Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
@@spunn_co that is untrue. A weapon (every weapon longer than a knife) is all about balance. No matter how used you are to your weapon, it will not matter because your opponent will be used to his. And if it is lighter and faster, he will be faster than you and he will have more stamina. A weapon is not supposed to be heavy. Did you know a mace is not much heavier than a sword? It is just balanced differently.
@@med4nel singer tell me the big guy that could swing around that sword like it was butter would have a disadvantage to the guy with the light skinny little sword I don't get it bro you're stupid go away go back to the Box you hide in
I have come to notice that now. Once I hear it I just shake my head for head for the person. I wonder if weight would of mattered as much for the weapons in their time periods? Weight always matters but they take it as a big deal here.
@@kamenwaticlients Think like a soldier. You can choose from two weapons to swing all day, in combat. If the damage is equal, weight is an excellent tie breaker.
they judged axes in same way as sword. But Axes and maces were used to be made heavy so as to kill enemy in one/two blow not repeated blows. That was applicable for swords.
@@ankushzap Axes are designed to kill your opponent in one or two swings. But you may need more swings than that before you land those one or two. And, unless you're fighting an army of one, you'll need to do it again. And again.
@@PabloGarcia-pl8yy Even then, that "someone" would have still preferred a lighter weapon that's otherwise the same. You can use it for longer and you can block, parry, deflect, aim more accurately, control your swings/edge alignment better, avoid overswing, telegraph less, give less time for the enemy to react and change directions much better with a lighter weapon. And it wouldn't be less devastating because you can give a lighter weapon more velocity to generate force.
@@abrakadabra9210 a one handed sword weights 1kg up to 1.5. A one handed axe or mace rarely exceeds 1kg! It's due to their respective weight distribution. Sure something 2x as heavy would crush armour better, but it will exhaust you much faster and is likely to make you too slow!
Actually not correct at all. Medieval maces were about the same weight as swords. It's not a question of how much weight, but where the weight on the weapon is centered. Usually maces are more front heavy to deliver more energy into the hit. Sure you have heavy maces. You also have heavy swords, but on average they were actually very similar in weight.
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
@@spunn_co ffs, we are not live in anime or fantasy series, in all combats the winner fact in an even match,or large battle is stamina,(besides skills ofc) the heavier weapon have potential less swings, the lighter and smooth handling weapon wins.
@@spunn_co I get your point and I'm not picking sides I know that this show has its baffling opinion at time. But a weapon needs to be something for the everyday warrior and man can use,something not to heavy but well balanced in the old times people were more ahead of time and crafted not only blades and shields but everything in a way anyone can use. Even if you needed warriors you would want all of them big or small able to use the tools you are given for combat.
@@feferson492 not necessarily, the added weight increases the amount of force bludgeoning weapons carry. You don’t need to swing more times if you can incapacitate your enemy in fewer blows obviously. The judges pretty much just prefer lighter weapons, which is fine I just don’t understand why the show chooses to focus on sometimes controversial reasons for someone losing rather than something that’s objective like how one weapon wasn’t damaged at all in the durability testing while the other was.
I figured the weight difference would be a determining factor. I really liked Chris too. He did such a a great job and a fantastic piece of medieval warfare. Keep your head high, Chris! You did amazing!
I like how the one guy lost, just because his weapon was heavy... even though the mass was a clear advantage. I mean, the damage it did to the armor was to the point where the guy inside would likely not be able to breathe, compared to the mild deformation of the light weapon.
