Finalizing the Dragonslayer blade || Guts' Dragonslayer from Berserk (Part 3)
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- Part 3 of making Guts' Dragonslayer from the manga/anime Berserk.
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Godo, you can't swing it, you have to present it to a king and when he denies it as an insult, wait for Guts to claim it.
Sounds good, now if I could just get some contact info for a King...
@@PrettyHateMachining The prime minister of France or the King of England should do.
@@PrettyHateMachining I heard of a guy named Pretty Hate Machining, he should be suitable for a king
@@Budzabit theres this dude called nuts the berserking guy
truly a swordsman of all time
should give it to him
@@Schnoz42069 Then he should give it to Napoleon descendant he is 2m tall and ready to avenge his Emperor 😅
I like how the Dragonslayer's aura is so strong it is intimidating simply being in the same room
Cursed blade!
"This is my perspective." Then I started thinking of reasons why one might not want that perspective.
I was cringing internally, as he was stepping underneath it.
The elephant in the room
@@arandomlilin4605 The massive, thick, heavy, and far too rough slab of raw iron in the room
I'd worry less about perfection. The Dragonslayer is considered roughly hewn so the imperfections are actually just part of what makes the DragonSlayer Unique.
Perfection is my middle name, regardless. I'm trying to make the Dragonslayer as it was on day one, when Godo finished it
Godo didn't want to make anything ornate, he viewed swords as bug butcher knives.doesnt mean he's gonna let imperfection in the blade take form
@@PrettyHateMachining Same here! "Oh nobody will even notice or even knows it's there, stop fussing." But, I do... The mistakes are there even though no one else can see them... I am aware of them. Perfectionist and at time also procrastinate it's a terrible mix...
@@DarkGodSeti Story of my life!
@@DarkGodSetisame with my own projects, procrastination and perfectionism feeding back and forth into eachother
Good news! Even if its chipped or dulled, it only becomes more canonically accurate, since it is most definitely dulled and beaten from Guts constant battles.
And it will still kill just from the weight
@@arran4285 I am pretty sure guts kill one random armored mf with just the weight of the blade but I can't tell for sure since the manga has literally over 300 chapters lol
Literally, just drop the motherfucker on someone downed stabbing end first would kill them.
-Well, no, Godo used something he called an "ultimate steel" which somehow can repair itself when put to fire.-
Edit: It seems I've misinterpreted what Godo says, it turned out that he was talking about reforging the sword, not the sword fixing itself.
@@Karak-_- Lets see your source on this one buddy.
Imagine he somehow manages to swing it and it makes the exact clang sound from the 2016 anime and we have to acknowledge that they made it sound perfect
I'm honestly sure that it would. Check out the smash-a-thon video and listen careful. Big swords make a very loud clanging sound!
there's a video from someone that did make the golden age greatsword, and then he teste it in old furniture, and the golden age sword made the clang sound, so surely the dragonslayer would make it too
@@lordemiraak4747 Yup, that video is on this very channel in fact
@@PrettyHateMachining oh, i didn't realized lol, great video btw
@@lordemiraak4747 hehe thank you!
I don't think people realize this will take more than a strongman to wield, it'll take a mech
Sure, it's pretty amusing to see all the arguing in the comments though.
It might take a Powerloader or something XD
We can get a strong man to lift it. But first.....
There’s the next project! Mech arms that can handle that beast!
@@Yorgh_Drakeblood By that, you mean the Modern Day version of the Berserker Armour, just to lift that hunk of scrap?
This sword will be fun in a few thousand years time if archaeologists accidentally stumble across it.
What makes this better is that is people stumble across berserk and then find this sword in his garage they could possibly think guts was a real human
@@Idranim "A new discovery leads experts to ask 'was the story of berserk based in fact?' as the legendary Dragonslayer has been discovered"
GATSO?
TH-cam archive will be exposed first, man people need braun
It will be used to prove that besetk wasn't fiction but reality
Pretty excited to see you finish the process and see how the true Dragon Slayer turns out when completed!
That shot from you walking under it. That's genuinely terrifying
It sure is!
Yeah, it definitely puts into perspective why people are so scared of fighting Guts lol
yeah I puckered a bit when I watched that I'll tell you that much
@@Shiratto last thing a demon sees
When did he walk under it?
People are saying godo wouldn't have cared about that little imperfection, but he probably would have, considering it's on the blade itself
Agreed!
