A Fail Casting x100 Bullets into Tanto - Melting Metal

A Fail Casting x100 Bullets into Tanto - Melting Metal

[@donkylefernandez4680]

Damn, if I were a Prince I'd take it just because it looks pretty

[@RedRanger-ll7hx]

Which is probably why you aren't

[@lebronjames4078]

@@RedRanger-ll7hx there’s no skill to be a Prince it doesn’t matter what he would do

[@stu5762]

Putin did that with a Superbowl ring once

[@princes.vpatel1179]

I am prince😎

[@yaboyrams9500]

@@RedRanger-ll7hx since when was being a prince related to anything but luck? They were just born into it, no skill, no hard work, there are no qualifications.

[@fragnicht1734]

That did turn out pretty good! But why did you pour in the glass as well?

[@colinmanlives]

Don't quote me but I belive it was to collect the Slag (gross burnt bits)

[@johnwick4922]

bc he wants it to be transparent I guess

[@fragnicht1734]

@@colinmanlives yeah.. but now the cast product Is part glass

[@Rich-mw9ye]

​@Fragnicht the glass draws in the impurities then floats to the top

[@ericrichardson3332]

The glass doesn't get hot enough to liquify, and even if it did, its density is higher than the liquid metals, so it won't mix. Also, the glass would stick to his tool if it did get to a state of liquid, but it never gets that hot. As for it removing impurities, I doubt it does a whole lot. As you can see, it still had impurities at the end. Also, I'm not saying it doesn't do that, just that it's not as effective as everyone is saying the glass would need to get hot enough to allow impurities to absorb into it and then scooped out and I don't believe it achieved that in this short video also I don't think it floats because it's heavier than the metal when melted or in molten form.

[@keithw3496]

It’s magic, copper,lead and glass go in, brass comes out. You sir are an alchemist worthy of Merlin’s beard.

[@eoc811]

it's possible that the he is using borosilicate glass shards, which is commonly known as pyrex borosilicate glass has a very low coefficient of thermal expansion, meaning it can withstand extreme changes in temperature without cracking or shattering by adding these glass shards to the forge, he could be using them as a visual indicator of the temperature of the metal

[@willdoner3174]

Hes doing it as a sort of flux coating. The molten glass is less dense than the metal and will float to the top to keep it from oxidizing.

[@profquad]

@@willdoner3174thank you. came looking for this answer

[@billcollins7009]

Cold sand stops the flow and gives you the inconsistencies seen in the blade.

[@gigachadmcawesome7078]

How do you fix that problem?

[@vitaliy1530]

​@@gigachadmcawesome7078 может песок небходимо прогреть ? А так холодный влажный песок, на него попадает раскаленный металл, из песка испаряется влага и проходя сквозь металл образует раковины.

[@SW-ii5gg]

​@@vitaliy1530 good idea, give us a tutorial please.

[@DreamPhreak]

@@gigachadmcawesome7078 Probably pour into multiple holes from the side instead of straight down.

[@justahumann26]

​@@DreamPhreak or maybe make pathways for that steam to pass through? Which is my interpretation of what I've seen in other videos in this channel

[@jrtagg1]

As a reloader this hurts my soul a lil bit

[@craigthemonke794]

Me too

[@Stiffler206SiP]

Jst play the video in reverse, it's way more impressive!..

[@lukachad7667]

Agreed

[@garywemmer9342]

Some people are just senseless. Could have used old brass faucets.

[@trashpanda1999]

You might be the right guy to ask then. Did he use all copper bullets you reckon? Because if not, then wouldn't there be lead mixed in too?

[@doyouknowhoelseisdumb]

Bro really outsmarted bullet 💀

[@iron0xide974]

That is the most toxic knife ever. Half of the metal is lead shaking my head.

[@wazzombigt5008]

Always have more material than what your mold needs otherwise bubbles and gaps and make sure to leave the furnace for a extra few minutes makes a world of difference so that all is molten and even

[@shirleyroy7105]

Ok

[@nagamaniyacharam8296]

👌😜😜

[@AngelGalarza69]

I agree

[@leonardbakers]

Casting brass is harder than it looks, huh?

