Whatever you charge for your work, it can't be enough. I love watching people who are good at their craft do what they do. I have gotten a lot of joy watching your work. Thank you!
"According to legend, the founder of House Dayne tracked a falling star to the mouth of the Torentine, and Starfall was then constructed where a magical stone was discovered. The greatsword Dawn was forged from the heart of this fallen star and has possibly been wielded by Daynes for ten thousand years. The sigil of the Daynes depicts the white sword and falling star. The blade is as pale as milkglass, unlike dark Valyrian steel, but is similar in strength and sharpness. Unlike other houses who have ancestral swords, House Dayne does not pass its sword from lord to heir. Only a knight of House Dayne who is deemed worthy can wield Dawn, and the Sword of the Morning is envied throughout the Seven Kingdoms. The last known user of the sword was Ser Arthur Dayne, a chivalrous knight in the Kingsguard of Aerys II Targaryen. The Smiling Knight of the Kingswood Brotherhood tried to claim Dawn from Arthur, but the robber knight was killed by the Sword of the Morning. After Arthur died in combat at the tower of joy during Robert's Rebellion, Eddard Stark rode to Starfall to deliver Dawn to Arthur's sister, Ashara Dayne."
@@bryanjames7528 do you mean Ser Arthur? If so why are you phrasing it like it’s been centuries since someone has wielded the sword Dawn. It’s only been roughly 15 years since Ser Arthur died
One of the best swords I have seen made. Have watched this video twice and loving the craftsmanship you have put into this. Hopefully one day I could hold that beautiful piece of steel.
I just started working on my second knife, and it's hard to find the words to describe how inadequate I feel right now, LOL. This is absolutely amazing work.
Hey, thank you so much. When youtube suggested to me a blacksmith I was like, wtf. Suddenly i am your fan and watching your videos daily. So calming and nice. BTW your blacksmithing skills are exceptional but I have to give props for video editing too. Thank you again.
Well the sword in the show isn’t actually dawn so... and the show didn’t create the sword it’s from the books and the blade is suppose to be pale as milk
@@juniornisthal2216 exactly why I said OG sword from the "show." Regardless whatever the books described, this particular sword & design is "Dawn" aka Sword of Morning in the "show." Meanwhile in the novels, Dawn supposed to be more of a two handed greatsword, just like "Ice."
You really should private auction these; they are true masterpieces! You wouldn't have to do anything else in your life but build whatever you want and when you want. :)
Absolutely fabulous ! Do you sell your work ? Especially "Dawn" and if so how much would it cost ? (I'm looking for a replica of dawn and until today I never found a store that sells them)
What skill! You sir are a true artist and forger. Thank you so much for sharing this. I can't imagine owning something like this. What does someone have to do to get you to forge something for them, or, do you even do that?
Beautiful piece Freerk! This sword is a reverence to the D&D franchises? There are plenty of ''Dawn bringer of light'' swords in those. Would be cool if it was.
Beautiful work, wonderful skills on display. I have never seen anything like it before - the markings on the blade itself, are those created when you fold the steel? Massive thumbs up from me.
Freerk, I've noticed that the majority of your long blades are forged in billets you make from EN30B and AISI O2. Those steels don't immediately strike me as ones people would automatically choose for blade manufacture, but they obviously work really well together. How did you come to select those two over any others?
@@freerkwieringa275 Thank you. I like the inventive solution to a problem. The contrast post-etching is very pleasing too, the O2 swirls markedly more patinised.
Hey Freek, would i be able to contact you about commissioning another one of these swords, but with a blunted tip and edges? I compete in Buhurt and would love to use a similar blade
weird question but why are all the vids i been seeing recently have people using a hydrolic press and not a power hammer is there something i am missing?
Forging swords is a lot more dangerous than forging knives It's easier to get burned. It becomes obvious the first time you start working one. The difficulty level of this work is right up there.
Whatever you charge for your work, it can't be enough. I love watching people who are good at their craft do what they do. I have gotten a lot of joy watching your work. Thank you!
"According to legend, the founder of House Dayne tracked a falling star to the mouth of the Torentine, and Starfall was then constructed where a magical stone was discovered. The greatsword Dawn was forged from the heart of this fallen star and has possibly been wielded by Daynes for ten thousand years. The sigil of the Daynes depicts the white sword and falling star.
The blade is as pale as milkglass, unlike dark Valyrian steel, but is similar in strength and sharpness. Unlike other houses who have ancestral swords, House Dayne does not pass its sword from lord to heir. Only a knight of House Dayne who is deemed worthy can wield Dawn, and the Sword of the Morning is envied throughout the Seven Kingdoms.
The last known user of the sword was Ser Arthur Dayne, a chivalrous knight in the Kingsguard of Aerys II Targaryen. The Smiling Knight of the Kingswood Brotherhood tried to claim Dawn from Arthur, but the robber knight was killed by the Sword of the Morning. After Arthur died in combat at the tower of joy during Robert's Rebellion, Eddard Stark rode to Starfall to deliver Dawn to Arthur's sister, Ashara Dayne."
