Can You Melt Obsidian and Cast a Sword?
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2018
- I took some user comments way too seriously and figured out how to melt obsidian and sand cast it into a sword.
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Instructions unclear
There is a nether portal in my garage
Oh oh
Let me in!!!
Omg bring back the dead!
weeb gamer stop talking about minecraft this is not about minecraft
@@harviyssibayan9183 yes, yes it is.
**melts obsidian**
Minecraft players: *impossible*
Are you in a great pain?
@@roadkill236 spinel
What happens to items you toss into lava
SPINEL DID THEY FUSE ON U AND USE THEIR SWORD ON U
*coughs*Obs*coughs*idi*coughs*an
Hey spinel try to defeat the ultimate fusion
*OBSIDIAN*
Obsidian appears to be an excellent choice of material if you want to break crucibles and kilns.
Or take video and make a bunch of money on UA-cam
@@CalvinHikes that to
The metallurgy classes ive taken are all telling me that this is a bad, gross idea. And it is. Obsidian is terribly brittle and you mix it with metals that have a completely different grain structure. A better way to do this would be to grind it into a fine powder and compress it (sintering), like tungsten rods. This would eliminate the need for flux and force the obsidian back into its "normal" grain structure
It is very brittle,
-said every creative mode player
obsidian is a glass and glass by definition doesn't have a grain structure.
@@081_MM obsidian is like the glass they use for the windshield in cars. It’s really hard, but once it’s penetrated, then it shatters.
@@davidbakke9293 Pretty sure Obsidian is different as windshield glass is often laminated glass with 3 layers, glass/plastic/glass, so when it cracks it doesn't shatter. While side windows are often tempered glass, with the outside in compression and interior in tension, this causes it to fracture into small pieces.
"And then i hit him with a baseball Bat Witch they did not see because they only see rocks and minerals"
False instructions. I tried to make it at home and now i'm in nether
Is the WiFi better now in the nether? Last week i could not even send pictures
@@martin3288 Well it was better in the overworld but i can live with it
Czech Gopnik i know why.
You made the obsidian sword but their was a hole in the middle that got lit by using the kilt and now you are in the nether.
lol
how did you sleep
Scientists: obsidian is pretty fragile
Minecraft players: R U SURE BOUT DAT
LMAO
Lol
Hahha lol
LMFAO hell yea
*
Minecraft: obsidian is pretty strong
Real life: u sure about that?
You know, there's probably a reason why an entire civilization of renowned goldsmiths and architects never bothered melting obsidian, even thogh they were very fond of shaping it into swords...
Your mold needs to be pre-heated. The glass (obsidian) is experiencing thermal shock from the relatively cold sand in the mold, causing it to cool too quickly and break. The slowly cooling thernal mass of the mold will prevent a rapid temperature change and should prevent thermal delta as a cause for cracking.
The next video
Enchanting my obsidian sword
But he needs a enchanting table
The next video:
Making an enchanting table
But he needs lapis
@@BluE-si6xhnext video: mining lapis lazuli
He needs level
*breaks obsidian with one hit* everyone: impossible
Welp Creative mode
CAPTAIN LAPUTEN YAAAS
Obsidian is really weak in real life.
@@CA-ev2vf dangit mojang, do your research before making obsidian so dang tough
Effeciency 10 diamond pick: Am I a joke to you
the fact you went through with all this, just because some random commenters told you to, got you in my book of mad respect
Game of thrones
I have a suggestion as steps :
1. get a large focusing lense to focus sunlight to melt a rock .
2. get obsidian in rock form.
3. use the obsidian and the lense to melt the obsidian.
Fact: hes on creative mode
That explains why he's breaking it without a diamond pickaxe
Withtextures shaders and mods
no hes no-
redditors: die
I got a an idea that is so unprofitable that if he does it he might make profit... make a titanium blade with a tungsten carbide edge...
no hes herobrine
See this is why we can’t have obsidian swords
Aztecs have the macahuitl though.
