I have seen artists in many different fields, but sir you are one of the best i have ever seen with steel, armor or sheet work of any kind. Thank you for letting me watch.
I appreciate the fact that no matter how much love and attention you place into making these pieces, that you are still able to give them some pretty rigorous testing at the end of each vid. Keep up the great work!
Fairly realistic in design, would pass for 14th to 15th century tournament helmet, especially with the crest dressing on top. Would expect to see something like that in the pre games parade through town. A tournament was as much about pageantry as skill for the armor itself had to make a statement about the accomplishment and prestige of those wearing it. Love watching the process.
This video, and many others like it, actually shows you perfectly why medival smiths were so highly praised. Because they didnt have grinders or drills, and certainly couldn't just "weld over the hole and try again". They either got it right the first time, or all that time and material was wasted, and that is something that barely any smith today even has an inkling of what that might be like.
Sua arte é fabulosa e impressionante. Os elmos são mesmo muitíssimo bem acabados e bem desenhados. No caso deste, em particular, acho que o monarca guerreiro ficaria satisfeito, achando um pouco excessivos, talvez, as asas e o tecido no estilo legionário... Sucesso e prosperidade!
hermoso trabajo ,como todos los tuyos, me gusta q mostras las medidas del grosor ,del metal q trabajas ,mi duda siempre fue ;una vez q terminas el trabajo queda el mismo grosor ,o se afina un poco ????gracias master,
What's this process happening at 27:03 that turns the steel into a golden hue? I want to know more about this in particular! Is it similar to steel browning/bluing or is it more of a staining process?
Just to think the skills required to make that sort of helmet back in the medieval era. No electric drills, no saws, no welding machines. Just you, a sheet of metal, an anvil, a furnace, and a bunch of tools operated purely with hands
By the period the helmet fits (late 1400's) they did have water powered hammers... Since the 1100's. Greece and Rome had the. Around 300 bc. China is believed to have them earlier still. From what I understand it was the reemergence in medieval Europe that led them to being used for armor and weapons forging in some of the grand armories of Europe.
Question! 🙋🏼♂️ when you heat up the steel and wire wheel it with what appears to be brass, does this act as a layer of rust prevention? Or is it purely aesthetic? Cheers from Chicago!
my end goal is to be able to smith a helmet out of 10 gauge mild steel but not having power hammer tools is going to make it so much harder. I wonder if I can make a lever press.
@@Vodkadude Well said XD. Also the process of applying bronze to the steel visor by heating it, would melt clean through aluminum. (1220~f, steel is around 2200~ bronze is 1600~)
Ya. I am sure it's because he doesn't share his videos on social media forums and stuff. If he shared them there and in some appropriate sub reddit it will help a lot
Asymmetrical grid holes? Eugh, I was hoping for just the classic ┐┌ ridge crease Sorry don't get me wrong the helmet is gorgeous, I just hate asymmetry.
I have seen artists in many different fields, but sir you are one of the best i have ever seen with steel, armor or sheet work of any kind. Thank you for letting me watch.
And the cool thing is it's a real helmet design, that he just made even cooler, it's not historically inaccurate or unrealistic which is even cooler
I appreciate the fact that no matter how much love and attention you place into making these pieces, that you are still able to give them some pretty rigorous testing at the end of each vid. Keep up the great work!
Fairly realistic in design, would pass for 14th to 15th century tournament helmet, especially with the crest dressing on top. Would expect to see something like that in the pre games parade through town. A tournament was as much about pageantry as skill for the armor itself had to make a statement about the accomplishment and prestige of those wearing it.
Love watching the process.
i just love that you make some beautiful work with a long process to make. and then beat the hell out of it xD
Great looking helmet.Very good job on that. I like the way it is in the thumbnail
This video, and many others like it, actually shows you perfectly why medival smiths were so highly praised. Because they didnt have grinders or drills, and certainly couldn't just "weld over the hole and try again". They either got it right the first time, or all that time and material was wasted, and that is something that barely any smith today even has an inkling of what that might be like.
Hey nice video and helmet! Only real complaint is that the music (and audio in general) is real quiet. Keep up the great work!
Sua arte é fabulosa e impressionante. Os elmos são mesmo muitíssimo bem acabados e bem desenhados. No caso deste, em particular, acho que o monarca guerreiro ficaria satisfeito, achando um pouco excessivos, talvez, as asas e o tecido no estilo legionário... Sucesso e prosperidade!
Your channel brings me a very good feeling I cannot describe
Very beautiful helmet anyone would be proud doing that
Every video you make is bad ass! I can't see using my lunch time more efficiently than to see you make the coolest shit.
hermoso trabajo ,como todos los tuyos, me gusta q mostras las medidas del grosor ,del metal q trabajas ,mi duda siempre fue ;una vez q terminas el trabajo queda el mismo grosor ,o se afina un poco ????gracias master,
Amazing craftsmanship...