First of all, any weapon should be as light as possible. They're easier to control and carry that way. Second. The guy didn't lose just cause of the weight. His weapon picked up a very small deformation, whereas the lighter one didn't pick up any damage. Yes, the heavy one did more damage to the armour, but that test is just about strength (not breaking when hit)
@@Rulupaul No, not every weapon should be as light as possible. It should be controllable but being heavier doesn't make it uncontrollable. This weapon had an axe and mace portion to it, both weapons are meant to be heavy hard hitters and Chris' weapon matched that perfectly. It is perfect in a fight as long as the person using it is strong. If you value weight over ability and damage, this weapon is not supposed to be used by you. In comparison Chris' weapon destroys in the kill test and the tiniest bit of glinting won't change that. That's why in my opinion, Chris presented a weapon that was a parfect Tabar Shispar and he should have won. Also side note, don't start your comment with "Ehm" it makes everyone hate hearing your opinions so much more and makes your argument seem way nerdier.
I think its a very strict trade off, if you think about the damage the heavy one would be closer to a 1 hit kill or cripple shot which is obviously the best outcome. I mean the hammer portion punctured the armor on a helmet that man is dead before he hits the ground. However, if you're fighting in a pitched battle how many swings can you get off before the weight starts to make you slow and a quicker fresher enemy is able to slip past your guard. Just one of the trade offs you should consider, it definitely shouldn't be as light as possible but light enough that you can maintain your stamina whilst heavy enough to take the fewest strikes to kill
It's hard to say for sure since we don't know anyone alive today who personally trained with and used this weapon in a combat situation, but I would venture to guess that the lighter weight weapon forged in this episode would have been more desirable since you would be able to swing it faster and more frequently without injuring or tiring yourself out, especially if it was intended to be a 1-handed weapon as I suspect. If I were betting on two fighters of identical physique and training with this weapon, and one was using Chris's heavier version and the other was using Mark's lighter one, I would put more money on Mark's. As for the results of the strength test, both of them did pretty severe damage to the armor, enough that I would suspect the wearer in both cases would be similarly injured or at least stunned. It's not clear if this weapon ever even encountered plate armor like this; if the expected combatants in the original context of the weapon were more lightly armored, the advantage conferred by additional weight of the weapon would be considerably less.
I commend both guys. I wish they both got a trophy or showed both weapons in a showcase room, only because it's RARE to see two blacksmiths on this show make it through every challenge and still have little to no damage.
Ippo2k19 the average man was not as tall back in the day or had the same muscle mass so of course his weapon couldn’t be as heavy as they can be today. Needing to match the weight of a weapon made in the 16th century when it’s made for people today is just dumb.
Mark's problem actually bettered the axe blade! I'm so surprised they didn't talk about that! The bit he took out of the bottom of that axe blade, KILLED that carcass. Great job man. Making a problem into a buff. Amazing.
Tábár-Shesh-pár T: Axe-six-edge I never seen one intill now, great stuff guys ,its facinating that people still do practice medival weapons and blacksmith.I hope the masters pass forward their knowledge. All of you guys deserve respect for doing this program 💯💯
It is interesting to see how the smiths struggle to make these weapons in 5 days with modern technology. Imagine how hard was to build them in the ancient and middle ages.
If my man really agreed to give his wife 90% of the winnings I'm either gonna assume he's kidding, or need some reasons why, or else I'm callin' this dude as the first Simp to be crowned Forgemaster
I've never watched the full show. But it is good to see the contestors are friendly towards each other for a change, judging from other reality shows I've seen.
It looked like wet wood to me. Plus he wasn't even sure if the blade was going to snap or not. If it couldn't take a log, it wouldn't be able to handle the tests the judges had for it.
Well, it is actually probably frozen wood, it was below freezing where he was, and therefor the ice inside the wood would have freezed, making it actually very dangerous to an axe blade. Especially because he didnt go at an angle
It was "better" because it was heavier. In combat you could be at it for hours. If you cant lift your weapon after a few minutes youre as good as dead.
Sounds about right.."Honey I want to go of for a couple of weeks and make swords and stuff." " All right as long as I get any money you win" ...."Of course dear"
The slogan for this weapon should be "When you can't make up mind whether or not you want a mace or an axe why not just pick up one of these bad boys?" LOL
@@dannycarrick7763 I am, if your a professional soldier (practicing & battling) with this chosen weapon, dont you think the guy would be a beast? I wouldn't wield this weapon if I couldn't crush skulls with 1 strike.
