everything about this video is so awesome and turns out so well, I wish I could crank out a sword this easy, when I make a sword everything that can go wrong does go wrong
Idk why but I can't get enough of this video. It's so calming. I have it in my bookmarks and watch it when I'm taking a break from my studies. The blade is so amazing.
This was AMAZING!!! I have watched like every sword making video on UA-cam yet have somehow never come across this video. Odd😒 SO glad I did! I am not kidding when I say you are the most AWESOME guy on UA-cam. Very very talented. Thx so much for sharing. Btw I would LOVE to buy one of your swords😆 I would gladly pay $500 for the sword and scabbard in the video🤑
Hello from 2020. One of the better done swordsmithing videos on YT I have seen. Music, editing and b rolls are cool but I liked the commentary, highlighting of improvement areas and the woodworking/leatherworking. I also like your method of going from bar stock and hammering this simple taper. Ive watched folks use auto-hammers and damascus which is a bit intimidating from a cost standpoint but this turned out awesome. Also +1 for the "chicken fried chicken" tempering job.
Nicely done. I especially like how you should the fit and finishing process of the hilt because a lot of sword smithing videos I have watched, that process is completely skipped over in the documentation. So that was cool not to mention the fact that the longsword is my favorite sword in the history of blades. So you passed the project with "fiery" colors.
Thanks for making this video. I've been considering investing in the equipment I'd need to get started in blacksmithing for a few months now and your video has given me the inspiration I needed to take the dive and go for it. The world needs more craftsmen like you and I hope someday to reach your level of skill. Thanks again and keep up the amazing work :)
Awesome work, absolutely beautiful. Thanks for showing. Mighty inspirational. I always imagimed a long sword to have a much heavier blade that didn't flex but I'm not schooled on swordology.
Nice is using the right techniques for diamond shape. First time see someone doing it by hand. Just I do diferent way avoiding the blade bending. Well done to show people how nice and artistic and how many things goes into sword. Specially craft love
wonderful work with a hammer. looks great. loved how you forged the profile taper from the middle of the blade to the tip lol, haven't seen anybody besides you do that successfully. you make it look as easy as building legos. ive been doing forging for a while, and, while im not anywhere near as good with a hammer as you are, id love to make a sword. it's just a matter of having the proper artistic inspiration to do it.
dude this looks a lot like dark sword armorys "The Nomad" sword and I've been contemplating on buying it because it is such a beautiful sword, yours I think is even better. fantastic work hope this goes viral!
Beutyful work!! I own a wery large colection of high quality swords. And a lot of Albion swords,so i know what i am talking about and i know when i se a good sword. And that is what i se,a wery nice and a truely finely crafted sword! spot on! I am also a bladesmith. I know how much work and lots of houres you have put in this sword,but it is a great joy in making a project. and have succeeded. And i am now a subscriber:-)
thx for the 5160 heat treat info not making a sword , but a thin tanto style utility knife want a thin coilspring blade with flex. nice video enjoyed it a lot Doc
Nice job! You're a very skillful blacksmith and craftsman! I'm wondering if we could hear the "swooosh!" sound of this blade cutting the air around the microphone...
Form and function well executed. The 5160 starting steel that was cut out for the sword blade, what was the width and thickness of the steel that you used ?
This is why I love youtube. No matter how niche you think something is, there is always a community.
Cool project, and well documented!
Thanks Torbjörn!
Torbjörn Åhman love both your vids
Torbjörn Åhman when ur you doing a sword build..
Torbjörn Åhman what type of oil are you using??
Are you making one?
everything about this video is so awesome and turns out so well, I wish I could crank out a sword this easy, when I make a sword everything that can go wrong does go wrong
Thank you! This did go well but it's a result of years of practice and a lot of failure that came before this.
Idk why but I can't get enough of this video. It's so calming. I have it in my bookmarks and watch it when I'm taking a break from my studies. The blade is so amazing.
Wow! Thanks, I'm glad you like it!
I think god mixed you with some old dude when choosing your voice
lmao
A complex myriad of genetic and environmental factors 'chose' his voice lol...
@@ThuckBuddies woooosh
Maybe he just look younger than his age
Omg just realised he looks like he's in his 20's
One step closer to reclaiming the holy land
>deus vult intensifies
Deus Vult! Nobus Domine!
Beautiful sword, awesome build.
well you made that look obnoxiously easy. well done.
WOOOOW, THAT IS THE REAL SWORSDMITH! A lot of forgers use some modern technologies, but you use the real forge!
Very nice. I love the scabbard and the belt. It looks so cool and historical.
This was AMAZING!!! I have watched like every sword making video on UA-cam yet have somehow never come across this video. Odd😒 SO glad I did! I am not kidding when I say you are the most AWESOME guy on UA-cam. Very very talented. Thx so much for sharing. Btw I would LOVE to buy one of your swords😆 I would gladly pay $500 for the sword and scabbard in the video🤑
The best start to finish sword making video I have seen. Thanks
Brother you have an old soul. Great job. Amazing work
that sword is just too perfect. Well done!.
wow, the grinding job on that pommel is amazing! the lines are so clean on the bottom.
Hello from 2020. One of the better done swordsmithing videos on YT I have seen. Music, editing and b rolls are cool but I liked the commentary, highlighting of improvement areas and the woodworking/leatherworking.
I also like your method of going from bar stock and hammering this simple taper. Ive watched folks use auto-hammers and damascus which is a bit intimidating from a cost standpoint but this turned out awesome.
Also +1 for the "chicken fried chicken" tempering job.
one of the best sword-making videos in youtube in my opinion. simple and well documented. it was a pleasure to watch it. Thanks!
Ragnar Robertson thank you sir!
