Forging DAMASCUS KATANA from MOTORCYCLE CHAIN (Workshop ASMR)
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it's just me or anyone else watching this kind of vids before sleep? 😆
Lol same
Same and its therapeutic lol
Me to
Present sir, your nickname scares me to sleep😢
I do
Seeing you use one of the traditional methods of this sacred art brings a joyous tear to my eye. Thank you so very much
Yes the traditional motorcycle chain katanas that Masamune used to make in the Kamakura period.
@@mrkikybruhh we both know what he meant, but still funny though 🤣
There's absolutely nothing traditional about this, but a fun DIY project nonetheless..
It’s so cool people can find scrap metal and forge it into something beautiful
That's what I'm counting on with people dating me...
It’s cery vool actually
Motorcycle chains are tough, the file barely cuts through them.
Technically, traditional hand forged katanas are what we today call Damascus. Not actual Damascus steel, but folded in on itself numerous times to remove impurities and strengthen the metal, also give it a textured pattern. If you look close at a real katana it has tons of tiny, subtle lines all over like "Damascus" pattern. The Japanese call it the Ji-hada or "Skin" of the metal.
Days ago I bought 2 katanas and as a sword fighter watching you making them is just delightful
As a guitar player I have to say you have, objectively, the coolest hobby ever. What man or woman could say that being a sword fighter wasn't one of their dreams.
только не провары на лезвии (маленькие черные ямки и трещины) не провары это брак при кузнечной сварке их можна исправить но только в случае если они снаружи а внутри они говорят что это чистой воды сувенир и клинок имеет проблемы с прочностью да и следы перегрева от гриндера показали что мастер даже не старался зделать хароший клинок а делал исключительно сувенир
@@harrisontownsend910 indeed it was ! i always wanted to be a guitarist but my fingers are too big :) .
I didn’t make it happen until i was 24 I joined an MMA dojo and they taught me everything including swords fight , i start teaching my younger brother how to defend himself with a stick if he had to fight there’s no way better than a fight with the right technique 🤜🏽🤛🏾
The straightness of the blade makes it look almost like a ninjato rather than a katana. Beautiful work all the same
Goodness gracious my katana build took way too long. I don't have many power tools, so doing it by hand with mostly small, cheap tools, is a genuine exercise in patience.
You know it's funny that every time I watch videos like this and they do that speed up process during the forging the buzzing sound made sounds like something you hear from a bug zapper.
I've wondered do you just display all these fantastic blades on your walls because they are always so pretty?
Epic. I love watching people with amazing talent like that, shame TH-cam is mostly pushing giggly gamergirls with no skills. Beautiful piece.
Next up: building a Time Machine out of spring steel and tyre rubber to go back in time and make all those skins in Ghost of Tsushima historically accurate
Awesome job, love the finish product
its amazing to see how your ability has increased over the times and your items got better and better
Mahalnya arti sebuah seni tak bisa di ukur dengan uang
Padahal banyak rantai yang baru tak perlu repot-repot lagi untuk membersihkan karat
Sukses selalu buat yang punya channel
Besides the few inclusions, looks really good. Alot of hard work there, well done.
Hi Keaton, met you at Snowport... thanks for the selfie :) Great stuff! will pass along a pic of my wooden Katanas when I get a chance. All the best, Keith
I always see these in my feed and I'm like I don't want to watch that whole thing so I don't click on it. And then I still watch the whole thing in silent preview mode.
Хоть мне красный цвет не очень то и нравится, но в данном мече что-то есть 🤌
Понравилась естественность в узоре цубы👌
Meu amigo.uma verdadeira obra de arte 👏👏👏
this is gorgeous, I would love to own something like this it's my style completely!
Amazing!!! Being made from motorcycle chain its probably a bit heavier than a traditional Katana....but this is gorgeous!!!
whut?
Nice! Especially since you forged it from scrap.
I would love to buy it!
Beautiful work, the pattern could've been finer with more folds, but it's still gorgeous all the same. Love that you preserved all of the natural pitting on the wrought-iron tsuba, gives the sword a very natural vibe. 😁
beautiful katana and furniture,i love that pattern
Attention to detail on this build is magnificent
This is so cooool. You’re an artist.
