A Craftsman's Legacy: The Swordsmith
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- A Craftsman's Legacy: Season 4, Episode 1 - The Swordsmith
Host, Eric Gorges, takes a stab at sword-smithing with Master Bladesmith Kevin Cashen, learning about the mystical world of metallurgy, forging a spatha.
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Wish I’d found this wonderful program while my dad was alive, we’d have watched in rapt attention together… love ya dad…
Kevin was my second instructor in the 2 week long Introduction to Bladesmithing Course I took at the Moran School, in Old Washington Arkansas. His knowledge and ability to impart that knowledge made a lasting impression on me. It was fun to watch this video and it took me back to that time spent with him in 2004. Great job of touching on what goes into the Craft of Bladesmithing!
Sir, Your channel deserves more subscriber and viewers, with the amount of hard work you put on your content and long hours of masterful editing its a world class documentary....
- One of your fan from Philippines.
Very kind of you to say. Thank you
Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this on TH-cam! I saw this years ago on PBS and looked for full episodes on TH-cam. I pouted for eons (until now) because there was none. I hope you'll be posting more episodes soon. ❤🌅🌵
Weekly! Every Tue at 10AM EST. Thank you for the support.
Enjoyed the Swordsmith episode so much! Kevin Cashen is an amazing craftsman. His knowledge and understanding of metals and his skill in forging them is unprecedented! So interesting to watch! Can't wait to see more episodes!
Kevin Cashen is a genius and a genuinely great guy. I've talked to him a few times and he's always been the quintessential gentleman, something all too rare anymore.
I couldn't agree more. Kevin is a great person and so knowledgeable!
Eric you are the best, love this show, God Bless you Bro.
Thank you!!
Very interesting episode, I enjoyed it. My favorite part was how the chevron pattern was created, so cool!
Too cool. This episode has a lot to offer compared to an episode of Forged in Fire (although that show is cool too).
For those of you who saw this and aren't tradesmen like Kevin and the rest of us. The man is a giant in the industry, he is a standard of science many of us hold ourselves against and his work is beyond reproach. So keep this in mind watching this video.
None are beyond reproach, even the greatest craftsman can make mistakes and none can honestly say they have no more to learn.
Just found this channel. Love it.
Awesome, thank you!
Keven is still the only smith I know that has a full white room in his forge, but you can not fault his craftsmanship or his dedication. I still have a pattern welded hammer I made from scrap off his shop floor.
Kevin is an amazing craftsman! Hope you enjoyed the episode.
Even more fun, just starting the blade end of things myself.
Nice! Fun to make knives
Woo
Excellent!!!!
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I can't help but feel that power hammer should be at least 10 inches taller.
Eric, how long in real time did it take to make this sword?
I remember Kevin drawing knives and swords in high school.
He and his parents would be ostracized if he did that today.
@@vmarc4682 Kevin was quiet and his own person. He was hilarious in speech class when we would have to stand up and start a story and everybody would have to add to the story till the end. Then the class would ask Kevin to finish the story. I still remember Kevin saying " And these to Guy's wound up in the Detroit river wearing cement shoes". Another thing that we can't say anymore in this world. Now if I just remember where I put my car key's.
Did I miss something here? The most important step of reheating and additional work just disappeared?
HI Frank, these videos aren't meant to be a step-by-step. We want to show the craftsman and their skills.
Kevin. Will you please help me build one 😊👍👍🇺🇸😃🙏😎
You should reach out to Kevin direct. He does a lot with National Bladesmith Association
gladius pulcherissimus
I think you mean, gladius pulcherrimus. Thanks
@@CraftsmansLegacy more than beautiful pulcherissimus
Omg Eric I have studied you for years cause I want to build motorcycles not for money or fame not for any of that but because I know its what I am supposed to do in this life. I do not have any money to start but I am a hard working never say never man please get in touch I will and cam give anything needed I will never give up or quit I have reached out to so many motorcycle builders most laughed at me shuned me shit on me and made fun of me please I will do any and everything please dont just brush me off I promise you will not be sorry if you got in touch with me
anyone else cringe as they were handling the finished blade bare handed?
I'm wondering why you would cringe? Due to the sharpness or the oils from skin?