Your work is breathtaking, I want to not only watch, but also learn how to work with materials and create such beautiful things. Every time I watch your videos, I remember my grandfather, who sometimes made various metal and wood toys for me when I was little. I watched almost all your videos and enjoyed my time. Please be proud of yourself for what you create and share it with us. I have never commented on your videos until now, but I have very little time left in this world , so I wanted write a positive comment at least once and express my love for your work😄
Thank you man, I appreciate the love you give me. It's sad because of the difficulties you are going through, but please be optimistic, tell me if you want me to share or help you with something, wish you good health!!
This design does not seem historically accurate. The Han Dynasty jian (double edged swords) were long and slender. The Han Dynasty daos (single edged swords) ranged from short and slender to long and slender. The Han Dynasty did not use "chunky" blades like the sword portrayed in the video. The chunky swords are the bronze-swords made centuries before the Han Dynasty existed.
Hello! My name is Renato, I'm a beginner Brazilian bladesmith. Firstly, I would like to say that I am a fan of your work, I really admire your creativity and talent in this art. I would like to know what these materials are (green and white) that you use to cast brass parts. I have a lot of difficulty casting.
well, If you've played Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty or watched Blades of the Guardians, you might have noticed that double-edged straight swords weren't very popular among the Chinese military from Han Dynasty to Tang Dynasty. historically, soldiers and civilians generally preferred single-edged ring pommel sabers. In fact, that even the Japanese Tachi and Katana were heavily influenced by this Chinese weapon. It's also worth noting that while swords were commonly made of bronze during this period, ring pommel sabers were already being crafted from steel. by the Tang Dynasty, Chinese blacksmiths had even mastered the skill of forging authentic Damascus/Wootz Steel, imported through the Silk Road, and used it to create "Bintie" sabers.
Hello, I am following you from Turkey. It is a magnificent work of art. I am very interested in handmade swords, knives and war weapons. I congratulate you, each of your works is beautiful and meticulous, with the quality of a masterpiece. I wish I had a sword like this.
Whoa. Be careful with it, it will hurt you! I also intend to sell some products to people who love it, but I haven't figured out how to ship them abroad yet .
Amazing work, amazing finish. Does that blade have a longer blade that comes with it? Will you be willing to do a longer blade? Don't care about the critics of your work, all they can do is waffle.
Uh, question. Why don't you finish the surface griding and 95% of the sharpening before you quench? I thought quenching would literally hardens the surface material. Even if you treat it, it remains as hard. So that is giving yourself a harder time to smoothen the surface + sharpening in the later stage. All in all, your artisan is amazing and end product is fabulous
@@Arts-and-Crafts Unfortunately, I am sorry to say that I cannot use any social media platform other than TH-cam. But I follow your projects. If you don't mind, when I have an idea, can I submit it here?
@@Arts-and-Crafts Ok. Apart from the Turkish sword, "Yatağan", which is also a type of Turkish sword, is a shorter one-handed sword type. Some of the older types of knives may be "Hançer" (Dagger).
I'm sure that it's quite the devastating blade, but you've put so much time and serious work into it,and it came out so damned pretty that I would never be able to use it no matter how solid a blade it is. It's just too fine a piece for anything but showing off. Sure, a wyvern or troll would fall to the thing easily enough, it's a very fine blade, but I couldn't picture it in the hand of anyone below "warlord " status. I think it properly belongs on exhibit in some glittering haunt of the upper classes where the people who have the means to own such things can gaze in the same admiration I feel for that blade
Honestly, I feel very warm from your words about this sword, it's a great motivation for me. Thank you very much ! Wish you all the best and always follow me.
Is there an actual historical design this sword is based on? This sword design seems too short and chunky to be a Han Dynasty sword. The Han Dynasty jian (double edged swords) were long and slender. The Han Dynasty daos (single edged swords) ranged from short and slender to long and slender. This sword resembles the chunkier bronze-swords made centuries before the Han Dynasty existed.
Ornament sword but not razor sharp enough compare to ancient sword. Ancient sword can cut through steel like slicing into butter. Moreover, it could slice through thin hair and one light slide it could cut through several sheet of paper underneath it. Probably real forging technique were lost in history.
Представьте сколько бы отвратительных фильмов и сериалов в стиле фентези и исторических, спасли бы такие мечи. Если бы их создатели по достоинству оценили таких кузнецов. А не прадавцов китайской пластмассы и резины с АлиЭкспресс.