Sem as asas fica melhor só com a coroa,sou fã Armaduras,belo trabalho 👊🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Когда мастер своего дела за работой - это всегда впечатляет. Удачи каналу, буду с интересом ждать новых видео. Спасибо за отличный контент.
Спасибо! Если что - это не основной канал
I have a challenge, try to use only tools that a blacksmith could have used in the Middle Ages. I'm interested in how you fight with that.
Make a pair of nail clippers while you at it 😂
I was absolutely shocked when I saw those nails lol
Very very nice work 😊
I find the crown 👑 with wings 🪽 compared to the helmet 🪖 isn’t as gorgeous 😊
A pneumatic planishing tool? that is neat.
Now that’s a ....... great helm 😄
Amazing helmet!! Will you be making armor to go with it?
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great stuff. is this real armour or costume drama. what would it stop?
A helmet adorned with the black wings of a pird of prey: Nilfgaardian helmet.
What type of helmet is this? Amazing video btw!
What's this process happening at 27:03 that turns the steel into a golden hue? I want to know more about this in particular! Is it similar to steel browning/bluing or is it more of a staining process?
When you make the steel slightly hot, and then take a brass brush and brush the steel it leave's this "goldish" shine on the steel :)
Just to think the skills required to make that sort of helmet back in the medieval era. No electric drills, no saws, no welding machines. Just you, a sheet of metal, an anvil, a furnace, and a bunch of tools operated purely with hands
By the period the helmet fits (late 1400's) they did have water powered hammers... Since the 1100's. Greece and Rome had the. Around 300 bc. China is believed to have them earlier still. From what I understand it was the reemergence in medieval Europe that led them to being used for armor and weapons forging in some of the grand armories of Europe.
Love functional Phantasy stuff
Question! 🙋🏼♂️ when you heat up the steel and wire wheel it with what appears to be brass, does this act as a layer of rust prevention? Or is it purely aesthetic?
Cheers from Chicago!
Pouooooo Mate! What a masterpiece 🤩👌🏽😂😂😂
my end goal is to be able to smith a helmet out of 10 gauge mild steel but not having power hammer tools is going to make it so much harder. I wonder if I can make a lever press.
Fantasy? looks more like the real thing you could wear into battle lol! what do these helmets weigh?
Great that. Kenneth
place a big neodium magnet under the anvil it well keep the noise down
How do you put the gold color on the metal? Is it simply by brushing it with brass?
Amazing!
am I able to order anything from you?
i second that question
Can u make samurai armor?
Did you make those swords
Excellent work
Are the cutouts/layouts accessible on your patreon?
Are you able to make a modern day USA military helmet out of that metal?
What kind of steel did you use to make this helmet?
Probably aluminum
@@Vodkadude You don't temper aluminum.
@@alendonvaldor5808 fuck
@@Vodkadude Well said XD. Also the process of applying bronze to the steel visor by heating it, would melt clean through aluminum. (1220~f, steel is around 2200~ bronze is 1600~)
Яка загальна вартість інструментів для такої майстерні?
Is that a jackhammer you’re using to planish
418 subscribers really ???? Common guys !
Al khail Al 3arabiy I honestly thought you meant to put in 418k subscribers lol. Can’t believe this guy has so few subs, def deserves more
Ya. I am sure it's because he doesn't share his videos on social media forums and stuff. If he shared them there and in some appropriate sub reddit it will help a lot
@@Shepherd1234 This is only his side channel for englanders. :) On his main channel he have around 140k.
@@atexc5604 Ho I see. Make sense now! What’s the name of his main channel?
@@Shepherd1234 "World of armor. ArmorSmith." There usually are eng subs. :)
Great helmet, but done with all modern tools.
Do you make buhurt stuff ?
How thick is that sheet steel?
Do swords ever go into the eye slits?
If you manage to aim it well enough I guess
Как создаются размеры выкройки?
Круто😊
How long this take u to make lol
Bu miğfer çok karizma
Sooooo cool
volume level is very low on this, I wish youtube could auto fix this.
WOW !!!!
Asymmetrical grid holes?
Eugh, I was hoping for just the classic ┐┌ ridge crease
Sorry don't get me wrong the helmet is gorgeous, I just hate asymmetry.
What type of helmet is that? How is it called?
Frogmouth helm
@@Vodkadude are you sure? I thought it was a griffin style helmet.
@@Vodkadude no wait hold on a second now that I’m looking at it it does look like a frogmouth sorry
For the lady !
You say fantasy, but it don't look much different than some tourney or ceremonial helmets.
мечь как шлем делал сам, это видно, нежен как с девствиницей
Sharpening your pencil with a knife doesn't make you cool. It makes you pretentious.
I don't get it you work so long an hard on a Arthurian battle Helmet. Then you abuse the crap out of it.
Чертежи хотя бы скинул
look like a islam women wearing a steel plate helm with 2 chicken wing on top
You talk way too much
Why is the sound so bad ;(