Forged in Fire: The San Mai Challenge (Season 5) | History
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2019
- Blade-smiths are given two different types of metals they must combine into one blade in this clip from Season 5's episode "The Kelewang". #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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His face was so sad, and his closing words so heartfelt... ‘I’ll *never* stop making knives’
What a sweet person
Plot twist....he closed shop and became an insurance agent.
I felt that 🤦🏾♂️💯
I love that they're so straight forward in telling him why he has to leave the forge
dont worry old man... this doesn't prove anything... a good bladesmith takes his time to make a good weapon.. they dont rush it
Has there been an episode where the losing contestant acted like the losing contestants of other reality competition shows?
One reason why I love Forged in Fire is the contestants are so humble.
Not in this series. Other shows PUSH the drama, sometimes even creating fake issues to force the participants of these shows to have tension on PURPOSE (Adam and Jamie from Mythbusters for example) because "it sells."
I've never watched the full episodes, but in another YT clip one of the contestants said that for the episode that they were on, the clip removed the losing contestant refusing to shake hands, and arguing with the judges. (S3 E13)
@@ahn3980 the one with the Scottish claymores?
This kinda broke my heart
Duct tape
That bald guy looks like standard mercenary from mordhau
Dirty Gunpla yea but he has facial hair, otherwise true
The guy who betrays neo on the first matrix
A heartfelt cheer for Ed even if you didn’t make the cut. Such a humble guy.
Minute 4:24 that guy's reaction like a demon was about to reveal. Lol.
Johnny Sins forging like a champ
Ed, what a top bloke. Power to you man!
Defeat only shows you the way up. It's priceless to see them fail but not giving up. Best of luck to all forgers!
@MPDeity Thank you! Well, that's what I'm trying to do myself, see my failures as an opportunity to make myself better. Even in my youtube channel, I can see the differences from my first edit until the latest one. (Probably the less important thing I can imagine right now)
I still think it’s insane some of these guys do this type of work and have never used a welder
Welding has never been an absolute requirement or constraint in smithing. Modern smiths may utilize it for convenience along with a slew of machinery, but I can definitely see why others would prefer work done by hand, and welds aren't always cosmetic either.
I mean bladesmiths did this kind of work for thousands and thousands of years without welders, so it's not really that surprising.
He said never used a MIG welding rig, more than likely he has used or exclusively uses the less expensive and less equipment intensive stick welding process.
(Doubt he uses TIG, since buy in is a bit more than a MIG setup)
Luckily I had welding classes for 3 years in high school
He could also wrap wire around and twist it tight. Just need enough to get the welds to stick
He seemed so sad. But he took it well. He learned from it and used it to maje himself a better bladesmith and a better person. Such a bittersweet ending of the first round.
A little sad for Ed tho.
Never too late
That escalated quickly
I feel so bad for that guy
He looks like Johnny Sins LOL
I get that it needs to be standardized for testing, but it's sort of silly to say it's a "signature style." If someone's signature blade is outside of the parameters, they're apparently screwed.
The style can be longer or shorter to fit parameters though, I don't think it's that huge of an inconvenience
You can have the same parameters but do it in a totally different way.
Car manufacturers for example have legal parameters, has to have lights, seatbelt, rubber tires etc. But there is still a variety in style even among the same class of vehicles.
Plus signature style is a bit more complicated then this one style. Most of the time it will be there way of beveling or shaping of a certain style of knife.
I'd agree, but honestly the things they test the blades on are very broad and apply to all blades. If your knife is imbalanced, it is a bad knife because it cannot do its job as a knife properly. That's not a matter of style, that's a matter of being a knife.
4:23 eds eyes haha 😂😂😂😜
matzer1110 not funny
His knife looked like a used Transformer toothpick.
A help here: I heard of an episode when one of the bladesmiths was disqualified because he did his entire blade on the grinder, without forging. Can anyone confirm if it ever happened, and in what episode, please?
It DID happen. I don't remember what episode. I'm pretty sure it was in the first or second season, though.
It did happen. In the 1st season i think
it was the episode Tabar (India for axe). The challenge was to use lawn mowers to make a knife. In the words of J Neilson (no, seriously, this is what he said to the guy) "this show is called forged in fire, not ground in fire". Grinding to make something is called stock removal, not forging.
@@fredfry5100 Wasn't it the same episode with the last minute axe from a lawnmower blade? If so, it was season 1 episode 2.
It was the tabar
Rob Halford from Judas Priest AWESOME!!
Hey make an episode where we get prison mates making their custom shanks, we need a Forged in fire Shank champion :)
His blade looked horrendous
I clicked because i thought this is how Heisenberg makes crystal meth
wait do they ever temper the blades
Bet the judge was jealous of that luscious beard.
Lmao is that walter white in the thumbnail?
Exactly my thoughts
They made him wear that shirt lol
poor guy
3:25 on what planet is that a kukri?
In what world does that even slightly resemble a kukri?
Ooh
Tim seems like a nice person to hang out with.
But weel eet keel
Eet weel keel :)
NOW THATS A LOT OF KEELS
Does this mean good ol' Ed is going back to not being a better person? Who knows?
Are you deaf?
@@brokenwave6125 No, I didn't hear you?
I think he's was fibbing. Sadly Ed's going to make a noose now.
Make urumi sward episode
Oh yeah Nahui
Maul
Ne
It will keel
"I'll never stop making knives." Who said you have to stop?!
They give you 10k
Hi
I like forged in fire except for the ridiculous destruction of fine blades why do they destroy those beautiful blades and I'm not just talkin this episode I'm talking every episode hidden gnome with hammers and chopping on bikes stuff that you would never do with your knife or your sword
It's about testing the blacksmith's abilities, if he is talented, they will give him money to pursue career, where he can make more fine blades :D
@MPDeity Military weapons have to be able to survive abuse. Only pretty wall hangers can be light and dandy.
It makes me mad... the guy clearly could do quality work... but in metalwork 3 hours nothing can be done with quality..
Tf is with the human skin vest???
Sup
I wonder if there'll be an unfortunate day when a contestant who's given back his blade, whole or broken, loses and starts to test it on everyone he can get to on set. That'd be crazy af.
First like
Tf is up with the no chin guy??
Origami Ed
First
Wait the losers do not get anything? No consolation price? Just "leave the forge"?
Basically. But part of the episode they get to be in the spotlight. So millions of people know about these guys. Where there from, there skills, there shop at home, tools, backstory etc
Why should they get anything? It's a competition.
I am pretty sure the exposure is a huge boost to their business' reputations.
What kinda snowflake are you? Why would the get anything for losing?
@@javierpatag3609 well if that reputation is good, i do not want to know what bad reputation looks like. :V
A bit like strictly come dancing.....l just don’t get this show, just don’t get it 🤔
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