Forging a Bronze Age style sword from a semi truck leaf spring, part 3.
The sword is forged from a salvaged leaf spring, 5160 steel, this steel very good for swords and big knives.
I use molds to forge the profile, as the central ridge common in most Bronze Age swords is almost impossible to make otherwise.
The sword is full tang, including the guard. The blade length is approximately 60 cm.
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Simply beautiful!
Awesome series.
Do you have a site you sell your stuff on??
I love making knives and such. But if I had a forge like that I would love it even more. Great video, and great sword!
Super!
Nice work man! left-handed men are the best! Cheers from Brazil!
As it toiled decades unknown, bravely enduring endless cargo along ten thousand European roads, that leaf spring had no clue of the glorious destiny that awaited it.
What product do you brush on the blade towards the end?
comment as-tu appris? (super travaille 🙂 )
Podria comprarla? cual seria su precio?
The real swords smith exist!! I hope one day you make SHUSUI katana the black blade. Hopefully my wish come true..thank you…
Mooi werk 👌
really nice freerk!! like the old look!!
Well done Freerk! What wood did you use for handle? It looks very similar to our Knob Thorn (Knoppiesdoring)
Wonderful sword. Your so clever and professional
There was a lot of used sanding discs in the background haha
What a beautiful sword! You truly are an exceptional artist, sir!
its weird watching someone use scissors left-handed. no idea why tho…
Это прекрасно!
Great work as usual bud, how's about a pattern welded migration era sword next ?? 🙂
Maybe next time someone will commission a Paleolithic axe head, but in steel instead of stone. That would make just as much sense.
Awesome
I love this blade, reminds me very much of Sting. Excellent work
Gaelic.
I'm not shocked it's another beautiful piece
Wat a wat a looks good to me in fact I envy your work
I wish youd explain what you are doing and why.
That is a beautiful sword keep up the awesome work
What kind of wood for the handle?
very nice