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Doug Marcaida enters the Forged in Fire dojo to test the strength of 9-ring broadswords in the final round of Season 7, "Kung Fu Edition". #ForgedInFire
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"Forged in Fire" features world-class bladesmiths competing against each other to create some of history's most iconic edged weapons.
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Why don't you have a weapon and shield challenge? Each competitor will have to make a defense and offense weapon that would normally be used against each other. the shield of competitor 1 VS. the sword of competitor 2 then it is swapped. might be cool idea.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
Im sorry but the edditing wasnt very appropriate with all the useless sounds of blood
Seeing how much they struggled with this even with all the modern tools makes you respect the ancient blacksmiths even more.
difference is that blacksmiths actually spent time on their swords most of the time, at least if they wanted a decent sword. Most of the contestants dont even forge their own steel, theres been episodes where they literally just cut a shape out of a steel plate and then heattreat it. The older blacksmiths spent weeks if not months to make high quality swords, not 4 days. Though it should also be known that most of these guys are just hobbyists and not blacksmiths by trade
@kizz i had to disagree on the lost art part.. in many places, guns are not for general population, in most of asia, sword making and sword art are primary mean of defence for general population until late 19th century. Before the ww1 happen..
"Modern tools." Bro, anybody wanting to make serious use blades doesn't use a setup like either of these guys. A lot of the really good steels can't even be properly heat treated the way they do on this show.
Pretty sure that ancient Blacksmiths had more than 4 days to make their blades. Most of the time, I think its a miracle that the blades survive at all.
Schregger right? Like I get they are master blacksmiths for the most part, but you cant account for something out of your control, such as poorer quality steel, without either knowing the signs or finding out before it’s too late xd.
The dude who had a huge problem every single day is the one who won man he must feel great about that
Maybe it's the only video with Doug in a Tee. Never watched him in a tee before🔥
can someone explain to me why the blades are never quenched all the way?
Like they only put in the part where the edge starts. Why not heat treat everything?
And what i like about the judges is, that even though a blade breaks or won´t "make the cut" They still find some more or less empowering words about the weapon. It´s not like those cooking shows where the chefs say things like "Sometimes the best ingredients are the one that are not put into the dish" and they really give the contestants a bad feeling.
Thats not the case here, which i like.
6:40 that judges reaction 🤣🤣
These mf’s used red alert 3 music in 6:41. That brings back memories...
Just here for my daily dose of “it will keeeEel”
Well, you must have been disappointed.
Anyone notice how doug was imitating old movie dialect, mouth keeps moving without any sound coming out lol
We're all sad because we didn't hear our It will keeell :-(
This is why bladesmiths/knifemakers should always have a set of carbide bits on hand (or any metalworker who does heattreating really). Never know when hardened steel will need some holes drilled, will have to go slow with the appropriate speed/feed and cutting fluid, but carbide will get it done.
It was funny watching the cloth get in the way of the blade during the strikes
5160 spring steel is the best choice for swords. It's literally bullet proof.
Its taken me a long time to figure out what swords are made of lol so much bs out there
@ I am a martial artist that won the 1997 BC Open Martial Arts Champion heavyweight expert combat. I have sword collection that I actually do back yard cutting.
The first steel that cracked was 5160.
@@mikewhetten2839 bad heat treat
@@ap0lmc no, I was forced out of my home forge on day one and was forging out in the sun in a buddies carport. Due to the sunlight, I had a difficult time keeping track of the heat and overheated the steel.
In the end I only had a day and a half for the sword I turned in.
good job
Why are those swords so small? The 9-Ring Dao I've seen are huge.
It is a rather large sword, it is much larger than your typical leaf shaped dao
what happens when both blades break ?
Gâßrïëł thë pød dãddÿ both guys will have to kiss each other and touch peepees
now why am i getting deja vu from a guy beating up a dead pig
How funny would it be if one of them put on the wrong number of rings
Like they give it to Doug and he's like"well this sword is extremely well balanced and slices through the pig with ease but it looks like you have ten rings on this sword"
as long as doug didnt say "it will keel", the swords wont keel
What was that editing on the beginning 😂😂😂
0:33 "Sunbury Oh"
The last thing I would want is a stupid scarf flying around and getting in between my blade and the target.
probably why historically they didn't have the dumb red scarf thing. Even if they did, it would be much smaller. This is like tying a picnic cloth to the pommel, like seriously wtf.