[@literal_f22]

That's lead, not brass. Casings are brass. Bullets are lead.

[@frikkiesmit327]

​@@literal_f22 no. Some bullets are lead. Mostly are copper. Then if you look at military rounds its usually copper with steel tip for amor pierce.

[@tj44236]

There are also brass jacketed bullets. But solid copper and any variation of copper jacket bullets when melted down doesn't make brass. He cut the camera off and never melted his expensive bullets. I bet it was a bunch of empty cartridges he could no longer reload or found at the range.

[@frikkiesmit327]

@@tj44236 the video was defnetly cut and edited yes. It looked like he tried making an alloy .

[@hunterdabber2891]

​@@literal_f22 if you were smart you would know lead hardly hits the market anymore lmfao

[@eddielane9569]

It might come out better if you had not only an entrance hole to pour it in but vent holes to Overflow from that way you get the trapped air out and you end up with a better product.

[@tatoenderman2587]

“You became the very thing you swore to destroy.”

[@radioactiveassassin5218]

...you "sword" to destroy

[@thespaceman4576]

US sword dealers be like: More than 1000 likes, impressive.

[@nafosatsharipova2694]

🇺🇸☠️💀👎👎👎

[@ImpureFrozen]

Average Texan when you mention something about their sports team💀💀💀

[@uuuttwg]

Real

[@foxitfixit4450]

@@ImpureFrozen well it’s lead soooooo “it will not keel”.

[@ImpureFrozen]

@@foxitfixit4450 you could sharpen it

[@Edward34666]

So you basically made a prison shank

[@Actible]

No lol

[@Troll73778]

Yes prisoners are entitled to own a foundry

[@KINGBEEFHN59]

They are a little better 😂🤣

[@NenaPotato]

my man went from mold to bullet in 15 seconds

[@justusgordon-tilo5930]

As an avid gun guy, I’m horrified by this decision

[@danger5489]

That looks cooler than just a regular sword that everyone makes. This one is unique!

[@sakii2254]

A tanto is basically like a mini, straight katana. It's like a shortsword or really big knife, I think.

[@Sasquatch10499]

Looks cool I worked in a foundry without any fancy equipment for about a year. it was satisfying but hard work. Bronze and brass can be tricky, aluminum is pretty forgiving. The divots in the blade is either contamination or gas that got trapped during the pour. When I encountered these issues I would add vents throughout the mold. That might help.

[@Stroke2Handed]

Sand was too wet. Should be using Petrobond.

[@Sasquatch10499]

@Justa Burger I love petrobond. I got the foundry I worked at to switch over to petrobond. It made a huge difference but some people are put off by the upfront cost understandably

[@allaboutperspective650]

I have working in a foundry for 9 years, we most cast in bronze sometimes aluminum, and some small works in silver. It was called the bell foundry and I have maybe formed and cast a couple of hundred bells for Carillion. most works were sculptures. sand water-glass and a hardener the mixture we used gave us about 30 minutes to work before it got to stiff.

[@BooBuKittyPhuk]

How does he get the white sword out of the sand without messing it up? Am I missing something here? I've watched it like 20 times

[@Sasquatch10499]

@@BooBuKittyPhuk it actually burns off when the molten metal hits it, so they just leave it in

[@luizhenriquebraunermoraes3175]

I was thinking "wait, he's not going to empty those first?" Then I reread the title and remembered those were just bullets.

[@ejohnson4321]

I LOVE THIS GUY. EVERYTHING HE CASTS IS EXQUISITE, EVEN THE MOST ORDINARY TURNS OUT STUNNING, AND THE PROCESS IS MESMERIZING!!!

[@JoeSaidso]

That sword is worth something. Ammo is expensive.

