Sword Making- How To Forge A Simple Rebar Sword
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
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This week, our Amazing Daily Works blacksmith will show " Sword Making- How to Forge A Simple Rebar Sword". We asked the blacksmith to make a simple sword and he agreed to make it for us by using a reinforcing bar.
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As a welder I can only say "that's a good fabrication work"
Thank you very much.
Flatten length of metal into desired shape, sharpen. Seems easy enough.
"seems" is your key word there
@@BeetleBuns it surely is. It's nowhere as complex as some smithing channels do, but there's still a decent amount of work getting it to a basically useable state. I can't say I would do any better because I haven't made any swords, yet.
Pretty much, although at that point it's more of a machete
It takes time and experience but you can make something simple with very little experience.
Wrong not easy done it not easy
because of my bad internet connection, i watched this on 144p and it was still satisfying and beautiful, pray for me to get a better internet service
I’ll pray that you won’t blaspheme yourself again
@reggintoggaf7140 That's not blasphemy
Damn,that's the fastest sword I've ever seen made,and it looks deadly....thanks man
Thank you
What about heat treating?
As a filipino i love this, because it looks like a machete (gulok) even though it's not.
Yes, thank you for your support.
A lot of people seem to be under this assumption that smithing is SUPER COMPLICATED
The thing is, no, it’s not, it’s a delicate process, but not a complicated one
Thank you for your feedback and we will improve it.
@@nathanthegreat28 Ты уже сделал меч?
I checked out your channel but I didn’t find any videos on smithing
it's 3 am, i don't know how i got here
None of us do ..
@@MarkGoding I do! I’m planning on making a diy forge and using rebar to make a sword, so I’m watching this.
@@gamerhatch9072 did you make a sword?
@@sagurdofastora3245 i decides that the diy forge is way to expensive for me at the moment. Some day, I will make a sword. It’s on my bucket list.
@@gamerhatch9072 if you have a campfire and a hammer then its pretty much enough for the first project. (you need an improvished anvil too, in my case it was a rock but i even saw a guy use an old stump) and you can make something simple, not a sword but maybe a spear or a knife (I made a spear. it's awful, but i'm still very proud)
Everyone:ThAts noT a SwoRD ThaTs A MeChEte
Me:woah,nice messer
Thank you for your comment.
That's Messer alright..
Joyful Crusader, a machete IS a sword, at the very least can certainly be forged as one! Furthermore, there are short swords smaller than your large -to- even average sized machetes, if you're considering solely on length alone. Semantics. Comon now.
@@itechhen true, but i think he's referring to the shape of the sword, for it is similar to the German Messer in shape.
Messer in English means knife, but a Messer blade length is usually around 1 meter+.
I guess it is a machete after all, a German combat machete.
@@dadjyker58 I get that but, saying something is not a thing when it actually is that thing, only serves to detract from the hard work the sword maker put into the project and while it was just a rough grind, the profile is quite nice. An equal display and account of the makers skilled use of a grinder. His stupid comment is negative in tone an helps no one. Big knife/small sword....what does it matter. It's good practice either way. Joyful-go be an ignorant douche somewhere else.
Very good work. What is the diameter of the rebar?
I will try
All the best and thank you for your visit.
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Muito obrigado pelo seu valioso feedback e apoio ao meu canal e trabalhos.
Thanks for the video not much information on rebar swords on youtube unfortunately
Thank you for your comment and I will try to improve our project.
Recommended 4 u: belt grinder.
Thank you
Lol you don’t think he already knows about belt sanders
Wow! I thought it was the secondary channel of the amazing daily kk.
Thank you for your comment, there are many blacksmiths here and they can make what the customers need. We did not have any relationship with the channel you had mentioned. Again, thank you for your watching and support our channel.
nice job!
Excellent work man
Much appreciated
Looks really cool!
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No crazy technology or tools, that's the way man! Great job
Thank you very much
Every man’s dream
these are the people that you go to for weapons in the apocalypse
That's really nice. I would buy that. Great job
Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for the video
How long is the rebar? It looks like the perfect length, amazing work overall
It is 80cm, thank you for your support.
Ótimo... Um bom exemplo.
