Wootz sword Shirasaya KATANA from chainsaw chain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2022
- In this video, we'll be demonstrating how to make a Wootz sword Shirasaya Katana from a chainsaw chain. This sword is an amazing example of traditional Japanese swordsmanship and is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
If you're interested in learning how to make a Wootz sword Shirasaya Katana from a chainsaw chain, then watch this video! We'll walk you through the entire process, from beginning to end. This is a fun and easy project that you'll be able to complete in just a few minutes!
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you're the bomb 💣 💣 😺🖖
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Hey FZ, was wondering if you would be willing to share your crucible recipe. Prefab crucibles are too expensive to be disposable and are known for cracking at high temps such as are needed for crucible steel and if that happens during the heating process I could lose my steel. Yet yours seem to hold together perfectly and withstand the high temperatures. Been tinkering with knife making for a little while now for my hunting and fishing buddies and myself but wanted to delve into crucible steel to make a couple of sets of field knives for my buddies and I for hunting and fishing out of wootz. I would really appreciate any help or advice or recipes I was also wondering; in your testing, what is the average Rockwell hardness on these blades and do you think they would be suitable for workshop tools. If so I'm asking because I would like to make myself some marking knives, plane blades, and chisels for the workshop as well but not sure if this type of steel would be suitable. I use my chisels quite aggressively, and my planes on end grain for shooting which is hard on those fine edges and require me rehoning my Edge quite often when using on hardwoods like ironwood and hard maple. Do you think this still would hold up to shop tools?
Beautiful sword! Your a master of your craft sir! I do a little blade smithing myself and I must say you make it look way easier than it is. Keep up the good work!
@@jerichojoe307 I think he has a video explaining how he does it I just can't remember which one
That isn't a sword, it is a work of art....You sure don't leave any room for a second chance with your grinding work....one mistake would show like a broken thumb. Very nice Sir.
It's a sword, I assure you. Its definitely a sword
@@arawiri its not a sword its a shirasaya katana
A sword has a guard while shirasaya katan has no guard at all
@@au4686 shirasaya katana is a type of sword. It's not a katana btw, no curve, no differential hardening. It's a ninjato.
It's both.
@@cheetodorito7403 there is no such thing as a ninjato. Ninjatos only exist in movies and tourists shops.
Furthermore, shirasaya is not a type of katana, but rather a sword mounting tool to store different kinds of swords (nihonto) such katana, wakizashi or tanto.
This most likely resembles a shikomizue, albeid a short one.
I really appreciate the crisp, precise lines, that's one of the most underrated iconic feature of japanese style blades that so many youtube makers miss. Super nice!~
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Amen! Geometry is what makes a Japanese style blade what it is. There are a lot of really big kitchen knives being made on TH-cam and the makers are calling these things katana or tanto or whatever.
I'm always blown away by your steel. I also love how the carbon fiber looks like ray skin! Beautiful work!
Outstanding as always. Steel like obsidian.
A genuinely gorgeous and lethal aesthetic!!! More please.
The way how he ground and shaped the kissaki was absolutely delicious.
Un magnifique chef-d'oeuvre, que vous nous donnez à voir. Merci pour ce partage.
A brilliant blade and video. Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeus! Would like to wield such a short sword! Great job!
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Que lindo trabajo siempre uno mejor que el otro
As always sir, a work of exceptional beauty...a blade of blades...
Congratulations on yet another work of art, and cutlery...
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You took a chainsaw blade and turned it in to a beautiful work of art. Not only is it beautiful it is totally functional. Great job and awesome video!
Great craftsmanship! Really loved how it turned out..
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breathtaking. unfortunately im going to die with the wish of having a piece like that. i calm myself by believing that these pieces ( like this sword or that norse dagger) will received by a worthy person who knows how to properly take care of such delicate piece of art. as always, it was a beautiful outcome and awesome project. really cant get enough of watching your videos. thank you from the bottom of my heart. love and respect! ❤👌✌🤘👍👊👏👏👏🍻🙏
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That’s beautiful 😍 It looks beautiful. It cuts smoothly.
