Casting an aluminum INDIAN WAR CLUB
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- My next tool of destruction is an Indian war club.
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@7:12 the light of righteousness shines as he destroys that heathenous pot! This is truly a weapon to surpass metal gear.
I stand correct, yet I regret nothing!
7:11
You can clearly see that this Club has Holy Enchantment.
Lol
Love the video but the music makes me want to club baby seals.
Those large clay "honey comb like" blocks are perfect for smashing! Do they have a specific name? Great video, very inspirational! Such a shame about the bat breaking, but its all in the learning process.
man this channel is gonna blow up soon! The quality of your videos is awesome, good job dude!
did you know the original version of this club was either made of or based on the shape of the femur (upper leg bone that attaches to the hip) they were some times made of the bones of dead enemies or fashioned from wood and rock before the iron or bronze was available.
I need one, and then I need to cast a replica of a femur club in aluminum, then steel. Absolute need.
Yes I did know that. I'm glad that I'm not the only one
i thought they were fashioned from a tree banch with at knot at the end. knots are remarkably tough, making them perfect for the end of an impact weapon. they were ground to shape with the burning-scraping method. of course i am talking about the native americans club.
I had a feeling it probably was!
John Smith as am i bone is also remarkably strong and lightweight, but they made clubs from a variety of materials
great work as always. I wish you could make videos more often
Fantastisch gemacht. Es sieht so einfach aus wenn es ein Mensch macht der Ahnung hat und weiß wie es geht. Versucht man es selbst, ist schon beim formen Schluss. 👍👍👏👏👏👏
dude why would anyone not want to see how it's made how you make all that stuff,dude that is just so freaking awsome i cant imagine anyone not wanting to see it i know for myself i am just totally blown away.keep on leaving in how you make what you make.thank you.
I love when he did the first hit it had a awesome glow. Kinda like "this is the weapon of gods!" but awesomeness all around.
I can definitely see this being an effective weapon for self defense
usually i skip the making of but now that yout put the option in the vid i had to watch the making and i wasnt disapointed. you make really interesting videos. Thanks.
MP Dragon. Bro that was the best YT vid of aluminum casting.HANDS DOWN!!!
great work man... always up to see more vids... alot of effort in this job that u put in... great job...
Dat reflection when clubbing was sooo cool!
It's like the club got some powers.
Our deadly ancient war-club friend being upgraded into solid aluminum.
What tribe are your from?
that reflection of the sun on your "follow through" swing looks awesome :D
Great build. The suns reflection with the first hit was awesome.
That's a brutal design for a weapon... The force it can exert is monstrous.
So relaxing to watch your video!
Why would people wanna skip the build. That's the best part IMO.
You know this guy is prepared for a apocalypse when he makes clubs for the windows and other people's faces
PLEASE MAKE MORE BRO!!!! Really interested and love watching the making of them too!!!!
dis dude got some serious talent
Who would go straight to the demestration I think it's amazing watching this man at work props to You man
This thing looks so amazing! I can't wait to see what you make next!
I can't belive there are people who skip the making part, it's the best part!!
Nice vid man, keep melting aluminium :D
The light of the warrior spirit shines bright off the club after each smash.
Dude with a ridge or a stud on the ball this thing would be pretty much the best melee weapon imaginable
The craftsmanship is amazing. Subscribed.
Dude all you cast aluminum projects are great, keep up the good work
Please do a gunstock warclub. Not many seen around, and they're much better for medium ranged and throwing attacks.
awesome! although from a weapon standpoint i think it would be better if the handle was hollow. it gives you that forward heaviness and lightweight manuvurability. nice look!
7:12 I love the moment after the strike, how the light reflects from the club... u look like a PALADIN !!!
7:11 you can see the shine of his legendary weapon xD
7:39 "my eternal enemy is destroyed, but I feel no joy"
That is great work. I figured it was a lost foam mold, but cool to see you do it the traditional way.
You may have the only one of those in the world, fantastic job Sir !
As always very impressive craftsman ship and production quality, you really like your blunt force trauma weapons :)
DIY Jet Engine Guy couldnt have said it better
Very interesting casting project. Liked!
Nice casting job. You are obviously a well trained craftsman. Impressive.
Just watched the first video I've seen of yours sir... instantly subscribed! Nice video, and great work!
I prefer watching u build your projects.fair play u do very good work
this has got to be like the best way to relieve stress
beautiful, this wrap ball is on sale ???
I love how the light shines off the club 7:06
Christian Smith Its a weapon of the gods,
Why bash somebodys head when you can blind them?
i also like that
i found an amazing thing today u just earned a sub
Dat relfection tho!
As a Native American. This man is really kickass/ badass. My chief would approve.
you are very good at molding and casting, I would love to see you work with a material made for what you build, aluminum is a poor material, would you try copper bronze or brass please, as I am building a forge and would love to see what the difference is in casting, bronze would be prefered
Always glad to see you back to casting more! Just wondering, at 5:37, what did you put in? Was it some more aluminum, flux, or some other material to alloy it?
soda to degas the aluminum, but it didn't work that well because it has small pores
MP Dragon Ah ok. I figured it was sort of metallurgy I didn't know about. The end result seemed very nice either way. I know you have said you aren't selling these yet, but do you have an idea of about how much it would cost when you do?