Its obviously the most effective if you want to fight empty suits of armor. Against a target that moves, dodges and tries to hit you, that is another case.
I despise how everytime its a tight race, the heavier one automatically looses. Like bruh, this is a blunt weapon, the heavier weapon guy should of won how it did more damage
@@castillorc If you swing it six times and "feel it in your arm" then the weapon is not meant to be used by you. Its an axe and a mace. It's not supposed to be used like a sword
@@jaxoncooper3354 but a warrior on a battlefield would need to swing it all day, and be fairly quick with their strikes to be able to deliver blows to multiple enemies before being overwhelmed. no matter how you swing it (no pun intended) a weapon that's too heavy is impractical
Instead of doubling the tube with a much thicker tube like Christopher did, inserting a wooden rod would have done the job just as well with much less weight. Then, he could have also quenched the shaft. Dough tested Mark's weapon first and noted how light it was. That's the moment when Mark won. Only a catastrophic failure could have prevented him from wining.
@@joaquimfurtado4868 you can call it any thing. But indians did not see this until After Emperor nader shah attack dehli in 1739 and easily defeated mughals.
That's an overnight ain't it? The man creates a weapon to fit him and because he is a big man it works, but the moment a smaller man gets a hold of it they can't use it
sort of, but also heavier weapons are just harder to use in general. all of the judges are either master smiths, or incredibly skilled in combat; they're all used to swinging things about, and are therefore all fairly strong. it comes down to the fact that a heavy weapon is always going to be unwieldy due to the physics of it, not due to the strength of the user
Try jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge into the water. You'll be dead as the soft water acts like concrete. Also, it's the same reason why not all trees break in a storm. Sift doesn't mean its not strong. And has the studio tests show, the weapon stayed sharp and did not break.
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DO THEY NOT GET TO KEEP THEIR BUILDS AFTER?????
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
Will Wilis sound so diffrent
It will keel
The tabar shisbar will keeeeeeeel
please include the historical background of the weapons, they're interesting and honestly we don't mind the extra 30 seconds that goes into it
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
Mushroom Hatters Adventers stop replying the same thing everywhere
Mushroom Hatters Adventers yes, but there was little edge deformation and i think it was the main reason that he lost
@@spunn_co that is untrue. A weapon (every weapon longer than a knife) is all about balance. No matter how used you are to your weapon, it will not matter because your opponent will be used to his. And if it is lighter and faster, he will be faster than you and he will have more stamina. A weapon is not supposed to be heavy. Did you know a mace is not much heavier than a sword? It is just balanced differently.
@@med4nel singer tell me the big guy that could swing around that sword like it was butter would have a disadvantage to the guy with the light skinny little sword I don't get it bro you're stupid go away go back to the Box you hide in
They moment you hear "this is heavy", you know the only way you win is your opponent having catastrophic failure
Yup
Very true. 😂
I have come to notice that now. Once I hear it I just shake my head for head for the person. I wonder if weight would of mattered as much for the weapons in their time periods? Weight always matters but they take it as a big deal here.
@@kamenwaticlients honestly in this case specifically it probably wouldn't have mattered
@@kamenwaticlients Think like a soldier. You can choose from two weapons to swing all day, in combat.
If the damage is equal, weight is an excellent tie breaker.
Chris was giggling when he saw his own weapon used. He was giggling when his opponent's weapon was used. He was just happy to be there. Be like Chris.
Now Mark can go back to working on that overdue Game Of Thrones book.
thank god someone else saw it
Lmao HAHAHAHAH
The similarities in their voice/tone and vocal mannerisms are nuts
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I SAID! Soon as I laid eyes on him, "that's George R R Martin, dude."
🤣🤣
Contestant: *Uses a heavy handle* "oh the judges will be able to handle it"
The Judges: god its heavy and I cant handle it.
they judged axes in same way as sword. But Axes and maces were used to be made heavy so as to kill enemy in one/two blow not repeated blows. That was applicable for swords.