[@me-hk4ic]

especially the 300 blk used in the vid

[@Aztecmafia]

Yes ammo is but melted down woe the less and made into a pointless sword not worth a dime

[@magenlin]

Looking forward to Tanto 2.0 as you improve even more

[@krarkrar6275]

بوس بوس بوساتي

[@krarkrar6275]

وس جميلة قس

[@user-kz1yj6ki3j]

​@@krarkrar6275ei kkk deixa eu te falar uma coisa foi lá naquele bagulho ali não voltei mais daquela bosta começou a largar casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa casa e parabéns meu irmão parabéns vai com Deus meu irmão tchau meu amigo que Deus abençoe

[@remyajayaram8096]

😊

[@MikeyJBlakeJR]

I appreciate that you're willing to show the fails just as much as the wins

[@_ninthRing_]

I reckon that if you added a couple of venting spue holes (especially at the very end), as well as a reservoir cup at the pour site, this would help push out any air bubbles - preventing these types of tiny cavity defects.

[@nospam3409]

Melted down $100 worth of projectiles that were turned on a Swiss lathe to make a $20 decoration.

[@kink4y0u43]

The bullets cost 100 pennies here me lad!

[@pastellight8573]

Always some negative bullshitters . In stead of praising nice work .

[@nospam3409]

@@kink4y0u43 I'm sure you can buy bullets at that price, but THOSE bullets were solid brass projectiles that were turned on a Swiss lathe. If you can buy them for much less than $1 each, they are probably the rejects that were scrapped. In that case, excellent way to repurpose some scrap.

[@kink4y0u43]

@@nospam3409 Dude on my country we buy Golden bullets for 1 cent each! So sorry you live in hell me dudez!!!

[@cjking02]

It is just a project my guy

[@RxijinZxy]

bro was grindin on hardcore shipment

[@willrowe-qb4ig]

The quiet kid taking notes in this video 💀

[@man1us97ita]

Me

[@user-jf1ny8ve7k]

The ultimate non-stabber

[@indridcold8433]

The imperfections just show it to be an authentic casting and not a spray painted plastic toy. It looks like treasure brought out of the sea.

[@TheUpgradeArmoury]

the pitting looked like the start of a cool engraving

[@purnamaalfendi1664]

Wahabi purnama= ¶ minta raja buat film Jokowi jual agama demi Sekar wangi!

[@purnamaalfendi1664]

Wahabi purnama= ¶ ancam hancurkan karakter Jokowi...

[@NutScratcher43]

When you’re only allowed to use melee for the mission

[@user-lv7qn4gw3g]

That's no fail my man. It's just another step in the narrow road to perfection.

[@stalagmadden24]

what caliber were those bullets? they looked odd

[@DanielDuhon]

.30 cal? Looked like a .308 projectile

[@stalagmadden24]

@@DanielDuhon could very well be

[@Squid-Game]

looked to me like 300 blk

[@genericname4583]

Something kriedmore I believe

[@Coldcooler3]

@@Squid-Game too long for 300 blk maybe 7.62x54r or .308 would be my best guess

[@kalbomonster]

“this sword has already killed people before it was made”

[@southern_merican]

U must not know how bullets work. If these were real bullets, they would be unfired ones. And unfired ones dont hurt anyone.

[@kalbomonster]

@@southern_merican “you must not know how bullet works” the one that launches through the barrel is the bullet which are the ones he used to cast to make the sword. If you meant unfired ones then youre talking about the bullet that are still in its cartridge

[@kalbomonster]

@@southern_merican your name and pfp and yet you dont know how bullet works is kinda funny

[@southern_merican]

@@kalbomonster "the one that launches through the barrel".........do u hear yourself? Lol. I will just let u continue being wrong on your assumption that i dont know anything.

[@southern_merican]

@@kalbomonster oh, and i do know the difference between a case and a projectile/bullet. Holla at me when u know what an "ojive" is, and how its used.

[@aWhiteDot.]