The Han Dynasty is actually the Mahan (Makhan) of Korea. Today, it is divided into colonial history. In fact, Koreans are direct descendants of the emperor and were immigrated to the Korean Peninsula after the 1800s.
Korea's relationship with China central empire was similar to India's relationship with the British Empire. It was a relationship between a vassal state and a suzerain state.
Your work is breathtaking, I want to not only watch, but also learn how to work with materials and create such beautiful things. Every time I watch your videos, I remember my grandfather, who sometimes made various metal and wood toys for me when I was little. I watched almost all your videos and enjoyed my time. Please be proud of yourself for what you create and share it with us. I have never commented on your videos until now, but I have very little time left in this world , so I wanted write a positive comment at least once and express my love for your work😄
Thank you man, I appreciate the love you give me. It's sad because of the difficulties you are going through, but please be optimistic, tell me if you want me to share or help you with something, wish you good health!!
Beautiful work, stunning short sword
Thank you for liking this sword!
A truly magnificent masterpiece by an expert with masterclass skills! Respect.
A TH-camr. That's what he is.
TH-camrs are people who didn't get the attention they wanted from mommy and daddy,so they get it from TH-cam
Beautiful, you truly are a great sword smith.
Thank you ! so happy about this..
Such a beautiful work of art!
Thank bro !
Simply fantastic, congratulations friend
Thank you !!
Excellent work.
Incredible video and the knife looks cool 🥰🥰
This sword is a work of art
Thank bro !!!
很棒的影片 希望以後可以看到您製作"風雲"裡面的絕世好劍跟雪飲狂刀 我覺得裡面的劍都很酷也是回憶但好像很少有人做這個題材或想到這個題材
The design shape of the blade seems very similar to the roman gladius of the same era.
This design does not seem historically accurate. The Han Dynasty jian (double edged swords) were long and slender. The Han Dynasty daos (single edged swords) ranged from short and slender to long and slender. The Han Dynasty did not use "chunky" blades like the sword portrayed in the video. The chunky swords are the bronze-swords made centuries before the Han Dynasty existed.
This sword is from the Warring States Period, not the Han Dynasty.
Very beautifull, thanks!
Hello! My name is Renato, I'm a beginner Brazilian bladesmith. Firstly, I would like to say that I am a fan of your work, I really admire your creativity and talent in this art. I would like to know what these materials are (green and white) that you use to cast brass parts. I have a lot of difficulty casting.
Thank you, the blue color is candle wax, the white substance is gypsum powder mixed with water, a type of plaster specialized for metal casting!
臘雕成型預熱熔解後在鋳造！
不藏私的技術令人敬佩
@@winnie5559 I am always willing to share with those who want to learn and have the same passion!
Turned out right nicely. I wouldn't mind owning one like it.
Well done. Have a nice day 😊. Peace 🙏
Thank you !!
well, If you've played Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty or watched Blades of the Guardians, you might have noticed that double-edged straight swords weren't very popular among the Chinese military from Han Dynasty to Tang Dynasty. historically, soldiers and civilians generally preferred single-edged ring pommel sabers. In fact, that even the Japanese Tachi and Katana were heavily influenced by this Chinese weapon.
It's also worth noting that while swords were commonly made of bronze during this period, ring pommel sabers were already being crafted from steel. by the Tang Dynasty, Chinese blacksmiths had even mastered the skill of forging authentic Damascus/Wootz Steel, imported through the Silk Road, and used it to create "Bintie" sabers.
Thank you for the very useful information..
that's a beauty. i wish i have that sword
Hello, I am following you from Turkey. It is a magnificent work of art. I am very interested in handmade swords, knives and war weapons. I congratulate you, each of your works is beautiful and meticulous, with the quality of a masterpiece. I wish I had a sword like this.
Thank you friend from Turkey, I'm very pleased that you like my video!
If it was made of Damascus, it would be really beautiful to look at and could probably be worth thousands of dollars
Thank you, I'm working on katana damacus and it's almost finished, please take the time to visit!
những sản phẩm như này cần sự kiên trì và tỉ mỉ. đây là một nghệ thuật. chúc bạn thành công trong lĩnh vực này nhé ❤
hehe cảm ơn bạn, nay mò vào cả kênh tôi xem à :)) Năm mới chúc bạn có nhiều đơn đặt hàng,
😁😁. tại thấy mấy video nó hiện nên mình nhấp vào xem thấy quen quen.