@@ankushzap assuming the weapon is still lethal and durable, lighter is better.
@@ankushzap Axes are designed to kill your opponent in one or two swings. But you may need more swings than that before you land those one or two. And, unless you're fighting an army of one, you'll need to do it again. And again.
People were stronger back then. Someone would’ve loved that heavy mace
@@PabloGarcia-pl8yy Even then, that "someone" would have still preferred a lighter weapon that's otherwise the same. You can use it for longer and you can block, parry, deflect, aim more accurately, control your swings/edge alignment better, avoid overswing, telegraph less, give less time for the enemy to react and change directions much better with a lighter weapon. And it wouldn't be less devastating because you can give a lighter weapon more velocity to generate force.
I’m convinced Chris wanted to prove it wasn’t heavy by placing the weapon down on the judges table with one hand lmao
When you step on a Lego piece 9:26
I'm laughing so much 😂😂😂
I'm dying!😂
ok
Anzu Wyliei 😐 did you do this by choice or as a punishment?
Neymar Jr hahah!!!
Sharpness test before strength test? Whaaaaaaaaatttttttt
completely agree. axes and maces are known to be more heavy.. not sure why weight was an issue for judges.
@@abrakadabra9210it must have been still to heavy even for this Type of weapon
@@abrakadabra9210 a one handed sword weights 1kg up to 1.5. A one handed axe or mace rarely exceeds 1kg! It's due to their respective weight distribution. Sure something 2x as heavy would crush armour better, but it will exhaust you much faster and is likely to make you too slow!
Actually not correct at all. Medieval maces were about the same weight as swords. It's not a question of how much weight, but where the weight on the weapon is centered. Usually maces are more front heavy to deliver more energy into the hit. Sure you have heavy maces. You also have heavy swords, but on average they were actually very similar in weight.
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
I love those episodes where it all comes down to “who won harder”😂 great job by both👌🏻
I liked Mark. Felt like he was imagining the damage it would do to a real human and was sobered by that thought.
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
@@spunn_co bruh you copied and pasted your comment twice... just saying
@@LennyHobbiesUniverse that's how you know you get people to read it
Mushroom Hatters Adventers what about the fact the other guy took edge damage?
@@spunn_co my thought exactly... or do sum like the romans that trained with like 20 lbs swords but actualy fought with way lighter swords
Chris lost but still has a great smile on him.
Chris is a dunce
Steven Hornostaj it’s ur problem noob
@@jayden6732 funny, how you take the time to call him a noob when he was joking. That's really smart of you 😉
@Joshua Thorp lol you mean hitting judges with axe
@Steven Hornostaj Don't look at the comments then
He actually said "it will kill" instead of "it will keel". I'm disappointed
I think he already knows the memes on his pronunciation, which is why he changed it.
@@talkshow69 But everyone loved it :(
Yes please it will keel 100 percent better
Finn Thöming No, he didn’t.
@@Quinn8529 He clearly said 'kill' instead of his usual 'keel'.
u could tell chris just loved every bit of the show. smiling while his competitor did good and everything. my guys a goat.
Who else wants one of those ballistic dummy’s just to beat up when you're stressed
I want one
And I will Yell it will Keeeel
me
I have one in my garage for times when people use the wrong 'your'
Yessir
"Chris! ya ready?!"
"no"
"oh, okay"
*stands around awkwardly*
That winning piece was beautiful. Looked like it was brand new out of the middle ages.
Who that guy was not the better forged in fire guy... if you were a warrior and you swung his mace everyday it would feel like to you.... you know some weapons are heavy but to the warrior that swings them their light... for the fact he uses it everyday..... the one time I will say these judges were being lame you picked the wrong guy
@@spunn_co ffs, we are not live in anime or fantasy series, in all combats the winner fact in an even match,or large battle is stamina,(besides skills ofc) the heavier weapon have potential less swings, the lighter and smooth handling weapon wins.
