад +6

    The stress must have been intense but it turned out pretty good!

  • @DH-xw6jp
    @DH-xw6jp Год назад +4

    I like the fact you took a concept that pretty much all sword youtubers said "naw, that's silly and will never work" and said "wanna bet?"
    And you have repeatedly made more advanced, more functional, versions of the thing believed to be impossible.

    • @yourunclejohn984
      @yourunclejohn984 Год назад

      Still wouldn’t work though. It’s entire body is a weakness

  • @vertigo1721
    @vertigo1721 Год назад

    The fact that you actually made an irl snake katana/sword is so dope I thought it would be impossible to do but it’s not bro your the coolest

  • @user-dy2ij6br9m
    @user-dy2ij6br9m 7 месяцев назад

    Wow, I am amazed by the fact you never gave up and found solutions to all of the problems! This seemed pretty hard and frustrating to do . So be proud of yourself!

  • @DarkestVampire92
    @DarkestVampire92 Год назад +4

    I'd love to see an improved version without a time limit, maybe with the original gearbox working. The idea was good, i'm just not sure if PLA plastic is going to be enough to handle the forces involved more than once or twice.

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад +1

      Yeah I should probably build the gearbox and stress test it with just a 2kg weight to see whether it works. I actually used TPEG because I read that’s supposed to be sturdier.

  • @skulldragongamer8079
    @skulldragongamer8079 6 месяцев назад +9

    does anyone remember shadow fight 2 ??

  • @gavinsdaddy7
    @gavinsdaddy7 Год назад

    I felt that last break hard man. You are a bastion of strength my man.

  • @opeltheartist
    @opeltheartist 2 месяца назад

    Kickass work. Way to power thru all the issues ❤

  • @CrestedCleo
    @CrestedCleo Год назад +4

    **Mitsuri has entered the chat**

  • @emjay6453
    @emjay6453 Год назад +5

    That was amazing now make a version that glows green 😍

  • @astephens3600
    @astephens3600 7 месяцев назад +1

    So awesome. The idea for a katana whip so similar to the one used by Kai in Samurai warrior 3.

  • @TylerJadeye
    @TylerJadeye Год назад +1

    Good job man. Awesome video! Keep up the greatness!

  • @jaewol359
    @jaewol359 Год назад +4

    That looks so sick. Such a smart design too, although all of the setbacks were certainly very disheartening.

  • @noneyabidness9644
    @noneyabidness9644 Год назад +8

    I was hoping to see a new whip blade soon!
    Damn, that cut *clean!*

  • @knightwithagun8875
    @knightwithagun8875 5 месяцев назад

    Love forging youtube, always have. This video was absolute GREEK FIRE. great job man, despite the setbacks you managed to get a great end product

  • @MasterSkippy117
    @MasterSkippy117 5 месяцев назад

    How do you not have more subscribers man!?!? This is talent!! ❤

  • @enlightendbel
    @enlightendbel 5 месяцев назад +186

    That's Zabimaru. EA plagiarizing Bleach?

    • @EBAH96
      @EBAH96 Месяц назад +19

      Nahh, ik your aware but zabimaru is way different, just because it functions similar to zabimaru doesn't mean its copied after it, if that were the case the katana would be same as the kopesh simply cause they're swords.

    • @StuckTrippin
      @StuckTrippin Месяц назад +5

      That's not how plagiarism works or what it is lol

    • @anakonias
      @anakonias Месяц назад +11

      As if zabimaru was original whip sword

    • @gimimybagel_rapidbaylordav2033
      @gimimybagel_rapidbaylordav2033 Месяц назад +2

      Your slow

    • @sillygaming4000
      @sillygaming4000 Месяц назад +1

      I think people asking if you’re slow are the slow one, literally me when I don’t understand a joke

  • @tinker-benny2788
    @tinker-benny2788 Год назад +4

    Very cool! The problems of your build only happend because it was sooooo complicated ... not many people would be able to pull this of! You can really be proud!
    And I really love your humor :D

  • @MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq
    @MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq 13 дней назад +2

    I first saw that sword in Shadow Fight 2, And my fav weapon too!

  • @suprememedjai4433
    @suprememedjai4433 Год назад +1

    You did an amazing job considering the time constraints I would like to see you try again. Except slowly over time while doing other projects. I really think you could make an even more exceptional sword than the one you have already made.

    • @NjordArtisan
      @NjordArtisan  Год назад

      Next one won’t have a deadline 👍🏻

  • @anvak6621
    @anvak6621 Год назад +5

    this is why i hate deadlines. Its such a shame to see you get so frustrated at a frankly avoidable issue. I love the piece and your design, id love to see more in the future.

    • @Eaode
      @Eaode Год назад

      EA moment

  • @MiNiH2o200
    @MiNiH2o200 Год назад +8

    I am too lazy to type a good comment, but Ibwant to.

  • @kingxurekjr5378
    @kingxurekjr5378 23 дня назад

    What cool build and what a great game, glad i played it awhile back

  • @nhatetherizzler
    @nhatetherizzler Год назад +1

    27:55 I was caught off guard with this one. It was funny asf bro. Keep up the good work man!!

  • @chincemagnet
    @chincemagnet Год назад +12

    The climax was extremely underwhelming

    • @Miss_GiggleFarts
      @Miss_GiggleFarts Месяц назад +4

      bet you've heard that one alot

    • @chincemagnet
      @chincemagnet Месяц назад +4

      @@Miss_GiggleFarts from your mom 😳😆

    • @Miss_GiggleFarts
      @Miss_GiggleFarts Месяц назад +2

      @@chincemagnet lmao

    • @vallriah6972
      @vallriah6972 Месяц назад

      Im sure that wasnt the 1st time for you~

    • @chincemagnet
      @chincemagnet Месяц назад +2

      @@vallriah6972 goddamn I’m getting tore up and emasculated 😆

  • @D990990990
    @D990990990 Год назад

    Thats absolutely insane! Well done good sir!👏

  • @FarlinatorKarl
    @FarlinatorKarl 5 месяцев назад

    Wow, you made it work which is fantastic! Fair play, felt your pain!!!

  • @el6922
    @el6922 Год назад

    Man your work is just impressive!

  • @jinxeddestiny8753
    @jinxeddestiny8753 Год назад

    This is the first video I see of your channel and wow it’s such a cool creation you deserve my sub
    Keep it up

  • @mythrixx_world
    @mythrixx_world 8 месяцев назад

    your dedication to deliver is on another level practice makes perfect keep up the work

  • @abadsfsplayer
    @abadsfsplayer Месяц назад

    that sneeze was amazing

  • @nickvanknippenberg1658
    @nickvanknippenberg1658 23 часа назад

    Super entertaining to watch. Not only great skill but really dry and funny humor moments/transitions: I didn't want to spend the money getting a 3D printer, I got a 3D printer. Lol :D

  • @richardcraddock958
    @richardcraddock958 Год назад +1

    Dude i am a sub for life now lol this video is extremely well done. You are so talented! Keep doing your thing man!