Secure the anvil on a fixed sturdy surface and you will not be wasting as much energy with the strike. All of the energy is transferred to moving the anvil and not as much into the piece of metal that you are working. This will move the metal faster and more efficiently.
I feel like i want to forge as much of the shape as possible so that im really just trimming and touching up with a grinder but apparently grinding all your swords into shape still makes a beautiful piece.
Handle is too fat but this is not a main problem. Pommel mount is wrong...during a sword fight there are high amount of stress and it will simply come off after a few hits.
Appreciate the hardwork brother, but mirror finish is always not the best finish on blades. You should try other finishes like scotch brite or acid etched.
a bit crude, witch is historical and passable, the problem i have is the pommel, that looks weak, loose and quite bothersome, i will give it +5 point as it is usable to end opponents rightly
It started out great. Cutting the coil spring out and straightening the steel was great. You lost me at grinding in a fuller and the bevels. It would have been better if you have forged in the bevels and used a filleting die or a hammer to forge them in instead of grinding them in.
The guy is working with a make shift furnace and horse shoe anvil that had seen its golden days long time ago. I guess it is just easier to do this especially when he is not selling the items but only requires an aesthetically pleasing thing for TH-cam.
I'm more puzzled by the fact this is barely a sword at all. Blade is too thick. Crossguard is cartoonishly too thick. Pommel just screwed on. Yeah, it's as much a sword as the 19th century wall-hangers medieval swords, is just has the outline of a sword and is made of metal, but it's a decoration piece.
this sword is away in some extent from the traditional proportions of the vendel era european sword and the blade forging technology is different, but nevertheless its inperfections make it feel so genuine, perhaps you even shouldn't do polishing so shiny to make the metal look even more robust and authentic. good job. enjoyed it. good and simple
Гарда и навершье у "каролинга" должны быть пустотелые.То есть стальной каркас,обтянутый бронзой.Это для баланса .Если их сделать литыми,меч будет слишком тяжёлым.Кончик должен быть закруглён.Этот меч больше напоминает "спату" для конного боя.И последнее....клинок должен быть дамаскирован как и любой меч или боевой топор той эпохи.
Because to start with the spring was hardened and tempered but once he had forged out the rough shape the steel was annealed so he could cut it with his little grinding wheel.
Secure the anvil on a fixed sturdy surface and you will not be wasting as much energy with the strike. All of the energy is transferred to moving the anvil and not as much into the piece of metal that you are working. This will move the metal faster and more efficiently.
This man can take the most convoluted piece of metal and flatten it out, just impressive to me.
I like the part where he made a viking sword out of a coil spring
What would be even more impressive would be making a coil spring out of a viking sword.
only 1 extra hour of forging would have saved you many hours of grinding
securing the anvil would save part of that hour, too!
So very true
Quit being a know it all
@@malachih.5495 oh look someone dug up a comment thats been dead and forgotten for a year.
I feel like i want to forge as much of the shape as possible so that im really just trimming and touching up with a grinder but apparently grinding all your swords into shape still makes a beautiful piece.
Minutes at the anvil saves hours at the grinder. Beautiful piece, though.
Handle is too fat but this is not a main problem. Pommel mount is wrong...during a sword fight there are high amount of stress and it will simply come off after a few hits.
Awesome bro love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
this is an amazing sword. i love that you've build every piece yourself from scratch. Great craftsmanship!
Hey I really love your video's they always make me happy when I,m sad
Great my friend! This is a masterpiece. Congratulation from Vietnam.😉👍🍺
Like-wise from The United States. =)
I’m Vietnamese too😀
Are u in the trees?
Only in appearance 😉
@@karunasku umm
Great job!
Love your sturdy anvil
Appreciate the hardwork brother, but mirror finish is always not the best finish on blades. You should try other finishes like scotch brite or acid etched.
I agree!
Definitley agree.
It’s just for looks and show I think
It is made to blind the disapproved commenter with their own reflection. Or an enemy.
Wonderful ! I wish that I could make a blade like that. Bravo!
You can
You should at least try
Very nice , but Norse men didn't use spring steel .
I like you from Poland. Great work!!!
a bit crude, witch is historical and passable, the problem i have is the pommel, that looks weak, loose and quite bothersome, i will give it +5 point as it is usable to end opponents rightly
I could watch this all day
That is beautifull job.congrats
I can only find one Word… . Beuatiful Sword. .)
ماهذا الذي وضعته على البلاستيكه الأبيض قبل أن تحرقها
Beautiful SWORD
I’ve told my friends about ur TH-cam channel and they are watching it now and I have subed and liked with notifications on 👍👍
Как же наверное приятно ковать на прыгающей наковальне )))
Muy buen trabajo te felicito desde España
Thank and respectful to your hard work bro.. Thumb up from Cambodia
Can I forge with just charcoal grill coals and wood? BTW I have my forge out side so do I need to be concerned about breathing anything from my forge?