For one thing, you don't drill into hardened steel. For another, adding rings into holes in a blade is a dumb idea. Who came up with this design?
the people that they show first always wins
They really do be using Red Alert 3 music for the background
As soon as he said he was going to use tool steel I knew It would snap but I guess I was wrong
Not being familiar with East Asian weapons I have a few questions.
If this even a thing? Why the rings? I would think that they would hamper deep cutting.
Also, shouldn't Mike use that silk to wrap the sword to his hand, like a Sword knot of late European swords? On that final cut, of the second sword, we can see the sash cover the blade edge. @ 8:20 Is the sash here purely decorative?
Rings on asian weapons is a real thing and wouldnt be to suprising to see, while they have multiple functions for different things. Its main use was to create Inertia allowing for rapid striking while removing resistance which in turn also allow deeper cuts. Alot of asian styled weapons are based around the concept of speed over pure brute force
I'm not an expert but why is he not wrapping the sash in his hands? Obviously he is not getting disarmed. However you can clearly see it obstructing multiple strikes.
Clearly from the drilling that can cause tiny micro fractures
if you drill the holes in of course it will weaken the blade. you gotta hammer the holes in while the metal is still hot. but i guess using actual forging techniques is too much to ask. they basically file down a piece of metal and call it a sword on this show
Was it just me, or did Doug's movement and edge alignment seem really off during testing the first sword? Especially on the last swing?
Ok. But how can you drill holes without creating a "stress spot" ?
It broke? Not a catastrophic failure? Wow
Why the Rings?? Seems to me that it just INVITES fracture.
What's the rings for??
Klung-Flu competition
That sword is my fav thing I used in any gang fight. Nearly took someone's hand off.
Where are the nerds talking about the idea/purpose of having rings on the sword?
Basic machinist information would have prevented this. Lubricating the bit during drilling cools the bit and keeps it hard (sharp). Shame, as he had a beautiful and lethal blade.
Sure, but will it keeeeeeellll
I GOT SOME SHWEET TUEA
What hapoeb in the even of a tie like both swords broke on 9 swings in a similar manner?
I missed the it will keeeeeeeeeeeel!!!
I hate to see thise blades break
wuxia world！White eyebrows
Great design and nice curved handle!
Wish my lil brother was here to watch it with me smh
Nice vid
You know a weapon will be broken when the making part takes too much time on a 10 mins video :p
And maybe because the title says it xd
@@samuelvanburg4147 My english isn't perfect : I though "shatters" was a kind of sword
@@Zekium ahh my bad! Didn't know that man
@@samuelvanburg4147 No problem : What I've said still apply though
@@Zekium ur gey
Just here to hear my daily dose “it will KEEEEL”
FFS Didn’t Even Say It
But then he doesn't even say it
he couldve said: the pig will keel
Doug on a razor scooter: AH MY HEEEEL
WeirdChamp 💯😂 TRUE
Yaqub Ahmed when you think he’s about to keel but he forgets to keel
Why is no one talking about Doug's ridiculous acting when the smiths entered the forge?😂
Wish they would keep in the historical value of the sword in the video it's cool to see the history of the sword.
Watch the series then. These highlight videos are to generate interest
Its been cut!
@@pandaypira4346 oh good. That was gunna be my question because my thought was "weren't these alot longer when I watched them? Had historical information and requirements?" I'll head back to Hulu to check it out again now. XD I dont know which season I left off on yet.
You should watch the full series instead of this short video. They always put the histroy of each weapon b4 they ask the contestant to recreate the weapon.
@@john851231 not always available in different countries but these highlights are thankfully enjoyable across the globe
Man creates Beast of a sword
Man wins Manliest show ever
Man proceeds to do "Happy Dance"
LOL!
This is why modern blacksmith's need to learn to punch the hole, not drill.
