I have never used this K720 steel, this steel is similar to which steel? I have always used 5160/15N20, 1075/15N20 steel. Sometimes I use high carbon steel and other nickel plated or low carbon steel such as 1084 or 1095 steel forged with 15N20. Cutlery Forger from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
@@thecosmicknowingknowing3099 It has nothing to do with kid discipline, but experience! I make apricot on the arm! No modern "nutella" machinery, but in the middle of the Atlantic Forest with natural charcoal and a sledgehammer! Forger from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
both of you are grand masters at what you do i truly enjoy watching both of you and think you deserve more subscribers. cant wait tell your next project.
Some Norse swords were made by combining a hard and soft steel together like a laminated katana, but instead of wrapping it the Norse did it by welding a U shaped strip of hard steel around the a softer core billet so that when the billet was lengthened out the hard steel would form the perimeter of the blade as its cutting edge. This can also let you combine damascus patterns in two different directions.
Just when I thought it couldn't get any better you took the handle to the next level with all those wood and metal layers. Bravo sir! That is one hell of a cutting implement!
Amazing work!! Do you think you could put a timer on the screen when you are fast forwarding the video to show how long it actually takes?? Would be very interesting
Wow, Sir! This is an excellent video. It combines multiple skills, all of which are performed at the level of a master. Thanks as always for sharing your work.
Awesome work. Love this movie and the sword. An excellent replica. I can't imagine how much such a sword would have been worth back in the day. I took you quite a bit of time to make this one with modern tools, and techniques. Imagine making this back in the day when everything was forged, cut, chiseled, filed, and honed down to a fine polish by hand. No wonder the sword was found in the long ship in a burial mound. Such an honor would have be reserved to only someone who had the status to be there and such a man would have had a sword like that.
What a magnificent blade. I would like to say that this is your best project, but everything you produce is beautiful. Thank you for the video and wish you a wonderful weekend. 👍🏼
Something I like in those craftmans/restorations videos, like BBP or MyMechanics, is their approach on loctite. When we, normal citizen, use loctite it's because we want to glue the shit of something together, to never move it again. Those guys instead just use loctite when they want something to stick for a while, nothing to crazy. BTW, superbe job my man, as always. Your work is truly beautiful. Cheers.
@@joshschneider9766 I was envisioning a village smithy type, laboring for forever on the thing. Didn’t know there were mechanical hammers, back then, but it certainly makes sense. And apprentices!
You are an excellent craftsman and a gifted artist, you have my full respect. Good luck with your future projects. Best regards from Bavaria in Germany Michael⚒
Incredible work! You used some techniques I've never seen before (like the way you formed the fuller), though I'm not a sword maker. Thanks for sharing!
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I have never used this K720 steel, this steel is similar to which steel? I have always used 5160/15N20, 1075/15N20 steel. Sometimes I use high carbon steel and other nickel plated or low carbon steel such as 1084 or 1095 steel forged with 15N20. Cutlery Forger from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Absolutely Awesome display of discipline many don't experience.
All the Best
@@thecosmicknowingknowing3099 It has nothing to do with kid discipline, but experience! I make apricot on the arm! No modern "nutella" machinery, but in the middle of the Atlantic Forest with natural charcoal and a sledgehammer!
Forger from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
@@erikdavidantonio5368 heyyyy who invented Forging....bingo
Anyone, Any Style from ANYWHERE CAN DO IT.....NO JUDGEMENT NEEDED, Carry ON AND DO YOU
This wont save that movie, it wasnt that good at all
Beautiful work! I think this one is your best work yet. Combining so many different skills.
I'm agree with you, very cool blade! Bye bro.😉
I agree, Master piece, I wasn't expecting that finish when you were hammering the copper in. 👍
both of you are grand masters at what you do i truly enjoy watching both of you and think you deserve more subscribers. cant wait tell your next project.
You know you're proficient in your craft when, like, the Keanu Reeves of metalworking/machining himself shows up and praises your work.