@@mikedanielespeja6128 wooden clubs studded with obsidian shards
Netherite came in clutch
Hes a hecker!
fixter 62 its not that its becuase look ITS FREAKING LAVA HES PORING LAVA!!!
I am genuinely curious how much money this ended up costing in broken kilns and other costs
I am too, but also at how much this video has made as well.
this just makes me think of the old might and magic games, where obsidian armor and weapons were the strongest by far. all i could think of was "How?! it's impossible to work with!"
Magic is literally in the games title
Me: mines obsidian with a diamond pick
This man lad: “obsidian is actually really weak”
*breaks it with his hand*
But he can't use his hand to break obsidian block
Creative
@@patrikk.2861 aw you got me
This MAN LAD
You can actually break it your hand! Its just that it takes like a millennium to do it
He could've just installed a mod, took a stick and 2 blocks of obsidian
Why is he over complicating things
fr
Yeet
Oh yeah yeah
he tryna make one in vanilla mode
Hes on console duhh
I truly admire this level of obsessive dedication :D
It's been 3 years but it's back in my recommended
Him:*breaks obsidian with rock*
Diamond Pickax: *Am I a joke to you?*
Him: yes you are diamond pickaxe
I edited this reply so u dont get my replies
ssgssjaiden it was just supposed to be a joke ;-;
@@aaa-ky1px ik
@@ssgssjaiden7404 bruh
"despite all the mythology around obsidian,"
*casually opens mini nether portal*
Sr.Torrada what is your point this is a normal occurrence
10,000 x 10,000
Why is no one talking about game of thrones, this is obviously inspired from got
@@darksideorbit8898 you have no power here
@@darksideorbit8898 whats game of throwns, was that a sitcom?
Heat your vermiculite up to between °500 and. °900 before you put your obsidian blade in it. This will allow your obsidian to cool slower. This method is recommended when welding cast steel, for the affor mentioned reason.
I love how your cat was chilling in the yard when you sped up the footage. 🥰
*breaks obsidian with hammer*
Steve has left the chat.
Edit: *I have commit edit.*
Lol
Wtf why is it chat U meant Has left the game or Server Dummy it's not chat If it's chat it's could've been like what's app
@@erienaline2777 you must be fun at parties
@@ejenkicap7452 I never even in a party before -_-
ItsYoGamer Gaming You haven’t even been invited to any parties? Unfortunate...
He obviously used mods because there's no crafting recipe
Mountain Biker 256 he just cut out the part when he went into creative mode
He used tinkers construct
:O
@Savage Squad Productions congrats my buddy you got someone to do a wrong whoosh
No shit no need to point it out
If you ever give this another shot I'd suggest picking up on the methods used for lost wax investment casting.
It appears as though getting a proper pore in is too tough, but if you could get a custom mold into the kelm with powderized obsidian within you wouldn't need to!
After the obsidian completely melted you just need to slowly lower the temperature until room temp was achieved!
lol I love the creative process; it usually takes me about that many tries myself before learning techniques on how to do it the best way 👍
As a glass making professional of 32 years, I can safely say you are using far too much flux ( soda ash, I assume). The bubbling you observe is outgassing from the flux continuing to mix disproportionately with the silica and other impurities. Your issue with continued breakage has just as much to do with the chemistry as it does the inconsistent thickness and rapid, uneven cooling of the glass.
So if done properly do you think casting obsidian would be possible?
He basically said yes
Oh wow I’m only just thinking about how to start this is great info to know!! Thinking about creating shields and gear w a twist
I'd love to see a usable sword made from obsidian
@@MasterLGI yes usable until you hit the first solid object 😂 I hope you are wearing safety glasses when it shatters!
"Can we COPYSTRIKE Obsidian guys"
Seemon Yelda .::;/;’,,.,m.
Oh yes he's getting demonitized now
Thanks for doing the experiment - it's been fascinating!