@@Buamaynamphuongloren nhìn quả búa máy là quen ngay kkk
The sword that you made is actually the sword of Goujian a sword that belonged probably to on of the Chinese kings during the Han Dynasty
สวยมาก เหนือคำบรรยาย ซื้อได้ที่ไหน เอาไว้นอนกอดขา้งกาย สักอัน1
Whoa. Be careful with it, it will hurt you! I also intend to sell some products to people who love it, but I haven't figured out how to ship them abroad yet .
Que trabalho magnífico, meus parabéns.
Thank you very much, my friend
You didn't show us how you tempered the blade, but otherwise, congratulations on another really spectacular build!
👍👍♥️♥️💪💪
Thank bro ! thank you for watching
Amazing work, amazing finish. Does that blade have a longer blade that comes with it? Will you be willing to do a longer blade? Don't care about the critics of your work, all they can do is waffle.
Thank you, this blade can be made as long as you like, but I feel it fits just fine
nice work all by hand power a true blacksmith
Uh, question. Why don't you finish the surface griding and 95% of the sharpening before you quench? I thought quenching would literally hardens the surface material. Even if you treat it, it remains as hard. So that is giving yourself a harder time to smoothen the surface + sharpening in the later stage.
All in all, your artisan is amazing and end product is fabulous
Thank you. Thinning the blade before tempering will cause the sword to become deformed, and the effort to fix is quite time consuming!
beautiful!
Thank you !!!
Perfeito como todos os seus trabalhos 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank bro !!
Muy buen trabajo.
هل تستطيع صنع سيف استا من انمي البرسيم الاسود
YES YEA YES
Brawo👌🇵🇱
실제 중국역사인 한족의 역사를 꼽자면 유방의 한 나라밖에 없는데, 그마저도흉노 등 구이족 인물이 다수
즉, 중국의 역사는 북방유목민족인 구이족의 역사밖에 없음
Nice job
Awesome.
Thank you !
Классный кинжал!)
Está disponível para vendas?
Thank you for liking it, currently I cannot sell this sword, please follow me and one day I will give it to someone who is destined for it!
The quench was terrible (too hot at the point) making it fragile, and a round handle makes it unusable as you don't feel were is the edge.
Its like a gladius in size.
Kiếm đẹp đấy bạn nhận đặt làm ko bạn
Nếu bạn muốn đặt dùng để trưng bày thì qua tết mình mới làm được nhé
Trabalho lindo parabéns 😮
Thank bro !!
Quanto custa está espada
這把如果放到那個時代就是神劍
Thank you !
I'm still waiting for the Turkish sword bro... 😉
Thanks for your effort...
Thank you! I follow the pre-programmed project list, please wait, you can help me find some beautiful designs and send them to my instagram!
@@Arts-and-Crafts Unfortunately, I am sorry to say that I cannot use any social media platform other than TH-cam. But I follow your projects. If you don't mind, when I have an idea, can I submit it here?
@@hitkill35 Thank you, unfortunately you can't share links here, please tell me the names of the swords you want to see!
@@Arts-and-Crafts Ok. Apart from the Turkish sword, "Yatağan", which is also a type of Turkish sword, is a shorter one-handed sword type. Some of the older types of knives may be "Hançer" (Dagger).
@@hitkill35 I have seen them and I have added some to the list, please follow me to see them in the near future
I really want that blade.
Thank bro
How much $$.
I don't know how to price it, I haven't thought of selling it yet!
I am Chinese and I am very impressed but if you forged it the Chinese way it would have been better
Thank you ! I am not a traditional Chinese blacksmith, I rely on the sword model and do it my own way!
Beautiful sword. But I'm not going to lie to you, it made me cringe watching you put in that fuller after you finished hand sanding the blade
Thank you for loving it
@@Arts-and-Crafts Can you make a sword from the black clover anime
@@mk4t735 Is it Zoro's sword?
@@Arts-and-Craftsno. Zoro had a rapier.
@@mk4t735the guys at "that works" TH-cam channel have made a sword from "black clover"
汉剑有这么短吗？不是原来的规制吧。
Я не разбираюсь в китайских мечах, но этот, на мой взгляд, больше похож на римский гладиус...
