Taking The Forged Warrior Sword (s71.co/3sopSqv) for a spin. The sword was rusty, but I was not. Is it worth the low price? This is a thick heavy hunk of metal. When it arrived, it could not even cut plastic, after a rapid sharpening job (s71.co/3c01ypJ) it was able to cut easy targets. It arrived with rust spots, and may require rust remover (s71.co/3bGsoWI). The full tang, one-piece construction makes it very strong, this sword will not break. It is very deadly in the thrust. The placement of the bevel makes the grind broad like a hatchet, I recommend re-profiling to cut fibrous targets (mats, rope). This is a decent project sword for those who don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars. It is crude, but can be effective :]
Beautiful slices and stabs with that thing! Thanks for making this video. I've been curious about this blade and many other items on ye'olde BudK catalog but don't need to purchase every item I see. Looks good for what it is!
I just bought this sword on sale and it's a beast, I actually like it for 50 bucks shopping and all, mine had no rust, you can really see how thick it is haha, I think for self defense as poker isn't good as so heavy and slower but seems would be deadly if it gets a poke in, but slashing straight down on someone with all that weight seems what it's built for. I'd say don't buy it if not on sale but for 50 bucks it's great. It's like a big long ass knife! That feels heavy and u balanced.. but something tells me this blade was meant to last...have not tested yet as it came unsharpened..also, I have med/big hands could grab one hand tward top and have room for other hand but just the index pointer finger, so awkward to use 2 hand, but with that extra finger gripped...kinda powerful chunk of blade...just feels weird haha
@@WeAllJuggleKnives I was shocked how much solider/heaftier it looked than your vid. Even though you explained it quite well. I have a dog who likes to jump, and glad it wasn't sharpened, I'm not sure people realize how dangerous this thing is cause it's weirdly heavy. In future I'm not going to pull it out with dog out once I sharpen it even before as he almost braized it jumping. Maybe it's just me not as strong as I used to be, but feel practice with it before sharpening is a must for me, as it's my first sword/machette type purchase. I did try to cut some branches outside, was so dull it couldn't slice though a thin branch at full wack. I admit I'm inexperienced. I'm not even sure I'm going to sharpen right away cause it's a cool sword just to have. I wanted it for cutting branches and cool big thick sword factor, but now feel it looks to cool for that. Gonna buy a cheap machette now, a lot lighter. Gonna admit comparing you to me you swing it a lot better, so can tell you know your way around a sword makes me appreciate your vid more. I'm pretty big guy, and you put me to shame, respect for that, I'm not ashamed to admit you'd kill me in 3 sec in a sword fight, haha, never tried to swing sword before. So gotta practice.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives and also, one last comment, parawrap color was slightly lighter, more brownish than yours, and can really see slight beautiful Damascus-like natural lines more when up close, that can't really see in your vid. Not sure if that's just camera issue or if we have same sword now, but same length and design, thickness. Plus mine had no rust..maybe a ver2 to this?
I doubt all of the force behind your cuts was needed, was your edge aligned? You have used a sword with the same blade profile except longer with less force is why I ask.
Evap-o-rust is awesome. Check it out, it's outstanding at removing rust & will not negatively react with most/nearly all other materials (i.e...rubbers, plastics, wood e.t.c...) In the case of a rusty old complex tool/part like a swiss army knife, that would be very difficult to "de-rust" you can submerge the tool/part for a day or two & it'll do 90%+ of the work. Can't reccomend the stuff enough, it's awesome & can be found in most hardware stores.
They will rust easy if you don't oil them. They are tough as hell. I use mine to do Meyer's square type drills on a dead tree. Great workout and a fun sword for the price. Nice cutting.
Taking The Forged Warrior Sword (s71.co/3sopSqv) for a spin. The sword was rusty, but I was not. Is it worth the low price? This is a thick heavy hunk of metal. When it arrived, it could not even cut plastic, after a rapid sharpening job (s71.co/3c01ypJ) it was able to cut easy targets. It arrived with rust spots, and may require rust remover (s71.co/3bGsoWI). The full tang, one-piece construction makes it very strong, this sword will not break. It is very deadly in the thrust. The placement of the bevel makes the grind broad like a hatchet, I recommend re-profiling to cut fibrous targets (mats, rope). This is a decent project sword for those who don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars. It is crude, but can be effective :]
There is something to be said for a nice simple but durable construction, that is what really matters.
Excellent demo! I want one!
Thanks, bro! It's a good deal!
I have wondered how those would cut. Thanks for testing it and posting!
Glad to help, thanks for watching!
seems like a fun nice little short sword for the price!
Beautiful slices and stabs with that thing! Thanks for making this video. I've been curious about this blade and many other items on ye'olde BudK catalog but don't need to purchase every item I see. Looks good for what it is!
Glad it helped!
Great form my friend, that was refreshing to watch , very informative I will probably purchase this short sword. 🙏⚔️❤️
Thanks! Excellent, it is a pretty nice budget short sword!
Leather can cause rust. Maybe coat the metal with oil to help prevent rust when stored for longer periods.
That looks like a fun project sword. I like the idea of making some micarta handles for it but it probably does not have any holes in the handle?
