I love the fact that you kept the footage of fixing the drill press in this. It's very humanizing, and for all that I LOVED the entire thing (as I do every single one of your videos!!), that was extremely charming and funny to me. Also, this might be my single favorite sword you've ever made! Stunning!!
'When I pulled my sword, it sang, it cried for its new scabbard to be the chest of the barbarian hordes opposed to me. It sang to beg that it be set free to cleave the limbs off my enemies. It sang that it was forever thirsty and to slake it's forever thirst, it must be quenched with the blood of my enemies. The blade wailed and wished to bring death. We are legion. We kill for peace.' -Chris Burdett 'We kill, for peace' -1992
I don’t know the history of the blade, but how did you feel about the depth of those finger grooves on the (absolutely stunning) handle? They look like they might get a little sharp on the hand but I wonder how it felt in yours? I love the whole build, gonna share with my roman history nerd friend ;)
It turned out well. But I find it hard to imagine that 2,000 years ago, when high-quality steel was very valuable, blacksmiths could afford to forge a billet twice as thick as needed, only to have half the metal scraped off on a whetstone. But in the modern version, it is a good reproduction, as I said.
“THIS IS a SPATHA!!!” (stabs Emissary Gladioli in the chest, then kicks his dying body into a deep well that, surprisingly, has absolutely no protective wall to prevent people or animals from falling in and contaminating the water).
I work at an old car dismantliers ,one Thursday night boss goes wanna help my friend dig through the old tools and leaf springs and front arm,double pay ,yip old guy turned up ,out with the leaf springs prte 80s ,he goes i make knives and sword and other cutting stabby things ,so he got couple of pallets of leaf springs ,couple of fish bins of old sp[anners imp Brit and USA ,whitworth stuff ,big ring spanners of varinging imp sizes ,its 11 pm hes done walks of to his truck and comes back with a long sword thing for boss and for me a beautiful double edge 5 inch some majical heat treat in angle piss blade in a beautiful light Rimu handles and dam sharp in a little leather sheath ,crazy skills
The hilt of the Roman sword is short so that the hand is tightly fixed between the guard and the pommel. this makes it possible to precisely control the sword. The hilt of this sword does not fix the hand. a beautiful, but not historical product.
I love the fact that you kept the footage of fixing the drill press in this. It's very humanizing, and for all that I LOVED the entire thing (as I do every single one of your videos!!), that was extremely charming and funny to me. Also, this might be my single favorite sword you've ever made! Stunning!!
Thanks the funny thing is the broken switch was irritating me for a few years I think. Only now I got to open it up and found out it was a, easy fix.
Каждый раз вы нас удивите!браво браво браво 👏 👍👍👍💪💪💪☝️
Absolutely beautiful!
That's a beautiful sword! Thank you for sharing the process.
Great work Maestro!
Stupenda congratulazioni, Italia Roma .
when the war ends I will return to the forge and do what I want and not what was ordered...) good from Ukraine
امیدوارم پروردگار شمارا پیروز کند وبزودی شاهد صلح وارامش وامنیت باشید از ایران
Reminds me of Cincinnatus.
Great job, congratulations! I would be happy if you decide to make some Thracian swords - rhomphaia, sica or makhaira.
Amazing work ❤
Outstanding fella you are a professional craftsman. 10/10 that 👌🏻
One of the best sword i have ever seen, and indeed its your best sword video.
Beautiful art as always bro!
Здравствуйте Фрирк!!!! Как всегда СУПЕР видео!!!!!👍👍👍👍
You do excellent work best friend beautiful sword ⚔️😎👍👍
Parabéns pelo seu belo trabalho.
That green coating is a new thing to me, it got my attention.
Between this sounds on loud speakers and RuneScape smith sounds I wonder what my neighbors think im doing 😂❤
'When I pulled my sword, it sang, it cried for its new scabbard to be the chest of the barbarian hordes opposed to me. It sang to beg that it be set free to cleave the limbs off my enemies. It sang that it was forever thirsty and to slake it's forever thirst, it must be quenched with the blood of my enemies. The blade wailed and wished to bring death. We are legion. We kill for peace.'
-Chris Burdett 'We kill, for peace' -1992
...WOOOOW!!!!!!😀
Heel erg gaaf zwaard! Mooi gedaan!
عمل رائع ❤
Brawo brother 👋
Сочетание красоты и качества!
Привет из беларуси! 🇧🇾
Plan on doing any mosaic pieces?
splendid job bravo. Question did the Romans have the same tools. ;)
Is putting the blade between the timber another way to heat treat the steel ?
High level.
What kind of steel do you use?
Thats brilliant, but think about those guys who made these without modern equipment, it was all done by hand an eye.
I don’t know the history of the blade, but how did you feel about the depth of those finger grooves on the (absolutely stunning) handle? They look like they might get a little sharp on the hand but I wonder how it felt in yours? I love the whole build, gonna share with my roman history nerd friend ;)
I'll take two! xD
It turned out well. But I find it hard to imagine that 2,000 years ago, when high-quality steel was very valuable, blacksmiths could afford to forge a billet twice as thick as needed, only to have half the metal scraped off on a whetstone. But in the modern version, it is a good reproduction, as I said.
❤
It will KEAL!! Marcaida, Doug
“THIS IS a SPATHA!!!” (stabs Emissary Gladioli in the chest, then kicks his dying body into a deep well that, surprisingly, has absolutely no protective wall to prevent people or animals from falling in and contaminating the water).
And at medieval times, was it the same abrasive electric equipment?? This is unfair, as i think..😊
I work at an old car dismantliers ,one Thursday night boss goes wanna help my friend dig through the old tools and leaf springs and front arm,double pay ,yip old guy turned up ,out with the leaf springs prte 80s ,he goes i make knives and sword and other cutting stabby things ,so he got couple of pallets of leaf springs ,couple of fish bins of old sp[anners imp Brit and USA ,whitworth stuff ,big ring spanners of varinging imp sizes ,its 11 pm hes done walks of to his truck and comes back with a long sword thing for boss and for me a beautiful double edge 5 inch some majical heat treat in angle piss blade in a beautiful light Rimu handles and dam sharp in a little leather sheath ,crazy skills
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Спата -Кавалерийский меч римлян. Работа как всегда прекрасна.
Он выковал гладиус, спата имеет более длинный клинок. Примерно как меч-каролинг.
@@Prince_Arthas Вы случаем не из римской империи?
@@Eys.Mel. я с самим Цезарем покорял Галлию!!!!
Думаю что римские легионеры могли только мечтать о таком мече!!!
🦅👍👍
Very uncomfortable handle indeed. Let’s hope you don’t have to use it.
handle is not practical. Blade is nice
😕☹️???...
Scabbard in a separate video?
Nobody cares about the scabbard
verbazingwekkend!!!!!
You should test sword against sword to show the quality of your tempering, not against some lame metal, come on Freerk!!!!
Yes. But not with the customers piece. Good idea though.
The hilt of the Roman sword is short so that the hand is tightly fixed between the guard and the pommel. this makes it possible to precisely control the sword. The hilt of this sword does not fix the hand. a beautiful, but not historical product.
Приветствую Мастер. Что новое изделие, то шедевр! Давно не был на вашем канале, всё не бывает времени. Всего наилучшего! Ролик отличный.
Классный клинок, только такая ребристая рукоять будет сильно начинать и бить по ладони при ударе
Excellent. Great to dispatch Muslims with.