Great job
bruh.
nice work
It started out great. Cutting the coil spring out and straightening the steel was great. You lost me at grinding in a fuller and the bevels. It would have been better if you have forged in the bevels and used a filleting die or a hammer to forge them in instead of grinding them in.
For me it was not peening the pommel.
The guy is working with a make shift furnace and horse shoe anvil that had seen its golden days long time ago. I guess it is just easier to do this especially when he is not selling the items but only requires an aesthetically pleasing thing for TH-cam.
I'm more puzzled by the fact this is barely a sword at all.
Blade is too thick.
Crossguard is cartoonishly too thick.
Pommel just screwed on.
Yeah, it's as much a sword as the 19th century wall-hangers medieval swords, is just has the outline of a sword and is made of metal, but it's a decoration piece.
Love you from karachi 😘😘❤❤❤
Beautiful!
Wow ❤❤❤
Woww beautiful 😍😍😍😍
Like the jump cut from the lathe to an electric drill.
Was this sword ever tempered? Or just quenched?
I never knew vikings had amazing truck suspensions
Very cool I really like you masterpiece it's really good
👌👍👌
Looks awesome but man you gotta set that anvil better. You'll save so much energy
this sword is away in some extent from the traditional proportions of the vendel era european sword and the blade forging technology is different, but nevertheless its inperfections make it feel so genuine, perhaps you even shouldn't do polishing so shiny to make the metal look even more robust and authentic. good job. enjoyed it.
good and simple
Гарда и навершье у "каролинга" должны быть пустотелые.То есть стальной каркас,обтянутый бронзой.Это для баланса .Если их сделать литыми,меч будет слишком тяжёлым.Кончик должен быть закруглён.Этот меч больше напоминает "спату" для конного боя.И последнее....клинок должен быть дамаскирован как и любой меч или боевой топор той эпохи.
Ага, и навершие должно расклепываться. Этим мечем махать вообще нельзя, а то саморазберется в руках.
how much for a viking sword heat treated and oil dip?
A master piece! Glad to know that we have such talent in Pakistan! Keep it up!
Agreed!
good job
And pls make a butterfly knife✌✌
Deserves more views
🖤 from 🇮🇳
Awesome
Love ❤️ from India 🙏
It's nice
Nice work..... From the USA
Might want to secure that anvil down. Also is that a train spring?
Good
Why didn’t he use the power saw to cut the spring at the start?
Because to start with the spring was hardened and tempered but once he had forged out the rough shape the steel was annealed so he could cut it with his little grinding wheel.
Пилите Шура, пилите, она золотая. Ножовкой пилить такую пружину, это жесть и сколько недель прошло?
What you pour in bowl on 8.40
❤ from india
Very nice!
It was amazing
By the way
I know u and bl restoration and random hands are the same person
I also think the same way dude 😂
Totuși,aș presupune că ar fi mai bine dacă ai face o sabie din lemn 😮
What is the white substance you have used for burning the wax
I assume you're referring to the mold, which is likely a heat-resistant plaster
How much to purchase?
Absolutely stunning
I want to see him make a coil out of a sword ,now that's impressive... 🗡️
Thank you! That handle making is what I was looking for! for my sword of cource) Thank you!!
Hermoso felicidades al gran maestro de esta belleza
How much would it take to get one?
Top jhonnn...👍👍
I like ❤ from Russia 🇷🇺
Really Amazing My Brother.Enjoyed alot.Happy Eid Mubarak to All my Muslims Friends.
Nice how much price ?
What is that red thing and that white cotton using in forg. What they both called in pakistan and where can get this.
Top boss,, 👍👍
Are bhai moj krdi
a giveaway would be nice. Whoever wins can go there and forge their own weapon.
Nice 👌🏻👌🏻
Somehow my left ear liked the video more than the right one.
Miya Bhai 🔥🔥
This man is going to Valhalla! lol
Muito bonita 😍
Nice to see someone working these out of Pakistan!
Btw nice work love the look 👌
بھای جھاد کا🔥 سامان بنارہے ھو فلسطین میں اس کی ضرورت پڑیگی انشاءاللہ
ايش
انا مو مسلم
The best!
Which oil is used for heat treating?
Which oil????
Super 👌.
nice
15:07 😍❤
Good job
Forge the jambya dagger
Can u make high king Peter's sword form The lion with and the wardrobe ( Narnia chronicles)🥺😎🇦🇺 that would be awsome to see, this is awsome as well
can you do a trident?
Isso é mola de que carro ?
How much do you charge
Do you sell these?
Big props for shaping by hand instead of machine.
You must've missed all the machines he used.
Very good
Good teach me how to make that
Are you from Pakistan?
The heat treat is uneven
I was thinking the same thing.
Bravo
Magnifique.