@@PrettyHateMachining BTW great job so far, just make sure you don't end up like rosin or the count
“That thing was too big to be called a sword. Too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it was more like a large hunk of iron.”
... only know can I truly understand the quote.
Sure, Miura made it clear to us, but seeing the "real" version, this hits a lot different.
"heap of iron"
This is one of the most impressive projects I've ever seen nothing but respect
The thing is monstrous. I never thought any blacksmith would attempt to make realistic dragonslayer yet here we are
This is an amazing example of how the dragon slayer is not inacurately nor inconsistently drawn, it’s just perspective. From the tip it looks like there is no taper.
I never thought I’d see such a great thing be made in my life thank you good sir
Thanks godo can't wait to see those Sparks and the finalization of your masterpiece.
Motivation! The work you've done so far is epic! Can't wait to see the blades get formed!
No need to worry about the nicks, as far as Guts is concerned, "If it can kill anything he swings it at, it's perfect". Plus, I'd imagine them to be good learning experiences, you'll be like the old man who forges/repairs his sword and admiring the sparks in no time. :)
“That thing was too big to be called a sword. Too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it was more like a large hunk of iron.”
Finaly found the real modern Godo
This blade is something to be feared. You've done an incredible job creating it so far. Be careful, and don't get cut in half.
I'll try, thanks!
I love the idea of you spending all this time on that one imperfection in the edge when neither Guts nor Godot would give it a passing thought
This sword will be immaculate
If you want spoilers it’s available on his etsy shop along with some other things and it is indeed immaculate
@@ilikefood1609 send link
@@cornhub69 it’s in the description
What sword?
It's alright because remember "That thing was too big to be called a sword. Too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it was more like a large hunk of iron" and it wasn't even sharp. Guts mentions that if you dont die in one hit you'll wish you had. I love the clang sound it makes :)
That the diagonal bevel on one side became twisted like that probably means that there is a slight un-evenness in the side bevels, especially since the error was compounded by the other side veering off in the other direction. It doesn’t have to be much, just having a chip wedged between the sword and the table when machining could do it, or one of any number of other factors that displaced the edge just a tiny bit off-center.
Just something to be mindful on if one's making a more 'combat worthy' version of that monstrocity.
I was looking for a reply to this, it's what I was thinking..just dont know how to say it in english 😝
Securing the handle should be as much of a show as the blade has been
the blade looks absolutely perfect just like in the manga
Ohh damn, that blade looks epic. Keep up the good work! Can't wait to see how it turns out
This is coming along so great! It's always cool whenever someone makes a Dragonslayer, but they've all (quite understandably) had to compromise to some extent. I never thought I'd see a book accurate version be made, and your dedication to quality has not gone unnoticed. You're an absolute legend for this 😲
im sorry i wrotte so late, chasing lines in metal for this titanic project can really take a toll in your sanity, even in small knives can drive you crazy. i bow to you good sir.
25:44 mad respect for being able to capture this iconic shape while keeping the scale. Just picture of that blade lying on the table is intimidating, true Dragonslayer aura.
Warping can add a change of angle effecting the Tangent and in turn Sine from your vice, you have a few options but they aren't great to fix, one is grinding down the edge and using a magnet plate just hoping you can get a level plane and have everything still hold a tolerance but risk scale of the blade being a bit thinner or one edge being a bit deeper. Which for a standard sword would be an issue for edge alignment but no human is actually lifting that without having back issues and sinking into the grass.
Too bad a blade this size can’t be quenched and tempered. A fully hardened Dragonslayer would be insane! And this entire build is already crazy! Finally get to see the real deal in all it’s massive glory! Thanks for all your hard work, dude!
Absolutely! There will be a hardened version...someday
@@PrettyHateMachining The moment we get the anvil's readied for a "Combat Ready" version, of such a massive heap of raw iron. Is the moment, it'd be the sort of thing, not even Mecha(nized arm)'s could swing properly!
@@masterbasher9542 we need to start training a baby born to the strongest humans alive so that one day, we can have someone swing this thing
@@eliaspanayi3465 well
We need a tree, some mercenaries and a bunch of ramdom people
@@nathanaelcaballero217 and alot of "fun" time for said mercs
I'm very impressed with your attention to detail and your craftsmanship. You are not cutting any corners with this and it is a joy to watch what you are making.
thank you for having the balls to build it the correct size.
