Forging A Damascus Steel WWII Shashka Saber | Blacksmith Collin Sage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2020
- Today at FirstBuild, bladesmith Collin Sage is making a WWII Cossack Shashka Saber.
Collin uses the San-Mai forging technique to sandwich his core 80CrV2 steel between two layers of Damascus, then finishes off the sword with a brass bolster and wooden handle.
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Nice work. I like that you're not above pointing out that you made a mistake and then telling us the steps you took to fix it. I'm impressed sir.
As I remember, to you the Russian Shashka using Damascus is one you defeated David Baker in Forged in Fire TV series, right?
Круто! Это видео о том как современные технологии возвращают к жизни древнее оружие. Это действительно круто! Был бы я американцем сказал бы - WOW! :)
Cool! This video is about how modern technology brings ancient weapons back to life. This is really cool! If I were an American, I would say WOW! :)
Looks fantastic. I like how you've improved upon a great design by giving it another shot.
That damascus pattern you did is badass!! It's my new favorite pattern now. Ty for sharing!
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Forging looks amazing dude
Awesome bro
Man i would love to see Doug kealing with that master piece🔥👍
Good job on the sword outstanding
That came out great!
Looks awesome!!! Thx lot of good tips on blade making!
After your win in FoF, i'm a new subscriber!!!
Amazing !!!!!
Bravo 👍
How much would it cost to produce this sword at around 1lb and a few ounces
Who came here from Forged in Fire?
Me.
Me
Is that weapon from forged in fire that you win And where are the places do you live at, to forge?
Очень круто ! Странно что так мало подписчиков и просмотров. Желаю роста канала, спасибо за видео !)
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What smithing level is required for this build?
Advanced
Can you make a two handle shaskha? ??
@@omurvefa1710 The Katana too, is a cavalry sabre,XD
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Fun fact, only 1/3 of the shasha/шашка was sharpened.
i want to improve. i click like
Collin u r awesomeeee!!! I saw you winning the championship in Forget In Fire!!! Was Epic!!!
I literally watched that episode yesterday!, beating nine other than Bob Baker!
@@colinm2056 don’t put a comma after an exclamation mark
@@mak3r49 xD
j'adore un vrais savoir faire j'aimerait tellement faire ce métier
Hope you know that the blade's tip angle varies from handle side all the way to the top, so called "lense sharping", so the closer to the edge, the sharper blade you have.
Isn't it the one in the forged in fire super champianship?
Sure is.
what would you use the excess piece of steel for?
Smaller projects down the line. Fittings, etc.
you just need to take the tang to a gray color to soften it up enough to tap it.
Do you reckon Colin would be able to ship to the UK?
I have done it before.
Hot diggity! We have some pretty stupid laws re knifes but I’ll get in touch
Definately couldn't get away with sending a sword but "cutlery" is usually fine.
What is the price of this ?
Hi forged and fire champ, please make Zulfikar sword.
what type of liquid were you using to quench it?
In this shop we just use coconut oil. Admittedly not the best oil you can use. An oil made for quenching like parks 50 would be better but it works just fine and I haven't had a failed quench yet. And it's non toxic and smells like cooking
@@collinsage2512 honestly I've always just reused old vegetable oil
I like the original better, the one Collin did on the superchamp episode!.. hugs
Bro what's that strange dust thet you put on the metal after heating it up??
What is used for??
It’s called “flux”. Can’t forge welded layers without it.
@@2005batman you can you could use Water down clay or use none at all
Borax , sand or metal shavings , to keep oxygen out of the weld area if not boom , weld comes apart
What size wheel did you grind the fullers with ?
1"
You need a small wheel to grind the fullers
Получилось очень круто и красиво. Только больно бросается в глаза процесс ковки и заточки, да и неровная шашка. Прошу прощения за перфекционизм
Все мы люди, братишка, учимся на своих ошибках.
shudders: hot foot melt skin down pain in the foot dance did that last year not fun had to pick out the scale from my foot.
Ultraman suit ver 7.3 saber
Do you sell these, if so how much are they?
Well right now I just have the one made which I will put up for sale on my website soon. As far as the other projects on our series, they are all sold except for the katana.
Russian or circassian(adighe) shashka?
Does not Shashka originate from Circassians?
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Зделал молодец , проблема с долом к боевому концу он сужается.
Acho que já te vi na tv ..
Hey, guy's make plz gross messer)
Мишени рубить умение должно быть, как и в кузнечном деле ;-)
Don't shashkas, like most European swords, have welded soft tangs?
can you order a shashky
OK👍
Nice one, bro... Good effort going out there, huh?