Or pre drill the holes before the hardening process
@@L.H.F. he did drill them before hardening. He drilled his holes on day 2 and we can see in the video on day 4 he says "got sword blade quenched yesterday"
Giggity
@@wolfofmagdalene92 as someone who works with milling machines, these types of drills they use (idk the english word lol) for a living it kinda hurts my eyes seeing how some of them drill metal lol
@Robert Ross g
To the editors of these videos, please don't cut out the history of the weapon. Y'all are the History channel after all. We want to know where it came from and why it developed. Half the fun of the show.
What's with all the sound effects in this episode
It's made to sound like an old Chinese Martial arts movie because the blade is a Chinese sword
chinese new year special
@@threeeyedgoldpatrick Which is funny because the old Chinese movies always had bad sound design.
I'm pretty sure Ken even kept moving his mouth after he was done speaking when saying the one line. Maybe it was just me but it looked hilarious.
Lmao!!! Ikr!?!? 😂😂😂
When I see people drill metals without cutting fluid I cringe....you can easily cut hard metals if only you had used cutting fluid. Now you are not only dulling your drill with a risk of break but your drill and the metal becomes really hot and that ruins the metal.
the cringe is real when these guys are so called experts but dont know how to drill. wonder if they even look at their spinning speeds
Ya, It’s quite hard to watch lol. No wonder his blade snapped at one of the holes.
It's especially important to use the proper cutting oil expecially when you're drilled simi harden metals
Thanks..
I was Wondering the best way, and I thought I seen him skip a Step.
it's a better idea to drill holes and put in fullers before the quench.
Why don't you drill it before heat treatment??? It keeeled the Blade
It has a Chance of breaking
It won't heat evenly, same reason why they don't sharpen them before the quench.
But in ancient Times before drills, they had to Hammer the holes in While the blade was still hot. So before quenching
@@reachingvalhalla5096 Maybe, but if they had hardened steel they would have been able to make files and spoon shaped drill bits. Though I couldn't find any literature on it. I think the smartest way the smiths in the video could have done it would be to put clay over where they intended to put the holes. Keep those 9 areas softer to reduce the chance of creating fractures. That's essentially what he did with the torch.
It would have probably also been better to have punched the metal to give it a radius on the holes edge, straight edges cause stresses which also might have lead to the failure of the blade.
I love how Wil goes from talking calmly to screaming "YAAAAAH!" and back to his usual calm voice
😂
Boy now that was unexpected
Thought the other guys blade would break
Edit-thanks for so many likes I never get this many on TH-cam!!!
not really, the first guy made the mistake of drilling his holes in after he heat treated. The other guy made his holes before he heat treated which stopped that from happening
Saahen Sharma exactly
Not if you followed how and when he drilled the holes into the blade
Seems like Doug Didn't Clear His throat in this Episode.
0:19 - you're welcome
God bless you sir.
I just clicked this time stamp like 764 times in a row
culdwun 900 So, His bwaah was around 1 second long, I’ll add another second for the time it takes to click on the time stamp to rewatch it and for potential hinders in the process. If we take 764 rewatches times 2 we get 1528, then if we take 1528 and divide that by 60 and we get 25 which means that you spent 25 minutes watching his bwaah, I just have to say that that’s a proper chad move!.
(I know you were joking, I’m just having fun as well)
Reminds me of when Dave Chappelle did the Dean Scream... BYAAAHH!!
When drilling hardened steel, it is important to use plenty of lubrication and perhaps coolant, there are lubricating pastes made specifically for drilling into hardened steel, but I find machining/cutting oil to be the best, apply a few drops and go nice and slow, making sure to not overheat your piece or your bit, pull out often, and resharpen regularly as needed. It might take a while, but with enough dedication you could probably drill that with a masonry bit.
Its a real shame, they both made very beautiful weapons
When I see Doug talking I half expect the words to come out at a different speed than his lips are moving
5:38 dude sounds like he's in Nintindo fight game
He's quoting from Enter the Dragon.
Was anyone else hoping for a legendary tie?
6:36 my heart on valentines day.
Well there it went
I love how they embraced the quick zooms and cheesey angles
God, thoes swords are horrible, not the ones they made. Just the sword design as a whole
I can agree the 'Rings' seem to be MASSIVE design flaw and seem to cause the entire sword to end up destroying itself possibly
@@ziz3774 chinese have the habit of making things abit too extravagant
@@ziz3774 it did cause one of the blades to break. The ring wrenched itself to the side, causing that guys sword to snap as it was forced into the metal
Putting stupid rings on a sword just makes no sense and makes the weapon a liability.