Also, can you show us how you prevent dissimilar metals (galvanic) corrosion? Steel in contact with bronze will accelerate corrosion and just eat right though quickly. Wondering how you curb that.
excellent workmanship fantastic result!
Very beautiful Katana and an amazing job making it as well!!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
You seem very good at this. Maybe you should start a TH-cam channel called Faraway Forge.
Mantapppp👍👍👍dn krennnn hasil nyaa...😍😍
Waoww! What a beautiful work of art, I would so love to have your artistic talents! Everything is so well done meticulously down to the smallest detail ..: CONGRATULATIONS!
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amazing, the sword is so beautiful my friend. I always look forward to your videos!
Now you gotta make a sheath for it
I love watching the anvil travel when he's hammering😂
Wow! Great job, it looks fantastic!
that was a amazing build beautiful work someday maybe ill have enough skill to do that👍👍Mark✌
That etch looks insane. nice work
Amazing skill.
PARABÉNS PELO TRABALHO!
BELEZA PURA MANO!
VALEU!!!!
Belo trabalho parabéns
Hello fellow knife maker you should try using white flat white spray paint to line your canister instead of white out so much easier better results awesome job
What is the point of the white out?
Would be nice to have closeup, slowmo video following entire length of blade
where do you end up putting all these magnificent pieces of art?!
In ur mom lol
Man just watching videos like this where these guys forge such nice looking swords like the Japanese Katana the sharpest sword in the world is both amazing and remarkable and I'm sure Japanese swordsmiths would be both proud and honored at the hard work and craftsmanship that is put into this work.
I have 0 knowledge on smithing but I find this entertaining
I like to see this guy make blackfire or darksister.
As a bladesmith I do have a question.......why heat treat it BEFORE the profile grinding? You run the risk if the grinder taking out your hardness there
As a person wanting to become a bladesmith, where can I find places that give me such a magnificent job? I've been obsessed with swords for my entire life and so I wanted to be dedicated to the job of creating them, but have trouble finding where.
@@TheWisdomicMonkey you'll wanna start out with regular blacksmithing to learn techniques and gain muscle memory....I didn't start making knives period until over 5 years after I began to forge
shouldn't the center of the set be just plain iron? hard steel on the outside and a soft iron core? with this construction, shock loads are distributed evenly, the blade bends but does not break.
A bike owner: hey you seen my spare bike chain?
I juat cleaned out the local motorcycle clubs junk chains like a month ago for seeing projects Like this. They will make some cool knives, maybe even swords this summer
@@ColtonWilson3000 neat
Beautiful sword, awesome video. Subscribed.
i wish you'd make the scabbard as well..
Браво 👍👍👍👍
Because I am inherently lazy and frugal, I suggest using an ultrasonic cleaner when you are putting the powder into the casing. It will vibrate the powder fast and any you spill will be right there in the pan.
Que trabalho lindo, fantástico.
❤🎉 کارتون بینظیر است مرسی
Wow! That is a good looking sword.
Linda peça!!!
Add another set of that metal would give ya 2 pairs of extra layers better durable bladed sword but awesome video anyways 👍😍👌
Some lucky person will own this sword a thousand years from now.
Another gorgeous piece! Thanks again!
Where do you sell this katana and how much does it cost?
Work of art
idea for you... use your cut offs and grinding slag to make a wootz style blade.
If you let the white out dry before filling the canister it will peel off a lot easier
looks good for a wall hanger. too many voids for a functional blade. but good work
Оуу да... Как будто этот меч ковали гномы из куска горы. Вы не питаетесь сделать меч идеальным, вы делаете его уникальным и в каком-то роде живым. Гарда или цуба особенно красива.
This is by far the most beautiful blade I have seen, the etching looks so cool. Well done on this.
How sharp it is? You didn't perform a cut test or made a Hamon line.
❤❤❤amazing beauty for katana ❤❤
Excellent job! But every katana is not complete without its scabbard... 😉
where is the Hamon?