@@MrDarkWind thats not all ways true ..
brand "new " out of the middle ages?
@@spunn_co I get your point and I'm not picking sides I know that this show has its baffling opinion at time. But a weapon needs to be something for the everyday warrior and man can use,something not to heavy but well balanced in the old times people were more ahead of time and crafted not only blades and shields but everything in a way anyone can use. Even if you needed warriors you would want all of them big or small able to use the tools you are given for combat.
By the happiness on Doug's face when he swing and say "KILL", you sure he's not an serial killer?
He’s a serial KEELER.
Serial KEELER of ballistics dummies for certain.
When he was adding the extra weight to the handle I was like oh looks like this guy gonna lose
@Mr. Webb they are made to be used, any factor that makes it harder to use makes the weapon worse
@@feferson492 not necessarily, the added weight increases the amount of force bludgeoning weapons carry. You don’t need to swing more times if you can incapacitate your enemy in fewer blows obviously. The judges pretty much just prefer lighter weapons, which is fine I just don’t understand why the show chooses to focus on sometimes controversial reasons for someone losing rather than something that’s objective like how one weapon wasn’t damaged at all in the durability testing while the other was.
@@billjoe7036 I disagree
@@billjoe7036 the point is, weight distribution is more important than total weight. Even a club must be practical.
Fun fact: Tabar Shishpar in Farsi means "Six-edged axe"
I figured the weight difference would be a determining factor. I really liked Chris too. He did such a a great job and a fantastic piece of medieval warfare.
Keep your head high, Chris! You did amazing!
So humble, I love these competitions
I like how the one guy lost, just because his weapon was heavy... even though the mass was a clear advantage. I mean, the damage it did to the armor was to the point where the guy inside would likely not be able to breathe, compared to the mild deformation of the light weapon.
First of all, any weapon should be as light as possible. They're easier to control and carry that way.
Second. The guy didn't lose just cause of the weight. His weapon picked up a very small deformation, whereas the lighter one didn't pick up any damage. Yes, the heavy one did more damage to the armour, but that test is just about strength (not breaking when hit)
@@Rulupaul No, not every weapon should be as light as possible. It should be controllable but being heavier doesn't make it uncontrollable. This weapon had an axe and mace portion to it, both weapons are meant to be heavy hard hitters and Chris' weapon matched that perfectly. It is perfect in a fight as long as the person using it is strong. If you value weight over ability and damage, this weapon is not supposed to be used by you. In comparison Chris' weapon destroys in the kill test and the tiniest bit of glinting won't change that. That's why in my opinion, Chris presented a weapon that was a parfect Tabar Shispar and he should have won. Also side note, don't start your comment with "Ehm" it makes everyone hate hearing your opinions so much more and makes your argument seem way nerdier.
@@jaxoncooper3354 Very few people are Guan Yu.
I think its a very strict trade off, if you think about the damage the heavy one would be closer to a 1 hit kill or cripple shot which is obviously the best outcome. I mean the hammer portion punctured the armor on a helmet that man is dead before he hits the ground.
However, if you're fighting in a pitched battle how many swings can you get off before the weight starts to make you slow and a quicker fresher enemy is able to slip past your guard.
Just one of the trade offs you should consider, it definitely shouldn't be as light as possible but light enough that you can maintain your stamina whilst heavy enough to take the fewest strikes to kill
It's hard to say for sure since we don't know anyone alive today who personally trained with and used this weapon in a combat situation, but I would venture to guess that the lighter weight weapon forged in this episode would have been more desirable since you would be able to swing it faster and more frequently without injuring or tiring yourself out, especially if it was intended to be a 1-handed weapon as I suspect. If I were betting on two fighters of identical physique and training with this weapon, and one was using Chris's heavier version and the other was using Mark's lighter one, I would put more money on Mark's. As for the results of the strength test, both of them did pretty severe damage to the armor, enough that I would suspect the wearer in both cases would be similarly injured or at least stunned. It's not clear if this weapon ever even encountered plate armor like this; if the expected combatants in the original context of the weapon were more lightly armored, the advantage conferred by additional weight of the weapon would be considerably less.