Nicely done. I especially like how you should the fit and finishing process of the hilt because a lot of sword smithing videos I have watched, that process is completely skipped over in the documentation. So that was cool not to mention the fact that the longsword is my favorite sword in the history of blades. So you passed the project with "fiery" colors.
Very impressive. Outstanding craftsmanship. Above all wonderful job. You made a weapon that is also a piece of art. Excellent work.
Awesome sword and awesome work!
Beautiful sword and craftsmanship, very well done
Great work, super clean and elegant design.
What a beautiful piece brother. Worthy to be proud of. Well done.
Awesome craftsmanship.
Amazing work man! One of the best sword build videos I’ve seen on UA-cam!!
Amazing! This makes me think that I should get my own forge.
That is a work of art, man.
Thanks for making this video. I've been considering investing in the equipment I'd need to get started in blacksmithing for a few months now and your video has given me the inspiration I needed to take the dive and go for it. The world needs more craftsmen like you and I hope someday to reach your level of skill. Thanks again and keep up the amazing work :)
Thank you so much! I'm glad that people find my videos helpful.
Do feel free to ask me any questions you may have. Happy forging!
Amazing build Kylo Ren :D
I like this. Simple, straight forward, no bullshit, sword.
What a thing of beauty! Nicely done! 😀
Well done dude. The finished product was very impressive. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole video.
But how am i supposed to unshrew the pommel in order to smite my opponent by throwing it on him...
(Just joking, awsome work mon!)
I was wondering when a "end him rightly" joke might show up :^)
Sorry, i just could not resist putting it in when i noticed it was missing here... :D
I love the video!
One should always carry around a spare pommel. Then he can smite his opponent rightly, without loosing the function of his sword
I love that joke so much the funniest thing about is that no one knows if it actually practical lol xd
Outstanding work!!
That is a beautiful blade sir. Well done.
absolutely stunning!
awesome video!! loved your narration and you have a great voice for it too!!!!
That's amazingly beautiful
Beautiful work. I wish I had those skills
Stunning longsword!
You made it look so easy. Nice sword!
Great job, very impressive!
Awesome work, absolutely beautiful. Thanks for showing. Mighty inspirational. I always imagimed a long sword to have a much heavier blade that didn't flex but I'm not schooled on swordology.
Late, but he's modern steel, no?
Amazing work! Congratulations my dude.
Really wish I had the tools to do this. It's so cool. Nice work man
Nice is using the right techniques for diamond shape. First time see someone doing it by hand. Just I do diferent way avoiding the blade bending. Well done to show people how nice and artistic and how many things goes into sword. Specially craft love
That is so badass I hope I can get this good one day
Amazing job! I really wanna learn forge things.
Mad skills, bro. Thanks for sharing.
Looks awesome, always wanted to make a sword myself but never got the supplies to do so
Excellent sword my friend very skilled and professional work well done!
wonderful work with a hammer. looks great. loved how you forged the profile taper from the middle of the blade to the tip lol, haven't seen anybody besides you do that successfully. you make it look as easy as building legos. ive been doing forging for a while, and, while im not anywhere near as good with a hammer as you are, id love to make a sword. it's just a matter of having the proper artistic inspiration to do it.
VERY COOL!!! Nice job!
That's a work of art
Wow! Great sword!
dude this looks a lot like dark sword armorys "The Nomad" sword and I've been contemplating on buying it because it is such a beautiful sword, yours I think is even better. fantastic work hope this goes viral!
Thank you!
beautiful sword for a wall to see it every day, good job m8
Beutyful work!! I own a wery large colection of high quality swords. And a lot of Albion swords,so i know what i am talking about and i know when i se a good sword. And that is what i se,a wery nice and a truely finely crafted sword! spot on! I am also a bladesmith. I know how much work and lots of houres you have put in this sword,but it is a great joy in making a project. and have succeeded. And i am now a subscriber:-)
Thank you Morten!
thx for the 5160 heat treat info
not making a sword , but a thin tanto style utility knife
want a thin coilspring blade with flex.
nice video
enjoyed it a lot
Doc
Great work!
Congratulations man is a magnificent sword
beautiful job!
I love the hilt!
Really satisfying to watch
looks awesome, good job sir
Great work. Very clean (y)
Fantastic work sir
Really well done, thank you, helped me a lot
That is SO beautiful great job bro
Thank you!
Nice job! You're a very skillful blacksmith and craftsman! I'm wondering if we could hear the "swooosh!" sound of this blade cutting the air around the microphone...
Nice work man!
Awesome! Makes me want to make another sword.
Beautiful piece. If you forged a distal taper to the blade, you could achieve the same balance without such a large pommel.
Nice work!!
Form and function well executed. The 5160 starting steel that was cut out for the sword blade, what was the width and thickness of the steel that you used ?
Awesome man just awesome
nicely done!
Just one word: awesome!
That's funny. I saw a ad for royal oak lump charcoal just the other day and thought perfect
Excellent video
Most awesome!
Nice work!
So awesome. You do look about 40 years younger than you sound Btw. Probably get that a lot.
Nice end product.
Very inspiring, you must be very proud and I am insanely jealous :)
I didnt want this video to end it was that good
absolutely fucking amazing dude, seriously quality workmanship my friend!!!
This is exactly how I want my sword
really nice work
Simply beautiful
also how long it took to complete the sword only?
I subscribed for this is demand more sword related content this is amazing thank you
Very nice!
awesome video man
Well done!
very nice sword!
I use Royal Oak lump charcoal has my main source of fuel. Good stuff.
Amazing!
Good job man
How thick was the steel when you started?
That's incredible!!!!!🙃
Do you remember how thick the leaf spring was when you started?