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@simply amazing
looks a bit like a machete or a cutlass, yet still very good! nice work!
Thanks!
Did he heat treat it? I'm sure this was not the finished product.
rebar is a mild steel. it does not have the carbon content to temper or heat treat. this "sword" it a nicely shaped piece of metal than cannot hold an edge, and if you hit anything hard with it it would just bend.
@@erikzorger3311 exactly what i was thinking. it's just some guys playing around with steel
Pretty awesome, but does it glow blue when orcs and things are nearby?
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One thing ive learned from all those episodes of forged in fire is to look for delamination. I see tons in this
What is delamination?
@@lastinmadson7977 when layers of metals do not fully meld together.
There cant be delaminations because this is Not damascus steel. The rebar is just one piece and therefore has only 1 layer which of course cant delaminate from itself....
I think what you thought are delaminations, are just left over hammer marks on the blade that were not removed during the grinding process.
@@niklasfischer3915 steel doesn't necessarily have to be Damascus to delaminate. Delamination can be caused by stress fractures in the steel from being rolled and stretched. When rebar is made a 4x4 piece of high strengh steel is heated then rolled over 6 times to get down to the diameter of bar needed.
@@mitchpickett2576 OK. I didnt know that rebar was Made that way
Mene bhi aisi knife ghar par hi banai thi mere pass bhi cutter machine he uske under kaam ho jata he
I am a filipino and its a yes for me! because It will kill ...
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Dough is that you?
Wow Im gonna make that that's seems easy if you have coal or something
Machete.10.👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much.
My kind of ASMR video is when he grinds that steel with that angle grinder
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@@AmazingDailyWorks awesome work!
Several questions, what is carbon content (hard or mild steel)? What about heat treat for hardness and tempering? Just because it looks like a sword does not mean it will function as one.
While these are all good points made, the base of the video was how to forge a blade. It's the basic principle of forging. The points you make are another topic that would make another good video 😏👍
Awesome
Bro are you a vampire? You don’t have nails but claws, very beautiful sword 🗡
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Hhhhhhhhhhhhh
good video
Glad you enjoyed
Nice
Thanks
Made with stuff found in most garages. Not bad. 👍
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Was it normalized and tempered? I kinda like watching that process...
Thank you very much.
Ill surely like to make it
Incredible work
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Me happy for making a stone hatchet this guy hold my beer
Thank you
@@AmazingDailyWorks I'm gonna give it to you that looked like it be a decent sword and cheap imma have to try that
Hhmm got all i ned to try this 🤔
Wow now show us how to make handle please
Thank you very much for your comment, Sir. I would like to inform you that this sword was ordered and they do not want us to make a handle, they will bring it to another person who can make a handle from cooper and carving some styles that they wanted. I have planed to make a sword with a nice wooden handle. Again, thank you for watching my channel.
So, I’m thinking of making a diy forge that would be cheap, yet works. When I do that, what materiel should I use to practice with?
Would rebar work, for starting? Or is that too hard to work with. Please answer, I’m really confused.
I want to start forging soon as well....I’m gonna go to the junkyard and get some truck springs. I’ve been told that spring steel is good.
I can help you
I started on rebar. You gonna use propane or coal for your forge.
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Amazing! What thickness rebar was it?
Thank you. The rebar was not thick, it was a medium size.
Looks like 3/4 inch or thereabouts but hard to tell
alex periciano,learn how to,make swords,thank yu sir..
I'm trying to learn how to forge
Thank you and try step by step, you will be a super blacksmith.
awesome piece of work !
Thank you very much.
Super travail de forge et de meilleure, malheureusement le fer a béton ne se trempe pas😢. Et d’ailleurs on ne voit pas la trempe. C’est de donner beaucoup de mal pour pas grand chose. Tu fais la même chose sur un acier de ressort à 0,6 % C, tu trempes et tu auras une machette d’enfer! Mais super boulot de forge!!!!👍🏻
What could I use to sharpen the blade, does anyone have some tips or suggestions
We sharpen the bade with grinder and after that with the stone.