"Nice tanto, what's it made of? " "FREEDOM"

[@owenjensen7648]

Honestly, I don't think this was a fail. While there are points of improvement (which I will clarify I can neither identify nor do better at, as I have absolutely zero experience casting anything), I think it turned out beautifully. I've always been rather fond of a worn look on any kind of blade.

[@bronzemen34]

Best prison shank I’ve ever seen lol

[@69hunter55]

Shaq's toothpick.

[@darkmoonknight2855]

Gunpowder has left the chat

[@CrazyMemeFish]

How did this man not die

[@tofuyamakid5759]

What?

[@hm096]

Well yeah the bullet doesn’t contain any gunpowder lol it goes into the casing

[@Hyvyyskertukka]

The gunpowder is in the casing

[@CrazyMemeFish]

@@Hyvyyskertukka oh my fault, I forgot there was no casing for the bullet

[@tntkff9901]

Looks like a quest item from a Zelda game: "Now you must take it to the blacksmith who lives in a volcano to unlock its potential."

[@thatsandynonbinarydragon]

THANK GOD, SOMEONE RIGHT FOR ONCE, I really appreciate you calling them bullets

[@chummel123]

Pity about the pitting

[@uberpwner48]

Cool wordplay

[@dill3056]

still not as bad as those indian channels where they put random ass tools in sand and cast an abomination of aluminum

[@Elite_Camera404]

Bro melted bullets and turned it into a midas dagger.

[@UnLoCkeeD]

Bros flexing off his 20 dollar dual kodachi skin

[@myleswillis]

I never pour straight onto the mold surface as I found the impact from the metal pouring can damage the impression. Make a 90 degree bend in the cope, pour from the top bend and use a riser.

[@Ricardo-gv1zq]

Why lie about using bullets? Weird.

[@dustinweatherby5518]

I thought that too be odd as well

[@ericrichardson3332]

Yeah, they were fully brass bullet LOS solid brass bullets are designed for target shooters and hunters that look for extremely deep penetration as well as excellent terminal performance.

[@ebbeweber1310]

If you are a hunter you sure know not to use FMJ. Why? You figure it out...

[@shamanaseer2858]

“Are you sure this is legal” “ Time to melt it”

[@Supergamerdeez]

Bro turned a school supply into a sword💀

[@jacobgracia8603]

I'm sure you'll get a lot of use out of a lead knife

[@J.s1h2]

It's brass, they are fully brass rounds

[@OfLanceTheLonginus]

Jacob please stay in school if you think shell casings are pure lead

[@jacobgracia8603]

​@@J.s1h2 ah didn't know though there were some sort of FMJ rounds. Makes a lot more sense now

[@chief2740]

@@jacobgracia8603no haha you’ll know if they’re special rounds based on the tips, you can tell they are full brass because of the full tip, hollow points have a separate tip so do incendiary

[@tombryant4518]

@@OfLanceTheLonginus Go back to school and learn the difference between bullets and cases. He melted bullets, not cases. This whole video is bullshit

[@Ohio_etsu-masu]

I can get that white powder was flux, but for what is the green glass in there? Also bullets contain lead so did that mix in with the copper to make that shine gold? Does that count as brass or bronze?

[@ericrichardson3332]

In the video, I noticed there was no lead core it was solid brass bullets as far as I could tell from the video. If they had lead, they would be jacketed rounds, meaning brass over lead, and the back end of the bullet would show lead as the jacket doesn't cover the lead completely. I hope this helps or explains a little. Also, if it is a mix of brass and lead, the majority of it would be lead like probably 80-85% lead to 20-15% brass, and I am unsure what the material would be considered or what color it would have but it would be heavy and sort of soft from being mostly lead

[@Ohio_etsu-masu]

@@ericrichardson3332 brass? i was sure bullets are made of copper. i have seen full jacket, lead bullets but have never seen a whole single metal solid bullet.