I haven't thought about that
MP Dragon Fair enough. Keep up the great videos.
Blueshirt you can bake baking soda in the oven (check toturials om yt) and make the kinda "soda" he/everyone uses
I absolutely do love your videos ... They are perfect!!
Keep up the excellent work, mate! :)
In South Africa there is some thing that looks similar it's called a knobkiri, carved out of hard wood. It's a traditional weapon you could say. Extremely deadly if the person holding it has some strength
damn you got lucky! that Club is light enhanced, increasing its dmg
That's pretty bad ass man, good job!
I love 💖 all your aluminum casting videos MP Dragon 🐉 I appreciate all of this
these videos are very informal about casting looks really fun as a hobbie or job either way this is awsome bro👍
Is it just me or is watching the wood get spun and shredded so amazing
This club was used by the Mohawks of The Iroquois nation. Way back in the day. We actually have records that date back more then a thousand years.
great craftsmanship!
I appreciate that beginning link for if you just want to skip to the smashing.
next idea, make a aluminum hurling club!!!
dude that thing is freaking sweet!
That wood at the end was just like "Nah m8"
That's a weapon with a big BOOM!! That could make a lot of damage on whatever it hits💪💪 Great work N keep the good videos coming🤘
Dive you have the set up and clear know how you should make a solid cast THORs Hammer.
As a Native American, I approve of this war club, I want one now😂
Great work bud, both the build and the video 😎👌
I can feel the power of this thing through my screen lol.
YESSSSSSSSS, I love your videos! Glad to see a new one!
would you be able to do a war horse version? if you dont know basically when these were made out of wood they would take bullet casings and line them on the back of the club to make it seem like a horses mane. you could probably do metal spikes to act as a main then grind something as a design on the club
have you ever tried anodizing
i would love to see you attempt it
Great work as usual man!
Your channel is great and your content is very interesting and entertaining!
Keep up the good work!
Dude, you should do a gunstock war club and cast the aluminum around a steel blade spike, similar to how brass trench knives were made
I like it when you hit the first pot and at the back it shines
You could not have a better profile pic for that comment
Kyle Persinger you have a problem?
No, no problems here xD
Wood was deadly enough for that weapon, now you made a metal one lol
Hi, great build. I am trying to make a saber (with handguard) and was thinking about using aluminum. Probably not gonna cast it since I don't have a back yard or garage and have very nosy neighbors. Just gonna hammer/grind it to shape. I was wondering how think would the aluminum be so that the sword and handguard wouldn't deform on impact. Thnx a bunch.
Outstanding talent, extremely well done. That goes for every video. Very well done.
Where can I learn more about the angle grinder set up you used on the lathe? What kind of blade did you use? Is the grinder mounted in a base that simply slides on the table?
A very effective mase type weapon for fighting armoured opponents one would imagine.
WOW that Indian war club came out fucking awesome!!! You got some serious talent brother!!!! Keep up the good work!!! 🖒🖒🖒🖒
ALOHA!!!!
I would love to get my hands on a Indian war in like this. Are you going to be selling these by and chance and if so how much would they be? I'm sure a lot of people are asking this same question lol. If you are going to do a batch of these please let me know. Thanks brother!!!
ALOHA!!!!
wow! now that's a party breaker!
Would it be possible to purchase one of these?
for now I am not selling my castings, when I upgrade my equipment and I
can make better quality castings, then I will be selling them.
@@mpdragon6295 I hope this has come true
Ide buy $$$
Is it possible for you to do torture test for this weapon until it breaks?
I would like to see how durable a lighter aluminum club weapon would be in the long run compared to a heavy steel version.
If such an experiment would show promising results I'm sure it'll be a lot more appealing for future customers to buy your products. Amazing work by the way, Keep up the good work ;)
When you pour the molten aluminium you should weld your logo into the casters so when the aluminium is finished it has the logo into the bar
Dude, great work. Keep it up. I look forward to seeing more of your work......and a ax will be pretty cool
make a axe bro it would be cool
stabnshoot handle?
they also need to be out of something tougher than aluminium
Wouldn't hold an edge and would be more like an axe shaped club.
stabnshoot check out diresta's channel he actually did it and it was pretty cool
diresta dids that already.
amazing video brother, love your work!
best caster on TH-cam
This should tell you how terrified the conquistadors were of the Cherokee and Mississippians tribes. Even though, theirs were made of fire hardened wood, they could still crush a skull in one fair swoop!
Your vids are amazing man, keep up the awesome work!!!
all you need now is a slow motion camera. awesome videos!
Parabéns. Excelente vídeo.
I make stone and wood replica of primitive weapons I sell in Santa Fe. Awesome build. Casting looks interesting. I always thought just bronze, but aluminum looks cool too. What kind of sand is it mixed with?
7:13 purified holy indian war club +100 dmg, Instantly heals a friendly unit and damages all nearby enemy units.
u make these cool stuff with all effort for ur videos .. i believe some day i will have more than millions of subs and views ... i appreciate it man ☺
Это лучше, чем бронза!
the war club is my favorite.brother you are a master at this craft! god bless 👍😎
Looking forward to your future content, good job :)