It is a sword model of the Han Dynasty
I'm sure that it's quite the devastating blade, but you've put so much time and serious work into it,and it came out so damned pretty that I would never be able to use it no matter how solid a blade it is.
It's just too fine a piece for anything but showing off. Sure, a wyvern or troll would fall to the thing easily enough, it's a very fine blade, but I couldn't picture it in the hand of anyone below "warlord " status. I think it properly belongs on exhibit in some glittering haunt of the upper classes where the people who have the means to own such things can gaze in the same admiration I feel for that blade
Honestly, I feel very warm from your words about this sword, it's a great motivation for me. Thank you very much ! Wish you all the best and always follow me.
好酷！古代大漢男兒年滿二十行加冠禮，取表字，佩劍
Yes ! thank you for watching !!
Meu deus mano que arma LINDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
If you understand any, just a tiny bit of sword work, you wouldn't make a cylindrical handle.
😆"上周的"古董界应该有老哥的一席之地啊
Yes ! thank bro
不好意思，但是……最好别把拥有部分汉朝元素的当代龙泉风格短剑叫做“汉朝短剑”吧，其实和历史上真实的汉剑差距还蛮大的。
정성을 다하여 만든검이다.
장인정신이 엿보입니다
Thank bro !!
i want to make a custom sword ..... i want to make 2 ..... i like it
thank you !
Is there an actual historical design this sword is based on? This sword design seems too short and chunky to be a Han Dynasty sword. The Han Dynasty jian (double edged swords) were long and slender. The Han Dynasty daos (single edged swords) ranged from short and slender to long and slender. This sword resembles the chunkier bronze-swords made centuries before the Han Dynasty existed.
nice... but if you made a forging knife/machete for camping... I'll buy it... a sword?.. hahaha...😅
haha thank you !
Forge the legendary goujian
I think Chinese iron swords from that era were cast.
I think they were forged, because forging gives strength to the sword!
Kênh này ở việt nam à
切保特瓶幹麻😂要就拿鐵條豬肉木頭來切吧😂😂😂
Sure beats the current Winnie-the-Pooh dynasty.
Yes ! thank bro
하왕조시기가 철검 맞나? 빨라도 청동기 이전일건데?
Ornament sword but not razor sharp enough compare to ancient sword. Ancient sword can cut through steel like slicing into butter. Moreover, it could slice through thin hair and one light slide it could cut through several sheet of paper underneath it. Probably real forging technique were lost in history.
Thank you ! The ancient blacksmithing technique is a masterstroke
❤
It was bronze age.
They mak diferent shape in Iron age.
🙂
No China's, this sword calling "Akinak", sak's, or skith's sword, turk's ancestors
can you give me free?
👌
Представьте сколько бы отвратительных фильмов и сериалов в стиле фентези и исторических, спасли бы такие мечи. Если бы их создатели по достоинству оценили таких кузнецов. А не прадавцов китайской пластмассы и резины с АлиЭкспресс.
Thank you !!
бутафория для салорейха !😁
Mal temple
OKe bro !!
The Han Dynasty is actually the Mahan (Makhan) of Korea. Today, it is divided into colonial history. In fact, Koreans are direct descendants of the emperor and were immigrated to the Korean Peninsula after the 1800s.
Thank you for your useful information!
@@Arts-and-Craftsit’s a joke.
Korea's relationship with China central empire was similar to India's relationship with the British Empire. It was a relationship between a vassal state and a suzerain state.
是中國最強的王朝，還是漢族人建立的最強王朝？
Probably the strongest dynasty in China
Very good hand made
Thank bro !
别买，我是中国人，我一眼就看出这东西一副影视道具的样子。
Thanks for the reminder, I don't make it to sell, I think only Chinese blacksmiths make swords!!
가짜입니다 중국 거인인간 천손족타르타르족 역사이고 명검도 거인인간크기 입니다
Thanks for your story!
잘못된 자세 ---
왼발을 뒤로 빼야 합니다.
Yes ! thank you ...
ㅣㅇ새님아
조작을 정도껏 해라ᆢ
是不是对汉语有什么误解？锻造和铸造都分不清
In this video, there are both, sword forging and bronze casting
僵尸克星！
округлая ручка - это бред🙄