You should look into graphite crucibles and a kiln that can get hot enough to do what they call slumping. Also once you have it poured into your mold if you can ramp the temperatures down over like a 24 hr period you're much less likely to have cracks.
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I clicked the video. Happy now?
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Sherlock Sixx that dp brought awesome memories
I'm not a social experiment. What on earth made you think that?
I agree 100%
Literally could've just pressed the three dots and then "Not interested"...
Sherlock Sixx preach
I see the comment section is full of minecraft jokes
*I'm so proud of this community*
@Alaina Watson
The people who take the jokes literally proves that society is doomed 😄
Dead meme
And we are proud of you buddy :)
Me on the other side: **sees minecraft memes** **Facepalms**
I love democracy
I give you 120/100 for effort. Well done for your persistence, even if it wasn't what you wanted as an end result. A very interesting video :)
thank you sir. Your patience is admirable.
3:47 guy on the right is literally shaggy
Lmao
Awesome
Like zoinks
Our god has been spotted
Hauehauehauheua
I thought the title said “how to melt a Canadian”
I found it.... The one non minecraft comment
And you clicked to look at a human melting then being cast? 😂😎
Only Trump Can
I think
lol
Actually that's a good question
HtME: "Can you melt Obsidian and Cast a Sword?"
Aztecs: Hold my Macuahuitl.
Wow, wonderful. You are soooo intrepid! Don't know why as a mere viewer I was so engaged to the point that every failure was just a new cheer for me to urge you to continue. In the Bronze Age, you would have been a god!
Minecrafters rn:
*I don't need sleep. I NEED ANSWERS.*
But the phantoms
Me at 11:06 pm no sleeeeeeeeeep
GD Octi uh how bout the phantoms. *uhhhhhh*
@@user-hy3uz5wl1r i fear no man
But that thing (phantom )
It make me have to sleep
**you can not rest now there are monsters nearby**
Nah you can only make obsidian weapons with a mod, sorry.
LOL
His mod failed alot.
Your jokes are not funny
@@drvissierl1404 Thank you! That's very kind.
An Intellectual Idiot dude, the guy’s name is literally “My Jokes Aren’t Funny.” Chill.
Honestly am just amazed by the amount of effort you put in to try and make it work.
Could you create an internal structure, (iron/steel wire frames) like bones, to make it more durable?
Smh another pewdiepie clone
- ポールFyz hehe
r/whoooosssshhh check the dates again
r/normies
Be careful guys, this video is a copie of pewds video
Adelina Buckmaster do you even know what fucking woosh means
👏👏 MEME REVIEW
Why you close your channel
It was a lwiay
👏👏
Ramanuj 07 some reason
Hoshom jonjoa 786 YIAY
I'm seriously impressed by this mans dedication to make that damm obsidian blade
Normal obsidian cools very slowly, as it's formed from lava. So I'd say YES, you can cast it. And you can probably do it well. But you'll need to replicate the cooling conditions of natural obsidian. Cast the glass, but keep it under a gas forge. Slowly dial back the amount of BTUs per hour, never jumping more than 20 degrees Fahrenheit. I'd like to see how that works for you.
From pewdiepie
bad vibes who isnt
Same haha
*breaks obsidian with hammer*
Minecraft : Impossible.
Its a diamond hammer
Hammer:
Minecraft: Impossible.
Because hammers aren’t in minecraft
Druganja I like this comment because of your pictures, you’ve obviously met jesus
@@NakMTLKane who here remembers when mine craft actually had a hammer tool?
I wonder if you cast it like gold with either a vacuum or centrifugal force to force the obsidian into the mold cavities. Might work better with such viscous fluid. Great video thanks 👍
May I first say that your attempts at this are inspiring and congratulated.