Bro where have you been? We miss you!!
I enjoyed it from the hospital where i'm in.. your work remembered me the life outside there👍 thanks.
Some Norse swords were made by combining a hard and soft steel together like a laminated katana, but instead of wrapping it the Norse did it by welding a U shaped strip of hard steel around the a softer core billet so that when the billet was lengthened out the hard steel would form the perimeter of the blade as its cutting edge. This can also let you combine damascus patterns in two different directions.
Just when I thought it couldn't get any better you took the handle to the next level with all those wood and metal layers. Bravo sir! That is one hell of a cutting implement!
That's a beautiful weopon!! My goodness I'd show that to everyone 24/7!
Man, you have golden hands! Very beautiful!
Just imagine in the old days master craftsmen did all this by hand. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Black Beard, that beautiful craftsmanship.
Perhaps the most incredible thing you've ever made, sir. Truly impressed!
the craftsmanship is magnificent, great 😁 Italy😍
the workmanship is always stunning....by eye too.... my lord, one of the most talented people i have seen on youtube....peace and love black beard....
Awesome work as always :D love the pattern!
When I followed you, you had 10 thousand subscribers and now 2 million you are a wonderful person worth following❤️
Amazing work!! Do you think you could put a timer on the screen when you are fast forwarding the video to show how long it actually takes?? Would be very interesting
Yes!
A clock in the background
My favorite of your videos so far! Thank you!
Awesome job, Mr Blackbeard!!
I liked the way you ad the copper inlay on the handle
Beautiful workmanship!
Wow...another epic weapon crafted by one of the best blacksmiths I've seen, great work brother
I hope you are proud beyond measure brodir.
This sword is a true work of craftsmanship.
You have set a new bar for yourself to hurdle now.
that's the most beautiful and deadly sword I've ever seen. Well Done
You out done your self on that one that’s just beautiful man.
Spectacular Viking Sword !!!!!!!!!!!!
watching you freehand grind such a long object gave me heart palpatations.
So much work & details put to it, it turned out real nice
I have only two words to say:
CONGRA
TULATIONS
👏👏👏
Well done, Black Beard. Your skills keep getting better and better. So awesome to share with us. 🙏🏼🖤
Wow, Sir! This is an excellent video. It combines multiple skills, all of which are performed at the level of a master. Thanks as always for sharing your work.
It was a delight watching this craft. Good work Black Beard
Great movie, fantastic craftsmanship!
Awesome work. Love this movie and the sword. An excellent replica. I can't imagine how much such a sword would have been worth back in the day. I took you quite a bit of time to make this one with modern tools, and techniques. Imagine making this back in the day when everything was forged, cut, chiseled, filed, and honed down to a fine polish by hand. No wonder the sword was found in the long ship in a burial mound. Such an honor would have be reserved to only someone who had the status to be there and such a man would have had a sword like that.
Absolutely beautiful !! They should be totally proud to have you replicate this sword it turned out wonderfully !! I think it is a work of art !! 👍👍
So much hard work, That beast will last through the ages. Odin smiles upon you mein bruder!
Absolutely gorgeous !!! Blacksmithing is an art. Respect Sir 👍
That thing is unreal!! Serious skills !!!
What a magnificent blade. I would like to say that this is your best project, but everything you produce is beautiful. Thank you for the video and wish you a wonderful weekend. 👍🏼
Thank you very much!
That's probably the most well made and cool looking Sword I've ever seen.
Meus parabéns pela sua apresentação
That's absolutely gorgeous! (Again). Very nice. Thanks for that!
That is absolutely spectacular.
Crazy tools you have there. Amazing work.
Masterful sir, you’re blessed with skill.
Wow, bravo! That might be the most refined piece I've watched you make. So good!