9:27 Converting tears in a laugh what a man 👍
“Don’t hold back”
“I’m not gonna”......😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I commend both guys. I wish they both got a trophy or showed both weapons in a showcase room, only because it's RARE to see two blacksmiths on this show make it through every challenge and still have little to no damage.
Two dwarves making great weapons.
Me: So how did you like my weapon?
Judges: Well its heavy and I can still feel it in my arm
Me: So I lost because you ain’t strong?
yeah, exactly. which is BS.
Yeah, that’s exactly my thoughts. I’m 6’ 6” tall 300lbs... heavy to me means higher damage which is preferred in an axe type weapon
theres nothing scientific about this. they are just a bunch of old men playing with swords. its pretty biased for a test.
Y'all know nothing about weapon weight throughout history, heavy weapons were cumbersome, that's why most weapons were around 2-4 pounds
Ippo2k19 the average man was not as tall back in the day or had the same muscle mass so of course his weapon couldn’t be as heavy as they can be today. Needing to match the weight of a weapon made in the 16th century when it’s made for people today is just dumb.
Mark's problem actually bettered the axe blade! I'm so surprised they didn't talk about that! The bit he took out of the bottom of that axe blade, KILLED that carcass. Great job man. Making a problem into a buff. Amazing.
Tábár-Shesh-pár
T: Axe-six-edge
I never seen one intill now, great stuff guys ,its facinating that people still do practice medival weapons and blacksmith.I hope the masters pass forward their knowledge. All of you guys deserve respect for doing this program 💯💯
Learn from this man’s mistakes, NEVER GO HEAVIER
Sharpness test before strength test?
That's HISTORY 🤣
"We made a deal, she gets 9k and I get a thousand." dude you do not know how to business
@Ran Ngif there was a subreddit for completely devaluing a joke then you guys would be the banner art
Simp
Petr Chodil Stonks
No, but he knows how to do marriage ;)
@@derrickdinwiddie8759He Still a simp. Just like you simp.
History channel : *Cuts historic parts from a video ...
"your weapon, it is heavy"
HEAVY SWEATING
0:36 that’s what she said
Best comment ever
Very good
YES
Maihi Barbarich shut up
But I still love you
0:54
My grandfather‘s weapon steel I have 2 of them they are almost 700 years old!
Proud to be Persian
2:15 "I couldn't be happier" yeah bro your face speaks for itself
"A little bit heavier, but I think the judges are up to that challenge"
Me: dude, have you seen a single episode of this show?
Chris just seems soo happy beeing there.
Lmao! "Today I'm gonna work on the shaft....." (;
Judges: Mark congrats you won
Mark :mhm
“There can only be one Forged in Fire weapon” ...You must battle to the death.
Judge: It's heavy, but overall, it's a great weapon
Everybody: I admit my defeat, congratulations to my opponent.
Your weapon is heavy game over !!
1:04 quench was really crazy
It is interesting to see how the smiths struggle to make these weapons in 5 days with modern technology. Imagine how hard was to build them in the ancient and middle ages.
They struggle because of the short time given, medieval blacksmiths took months for that.
Weapon makers were slaves...
They would say "four days? Are you kidding no way!"
It also wasn't one guy, there was a lot more manpower
In my head I was thinking “what if the loser got mad, they could just kill the winner and judgesl 😂
Omg i was thinking the same haha
Doug is one of the judges and has an entire wall of weapons to use to defend himself. An angry guy vs. Doug isn't a fair fight.
Both final weapons looked great! Awesome effort from both contestants!
The money taking capability of wives never ceases to amaze me. Good god, 9000 dollars for a deal, she has talent !
"It will kill".
Duh! If you hit someone with a metal object enough times it will."