Great idea, would look great with Micarta, probably have to drill some holes in it.
Going for the JUGular!
Yes, they died as they lived, plasticy and wet.
YES FINALLY A REVIEW ON THIS THAT I CAN TRUST
I got ya covered!
Pretty damn slick brother.
👊💀
Thanks, brother!
Idk how bad the rust on that blade is, but you can also use baking soda and a damp cloth to remove rust.
Thanks, bro. I ground some of it off with a Work Sharp, I might Dremel away the rest.
Yeah that's serious slicing and stabbing, especially with a blade that ain't as sharp as it's capable of being, good work on those jugs 😎🎱😎
Thanks! My pleasure to vanquish them!
Cool. Nice cutting
Thanks, my friend!
thats awesome zombie apocalypse sword
Awesome sword… what did you use to sharpen the sword?
Thanks! I used a Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener: s71.co/3c01ypJ
I just bought this sword on sale and it's a beast, I actually like it for 50 bucks shopping and all, mine had no rust, you can really see how thick it is haha, I think for self defense as poker isn't good as so heavy and slower but seems would be deadly if it gets a poke in, but slashing straight down on someone with all that weight seems what it's built for. I'd say don't buy it if not on sale but for 50 bucks it's great. It's like a big long ass knife! That feels heavy and u balanced.. but something tells me this blade was meant to last...have not tested yet as it came unsharpened..also, I have med/big hands could grab one hand tward top and have room for other hand but just the index pointer finger, so awkward to use 2 hand, but with that extra finger gripped...kinda powerful chunk of blade...just feels weird haha
Could wrap "extra index finger and thumb" under other one hand grip. For 2 hand swing....edit above
Excellent, this is a pretty awesome sword for $50 is a great deal!
@@WeAllJuggleKnives I was shocked how much solider/heaftier it looked than your vid. Even though you explained it quite well. I have a dog who likes to jump, and glad it wasn't sharpened, I'm not sure people realize how dangerous this thing is cause it's weirdly heavy. In future I'm not going to pull it out with dog out once I sharpen it even before as he almost braized it jumping. Maybe it's just me not as strong as I used to be, but feel practice with it before sharpening is a must for me, as it's my first sword/machette type purchase. I did try to cut some branches outside, was so dull it couldn't slice though a thin branch at full wack. I admit I'm inexperienced. I'm not even sure I'm going to sharpen right away cause it's a cool sword just to have. I wanted it for cutting branches and cool big thick sword factor, but now feel it looks to cool for that. Gonna buy a cheap machette now, a lot lighter. Gonna admit comparing you to me you swing it a lot better, so can tell you know your way around a sword makes me appreciate your vid more. I'm pretty big guy, and you put me to shame, respect for that, I'm not ashamed to admit you'd kill me in 3 sec in a sword fight, haha, never tried to swing sword before. So gotta practice.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives I hope my added comment helps first time swordbuyer like me, shopping for the same.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives and also, one last comment, parawrap color was slightly lighter, more brownish than yours, and can really see slight beautiful Damascus-like natural lines more when up close, that can't really see in your vid. Not sure if that's just camera issue or if we have same sword now, but same length and design, thickness. Plus mine had no rust..maybe a ver2 to this?
Bad ass blade, I'm left handed too
Its an advantage in boxing and tennis *left handed assassins*
Same here, nice seeing a good couple of lefties here
@@DangerVA fu*k yah
Thanks for all cool vidjas you have done Jugg! . Followed you a long time. You are a true blade Man. Respect from Sweden🗡️🗡️✌️🇸🇪🇫🇮🇺🇦
Welcome! Thanks for sticking with me.
Great sword!!!😊
Glad you like!
Wow what an intimidating weapon
Aye, its basically a spike of death which can also be sharpened.
Thank you.
Welcome!
I've been juggling weather to get this or not
It is great for a project, if you have a way to sharpen it, it's a good deal.
Good video
Thanks for watching, my friend!
What fun. Scary and dangerous, don't try this at home kids.
I doubt all of the force behind your cuts was needed, was your edge aligned?
You have used a sword with the same blade profile except longer with less force is why I ask.
This one didn't come as sharp as the other swords.
Evap-o-rust is awesome. Check it out, it's outstanding at removing rust & will not negatively react with most/nearly all other materials (i.e...rubbers, plastics, wood e.t.c...)
In the case of a rusty old complex tool/part like a swiss army knife, that would be very difficult to "de-rust" you can submerge the tool/part for a day or two & it'll do 90%+ of the work.
Can't reccomend the stuff enough, it's awesome & can be found in most hardware stores.
I will definitely check it out.
That Evap-o-rust stuff is awesome. I used it to refinish a cool axe head from my Grandpa after his passing.
👍
Thanks for watching!
They will rust easy if you don't oil them. They are tough as hell. I use mine to do Meyer's square type drills on a dead tree. Great workout and a fun sword for the price. Nice cutting.
Most left hand people are good with their hands
"Monolithic".......good one ...=)
I learned that from reviewing those Lionsteel folders with the monolithic handles :]
For me this is a sword like object. I'm curious what you could do with a "real" sword!!!
Crude. Just like me!
Me too :] Crude but effective.