That is a beautiful sword excellent craftsmanship thank you for sharing
Travail magnifique,bravo l’ami,que la force soit avec toi.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Something I like in those craftmans/restorations videos, like BBP or MyMechanics, is their approach on loctite. When we, normal citizen, use loctite it's because we want to glue the shit of something together, to never move it again. Those guys instead just use loctite when they want something to stick for a while, nothing to crazy.
BTW, superbe job my man, as always. Your work is truly beautiful. Cheers.
Another amazing piece! Turned out awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Phenomenal work!
beautiful workmanship
Well done sir! ⚒🗡🔨
Awesome job..you nailed it on that one..keep up the great work
Fantastic work. Your best yet. Well done.
Wow spectacular and beautiful. Phenomenal work.
Your skills keep getting better and better
Не уверен знаете ли вы, но в оригинальных мечах, эфес и гарда полые, это позволяет соблюдать развесовку и небольшой вес изделия.
You are a real forger, congratulations on the magnificent work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Its a great piece of art!
This piece is immaculate, well done.
Absolutely gorgeous
Smart mechine and good technical skills congratulations boss
You make it look easy!!! Obviously it's not easy it's just your skill and experience kicking ass!!!!!
honestly mate, that is a truly nice looking sword. awesome craftsmanship.
It was an honor to watch you make this blade.
Absolutely awesome and gorgeous norseman sword. Worthy of a Viking. All respect to you
That is an awesome piece of work. Same sword lessons for a time, then off to find a giant or troll...
Amazing work. Looks like a real badass, functional, beautiful sword.
Very Nice 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦
Waouh,, amazing projet and réalisation.
Wonderfull !!!
Fantastic blade! You truly are a Renaissance man
I was imagining the tens of thousands of hammer strikes a medieval smith would have required!
Not sure exactly but purely hand hammered even then was a myth. Danes had water wheel powered trip hammers by 1400 I believe.
@@joshschneider9766 I was envisioning a village smithy type, laboring for forever on the thing. Didn’t know there were mechanical hammers, back then, but it certainly makes sense. And apprentices!
Beautiful. My ancestors would have loved it. My ancestor was Sigurd 'snake in the eye'
Wow! One of the best swords I’ve seen on anyone’s channel. Your craftsmanship is elite!
Wonderful craftsmanship 👍
Wow beautiful work you are extraordinary and awesome thanks sir.
Magnifique !!!!!! Terrible à rencontrée sur un champs de bataille. Elle est superbe !!
You are an excellent craftsman and a gifted artist, you have my full respect.
Good luck with your future projects.
Best regards from Bavaria in Germany
Michael⚒
Was waiting for the arm shave, paper cutting and tomato slicing 🤣
Wow! Awesome build, it looks fantastic, great work!
What a Masterpiece, great work 👍
what a mighty fine sword. Nice work.
Sir you are an artist, it's a beautiful piece
It's honestly amazing how much you can miss by watching Forged in Fire. Dude showed more here than History shows on a whole Forged in Fire episode
Incredible work! You used some techniques I've never seen before (like the way you formed the fuller), though I'm not a sword maker. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful craftsmanship. Very talented. One day I want to learn how to do blacksmithing. I wish the sword was for sale 😪
I think the enemy will take one look, and faint from the beauty of the sword.
Absolutely beautiful work!
What I like watch in your channel are a lot details of yours projects. Congratulations for this great job.
Quite simply put . I WANT ONE . They really are the Ferrari of the Martial world
Super réalisation c’est toujours un plaisir de regarder vos vidéos 👌🏼
Managgia quanto sei bravo ! Nessuno più bravo di te !
WOW! CONGRATULATIONS!! BEAUTIFUL SWORD
Well done👍beautifull sword!! You are the professional 🤩💪👌😉👏👏👏👏
This is absolutely one of your best pieces of work. Very well done. Amazing
A glorious weapon be honored to carry to Valhalla! Truly a work of art. Great film as well.
Gorgeous!
In this world of mass produced knock-offs, it’s truly inspiring to see a real craftsman at work.
What a beautiful work!
Awesome build.
Amazing work as usual!!