WOOTZ steel from rusty springs-Forging a WAKIZASHI sword
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, we will melt rusty springs into wootz steel. Then we will show the forging of the wakizashi sword. A lot of work was done for this project, we made a bigger crucible than ever before. The crucible was larger, and it was not easy to forge. The wakizashi sword itself is longer than a regular tanto, so the locksmithing took twice as long . On the vakizashi sword we decided to put a carbon hilt.At the end of the video you can see a brief overview of the vakizashi sword, it is made from original materials. If you liked the video, like, like, comment, do not forget to share with friends. Thank you all for watching.
00:00 Loading the crucible
01:30 removing the ingot
02:00 Forging
04:55 Grinding
09:25 Hardening
10:30 blade fitter
12:25 handle making
18:20 finished sword review
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WOOTZ steel from rusty springs-Forging a WAKIZASHI sword
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I want one...Now!!! 👍
how long does it take to melt the steel?
Finally, it's inappropriate to do the old one. Don't do it again if you can next time
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@@dgundeadforge17 It's not just melting, it must remain liquid then very slowly harden.. Sad it is almost a lost art...
This is not only a beautiful weapon, it's also a work of art.
The steel pattern turned out exceptionally well, it's simply beautiful.
Hate carbon fittings, but it's a matter of taste.
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The carbon fittings and the tactical tanto kisaki are not my taste either. The hada turned out quite pretty indeed.
Im a complete carbon maniac but gotta say that carbon fibre composite does not go well with swords
@@hazratshaikh5545 woah dad is that you????
All I can say is “😳👍🏼WOW!!!”
Good..
Salam Dari Ketapang Kalimantan Barat Indonesia.
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That is one of the baddest looking swords I have seen! The carbon fiber handle sets it off, that's so cool
Очень крутой профессионализм. Ну, и операторская работа и монтаж тоже впечатляют. Спасибо.
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вітаю, гарний WAKIZASHI.Вподобайка
Remarkable Wakizashi !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is amazing! That also looked like an unbelievable amount of work! I have always wanted to see a larger wootz blade on your channel - the outcome is so impressive and of course that includes the handle. It would be really interesting to know what the properties of your wootz steel are like - the history and mystery around wootz is just so deep. I also wish I understood more of the steps in your technique - I mean aside from the secret recipe of course! Thank you for adding those captions!
Thank you so much for informing us what the powders and materials are that you add. I’ve always wondered what they were. Amazing work as usual!
I actually was really sceptical about the wootz part, but you actually went and did it. Hats off to you. Great video, cheers!
It's just captivating to watch this guy do his magic from start on rusty pieces of metal to finish holding shiny gleaming pieces of work of art in form of knives.
Old school temper over the coals. Love it! Just like old Japanese smiths did.
I would love to see a video on how you make your crucibles. Constantly having to buy them is cost prohibitive for me, and what you do is exactly what I want to do.
Yeah that part. How to make your crucible
Please how do you make crucibles I have a forge and want to make my own wootz but need crucibles
there is a detailed video on how we make our crucibles on patreon
@@fz-makingknives3663 thanks
There's something very interesting about watching those impurities flake off the surface of the steel as it becomes pure.
Amazing.
In the past 10 years I have watched thousands of swords being made... this one is most definitely in my top 5, if not my most favorite!!!! Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful sword my dude!!! Carbon fiber... who woulda thought!!!
Thank you for showing how you did your Hamon. I have never seen or heard of anyone doing it with tape that way lol. Pretty darn ingenious. Loved the video.
Nice
Truly a work of art, something to be handed down for generations to enjoy. Thank you
Thanks 😊
That is ONE VERY BEAUTIFUL BAD ASS SWORD. I WOULDN'T MIND HAVING ONE👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋👋
Just the fact that you didn't forge the curve into the blade, and you actually quenched it in like it's supposed to be 🙏🙌 Proper traditional Japanese Technique. My personal biggest pet peeve of any katana build I see. Edit: before anyone comments, yes, I know this is a wakizashi.
a lot of nihontos have pre quench forged curves
This piece is just a work of art i love the way you go about every project
Mantap 👍
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Amazing!! This is one of my favourite knives or swords of all time! Not just from your channel but altogether. Absolutely awesome!
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@@fz-makingknives3663 wish you wouldnt Call it wootz.
A fantastic interpretation of a classic wakizashi with contemporary appointments. Brilliant work FZ.
I especially liked your heat treatment
Such an absolute work of functional art. Beautifully done!