Really awesome work! Love it ❤
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beautiful shirasaya
One heck of a sword. Well, artwork as it's to beautiful to ever use as a sword.
That's a beautiful piece of work great job 👍👏
My God the quality and craftsmanship in your work is amazing I hope to purchase this particular piece as my first one from you I would love to see a kukuri blade from you one day
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Its a MasterClass of workmanship
quedó tremendo, Me gustó mucho ese trabajo!
This guy can take copper and turn it into steel. Excellent videos. Please keep up the good work.
Très impressionnant, un véritable chef-d'oeuvre.
Oui je suis d’accord
Замечательная работа. У мастера просто золотые руки. Браво 👏👏
аутентичность - ноль, что в названии железки , что в окладе .
@@ttaaavv35 а вы что хотели, чтобы меч изготовили, по всем традициям и технологиям японцев?
В конце концов, это всего лишь сувенирный меч, а не оружие для убийства
@@user-gk9yx5kj4i если китайцы собирают мерседес по своей технологии , то и называют его типа- "нихунбао", но внешнее сходство с мерсом есть, - мысль понятна? а если хотите сувенир то выточите его себе из ветки дерева.
@@user-gk9yx5kj4i да по традициям щас в японии одна мастерская делает, но какая то приемственность должна же быть, а то теперь что не высри будем называть мечом и катаной. Про ножны и ручку я молчу, тут автор молодец. Но катана это хранилище души, это произведение искуства.
Why glass and Granite
IT IS A MASTERPIECE. LOVE TO HAVE ONE TOO
Qué hermosura! Un trabajo fino!
functional art! excellent workmanship! imo
Masterful work as always FZ. I love this one. Excited for the growth of your new channel also. You're a true master of your craft.
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Absolutely beautiful! Only issue I have is that it is more a wakizashi rather than a katane given the size, but it is still a gorgeous blade! I also extremely admire the sheath and handle.
He’s also not a certified master smith, he did not make it with Japanese iron sand in the traditional forging process, he did not carve out a drip/debris channel in the scabbard, the tsuba is not existent, he glued the tang into the tsuka, he did not Clay temper the Katana for differential heat treatment, and he designed the scabbard, tsuba, and tsuka himself rather than sending it out to a master to be completed.
Point is, there’s a number of reasons it’s not a katana, beyond just the size.
@@jb3760 True, but since I like his craft, I wasn't wanting to be so harsh. He's not as bad as some crafters/forgers these days with creations. 😅
@@jb3760 believe it or not, none of that actually matters. I believe a real katana (nihonto) is only classified as such by Japanese law if 3 conditions are met:
1. If the blade is of tamahagane
2. If the blade was forged in a forge with an appropriate shrine
3. The sword was made as a piece of art rather than a weapon and thus must be seen as 'beautiful'
Exactly what i thought too, when I ended of see this video. The work is breathtaking regardless, but the size make it more a wakizashi than a katana.
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Nicely done. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
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remarkable beauty
Spectacular! Was concerned over folding or lack thereof but w/ the chain being in segments it wasn't needed. GR8 vid. 👍👍Many thanx
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Man that’s beautiful! I want one.
Woooow una hermosa pieza de arte, eres un maestro
Невероятно круто 🔥🔥🔥спасибо, что поделился 👍💪💪
Beautiful work
Thats a mighty fine sword
I'm in love with that sword man😍😍😍
So beautiful
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Отличная работа ! Спасибо за видео !👍
Woa. Đó là 1 thanh kiếm rất tuyệt. Nghệ thuật đến từ sự đơn giản. Không hoa mỹ hay cầu kỳ nó vẫn là 1 tác phẩm nghệ thuật.
대단해요~~^^ 나도 소장하고싶어요~~^^
Isso sim é uma obra de arte, parabéns muito lindo 👏😍👏
So beautiful, another wonderful creation. Stay safe, hope you and your family are still safe.