Now, for my knowledge, observations, and suggestions. Obsidian is more of a stonelike and less of a glasslike material so the process is going to need some tweaking. You don’t want to draw out the impurities as much since they are more or less essential in what makes it obsidian. I would suggest using only a little flux and relying more on the heat to melt it all together. A larger propane furnace might be better for the process. Heat it to liquid to melt together, then bring the temperature down so it’s closer to a gel like state. It will be a little more difficult to pour and mold but it will also be less prone to fracturing. Make sure the mold is well heated also. After annealing it should be in good condition. From there you can grind an edge that possible to hone or you could knap it for that serrated razors edge.
The comments on this video:
10% about the hardwork this man put in to this video
5% Minecraft
5% why is youtube recommending this to me
80% pewdiepie and memes
MC KING 25% recommended minimum
100% concentrated power of will
Benjamin Olsson 😂
MC KING 100% reason to remember the name
It’s pretty much all Minecraft
How to make: makes obsidian blade
me playing minecraft: wait thats illegal
mods: hold my vodka
No just no
@@childrenofthesun471 why
@@Pyrodagoattt because hold my vodka doesnt make any sense
@@childrenofthesun471 Ik
@@Pyrodagoattt then what's your point
You did not make obsidian, you made low grade glass.
Obsidian is formed when volcanic silicate at extreme temperature comes into contact with water, cooling it nearly instantly. The strength of obsidian comes from it's crystalline structure, not from the element that it's made of. Therefore, without a furnace that gets hot enough and a n instant quench, only glass can be formed.
🤓
glass and obsidian don't have a grain structure
@@yamiyomizuki not grain, basic molecular structure. Think diamond to coal
The obsidian is formed with such a high silica content that it will be glass without coming into contact with water. There is very little difference between it and the glass we see every day. I used to flint knapp both glass and obsidian and they have the same apparent hardness and strength. Nothing special except the beautiful colors.
@@olsirmonkey or graphite all three have different properties just because of structure
The Astec Indians used a kind of wooden sword that had SMALL Obsidian blades attached to its edge. Although they were using Obsidian for centuries, apparently they never found any way to make large pieces of it that held up without breaking in use, although they always used it as much smaller cutting tools.
Snaps obsidian in half
Me: Wow his hands are made from diamond pickaxes
@Polina Si That's exactly what he said...
his hands are stronger than supermans xd
@@razmerade4072 Whoosh
@@lervinparas5575 1. That's not a wooosh
2. r/thatswooooshwith4Os
Enchanted that is. Look how fast it broke
I’m really amazed how he refused to give up! I’m so happy.
I'm really amazed how you refused to make a comment about minecraft! I'm so happy.
@@joemama-xm4xv late you re
@@joemama-xm4xv but its became real life
@@joemama-xm4xv who cares about your comment
@@demonhunter4652 who cares about yours?
As I understand items and elements:
Every thing has a melting point - the point in which the energy needed to break the atomic bonds of a solid and thus turn the solid into a liquid.
If you reach that point, (item x) will then become a liquid.
You can then (experimentally) cast said item into another item.
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As swords go (to my understanding), they can be made:
by casting (pouring them into a mold)
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By forging (putting heat [enough to anneal the metal (make it soft enough to form it into a blade)] and then quench it (followed by tempering it).
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Add other metals - hence Damascus steel (a combination of multiple metals to make a superior steel).
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Forge and fold it (to add strength and purity of the blade). The Katana is one of the most famous examples of this method.
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Casting a sword has multiple problems (as I understand).
Bronze (tin and copper) is poured. The two metals allow it to be. But, it is a soft metal and only by pounding the edges (thus hardening them) can you get a durable edge.
Iron - can be poured. But, you will have bubbles (bubbles will cause weak spots in the blade. When another sword hits the sword, those will cause massive system failure and your sword will break.).
Steel - must be forged - carbon is introduced and uniformly in the sword. (as I understand it).
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Do I understand this correctly?