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Love the work, I really like and appreciate the narrative of what you put into the crucible. Ideas, tomahawk head and hunting spear head
Amazing 🔥
I wasn't sure at first about the carbon fiber being used for the guard and habaki, but in the end it turned out beautifully. Nice job.
I love wootz steel and your chanel thank you. Love from Turkey🇹🇷
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Turkish woodz steel was one of the best ones at the time
@@butcherofblaviken1619 Yes, but not currently.
@@muhammedkarademir7517 who can tell, smiths from North Caucasus make coolest wootz I've ever seen
@@butcherofblaviken1619 Yes, they are also of Turkish race.
i love your feed and thanks for writing what you add to this container ❤️🔥👌💪
First time seing water pattern damascuss katana, hope wont be the last. Btw, that is one great piece of art.
Because of you, I want to make myself a wootz sword now! You, you are a master.
I like how you made it unique and not "traditionally" like everyone feels obligated to. Well done 😁👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I count myself fortunate to own 2 of your knives! This is just outstanding work! Truly admire the work, attention to detail and the entire process. Well done
For sale on Etsy?
Фантастическая работа!
It is so cathartic to watch and artist do what they do best.
عاشت الأيادي.. انا من العراق..
عمل رائع.. لهذا سوف اتابعك واعطيك اعجابك ب عملك
Wootz steel is a very strong steel and has very nice pattern when forged into swords. Tipu Sultan's sword was forged from Wootz steel. It's so beautiful
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That is the original damascus steel which was invented in India and was exported to Syria on early ages when discovered.
@@Nature_Wildlife369 right , its known as "Ukku" in South India
My only quarrels were to please use water when cutting and sanding the carbon down 😭 that stuff in dust form is so dangerous, I sincerely hope you were also wearing a mask :,) stay safe
Shatttupppp
Dumb
nerd
@@wariogiovanna2883 Better a healthy nerd than a Chad with lung cancer.
I told you, you are the god of blacksmiths👍👍👍💪💪
Thanks 👍
อาวคนนี้ เก่งดีขนาดย่อครับ ใต้เครื่องมือได้สุดยอดแต๊ๆครับ
I would love to see some performance testing. Your skills are next level my friend. Keep it up
sorry to break it to you, but crap metal in, crap blade out
What do you mean by crap metal, the sword was forged with high carbon cruicible steel. Japanese Tamahagane is quite simmilar and behaves in about the same way.
It will keel
@@williamblennlid5432 High carbon steel is brittle, that's why it's wrapped in lower carbon steel for flexibility
@@czarekp3552 I definitely wouldn't call springs crap metal
Dang! That blade is stunning my friend
beautiful.. and I like the carbon graphite look handle.. very updated looking..
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера который изготовил это прекрасное холодное оружие.
Very cool 👍🏾
Cheers from Queensland Australia 🖐🏾
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Once again impressed wish I was a millionaire so I could buy all of your artwork
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@@fz-makingknives3663 How do i buy your work?
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ONE HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS!!
the third time I watch this video as if I never get bored, I wish I could have it😂
Tu me régale mec. De voir au résultat où tu arrive avec du matériel que tout le monde peut avoir sans se ruiner ! Franchement, félicitations tu es un chef !
I would love to have the space to do this man you're living the life making these. Thanks. It gives me inspiration daily.
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That’s a work of art ! Very nice,it’s beautiful. I’ll take one lol.
The new editing work didn't go unnoticed. Niccccce
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Splendida, come tutti i tuoi lavori !!!
Lost the temper on several spots along the edge. An oven temper cycle would have been cheaper, easier and with better results on a smaller piece like that.
Still, looks nice. Earned my sub.
Gran trabajo, me encanta, enhorabuena
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I was very pleased to watch your technique. Many bladesmiths harden then sharpen. I never saw the logic of working hardened steel. All of my work I use your approach of fully working the metal then hardening.
Beautiful work
Amazing job ! Hardest parts looks so easy because of your high skills.
And i'm still waiting for Nodachi ...
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Beautiful work 💖💖👍🏼
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Love to watch ingots made with wootz steel. Excellent video and a high quality blade. She is beautiful. 👍👍👍
Big hug, keep calm and make beautiful swords
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Could you do a more detailed video showing how your crucibles are made?
OK. Let's do 👍
I was going to ask the same thing. Just came accross you channel. New sub
12:35 - RIP headphone users who got lulled into a sense of calm... BAM jigsaw at 90db!