Nicks, dings, and imperfections just makes it feel more authentic :) Great job! This build is insane
That mistake at 4:10 is really relatable. Getting angles to match up perfectly even with wood took me forever and since I was making a the roof of a model of a traditional Japanese building, it had to line up after being bent too
I've heard of Guts before but have never seen it... heard it's brutal. But now watching this blade come to life if makes me wanna watch it
It's worth it! The original anime is quite good
id recommend to read the manga instead of watching the anime. it's just aloot better
@@rocketcamel5049 It is, but it's a way bigger time investment for someone just getting started. IMO of course
Read from the golden age, volumn 3 of the series. Tell us if it is better in this sequence
you made a massive slab of a sword that's supposed to be a grotesque weapon but you stress so much about "perfection", its pretty damn good already, the little dings and nicks add to its character honestly. if it was machined completely perfect like a computer made it it honestly probably wouldn't look as good. Youre doing a great job though!
This series deserves so much more attention
The work, though not perfect. Is infinitely cleaner than many of us thought possible.
This is an insane project to take on and just make me want to go back and read all the manga again. Makes you really think about from a different perspective why people would not even dare challenge Guts. Just the fact that he can even carry it around as casually as he does would intimidate anyone.
holy shit, finally someone that makes a real representation of the sword instead of a fable wiggilly wet noddle longsword claiming its the dragon slayer.
Congratz, amazing work.
I admire your work and your dedication to the source material.
Been waiting for a true dragonslayer project like this for so many years! Damned legendary, man. Legendary.
This work you're doing is absolutely incredible. I wish you the best in all your work!
Can't wait to see the guard and handle done. Great work.
congrats you're the only person in the world with an actual dragonslayer
can’t wait for the new video man yesterday i went back and rewatched all your berserk content and man the quality of the videos you make is amazing keep it up bro
the more knicks it has in it the more true to the artwork it will be, guts sword is not the clean work of a blacksmith, but a raw heap of, well steel in this case
the real question is what irl apostles are we gonna use this on?
my first cast is Mark Z*ckerberg
Oh oh i know, xi xinping and Bezos too
Since no living human can swing it, you should try and find some heavy machinery that might be capable of it just so we can see the kind of destruction Guts is capable of
He has already swung it onto tables. The answer is the magnet wench and crane.
I think it's the first and only true Dragonslayer ever made. E bet someone will pay a lot of cash for one of those
Thank you for sharing this experience. A lot of people just show the success of their project. When in reality there can be challenges at every step. 👍
love this so much, thank you!
This is insane. 7:36 seeing that thing pointed directly at me made me feel crazy! put my hand over my heart just thinking about the many key points in the anime where Guts is just swinging that thing side to side slashing body after body. imagine being amongst that over 100 man platoon watching up close ur mates getting hauled by that thing one after the other & then coming direct with it urself meeting ur own fate too. 25:44 so beautiful. yes indeed it has its slight imperfections but i still applaud u for putting together this masterpiece. this is dangerous & time consuming work & the fact u took the time to work on something this crazy deserves recognition. i’m sure if Kentaro Miura were still here with us, he’d kindly appreciate this piece for sure. ur work is definitely something to be proud of dude.
It looks really good, the grinding took it to another level, can not wait for part 4.
I'm excited to see someone complete a true dragon slayer!!! Now just to wait on Guts!!
I love this project. As for straightening, heat it up and apply water where you want to put pressure. It's a lot of heat to quench though, so a large volume of running water could be necessary, to say nothing of the angles you may want to run it. Ofc that's an energy and time intensive process. Ofc, this would be a final finishing measure just before polishing.
Imagine having to hammer this monstrosity into existence old school blacksmith style
This is amazing, can't wait to see it finished.
Also, the sword is already perfect.
I literally can't even begin to imagine how you would attach a handle to this thing that wouldn't immediately break upon trying to lift this thing. AWESOME work. I'm so happy someone finally made it real.
That thing was too big to be called a sword. Too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it was more like a large hunk of iron.
Masterful.
Godo would be proud
Can't wait! have been watching your videos for a while now and ive loved it
25:30 Parts like this one have been especially enjoyable to see as part of the process! But everything so far has been actually quite cool to see as well as the immense amount of effort you've put into making the blade given how difficult it is to work with.
finally the guts to make a real one
A side note is the dragon slayer is filled with chips on the edge of the blade so guts is not cleanly slicing people in half, he is tearing people in half, so don’t trip over a chip on the edge it obeys the lore of the dragon slayer
I understand that, I just want to make the Dragonslayer before Guts ever got his hand on it.
