Forging of an Elvish Meteorite Damascus Spear: Anguirel (Iron of the fiery star)

Anguirel - Iron of the fiery star
The spear takes after the lore from the Silmarillion which involves two swords that are forged by the Dark Elf named Eol, out of meteorite steel. In this case, I adapted the name and lore into a spear.
This build is the first part of my "heavens" collection. Which features mytho-poetic weapons from La Tene, Viking, Anglo-Saxon, Turkish and Tolkien mythos. The collection features ancient and rare materials such as Meteorite Damascus that I forge with my friend and exotic materials like mammoth ivory.
My friend Woodlands Forge is an extremely talented bladesmith that works with various types of steels. He encapsulates natural elements within his work and I find myself look at some wild scene from nature everytime I pick one of his blades up. This is why I had to have him work on this project with me. I help him through the process and learn a great deal about blacksmithing .
I am normally a bowyer, so I did this as a trade build where I built him an old growth Yew bow and some other things in exchange for his guidance in completing this project.
Woodlands forge
Facebook: /WoodlandsForge
Instagram: @woodlands_forge

[@aaronkolatch5211]

Wow that is an amazing spear. I'd love to see part 2.

[@Weeko87]

Beautiful !

[@joco762]

Very, very cool! That’s a ton of work but as f’ing cool as it gets. Can’t wait to see the rest of this project. Thanks.

[@inviciforge]

Thanks man, will be finishing it very soon :)

[@FarawayForge]

Gorgeous pattern, looking forward to part 2!

[@ajhproductions2347]

There’d better be one…

[@shoethief]

What a beautiful piece. I can't wait to see the finished product!

[@potat-o2645]

Amazing. That looks super cool.

[@maxlegermainalaman3883]

Very amazing work ! You have forged "Gungnir" the spear of Odin 👏😁

[@inviciforge]

Thanks man :)

[@TonyBrown-lf5nj]

That was Awesome.

[@derrickguffey4775]

Great piece this! I love seeing the steel taking shape under the hammer strikes. There's a beauty and artistry in the process. The steel seems almost alive. I don't know if it's a feeling that all of us who create with steel have but I certainly do. And I enjoy seeing the work others do, a real satisfactory feeling to watch and see.

[@inviciforge]

Thanks so much :)

[@chewyakarieckenicholas6049]

That's a beautiful pattern and awesome shape great work

[@andyc750]

cool build, looks amazing, not tried cannister yet myself let alone meteorite, can't wait to see the next video on this, subscribed and following with much interest

[@inthegarage342]

Looking good. This I would second guess that gold wedding band around a forge.

[@rosenwolf7892]

absolutely beautiful work

[@inviciforge]

Thanks :)

[@chrisoliver1327]

Nice work.

[@TonyBrown-lf5nj]

Again well done the pattern rocks .

[@inviciforge]

Thank you :)

[@paullmight42]

it came out beautiful

[@inviciforge]

Thank you :)

[@mobitsolucoes3251]

Ótimo trabalho

[@vladimirkovacevic1656]

beautiful spear and pattern

[@inviciforge]

Thank you :)

[@nightwhisper9822]

очень интересно.
а метеорит в копье даёт розовые блики при белом освещении?

[@ahhellnahhhh6007]

What's the tonnage on the press your using to forge weld? Having a screw press that actuates horizontally with a vertical handle - doesn't seem like the best way to get leverage on it for downward pressure? Maybe I'm wrong, idk, it IS a pretty big screw. Curious how much pressure that thing puts down with each action

[@inviciforge]

Im fairly certain it's 6 tonnes

[@michaelhrosar7814]

old school as F*** i love it.

[@inviciforge]

Haha thanks mate :)

[@kelbyvaldez4141]

This looks incredible! The entire video was also a pleasure to watch, and I couldn’t look away! I would love to get a pocket knife made if you do any commissioned work, and have an opening.

[@inviciforge]

Thanks man :)

[@Badymir-Vesimir]

Part 2 in process?

[@ayanchalk]

I like the fact that your videos are raw and lacks top-notch editing skills. That focuses more on your craft and skill.

[@mrunique4871]

Me too , no bells and whistles just pure grind .

[@inviciforge]

Thanks guys :D

[@potat-o2645]

❤❤❤

[@masterphuoc997]

big idea! from jp

[@mrunique4871]

Absolutely loved watching you work that blade out , I watch quite a few smiths but I really like the rawness , not a power hammer in sight , nice piece well made , awesome .

[@inviciforge]

My mate is an awesome blacksmith :)

[@FemDeku1969]

Question- what is the white substance in the silver shaker

[@inviciforge]

That's borax, a flux agent. It stops the metal from oxidising when welding.

[@deYaaEliSlam]

Would someone please tell me what is the white material he put between the layers before forging?

[@deYaaEliSlam]

@@inviciforge Thank you.

[@inviciforge]

Borax

[@jasonsummit1885]

Looks like Campo Del Cielos meteorite from Argentina.

[@inviciforge]

Spot on :)

[@BREAKER1732]

And why not adapt the Pedal on the Machine as on a Singer sewing machine, so that it would not be with the right or left hand to change the metal, but to step on the pedal with your foot and the press would go down by releasing the pedal, the press would go up by itself --------------------------------------------------------------
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А по чему бы не приспособить на Станке Педаль как на Швейной машинке Зингер что бы не рукой правой или левой Сменать метал а наступать на педаль ногой и пресс сам бы опускался приотпуская педаль пресс сам бы подымалься🏔⛰🌠🌌BEAUTY

[@lancemiller6278]

Part 2?

[@inviciforge]

coming soon :)

[@paulobrito3904]

Where's part 2???

[@inviciforge]

Coming up! Currently working on the carvings and the finished product.

[@JanosKertesz-gd6pm]

Barkácsolás

[@user-ze6sd3go3z]

Копьё Лонгина или копьё судьбы...

[@marinabrennecke5495]

Your iron looks often not hot enough for forging, but the result looks very nice.

[@RedPlanetCreativeMusic]

Probably cause theyre forging in broad daylight, makes the colour look slightly cooler.

[@lordmugglestone]

nice spear, but over dramatic slow motion of the heat treating part...

[@inviciforge]

Thank you :)

[@ceyda.kose08]

why did i watch the whole thing thats gnarly dawggg ur not that guy pal

[@Mikesteward21]

25:14 Kinda Awkward my guy. The slow mo was cool for the quench but 3 minutes of you pumping this spear through the oil....

[@mikel1483]

i don't believe you actually put that metal in the canister, the way you cut out that part. so everything from that point is suspect.

[@ajhproductions2347]

Well, it’s the only upload from this channel, so I guess we’ll never know 👁️👁️ but what makes you say that? I just wanna make sure I’m seeing what you’re seeing

[@ajhproductions2347]

Dude he was slow on the quench too 👀 he must get burned a lot with that flame up and bubbling oil

[@mikel1483]

@@ajhproductions2347 he put the metal powder in the can, then cut out putting in the so called meteor, then put a little more powder, then capped it off.

[@samziegler4957]

Don't judge everyone else by your standards.

[@mikel1483]

@@samziegler4957 mind your own business

[@obaidashafai1797]

i dont know why people think shaky camera style is cool, could not watch let alone enjoy the video 🤔

[@obaidashafai1797]

@@inviciforge looking forward to

[@toolghost8932]

There's only one N in canister. Just sayin

[@stevehendershot4655]

😮😢WHERE'S THE FINISHED PROJECT!!!😱

[@inviciforge]

Coming soon :)

[@edvardteath5951]

Cool spir :) tatu smit- hammer .old .kin .