I like his approach. Break something, do it again… break something, do it again. It’s sheer madness
I can make it within seconds. Just combine water and lava
But can you make an obsidian sword
Ye
Funny enough you can actually do that irl
@@prophetcitrus9638 yes
None Obsidian None
None Obsidian None
None Stick None
He said "cast obsidian". Not "make obsidian"
bury it somewhere to confuse archaeologists in the future.
Adair's Channel I like this idea. We should troll the future more often.
Adair's Channel LOLOLOL
Radical Raccoon LOL as a research historian, I can attest to how confusing it would be, LOL
Radical Raccoon lol I’m already on it i made a fake time capsule 😂
It wouldn’t confuse archaeologists for that long. We can date that shit these days
I love how hard he works just to answer one of our questions what an amazing UA-camr
10/10 for effort. Respect!
This man: *Breaks Obsidian with his hands*
Mojang: Wait, that's illegal
Is it pronounced "mo-jang" or "mo-yang"?
@@core3481 mo yang
Where is it illegal?
@@nightfall89z62 South province, China
@@core3481 huh, interesting.
why is this on everyone's recommended
because it was paid for or pushed by someone
Audric Yap even pewds XD
Something to do with how the algorithmic was changed.
Audric Yap because it's awesome i guess
_Sponsored by UA-cam_
I read in an article ("Smithsonian?" or "Scientific American?") where you can melt chalk, and if you cool it like glass, you will get glass, but if you keep it under pressure and cool it over days, you will get something like marble.
No-one can criticize you for your level of dedication!
Minecrafters: *_Wait, that's illegal_*
(I am trying to hit 50 subs! :D)
Download mods lol
wtf i dont remember making this reply
I just commented this xD. We have the same mind
it is
Good one
Thanks Poppy Harlow
Gewel ✔ jobn't
Pew news please poppy
VerY CoOL
I am your 200'th like. Now worship me
It was Brad 3 the whole time
I see this was five years ago but I just came across this video. I was wondering if you had a mold that you could heat up to the point of melting the obsidian inside of it and then letting it cool. That way you have pure obsidian and you wouldn't have to pour it.
It is always fun watching someone who has no clue trying to do something and totally failing at it. Thanks.
By the way, you are attempting to do something in hours that takes days or weeks or months in nature.
There!
Now get the hell off my recommendations!
I know right
Recommendations*
I watched this video a few days ago... It returned to my recommended feed... I don't think this beast can be tamed
seriously between this one and pewdiepies version. jesus christ
There youtube. i watched it. leave me alone
Mouse over the video. Three dots will appear. Click "Not interested" and the video will be removed. You can do this for any video
tertrih yea and after about 2 to 3 hours they will recommend it to you again anyway!
They so that all the fucking time.
They seriously recommend videos from Channels I blocked to me...
Would you be able to create a tang out of something and then melt the obsidian onto the tang, like as a reinforcement? Not sure off the top of my head what metals could handle 2k Fahrenheit but maybe it'd help with the cracking as well.
I love the "I Suck at this" whisper near the beginning.
*i watched it UA-cam now leave me alone*
Dank Hill same my dude
Same.
Obsidian Sword:
54 Atk Damage
30% Block Absorption
Weight: 9 LBS
-50 durability
Your too slow
Durability:“One time use only”
Speak Kilogramm!
nerdtopia ball i speak kilogram, how about you?
The chemistry of glass is vital to what you were doing, and when metals are added it works best if they are already reacted as in nickel carbonate. For flux this is even more important and borax and or lithium are most likely needed. The rules are very different than metal that the glass batch has to be heated very slowly for a long time. The usual alumnia pots will often crack under the besf of conditions. If you want a pot likely to survive you will need a cubic zirconia pot which is a kind of clay and treatment with little relation to the jewelry. To actually make the piece it would be better tonget the near shape you want and press mold it as it will never run like water or liquid metal. Of course some research into chemical content and the appropriate amount of flux mignt be asking too much and the coeffecient of expansion needs to be as low as possible and the same everywhere in the piece hence the need for a long heat time and all the glass needs to be outof the pot before it is cooled or even a cubic zirconia pot will break.