Although you missed the clay tempering process, but i appreciate your work
amazing,,, very very beatiful katana
Beautiful blade, but i missed the hamon line.
I'm waiting for someone to decide to forge a Dragon Slayer sword, at least in a smaller version)
You should always drill a tiny hole in your canister to allow gases to escape
Always amazing to watch 👏👏
Good job 👍
良く出来たナイフですね。KATANAではないけれど。
Beautiful, is there a reason you didn't cover it in clay and quench it? Can a blade with materials like this develop a hamon?
I don’t mean to stick my nose in here. I forge Japanese style swords so I hope you don’t mind? It really depends on the material you are using. Metal with higher chromium and I believe magnesium tend to have a more difficult time getting a hamon to show. The metal he is using here should have no problem producing a visible differential heat line.
Work of art! Perfection
That is BEAUTIFUL!!!! 👊🏻👊🏻
you should have used a Suzuki Katana chain that looks like a moped chain
Beautiful katana❤❤
There's one significant difference I saw between what you did here and what other blacksmiths do, and thats oil tempering the blade at ~200°C rather than tempering it in an oven.
I can see how this could be better than tempering in an oven due to there being no oxygen present in the oil, whereas oxygen would be present in an oven (unless you wrap the bade in stainless steel beforehand), which could run the risk of scale forming.
So, while somewhat messy, I think I prefer the oil tempering you use here 😄👌👍
I also like how you show that not all projects are 100% perfect, the inclusions in the blade here is a prime example, they may look cool due to the forging process, but I forsee their being a weakness that make this sword very nice, expensive and pretty ornament?
I did the oil temper for two reasons, 1. the blade was too long for my oven; 2. I wanted to get it into temper as quick as possible so that it wouldn't have any time to potentially crack after heat treat. That being said oil tempering can be EXTREMELY dangerous if not handled safely and/or if not done outside, if you ever attempt it please be super careful, I know a guy that burned his shop down oil tempering a blade.
And yea unfortunately there were a few inclusions in spite of being a canister. Fortunately they seem to be mostly superficial, but I still wouldn't put it through any serious testing.
@@FarawayForge Thats fine my friend and I both understand why you chose to oil temper the blade and totally agree; oil tempering is *dangerous*.
I don't have the facilities to even consider smithing, so I won't be forging or tempering anything for the forseeable future, but that doesn't stop my enjoying other people's work and learning by proxy, so to speak.
As for the inclusions? I agree. Still, a lovely ornament.
Beautifull work!
Very nice work , thank for sharing 🙏
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I’m such a nerd! I though Damascus came from a certain part of the World!
And you would be correct talking from a historical perspectiv.
What we today call damascus steel aint true damascus steel its an umbrella term for patternwelded steel. True damascus steel came from a certain mine/mines.
Гарно. Та дамаська катана все одно що японський фальшон.
Question: Can you get an accurate hardness test if you haven’t removed the scale? I always find forge scale to be incredibly hard.
Окалтну по правилам с поверхности изделия перед обработкой режущими инстументами удалять обезательно поскольку она мешает инстументу и может испортить напильник своей твердостью
Im no pro but i think a blade must have gone thru some special treatment during forgin and som other things to be calls a katana. Nive work and blade doh🎉
Absolutely amazing.
Looks like the white out wasn’t too much help 🤭💀 nice knife though 👏
Looking like the armorer from mandalorian 😂
I watched every episode of Forged in Fire on the History Channel and it was the first time I had ever heard of Damascus and every time I saw an episode where they did work using Damascus patters one thing has always bugged me why do they use white out in Damascus billets.
Cause the titanium in it prevents the billet from welding to the can
Pretty good. Awesome in fact. Are your swords functional ?
I honesty wish you would test these.
Can't :( got demonetized for it
Personally, I prefer using electrolysis for removing rust. It's much safer, and the byproduct doesn't require any special care.
Babe, wake up. Faraway Forge just drop an update
I wonder how many times he had to do can Demarcus before he got it right
Beautiful job as always FF!