I am like the rest of the folks in that I would like to have seen the tempering process for this sword. I know that rebar is not usually a top pick as far as the metal for a blade in that you never know what kind of metal you are getting. I have made tools with rebar and they worked fine and some that did not work fine meaning that they are not temperable. However, some rebar may be temperable. Its probably good to do a spark test on your piece of metal prior to using it for a blade.
If you are never going to expect much from the blade that was shown, I guess rebar is OK to use. I guess the sword may be a machete or a wall hanger. I am not trying to be harsh to you. I just hoped to see something new.
Thank you
Bro that's Machete 😅
What is your "anvil"?
after making it in the final form it should be heat treated his sword wont be brittle stiff hard.
To jest maczeta nie miecz ale i tak dobra robota panowie
I want to buy this, how can i buy this?
What tools do you need to get into this? I for some reason have blacksmith skills without ever forging a weapon and would like to give it a try
Yes, absolutely you can try it. Thank you for your support.
not many actually
an anvil, or really anything flat and hard to work on, a hammer of some sort, and something to use as a forge (i'd look it up a bit more)
do you just have like skill points in smithing?
Just wondering. Is stone bench can be use as Anvil ? I have it at home. Its around 1 meter long and its contains steel bars in it.
@@thesharinganxstone will crack after long.
Look instead for large steel blocks or short sections of Rail track.
You *can* use Iron, though it tends to be softer; but *if* you are careful, and hammer Hot metals, it can work well enough for a beginner.
Great sword
Good for zombie?
How long do you leave it in the charcoal to get it up to heat
It is about 4 minutes. Thank you for your visit.
Do you use regular coal, like mined coal? I heard it burns hotter and longer than charcoal, but you still need charcoal to keep it burning.
Note : FOR DECORATION ONLY!!!!!! That did not look like a hard steel.
Its mild steel... its usable, not absolutely decoration piece. but not as good as high carbon or high carbon alloy steel.
Why do you say that?
@@kevinmencer3782 I’m not sure why he’s saying rebar isn’t high carbon. There’s usually enough carbon it to make it burn easy. The real reason it sucks is rebar is made for purpose and out of whatever they have laying around. Could be ball bearings, could be car doors. It’s inconsistent so quenching it is a PITA and it’ll just shatter sometimes.
@THAT Guy For the one individual piece, yes. That’d basically be homogenizing the one bar you’re working with. However the very next piece of it you heat may behave completely differently because who knows what that one is. Purpose ordering a particular rebar would help but at that point you’re essentially ordering cheap bar stock.
@THAT Guy oh it definitely is still worth having a stash of it around, especially when you get it at the right price
You can't harden rebar.... therefore it is not suitable for making a sword out of it.
If you choose to make a sword out of scrap-steel take a leaf spring. Leaf springs are 5160 (in most cases) and therefore perfect for a sword.
But it is better to buy some proper blade steel like 80CrV.
Thank you for your comment and we had made some swords from leaf spring as your mention. Anyway, thank you very much for your advice.
Well that's not necessary true rebar is made with many different steels and I've seen cold chisels made with it and they harden just fine but the title of the video is how to make a simple rebar sword key words simple and rebar so there's that
@@TH-camforcedmetochangemyname Yes, I ve also seen people harden rebar who seemed to have a good understanding of smithing. So it could be true that some rebar is made from hardenable steel.
However he didnt harden the sword at all, so it doesnt even matter If the rebar could have been hardened or Not. Also in my opinion even a simple sword should be hardened as it is crucial for good performance.
@@niklasfischer3915 yes but it seems this was more aimed at beginning blacksmithing and to me was more towards the forging itself and not anything else heat treating is complicated for unknown steel because it does make a huge difference how you go about it for different steel just my opinion
@@TH-camforcedmetochangemyname and @Niklas Fischer Thank you very much for your valued comment.
plz make a rebar two handed sword
You need a bigger hammering table 🤣🤣
“Hammering table”
lol
That is a BEAUTIFUL falchion! Well done sir! Can rebar be heat treated and tempered? I'm just so impressed.
Thank you so much for your comment.