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I'm speechless I really enjoyed watching this what a beauty mmm mmm mmm, what are the odds of me adding this to my collection
Superbe boulot merci beaucoup pour la vidéo 📹
very beautiful, what is your recipe for the steel? and where do you get your crucibles?
very nice and elegant work...also the peace of ebony....amazing
At that length I think it’s more of a wakizashi 😮
I'm in awe!
Beautiful, just beautiful
Awesome.
Спасибо за работу,получилось супер👍
Nice knife. Very iconic.... Amazing
Perfect❤
Wht a satisfactions.. this time, you did the slashing part as well..
Fantastic work! What kind of wood did you use for the scabbard?
That is just beautiful
Would’ve love to walk around with one of this on my back in the old days.
a true Masterpiece
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Woow precionante todo el proceso y al final una hermosa pieza de arte?
Cianto tiempo se llevo y si lo vendiera cual seria su precio?
Bagus dan hebat....
Kreatif 👍
That's a stunning piece 👌
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it beautiful
That is one impressive blade!!!
Your work is outstanding... Well done...!!
Работа как всегда на высоте!
Сколько же там углерода получилось???
Absolutely stunning work👍👍👍👍👍 wish I had one 😁😁😁
Incredible quality and beautiful! Another masterpiece! 👏👏👏👏👏
Смотрел на одном дыхании 👍
Just stumbled across your channel and I absolutely love your craftsmanship. I was curious about why after forging the blade to length, you don't forge the tip into the blade but use the angle grinder to cut it in. Is is just easier to do for timing? The blade looks beautiful and I love how you did the habaki!
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For those of us new to this process, what are the powders/granules added to the crucible before it goes in the forge? I recognize steel filings/granules from watching smiths making cannister Damascus, but the other two I'm unfamiliar with.
I would guess charcoal as a reducer (the opposite of oxidizer). From what I know oxygen burns up the carbon in steel so it looks like he is putting it in an air tight container with a reducer to keep any oxygen from touching the steel. Then the crystals are probably some kind of flux to help any junk float out of the mix. I know other people use borax which is a fine powder. Old wootz steels used clean sand or glass as a flux so could be that. I'm no blacksmith but I think it is really interesting to watch and learn and guess and infer.
すげぇ綺麗
wonderfull Masterpiece
I have been trying to learn the art of forging, and If its not too much trouble, can you tell me what additives you put into the crucible with the chain?
beautiful piece as always
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That came out great! 👍👍
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15:20 HELL YEAH I have used a dremel for over 7 years and it's awesome seeing someone use the router attachment.
Great video and craftsmanship! Work of art!😁👍🛠️
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Simply beautiful
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perfect
Absolutely fantastic job. TOP.
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WOW
This is beautiful! I'm really tempted to get it to go with the hidden bokuto knife you made about a year ago from a chainsaw chain. I purchased that knife as a birthday gift to myself, figured it was destiny since you posted that video a day before my birthday! All your work is amazing, can't for the next video and potentially the next knife!
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Hello FZ beautiful job beautifully done professionally made well done mister
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How do you heat treat this crucible steel? It looks like you went directly from forging to grinding, and it was already at it's final hardness? Is it air hardening?
thank you very much for the video really awesome how you do it! how long did it take you to practice freehand sanding so well?
Complimenti!!! Lavoro bellissimo veramente bravo.
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Что ж за металл такой получился? Рассковать хвостовик молотком и то очень сложно и трудоёмко. Сколько аброзива на это искусство уходит. Спасибо за шедевр!
Крутота!
Респект!
Уважуха!
beautiful
Have you ever used all the cut off pieces of Wootz steel in a crucible to make a blade, love the detail you put into all your work.
Yes used. You can see the previous videos.
Thanks for share beautifull video..
Beautiful work ❤
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Beautiful piece of work ❤it.
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Gorgeous Shirasaya!
For a moment I though it was a Shikomizue though... 🥴
Красота 👍🔥
Super sweet sturdy size.
Quick question my dude, what are the three materials that you put on the top of the chainsaw blade before you put it into the furnace to smelt the chainsaw chain down to usable metal
Amazing work indeed
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