Forged in Fire: Cavalry Saber GUTS & CUTS the Final Round *Lethal Lacerations* (Season 3) | History
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Are these bladesmiths ready for this forging challenge? Finalists recreate the thick yet extremely powerful Cavalry Saber, in this clip from Season 3, "Cavalry Saber." #ForgedInFire
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"Forged in Fire" features world-class bladesmiths competing against each other to create some of history's most iconic edged weapons.
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Respect for both of them, they handled the adversity well.
Please check out Nepalese Khukuri...
It also has its legendary history on it's own...
Nepalese warriors have fought and won in many wars with that weapon.
धोप in India in maharashtrat
Bladesmiths, both your weapons performed as equally good, so for the final test you will battle eachother with your weapons to the last man standing ,let the best blade win.
Good luck bladesmiths
Lol awesome
First time I ever see both contestants having to start over half way.
It's actually happened quite a few times. I believe there's one where both failed on day 3 of a 4-day challenge, but would have to hunt down which one that was.
@@swaswj414 have you gound it yet
Todd is literally the "Vegan Crossfitter" of blacksmithing.
the only type of blacksmith who would lose to the weeb
@@CaptainCrap77 huh?
@@artorias9893 do you not speak english or have you not watched the video yet? the vegan lost to the weeb
@@CaptainCrap77 who was the weeb?
@@artorias9893 the guy who stated he’s only use to Fantasy Blades like Katanas
People who complain about using coal don't know what they're doing.
Burns blade in half.
Ooops lol
Yikes
I nearly spat out my drink 😂
He didn’t complain tho. He wasn’t wrong lol
He was taking a direct shot at me over something I'd said in the green room. :P
"my experience with swords is mostly from fantasy swords like katanas" ok, massive Trigger here 😂
I swear 😂😂
Indeed, that was so funny lmao
IKR 🤣
yea those high fantasy katanas. caught that immediately as well.
And cutlasses
it makes me happy that the pretty humble guy beat the super cocky guy even though he tried putting in all those details
Yea, that’s always nice.
Todd lost. .
He wasn't super cocky though. The most "cocky" thing he said was that people who complain about coal usually don't know how to use it properly, which even if it is ironic that he burned through his blade, it's also true that he still didn't complain because he knows how to use it and knew the error he made.
That's cool when they have similar shop equipment. Compared to one guy having a Big Blue and other dudes got a nice hammer. :)
"Hard like trigonometry" 😂
Doug putting his bloody shirt to the washing machine: This shirt will definitely KLEAN.
5:08 amazing handle. That would work very well in combat, especially with sweaty hands.
8:07 IN! UP! TWIST! OUT!
Too bad it was loose
I love forged in fire, there are no awkward pauses or unnecessary filler to up the watch time. This show is just straight to the point and it's fantastic!
„Behold the mess!”
My room everyday: *mess*
Apparently Todd hasn't heard the phrase "Work smarter, not harder."
Come one Dave ,katanas and naval sabers are historical weapons.
Seriously only a rookie would put hot metal in cold water
Never thought of Dave saying "it will cut" after a sharpness test, just like Doug.
Any episode of Forged is a good one but I especially liked the contestants, their simpler, similar set ups and with the restarts. It will entertain
Doug: "Bladesmiths.."
YT subs: "Place bits.."
Todd is the exact type of guy you don’t want working on your house lmao.
As soon as Todd started bragging about using coal and going on about how people who didn't use it "didn't know what they were doing," I knew he was going to lose. And sure enough, he burns through the bottom of his blade because coal makes it hard to see how hot that section of blade was getting.
The truly great feel no need to put others down to prove their skill.
Arrogance at it's finest
"Coal forging is superior and it will show in the final product"
*Blade snaps*
"I pay really good attention to details"
"Your handle is loose"
Not a good look Todd
@@danielfealy1553 lol.
Literally five seconds into his rant and I just skipped to the testing to watch him fail.
I think I've only seen 2 finalists use coal in forging and still win.
The weapon was still very used during the age of gunpowder. The advent of smokeless powder however did make the cavalry sabre obsolete
Id argue it was more so cartridges and “repeating” designs that really did it in, then tbh WW1 really was the last nail in the coffin as even in hand to hand combat they were too large to be effective in the trenches.
@@jeebusyaweirdo3733 Smokeless powder made those repeating designs far more feasible, and automatics possible.
This just goes to show how hard it was back in the 9th to 14th centuries when they had to do every thing manul
Doug: Bladesmiths...
TH-cam subtitles: Place bits....
favorite thing to watch before bed
Well done to both. Kept on plugging away and both turned in really nice-looking weapons.
I really admire Todd. He is a man that makes and takes things in his hands. He is self-made and stands proud while doing so. God bless you.
Thank you he’s my uncle and it seemed like everyone only had bad to say about him. He was authentic and forged the classic way. He persevered really well, too.
@@helix9049 Then, god bless you and your uncle.
@@angelbabydragon Thank you so much! You as well 😊
Hey History channel I don’t know who run the show but I am really want to suggest one of the weapon forms Japanese history ‘ Sword of Uesugi Kenshin: Dragon of Echigo’ what interesting about the sword is that it’s doesn’t have a sword guard. Thank
1:21 casual weed plants in the background.
Love the show. Next challenge please make. Pulwoyar & Talawar. Afgan sword. Thanks.
Wait.....I've never realized this. Why did he wield a cavalry saber in Master & Commander? He was a sea captain. A sailor. What advantage would such weapon have while fighting on the ship?