How's your day? Stay safe!
Greetings from the Philippines!
P.S.: Why don't you try forging a traditional Keris (Kris) blade, one of the most historical self-defense weapons of our Muslim brothers in southern Philippines (the Mindanao region)?
The cut did not work as it is not a bat and a shashak to be able to!
H O T dance
Good effort, alas, you have not made the pommel properly. The top has a groove and the pommel is NOT screwed into tang. It is slid on and a metal round nut screws into the pommel and sits flush with the groove. The handle is too fat. Shaska is about agility, NOT power or heft.
это что угодно, но точно не шашка
Wern't you on forged in fire
A couple times, yes
@FirstBuild that's really cool both shaskas you built are awesome congrats on being the super champion 🏆
Это не шашка.This is not a checker.
На мой взгляд, неудачная попытка создания шашки. Судя по всему, автор не в курсе отличий между саблей и шашкой. Он даже опробывал ее на бутылках как саблю. Нужно освоить немного джигитовку и рубку с плеча (хотя бы пластиковой бочки с водой или толстой бумажной втулки) - вот тогда это будет реальная демонстрация шашки.
65 HC ?? ok
The dip in the sword is a really nice touch but handle is rough needs more wood and less brass and it needs more details in the eagle like carved beak, wings... something like that.... I’m not expert but your swords would look more insane
For sure I agree! This project was a replica of my forged in fire sword and I tried to stay true to the original which didn't have any embellishments because of lack of time. Hopefully the next big sword build will be more elaborate
The draughts are not made according to the custom of the Caucasus. Amateur Strike)
Nice from many aspects but not perfect elaboration of form and it's seems too heavy.
It's shashka, it's thin, light and sharp made for fast using.You could make better use of the benefits of Damascus steel in this. It' not heavy rider equipement. 3-6 cuts per second.
Shashka is not Russian, it is Circassian & must be about 300 gram max. 500 gram
Handle is too heavy - irl brass parts were made hollow. But still looks like a nice blade
Это не шашка. Это кривой меч из дамасской стали.
И не более.
Шашка изначально делалась неверно, она никогда не ковалась из дамасской стали, только из булата. Тут разница есть. Линия изгиба неверна, она придавалась при закалке, почти как у катаны. И в последнюю очередь, у шашки 3 типа заточки по всей кромке. Данная реплика шашки - почти оч.плохо.
P.S. Я казак по роду, поймите, больше знаю, чем профаны и диванные экспЁрды)))
It's not shashka
nice try
.the balance point on this sword looks like terrible...
There is no Russian draughts, there is only Circassian draughts.
not like the original one 😏😏 you need to learn how Caucasian make it 💙
That Weapon isn't Rusian saber is it Polish-Lithuanian cosac saber
@@omurvefa1710 sory i didn't now but from this what i know comonwhelat after first war witch ottomans they gave free some Slaves from region of your country maybe couse that this Weapon get in this region so popularity
I always thought that Russia stole Shashka design from Turks. Shashka is original design from Iran, Syria, Turks.
Is this USA flag desecration on your wall?
just forge it instead of cutting it.
You have lots of machinery but you didn't make a perfect sword ☹️
too thick
Only shashka is not russian
Its not russian its ukrainian
This w not Russian this is Caucasian sword
Actually its not Russian at all, Shashka was Circassian weapon. Stolen and appropriated by the cossacks that were resettled to those lands.
@Churchilltler No its not. Katana was influenced by Chinese Tang Dynasty Jian, but it was still quite different. Russian cossacks on the other hand, use purely Circassian swords, there are no modifications at all.
@Churchilltler You make me laugh. Thanks for the lovely weekend :)
P.S. Tang Dynasty Jian.
Shashka is a stolen weapon. Even russian cossack clothes come from Georgians and Circassians.
Shashka is not Russian but Circassian in origin. From Circassian word "saesh`hwa" ("big knife"). It is not Russian at all. There is traditional process of shashka forging and classical parameters of look, length and weight. So: 1) shashka is not Russian; 2) something you forged is not shashka but a parody to it - like a plastic Christmas tree. Sorry.
Я зануда, но шашка вашей работы - так себе. Во-первых, рукоятку вы взяли у какого-то кухонного ножа - слишком прямая, слишком угловатая, слишком массивная. Во-вторых, клинок очень кривой, сама кромка лезвия не ровная. Ну и в-третьих, вы использовали слишком "японский" стиль, хотя шашка - это Кавказ и Россия
Last minute,Not sharp enough...i think.
Please take off that NWO slavemask.