Dude what
Graham Wilson it’s an excerpt from the books lol
Magical stone = meteorite
After Ser Dayne's death no other knight has wielded Dawn
@@bryanjames7528 do you mean Ser Arthur? If so why are you phrasing it like it’s been centuries since someone has wielded the sword Dawn. It’s only been roughly 15 years since Ser Arthur died
One of the best swords I have seen made. Have watched this video twice and loving the craftsmanship you have put into this. Hopefully one day I could hold that beautiful piece of steel.
What a beautiful piece! I love the strong simple design, really lets the materials and workmanship shine.
I just started working on my second knife, and it's hard to find the words to describe how inadequate I feel right now, LOL. This is absolutely amazing work.
Your craft is pure art. I can imagine that Your fine Swords are beyond My budget. I love Your work, Sir.
Seeing the context of this video, perhaps you should be writing ser, not sir
I must confess that I didn't fully understand your technique, the end result is a truly beautiful masterpiece. Thank you for sharing.
what's the purpose of the woodenjig?
Beautiful. Fighting with swords so long ago, I'd not want to be on the receiving end of that. Great job
Amazing work, that sword is very beautiful, that I have never seen before.
It's from A Song of Ice and Fire, the book series by Martin.
very beautiful, I enjoy watching how you forge a sword the care, artistry and attention to detail you put into each one is just amazing.
Damn, where did he get the metorite to forge that sword?
The Gods
Staples
Yes, they have that
@@paulholland9531 if not staples, the Range will have one...
eBay
He followed a falling star lol
I was waiting for the watermelons. 😁
Wow, how carefully a sword is made. Fine sword.
I believe the person who wields Dawn is called the Sword of the Morning. Ser Arthur Dayne
Beautiful craftsmanship, what masterfully done work
Это восхитительно! Я рад тому, что такое искусство живёт и по сей день! Истинный Мастер своего ремесла!
Thank you. It’s a joy to see
I wish you great fortune in the wars to come.
Its awesome, just watching artists doing what they do best.
You deserve a lot more views. Keep up the good work, friend.
You a true craftsman…I would do the hand sanding with pleasure on such a piece
Hey, thank you so much. When youtube suggested to me a blacksmith I was like, wtf. Suddenly i am your fan and watching your videos daily. So calming and nice. BTW your blacksmithing skills are exceptional but I have to give props for video editing too. Thank you again.
What absolutely astounds me is that I know you're wearing some sort of special gloves but my god you're handling fire
A beautiful weapon! Made with great craftsmanship!
it is a joy to watch a true craftsman work ... Thank you
You sir are a master of your craft!
I can’t think of a more awesome way to make a living! ❤️ You lucky bastard 😌
When passion and skill combined creates a masterwork.
Passion, skill, and ..... Experience :-)
Amazing craftsmanship and devotion to perfection.I salute you!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice work, I love the contrasting technique, and use of the tig welder.
The brass in the bolster? counter weight,
is the icing on the cake. I never would have thought of that.
This guy gets a 10/10 for doing a peened hilt construction. Also that is a beautiful pattern weld on the blade. Gorgeous work!
I came here for the cool PPE. Wow, look at that sword! Incredible talent
GRANDMASTER LEVER WORK!!!!AN AMAZING SWORD,FAR BETTER THAN THE MOVIE PROP!!!!!!!!!CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR AMAZING WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow. That came out beautiful!
your version is clearly the superior one compare to the OG sword in the show. Amazing work, such craftmanship.
Well the sword in the show isn’t actually dawn so... and the show didn’t create the sword it’s from the books and the blade is suppose to be pale as milk
@@juniornisthal2216 exactly why I said OG sword from the "show." Regardless whatever the books described, this particular sword & design is "Dawn" aka Sword of Morning in the "show."
Meanwhile in the novels, Dawn supposed to be more of a two handed greatsword, just like "Ice."
@@crozraven they don’t show dawn in the show
@@juniornisthal2216 smh ... please watch the show again or simply check the wiki instead. I am done.
@@crozraven why because you’re wrong? Why should I have to look something up that you’re making an argument for.
I have dreamt of a sword like that for thirty years and well I have this firstborn son and I was thinking.........
You're going to need like 3 sons and 20 gold pieces, unfortunately.
😂
.....That you should make your 30 year old son forge you a sword?
ONLY ONE !!!! ONLY ONE CAN WEILD THE TRUE SWORD!!!!! AND ITS POWER belongs to only ONE!!!!!!
Know yor place peasant!!!
Nice Damascus steel and like the wood quenching
Gran obra Freerk y ver todos los pasos y trabajo que haces para conseguirlo es hermoso, gracias por compartirlo con nosotros.