And I'm pretty sure the regulations had men equipped with cutlassess since 1804. I want to say the Ottoman sailors used shorter versions of the saber in the navy; pictures show Oruc Reis and Barbarossa with pretty short curved blades pretty much identical to the classic cutlass (which came from European hunting knives) . The key point of boarding combat was to fight at close quarters, hence the use of musketoons, pistols and blunderbuss.
British Naval Officers of this period used blades similar to those depicted in this episode as did many infantry officers as it became increasingly fashionable circa 1800.
Good job Dave. 👏
"Be a handle" made me chuckle
They should've been more specific: That's the 1796 British light cavalry sabre, which was inspired by Polish-Hungarian sabres.
Todd is the best guy I ever saw in this show! I liked his style..
I guess your secret potion didn’t work buddy 🤣🤣
Fortunately the judges made the right decision at the end 😍
a handmade work is better than anything not gonna lie
" i forgot when you dip a hot blade in water...." you can tell he's only an amateur.
didn't know christian bale and david hasselhoff could forge.
Of course.
“Hard as trigonometry” lmfaooo
Considering they both had to start over 2 days in... they turned out great.
They both deserve to lose. Katana is a fantasy sword? And people can't work with coal, literally burns the blade.
@3:15 can you weld a break like that? Build it up and then file it back to original thickness?
Todd doesn't even hand shake his opponent
My saying is this: When the going gets tough the weak leave.
When the going gets tough, the weak submit their blade to the judges and leave the forge.
Love from India 🇮🇳
“I SAID STAB NOT TICKLE !!”
so you're telling me i could split a bullet in half by cutting through it with a sword?
Why do we never see the tempering, I mean right after quenching your blade is brittle as f. You can't just assemble it!
2 blades made with primitive forges well fone to both
love from lebanon 🇱🇧
Explosive
Todd came across as arrogant, Dave came across as amateurish. Despite both these things, I think they both made good blades. I'm no bladesmith but I'd assume smithing with coal is a bit harder than with a gas-powered forge, so good on him for that. Overall, congrats to both.
working harder for vanity's sake is stupid
Okay who wants to see a team of people from knight fight and forged in fire where the guys from fif make weapons for the people in knight fight
I have never seen a freshly forged sword with blood groves and rust on it.
This is such a cool weapon
Call me when you fecide to forge the Warcraft sworf frostmine...
What if one day someone has enough and attacks the judges with the swords and what will the judges do?
Let's hope they film it
When you think Japan is a fantasy.
Great job, but I'm kind of dissapointed because they didn't even try to behead those dolls with these babyes.
Dave should have been also disqualified for disrespecting the katana.
hard work pays off :)
And it thought splitting a bullet with a sword was reserved solely for anime lol. Made sense to use a hollow point tho,
Not just a cavalry sabre, a 1796 Light Cavalry sabre 0.o
It's the handle that made the difference.
Did he really say a katana was a fantasy blade?
I love when the underdog wins in these. Dave seemed chill.
My experience with swords are : Dungeons & Dragons costume swords
I would’ve been surprised if Todd won the man made his sword out of old rusted metal lmao
He’s my uncle it’s all he has lmao he lives in Amanda it’s like 10 minutes away but it’s a super small town and he’s kinda poor so
An Otaku vs a real gringo great show.
Some of the worst edge alignment per swing I’ve seen in a while
"I'm the kind of guy who wouldn't pay a penny to see a pissant eat a bale of hay on Sunday".
Wut?
I couldn't even make that bit out 😂😂
The handle of death.
"Fantasy blades, like katanas."
Sir???
Who says you need a state of the art forge to win forged in fire?
The cavalry saber isn't really any different from a cutlass, they just changed the guard on it...
The guard is the same, the blade is actually different. It also depends on the individual model, some are closer than others.
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How are katanas and cutlass fantasy
@3:03 Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys is helping Todd? Greasy hammer work.
The kill test sucks. Dave could destroy those ballistic dummy completely!
Im always suspect of "todds".
love from india❤️
Dave's sword looks more like a scimatar rather than a cavalry saber though
18th. Century?
What about the Poles, the Hungarians and all the European Nations that used Sabres in one form or the other during the 16th. and 17th. Century?
The Swiss Schnepf for one?
Todd is fecking cool as fock.
"fantasy blades like katanas" ... right
Wow
0:28
Um WHAT !?
No thrusts !? Did he really just say that 🤦♂️
I see.. He must've been talking about: "The old Way's of the Flex". How am i supposed to take this guy serious?
I just saw a Sneak Peek of the brand new season of Forged In Fire (on their Facebook page) and there I confirmed that Wil Willis is not hosting the show anymore
Dodong Balbas , I won't miss him.
Another good forging video! :D
"Hold on your butts!"
Dave at the age of 80 telling his grandkids for the 300th time about winning Forged in Fire.
Awww. Somebody doesn't like me. I may cry.
I'm genuinely surprised these blades didn't snap on the bullet test.
Apperantly it's rather easy for the blades to tank a bullet. I only know for sure that it's true for the edge and not the side/flat.
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i prefer the other blade
I miss the "it will keel".
Does Filipino soldiers use Cavalry Sabers back in ww2?
Ehron Nathan No, there was no standard horse-based regiment in the Philippines. There were small battalions who may have used cavalry, but the large majority of WW1 and 2 were fought in the trenches. Artillery, trench, and aeroplane warfare was the backbone of WW2. The introduction of tanks and other armoured vehicles rendered horses unnecessary.
Besides, the Philippines didn’t have the open plains that Europe had. Most warfare here was guerrila-heavy. Oblique tactics and jungle operations are what made the Philippines unsuitable for cavalry charges, and therefore sabres, useless.
The Cavalry sabre is not intended to be sharpened...