Are you sure?
Yeah but thats inhumane like just smashing someone bit by bit letting them feel incredible pain before they die is just inhumane.
@@enchanted4468 ripping someone guts out isn't much better is it
Kenji games killing someone is inhumane
@@mrmooseasapickle9573 You are indeed correct.
But you can still kill "as humanely as possible", which would mean the least pain suffered.
Bladesmith "I'm gonna make it heavy"
Me "oof"
John Wick picks up a Pencil: "It will Kill"
Beastly! My favorite finals weapon to date. Excellent!
Congrats on 1k Mark !
As soon as Doug said heavy I knew who lost.
9:26 I almost had an heart attack
I love watching the part where they test the weapons.
Once again "heavy" = loss, unless the other weapon breaks.
If my man really agreed to give his wife 90% of the winnings I'm either gonna assume he's kidding, or need some reasons why, or else I'm callin' this dude as the first Simp to be crowned Forgemaster
This whole show is very humbling! no drama, pure talent and please dont be over weight or heavy weapon and it will be fine. great show
This is a Persian weapon and everyone pronounced it incorrectly :D
Tabar: Axe
Shish: 6
Par: Wing/Feather
Sorry but this an indian weopan, this is an indian Deccan Tabar no way close to Persian Tabar
@@joaquimfurtado4868 i did more research and you are right. Thanks for correcting me 👍👌
9:26 9 year old gamers trying to talk to their crush
"Toughest test I can give it"
>literally uses the axe in it's original intended purpose on what looks like rotting birch.
I've never watched the full show. But it is good to see the contestors are friendly towards each other for a change, judging from other reality shows I've seen.
They should put the background and history of the weapons on these clips.
Chris is proud of his weapon, you can see it in his eyes
7:09 They finna twacking some Gondorians
As soon as he doubled his handle I knew he was done, unless the other guy's weapon broke. Too bad.
3:45 Toughest test? He's chopping into rotten birch logs, thats one step away from chopping into foam noodles or the chuck e cheese ball pit.
It looked like wet wood to me.
Plus he wasn't even sure if the blade was going to snap or not. If it couldn't take a log, it wouldn't be able to handle the tests the judges had for it.
Well, it is actually probably frozen wood, it was below freezing where he was, and therefor the ice inside the wood would have freezed, making it actually very dangerous to an axe blade. Especially because he didnt go at an angle
@@calebnelson6796 indeed chopping wood that way will immediatly damage a bad weapon especiallly frozen wood
He litteraly says "the toughest test *_I_* could give it. He had all those logs, so he smacked them up. Also, birch is pretty solid
These are real men.
Determination.
Respect.
Hard work.
Wow, two perfect weapons. Sadly the better one was heavier.
It was "better" because it was heavier. In combat you could be at it for hours. If you cant lift your weapon after a few minutes youre as good as dead.
@@massey81 this one was decided on the arthritic shoulder of an old man.
power comes at a price
@@zaodedong9935 and you think every person in the battle was a young man?
@@massey81 true. I'd definitely rather have lighter.
First blacksmith: Its a bit heavy but the Judges can handle that...
Me: congrats on 2nd place mate.
At the moment I saw him laughing after seeing he's kill test
I knew karma was gonna hit him for that weight 😅
He's having way too much fun with the testing lol
Yaaaay perfect timing
Where are the wolf ???
Yeet.
@@shanleyjone6225 Wherever the Lamb goes.... the wolf always follows
@@wemightbealone skeeeeeeeet, omw to gank
The smile on his face while hes brutally stabbing a dummy to a pulp is oddly wholesome.
wholesome is not the word i would choose. Maybe 'terrifying'.
"Going to spend all day on Grindr then work on my shaft" 😉
The checkering mark gave his weapon though... it's amazing.
What do you do with all the weapons that are surrendered at the end of the show? Like when it’s the last 2 contestants
I luv the killing test
Swear that was tank abbott and the writer of GOT when first watched.