Absolutely beautiful work.
Quanto tempo demora para terminar,???? E quanto custa uma espada déssas
That's got to be the most beautiful sword I've ever seen.
i like this version with the black hilt and crossguard more than your other one my hat off to you sir with your craft skill
You sir are a real craftsmenship ..worthy of Feanor name ...
Haven't seen anything else this guy's made, but this video has the exact same energy as Primitive Technology
I 100% agree. I was just thinking the same thing. We're on the same page lol.
What is the point of burying the metal in sand (?) and then cutting the grooves into it with a grinder?
Geeze
..the guard is as beautiful a piece of art as the blade itself..
Your work is very distinctive and superb.
Best of freerk wieringa swords. Number one. New my fawourite.
Beautiful sword and wonderfull video. You are a master at your craft. And your shop is my dream!!! Would love to see a master swordsman wield this.
Amazing work, sir! Briana is one lucky woman.
You really should private auction these; they are true masterpieces! You wouldn't have to do anything else in your life but build whatever you want and when you want. :)
Man this is beautiful!!!
You are an incredible Craftsman
Absolutely fabulous ! Do you sell your work ? Especially "Dawn" and if so how much would it cost ? (I'm looking for a replica of dawn and until today I never found a store that sells them)
The guy doesn't answer questions.
I love your work sir, you are a perfect sword meker
Beautiful art.
Произведение искусства, просто шикарно!
If I had to be hacked up with a sword could I pick this one please, but seriously, this is a stunning work of art.
another one beautiful sword done, nice one ;)
Absolutely beautiful. Good Job 👍 😉
A fine weapon for the boogaloo
I really admire your work!!!!
Absolutely incredible, great work.
Wonderful piece of art.
What skill! You sir are a true artist and forger. Thank you so much for sharing this. I can't imagine owning something like this. What does someone have to do to get you to forge something for them, or, do you even do that?
So many good videos, but why can't we see the finished Project for mor then 10 seconds after more then 30h worktime and more then 1h watchtime...😢😢😢
Very skillful master! Greetings from Lithuania
Beautiful piece Freerk! This sword is a reverence to the D&D franchises? There are plenty of ''Dawn bringer of light'' swords in those. Would be cool if it was.
Not really it is a game of thrones sword
@@freerkwieringa275 Heh, that's cool too.
Way better known swords out there! I wanna see the sword of the Rivan King - complete with glowing blue orb LMFAO!
Was the cooldown in the wood to increase the carbon ratio before the quench?
Beautiful work, wonderful skills on display. I have never seen anything like it before - the markings on the blade itself, are those created when you fold the steel? Massive thumbs up from me.
To make the brass ring black, it's enough to wipe it with ammonia solution, no?
How many hours did it take you to do this masterpiece?
so a double edged damascus steel sword. You did a good job making it.
"Telchar first wrought it in the deeps of time."
Always loved that line.
That’s Narsil, this is Dawn. Get it right dude
Awesome work, I very much enjoyed watching your journey.
What a talent you have sir, bravo!! 👏
How much would I sword like this cost to have made?
Freerk, I've noticed that the majority of your long blades are forged in billets you make from EN30B and AISI O2. Those steels don't immediately strike me as ones people would automatically choose for blade manufacture, but they obviously work really well together. How did you come to select those two over any others?
Rnd. They are hard to combine but with the proper tools it works. Eventually they make great sword blades really flexible due to the 4 nickle content.
@@freerkwieringa275 Thank you. I like the inventive solution to a problem. The contrast post-etching is very pleasing too, the O2 swirls markedly more patinised.
wow! what a masterpiece! Im impressed!
Hey Freek, would i be able to contact you about commissioning another one of these swords, but with a blunted tip and edges? I compete in Buhurt and would love to use a similar blade
Amazing work! It's such a shame that they made Dawn a normal arming sword in the series...
Sir you are an artist
Oath Keeper
Nice work Freerk
What is that powder that you sprinkle on the red hot metal block??
@freerkwieringa - you should put your website/shop at the bottom of every video.
weird question but why are all the vids i been seeing recently have people using a hydrolic press and not a power hammer is there something i am missing?
Amazing sword, thank you letting us watch you make it. :)
Where can I buy this gas mask - and thank you for your great effort
This video made my day, such a beautiful piece of art. It is insensitive to ask, but what would something like this cost?
How much would this sword cost to Buy? To have the exact one made with the same process?
Awesome work
@45:18 what wash is that to turn the steel black?... is so cool
Man, that's beautiful.
Forging swords is a lot more dangerous than forging knives It's easier to get burned.
It becomes obvious the first time you start working one.
The difficulty level of this work is right up there.
Great craftsmanship a true artist how can I purchase your work I am a sword collector your work is amazing
Great work! Do you have a shop?
Amazing work, Thank you for this video