@@PrettyHateMachining respect
Oh hell yes!!!
So much more fun than normal machining jobs. Art work versus work work.
Toe coffins. They don’t elect to open the steel toe to put your toe back on. You just get to limp the rest of your days.
You've got balls of steel working on that thing. The weight by itself is scary, add that edge to it even unsharpened, loosing control of that in the shop would be catastrophic. Stay safe while working on it sir. Fantastic work.
You proberly shaved them 2pounds off just doin some touch ups 🤣🤣
Probably the best and most accurate replica of this monster of a sword I have ever seen. Can't wait to see the finished thing. Super impressive.
If there is ever an invasion of evil demon looking creatures I'm def gonna want to borrow this.
Nothing beats air tools for sanding as they are self cooling and can run effectively endlessly. 90° is my favorite.
You did great on the bevel btw, it's a difficult thing to do. Best guide would probably be a primer on the section you want to meet as the reflection of light is the hardest part to differentiate.
The gouge in inescapable with a guide, sadly as when you come to a stop you invariably pull, which multiplied by every stroke, leads to more material removed.
All in all, it's coming along fantastically.
I look at it this way; the slight imperfection is your perfect maker's mark. A way of wrapping the silver around the cloud.
Guts: Good, now swing with it.
You may have to wait 28,000 years until a space marine can wield it.
This sword will deserve to be in a museum
I take my hat off to you sir, splendid work. The dedication to build this sword is admirable. Guts would be proud 💪
Thank you very much!
I really love the 80 grit finish on the blade it fits the build so well with the crude nature of the sword and all. And im really impressed you have come this fare with not missing toes or fingers well done.
Everyone wants to slice Griffith in half but ain’t nobody want to swing this heavy ass sword.
Top tier comment, well done
This blade is going to be so gorgeous. Been amazing to see this come to life.
Go to the next big strongman competition and just set up a booth with the sword lying in front. You might just find the next guts
Can’t get over how cool this is. Even looking at is is satisfiying. Once it’s completely finished let’s find the strongest man on earth to swing this beast.
Berserk and a channel with a nine inch nails reference two of my favorite things respect+
Same!
That is true beauty. Amazing dedication.
Doing gods work, thank you.
The fact that you're agonizing over the details is equally amazing and hilarious considering how crudely hewn the Dragonslayer is in the manga.
bro thank you so much for making these videos man love the content keep it up man
God, I love you man. I wish I had your expertise, skill and equipment. Thanks for doing this. You should be allowed to place it at Muira's grave, like Rickert's Memorial. Keep up the Lord's work!
this might be one of if not the most beautiful recreation of any fictional sword ever, and like some other comments have said, the imperfections make it even more true to life!
"That thing was too big to be called a sword. Too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it was more like a large hunk of iron"
would be interesting to see how far people can get to lifting it
I literally feel how fucking heavy this thing is
Towards the end when you were nitpicking your work, i understand the artist's desire for perfection but keep in persepctive! whoever comissioned this will think its perfect, and lore accurate! like, Dragonslayer is LITERALLY a bludgeoning weapon with a sharp edge. If Guts is fighting actual demons with scales and rock monsters and etc, hes gonna have dents and nicks in his actual blade too :)
this thing is frickin dope.
nicks dents and imperfections is how this sword is supposed to look
Lookin good! It's crazy to see how frikin huge it is in real life vs manga/anime. That thing would cut Guts in half when he props it on his shoulder lmao
Finaly someone who doin it right
Imagine if there were a being capable of actually wielding this.
The mayhem and carnage that one could cause with this would be absolutely berserk
They should dislplay this in a museum
I've watched a couple of content creators making giant swords for a while now, and I have to say, none had left me in awe as your work with this one has. The sheer size and weight of the piece of metal you've choosen to work, to keep it as faithful as possible to the fictional conterpart has made some famous professionals make compromises and just shrink the size or thickness of the sword, just because how impossible it would be just to transport this thing from one machine to another, like you've been doing in the past 3 videos. That's a really amazing amout of commitment there.
Now, I'm curious, how do you plan to make the handle? You'll have to drill the sword and put giant bolts there to secure? Maybe drill the sword towards it's lenght and put a giant steel bar there as the "spine" of the sword?