I always wait for the iconic line "iT wiLL kELLLL"🤣
“It’s hard to say who’s going to win.”
Famous last words of the smith with the heavier weapon.
“It’s hard to say who’s gonna win.”
Everyone in the comments: No, it isn’t.
Sounds about right.."Honey I want to go of for a couple of weeks and make swords and stuff." " All right as long as I get any money you win" ...."Of course dear"
Doug did not say "it will keel" he said "it will kill" like a normal person. Dissapointing
The slogan for this weapon should be "When you can't make up mind whether or not you want a mace or an axe why not just pick up one of these bad boys?" LOL
Send the judges to the Gym, a heavy weapon is not always a disqualification of a proper weapon. Especially when its obviously the most effective.
your not wrong, but they refer if they were in actual battle, imagine trying to kill over and over again.
@@dannycarrick7763 I am, if your a professional soldier (practicing & battling) with this chosen weapon, dont you think the guy would be a beast? I wouldn't wield this weapon if I couldn't crush skulls with 1 strike.
Yeah a little weight training is needed.
A weapon like that needs some mass to be effective, 1 strike, 1 keel🔨
Its obviously the most effective if you want to fight empty suits of armor. Against a target that moves, dodges and tries to hit you, that is another case.
@@andreyr3611 Well you can either dance around your opponent for 5 minutes with light weapon, or crush him with 1 blow in a second. Your choice :D
I'm dying of laughter every time he says "it will... *_K E E L_* "
I despise how everytime its a tight race, the heavier one automatically looses. Like bruh, this is a blunt weapon, the heavier weapon guy should of won how it did more damage
Crazy_Canuck_97 But weight really is a big issue when it comes to practicality.
Lmao, try to swing that thing a whole day to live and say it again.
@@castillorc If you swing it six times and "feel it in your arm" then the weapon is not meant to be used by you. Its an axe and a mace. It's not supposed to be used like a sword
@@jaxoncooper3354 but a warrior on a battlefield would need to swing it all day, and be fairly quick with their strikes to be able to deliver blows to multiple enemies before being overwhelmed. no matter how you swing it (no pun intended) a weapon that's too heavy is impractical
@@neverseemstoAsh An axe or mace that isn't heavy enough is impractical too. It's meant to be heavy
Instead of doubling the tube with a much thicker tube like Christopher did, inserting a wooden rod would have done the job just as well with much less weight. Then, he could have also quenched the shaft.
Dough tested Mark's weapon first and noted how light it was. That's the moment when Mark won. Only a catastrophic failure could have prevented him from wining.
(tabar) means axe and (shishpar) means six feathers. This is Persians farsi. Cool weapon that i haven't seen ever and i am Persian
They both are singular weapons on their own. Mix them together and boom! You have a tabar shishpar
This is indian Deccan Tabar not Persian
@@joaquimfurtado4868 you can call it any thing. But indians did not see this until After Emperor nader shah attack dehli in 1739 and easily defeated mughals.
@@rohanshirmard2485 lol Tabar is in india from 1711
For a reality tv about killing tools, it's the most wholesome of the bunch
“Shaft” 🥴
Love this show every time I see it
That's an overnight ain't it? The man creates a weapon to fit him and because he is a big man it works, but the moment a smaller man gets a hold of it they can't use it
sort of, but also heavier weapons are just harder to use in general. all of the judges are either master smiths, or incredibly skilled in combat; they're all used to swinging things about, and are therefore all fairly strong. it comes down to the fact that a heavy weapon is always going to be unwieldy due to the physics of it, not due to the strength of the user
Awesome!
3:41 toughest test you i can give it. go and hit rotten wood xD
don't want to accidentally break the whole thing before the actual testing you know.
Try jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge into the water. You'll be dead as the soft water acts like concrete. Also, it's the same reason why not all trees break in a storm. Sift doesn't mean its not strong. And has the studio tests show, the weapon stayed sharp and did not break.
god I love these