I'll give this work a 10/10 rating :-)
Just FYI, I come to this channel to chill/zen out after I'm done with my videos 😆 thanks.
Amazing!!!
Not only great craftsmanship but to have to the understanding of your materials to seemingly pull off both 'difficult' and 'lost' arts using modern materials and techniques is just spectacular!
Was this 'Wootz' a happy accident or did you know the springs you used had the correct constituents? Maybe I am missing the point..?
Sippp
Wootz has been around for at least 2,000 years, it's kinda like Damascus steel before it was Damascus. Kind of.
Another really good/great vid/ blade! I Enjoy your projects and insights to your project. Having asked about your wootz formula before, just wondering if you are planning on a more detailed video? I like either real time or a corner clock showing real time for perspective and clarity. Just an idea/suggestion. I think It helps to show how much goes into something like this. 4⭐️ btw
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Se enfrió mi comida por ver esto pero no me arrepiento, el vídeo que chido más lo que hiciste 10/10
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Who would dislike such art? Great work!!
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Очень красиво и технологично!
Привет
Привет
Бля, ты чо несешь? Жалкое подобие! Там ничего от вакидзаси ВАЩЕ!
sim amigo
@@user-us3og8sn2m Мне ещё кажется ручки он везде не совсем надёжные делает
So I have a question that I'm starting to ask random smiths... How relaxing would you say blacksmithing is?
Então, é muito bom... A gente se diverte bastante forjando alguma coisa. Ainda mais quando ela fica pronta. Eu já chorei quando terminei minha katana
It is definitely my
"zen time". Extremely relaxing.
The hamon on the wootz is exceptional...
What an epic sword. At guest I questioned the whole carbon fiber. You made it look amazing! Thanks for sharing!
for future reference if you decide to make more japanese inspired weaponry, you should always clay and quench the blade as one of the final steps before polishing and should never sand it afterwards lest you lose your hamon line
Best Skill Man
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Nicely done!
Just beautiful mister FZ
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cool sword but i feel the tang inside the hilt is too short but overall amazing work
I agry
Terbaik sahabat terima kasih perkongsian video nya 👍🇲🇾.
Excellent Wakizashi sword to pair with your Bokuto knife. The hamon didn't show up as much as I hoped, but awesome without it.
Waw black KATANA corbon fiber 👍👍👍 mantap lah
Шикарно!!! Молодец!!! Так держать!!!
A true work of art. I am in awe of your skills
THIS MAN IS A MASTER OF STEEL!!!
Imagine what he can do with good metal!
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I was unsure about the carbon fiber handle, but you really pulled it off. This sword looks like something Snake Eyes would use. 👌
Wow!!!!! Wakizakhi look liller. Always impressed with your skills . 👍👍🔥🔥🔥
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I would like a comprehensive video of everything that goes into how you end up with the billit. How you make the canister crucible and what ingredients go into it and how you know the length and amount of heat.. You are an artist in every sense of the word!
I'm haven't even seen the rough forge yet and I'm feeling the response to feedback.
Well played OP
Wowwww
I can wait to see the katana! Nice work!!!
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And what is that delightful music at the end 🙏🏻
Thanx u make a wakizashi as I requested. New materials and new technique for hamon creation. Excellent outcome.
INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL
Мне очень нравятся японские мечи и танто. Красивое сочетание металла и карбона.
неужели вы не понимаете что катана затачивается только в ручную и делается из десятков слоёв метала делается это настоящими мастерами которых осталось очень мало за счёт множества слоёв метала она становится крепче любого меча ножа или кинжала и острее бритвы за счёт ручной заточки а на видео показана не катана а её реплика тобиш игрушка для взрослых детей
Чудова робота! Відео як завжди дивлюсь із захопленням! 😃
Дякую 😊👍
Great content. Amazing skills. NO shameless plugs for hitting the like button or subscribing. No meaningless talking, just visual eye candy. New Subscriber here. 😎
Thanks 👍
Bella lama.
Competenze nel fondere e forgiare il metallo.
Abilità eccelsa nella tempra con la pasta in modo da dare durezze dovere
Il tocco di classe.... Il pisolino per bloccare l'impugnatura senza usare colle ipossiliche...
Meriti un bel 💯
Xem thích quá, muốn có luôn một con. Tuyệt vời !👌🤙
Классная зубочистка 👍🏼💪🏼
Remarkable piece of work. Thanks for sharing.
Nice video as allways. What a beautiful knife you made. And thanks for the captions when you load the crucible. Cheers