The 9-rings board sword is a difficult weapon to make. Even for traditional Chinese sword maker. That is why it is not a popular weapon. The purpose of the rings add weight to the sword. This weapon is mainly used by Chinese executioner to deliver clean cut to the head in one stroke.
im really loving the goofyness developing in this show
İm supersad that we cant see the other test when a sword breaks😩😭
So we’re not gonna talk about how they were literally in sync at 5:34? 😂
Lol
8:25 with al due respect. How the F is it gonna slice/cut if the sword gets cockblocked by its own little wavyflag.
It’s not long enough to stop cutting as it can only cover the bottom 1/3 of the blade. It was also added to confuse the enemy on where the blade actually is.
@@shanehunt9256 the red flag thingy was not 1/3
killervshot MLG ikr it was like 4 5ths
That scarf thing is ENTIRELY unnecessary, & actual broadswords, when used for their intended purposes, wouldn't have something like that tied to it (not at such lengths at least). that thing is pure theatrics.
Haven’t they heard of cutting oil? Holy moly drilling through that blade should NOT be difficult.
Remember drill small and then work up to the size you need. You are less likely to cause stress in your blade.
And he should be used as a coolant oil to keep the metal and the drill bit as cool as possiblesomething like Wonder cut which is actually a milling oil but it works great for drilling
You could drift the holes instead which is better anyway.
@@1014p yes and no. Depending on your steel and temperature you can still create stress fracturing. That is why I drill or drift while the steel is soft and then harden the blade after heat cycling the blade.
nobody cares if ur here for "it wil keeeel"
Sphinx. Nice One and same sentiments for those who say first!!! Cheers
Great episode and weapon but what really is the point in putting a ring on a sword?
I presume for similar reasons to why they had polearms with rings in the blade; it prevents the blade sinking in too deep on a strike mid-battle and getting stuck, effectively disarming you.
Show Runners: ‘Doug we are doing Chinese swords’
Doug: ‘hold my rice wine’
There’s a lot of debate on the purpose of the rings. Some say it’s to make the cuts “dirtier”. Some say it’s used to distract or intimidate your opponent
What breaks your heart?
99.9% of people: Baby animals being mistreated
Me: Seeing a weapon break
Bıçak Koleksiyonu Bora Bıçak 440C Paslanmaz Çelik (Turkish Knife)
You are at the end of a competition where you know you go back home to your home forge yet these people NEVER have enough material? WTF!
What is the purpose of the rings?
They’re ceremonial, they sound cool when you shake them around.
@@matthewpham9525 True, but it can be a bit deafening.
I know it's a martial arts weapon buy seriously 9 rings on the blade what's the practicality of that in combat? This weapon for as flashy as it is will keel itself!
Ok, does everyone else cringe and think "Is everyone ok" when a weapon breaks?
Should have tempered the sword after drilling the holes. Drilling hardened steel causes microscopic stress fractures that can cause catastrophic failure of the metal.
Am i the only one who likes when he says "It will keeill."
I just finished it and he doesn't even say it :(
Judge: Good job man
Contestant : yeah for sure
Judge: sucks
Lmfao nice
TIANDI!
I never saw all the judges be so goofy about this theme, but I like it hahaha
It's impressive that the 01 held up so well to those types of strikes.
His sword is like a bluff, but he wins 🤣
“Give me your blade” so I can secretly fix it and put it on Amazon
vegiterians: aaAAAAaAaaAAAAaaaAAa
normal people: what a waste of good food.
It goes to wolf shelter. Its not a waste
You can still bbq that. I would.
Im a Bee thank you, I was wondering that
It's always devastating when the blade breaks....
His sword might have survived if Doug’s orange cloth wasn’t covering the blade most of the time.
Lmfao. That poor cloth is just as cut up as the pigs.
Are you for real?
Clearly a tough one for both. Just goes to show you never really know.
The man drilling steel he should have used oil to cool the drill bit!
Ou man.. the guy that won is like a young version of my uncle. So humble