No. Rebar cant really be tempered. It can be case hardened however.
each piece is different, most can be hardened, but tempering may or may not be possible depending on what they decided to make it from that particular day. None of it will make a decent sword or machete though
@@BeetleBuns case hardening is possible. But you wouldnt want to rely on that for a blade because youd have to reharden every time you reprofiled from sharpening..
It's just not worth the effort.
@@BeetleBuns Thank you for your support and it is valued creative ideas.
Mujhe chahie
How hard is it to keep weapons made of rebar from rusting?
I want it
Thank you very much for your support. If you are here, we will make it for you.
Is rebar hardenable though ?
Rebar is made of high carbon steel, because it is usually used for structure reinforcement, which needs steel that is flexible and hard. Yes, you can harden rebar just as much as any other high carbon steel
@@9bang88 i see, I had previously heard Rebar wasn't a good material to make blades out off.
Wind of change well, whoever told you that was wrong, rebar is made of good quality steel
@@9bang88 Yes, I agreed too. It depends on the blacksmith's forging and in our country, the blacksmith always used rebar, chainsaw rebar, leaf spring, and coil spring, and so on.
@@9bang88 I figured as much since since it's used for reinforcing concrete and other construction. The rust is also another sign of high carbon content. I just wasn't sure, as apparently the carbon content can vary, because its made from recyled steel supposedly, so some rebar can act like mild steel and others medium carbon steel. I assume that this is not the case or that not all kinds of Rebar is hardenable ?
I was hoping you would at least case harden the blade since it is a mild steel.
I don’t th ink you can harden rebar, I think it is just mild steel
Some rebars you can harden, it just depends on the batch. Each batch of rebar never has the same carbon content, so you just gotta be lucky with the rebar you get.
@@Charley-rz3hl indeed I've seen lots of comments saying it can't be hardened and the only other one here that got it right rebar is all different I've seen cold chisels made of rebar and harden nicely
It doesn't show the heat treat process. Was this done but not filmed?
Thank you for your comment.
How can I get this
I can tell you used capcut
smash into shape you want then buzz buzz
That's a machete, not a sword. And most importantly, it will not KEAL
Thank you
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Thank you so much for your like and I will show other swords. Now, I have discussed it with our blacksmith and planned to do it. It will be ready soon.
That metal is too soft to make a knife even you use heat treatment
Thank you very much for your comment. We knew that it is not good quality but some of people like to make it. All rebar products are cheap to buy and use in the farm.
This steel sword? This steel is not good for swords. Leaf spring steel is good for swords.
Yes, thank you so much for your support and advice.
🤷♂️ why you say that Heart?
Their using Coal, adding carbon, and if they quench in cold water, I dont see why it wouldnt work..
“Simple” yeah if you have fancy power tools and a forge 😂
I made one but with a 3 inch big nail its mini
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Ur welcome
I thought rebar was designed to be impossible to sharpen
what idiot told you that?
Actually that sounds a little mean. Yea, it can be sharpened, it just might not stay sharp depending on how it was hardened, if at all.
Thank you for your valued ideas about rebar.
rebar can't be handed, it doesn't have the right carbon content. you may get an edge on it but it will just roll over and go blunt almost instantly.
Rebar??? Are you serious? Way too low carbon content at approx. .22% It's not even mild-steel.
This is machete not sword
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Asian homemade machete??
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All I can here is metal 😔
honey that's a machete
No es una espada, es un machete, si fuera una espada, se daría con más trabajo y detalles en su fabricación, además no tiene guarda, pomo, la espiga no es de una espada ☹️🤔
Ok, thank you for your advice.
The presence of a guard or lack of one does not define whether it is one or not. 👎
@@itechhen Thank you. We will learn about it.
What about rebar damascus ? Twist them like a tootsie roll you should have a blade that is flexible and hard.
You need to atleast two types of steel for Damascus
Thats BS
This steel is not good for making swords
Thank you for your advice but this is an order from customer needs us to use rebar.
Made in china 😂
Thank you for your comment. This item was made in Siem Reap of Cambodia.
Did you see those red guard mercenaries? They have curved swords. CURVED. SWORDS.
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so how hard does rebar get?
When your mom steps into the room
Why didn’t you fold the steel over itself?
crap....