Making of a custom pattern welded long sword with bronze guard and pommel. For more information and pictures of this or other swords go to:
Music for this video is:
Grass – Silent Partner (from the YouTube Audio Library)
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Excellent work!
Best sword making video ive ever seen on youtube id love to have one of your pieces of art
beautiful work my man…
Thanks Barzani
so the leather is just held on with glue?
Amazing video, I am pretty sure I can duplicate this exactly now..
belicimo trabalho.. também sou Coteleiro…. parabens
I bet Jerry would've made a better sword.
What do you grind that crease inwith blade with?
This should be x rated sword porn
to be honest, the added patina cheapens the look of the blade.
How much would you charge for a custom make like that? And awesome sword!!
that was amazing, what a beautiful piece of work!
how do you heat treat the blades that you make
What type of flux do you use? what temperature do you temper your blades
brotherbanzai, any chance U can make a Celtic Bronze sword?
Beautiful sword, an excellent video and a fantastic channel – great work – thanks! Two questions, if I may: How do you patch the relief vents in your ceramic shell, and was that a plasma cutter you used to heat the pein?
Distal taper? Also how is it's flexibility?
What a beautiful and elegant piece.
Thank you for calling it pattern welded steel and not dumascus.
That, my friend, is a beautiful blade.