A real glass shop with a glory hole to even out the heat before going into the annealer would also be useful. As would a very looong annealing time.
Very cool experiment, I like both swordsmithing and gemstones (for meditation mostly) and found this very interesting :D
Think of all the pure energy and hours spent in this endeavor. Makes you think about how much our ancestors must've struggled and failed in metalwork before achieving anything even remotely successful.
Which really explains why blacksmiths were so highly valued.
*glasswork
@@MichaelReznoR the layman's process is similar enough. melt the product, pour the product, shape the product, sell the product. that melting part must've taken a damn eternity though - melting and mixing different metals and minerals until we find something useful. glasswork was a novelty, but bronze was _useful._
you do realize that both metalworking did not start with casting and obsidian is not metal
@@nathanieldebarros3849 bronze and copper alloys were proliferated long before ironwork was.
Anyone from pewdiepie’s channel????
Btw I’m a small youtuber
me
Rohan Robert yup
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It is my opinion you have no choice but to make a custom alloy! I would be really interested in seeing what you'd come up with, never really considered "rock"/metal alloys (though from a astronomist perspective anything above helium in the periodic table is metal...) but I'm betting you could even create something new that may have some interesting properties (with some luck revolutionary).
Try to mix the obsidian with around 5% to 8% silicon, then add 1% to 2% lead (to prevent the cracking, copper may also be a good idea).
Love the Sisyphean task and declaring victory at the end.
Congrats you are now a meme
Stole PewDiePies Video.
reincarnation actually you’ re wrong
xX_ALI-A Fan_XD look when it was made
reincarnation r/woooosh
For those saying look at the dates how to make everything copy striked pewdiepie's video that's why Felix reupload it because it got token down
PewDiePie says 1 hour ago this is 6 days ago (edit)oh this a joke
You tried and tried. Good to see the hard work that was put in. Maybe you can try again if and when you get more info on a better way to make it happen. Thanks for the vid.
Next episode we melt down diamonds to cast a diamond sword. Then we melt old computer parts and pour a brand new computer. Then we melt some chickens down to cast an ostrich.
Keep it up pewdiepie
Santosh Kumar Desai didn't know he was so talented
*Y O U C O M M E N T E D I N T H E W R O N G V I D E O*
holy succ swoosh
It's a freaking clickbait. A guy sitting in front of his pc reviewing some memes
Agreed! Who does he think we are? 9 year olds?
i know right?
I just wanted to see if we could melt obsidian. 😤😤😤
Kat Sosbey he has no respect for our kind
I know im so mad Smh im not 9
What if you would cast it in the vertical instead of the horizontal with warm sand
Great effort. It came out nice considering how hard it was to produce.
Next time he will have to play Despacito on the guitar
420Fam0us
PEWDIEPIE
Only if we get 500k
N0ah Hg it’s almost at 600k
i’m here cause of that too lol
The most overplayed song in the world.
Imagine seeing something that looks like honey but it’s actually lava
Thats how God made my ex wife.
@@johngalt671 ahh i get it
*S I P P I N G S O U N D S*
It more looks like Taffy than honey
FORBIDDEN HONEY
Weird thought...I wonder if graphene can retain it's form (molecular structure) at those levels of heat and not break down and or burn off. If so, then a mixture of powdered obsidian and graphene powder would be interesting as graphene has severL properties wh8ch may greatly improve the outcome.
Thank you. Ive always wondered if this was possible. I think you just have to find the right active volcano.
I can really see the difference when pewdiepie edits his videos
Marzia edited this video.
This episode of *LWIAY* look so different than the usual 👏👏
Dessy DAN Yaaa@aaaaaaaa
Wow, thats amazing i had no idea you could do this with obsidian
yeah...
Yeah
What???
subscribed for the unbelievable effort just to make something you knew was a fail but did it anyway for the viewer.
Can you provide a clear smoke as your heating it