[@ericrichardson3332]

@Guy shaashua look it up people use them in hunting and target practice for deeper penetration, they as in the bullets are more expensive being solid brass and just because you never used them or heared of them doesn't mean anything and it is brass jackets and brass cases referring to the shell and bullets being made of brass you don't hear people say I'm going to reload me copper lmao 🤣 they do make cheaper copper bullets as well but those look exactly like what I said just google it and see

[@meal_team_6]

​@@Ohio_etsu-masu those solid brass slugs are stupid expensive compared to normal copper lead core fmjs. the brass ones are usually machined not casted and specially tempered i dont even understand why he would use these large dangerous game rounds for this shank to begin with just from a price stand point

[@theoriginalmonstermaker]

The video was definitely edited. Whatever those bullets are, I doubt he used them. The end result looks like brass, so he probably just melted a bunch of empty casings.

[@Phantommoon-ex2cw]

The slight imperfections is what gives it character

[@user-kl9dw5cg3k]

Легендарный золотой клинок

[@prime_editz1096]

Man I love your vids keep it up!

[@footballflick6723]

Bro i need more shorts fastly ❤you are great brother

[@Dzhedai_Kot]

Dad said that bullets made of weak metal, so the tanto is more like decorative

[@geethav7155]

Damm,how did that bullets didn't burst off😮😮

[@CambellsCondensedSoup]

I love your videos but I always want to know why do you put glass in with the metal?

[@trelenius1232]

It traps the impurities that come out. And the glass floats, so its easy to remove after it traps the impurities.

[@workshopDA]

​@@trelenius1232 what kind of white powder pours from a spoon?

[@coreynelson-xz3zt]

I want one

[@ravanabrahmarakshas4263]

@@workshopDA cocaine

[@workshopDA]

@@ravanabrahmarakshas4263 должно быть это Пабло Эскобар

[@glorydictionary]

Wow.....lead turned into brass.........

[@tombryant4518]

Turns lead into brass, tells kids it’s gold.

[@user-ol4kh2mb2c]

Nothing just a quiet kid at home

[@Turtle-le2jx]

“Fail”??? You gotta be kidding me. That shit hella pretty

[@Macomac]

It actually has a lot of character, very good job sir! 🎉

[@MineiroNaParaiba]

Açúcar, tempero e tudo o que há de bom, esses foram os ingredientes perfeitos, para criar a katana perfeita...

[@user-cd7xq7ex7q]

It's a little broken but it's still cool

[@hungnamtran6321]

0% words 100% childhood dream

[@fredcrews7401]

What's the glass for?

[@therealsans6937]

It collects metal slag (oxidized goo)

[@PaolaHernandez-ve5hl]

Beautiful ! Congratulations 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Sh1rbl0x]

It is not fail it is a ✨Masterpiece✨

[@aed9892]

LOL! Nicest way of decomposing illegal bullets.😅

[@jackball3664]

a bit rough, but not a fail.

[@alejandroaguirre2355]

@ almost perfect how do you melt your metal? I would like to start making some tools out of scrap since I have a bunch and I also have a bunch of tanks of propane to burn but I don't know how to get the aluminum hot enough...Any advice on how I can make a decent Lil mini forge ? I already have a small bucket from home Depot padded with cement

[@sirajsoliman3582]

I would not recommend casting tools as you get a bunch of bubbles which could lead to weaknesses, instead cast them into bars or stock to use to forge a tool, as for making a crucible and forge just look up a KZbin tutorial, they exist

[@G0ddessKelly]

I love watching these, I just don't understand how the sand stays in place when the hot metal is poured in.

[@SMG6-]

bro crafted the copper sword💀💀💀💀☠️

[@kaniffbellamy-ek5oc]

What a good thing that you're made.

[@rocketman7254]

Why use glass?Just curious

[@ulforcemegamon3094]

Glass along with Bórax helps getting rid of impurities

[@mahyarpartovi5766]

​@@ulforcemegamon3094 thats a new for me thx for the info

[@honthirty_]

​ B.S.!

[@doyouknoedawae]

I think that thing looks awesome

[@user-eb5rw9xt1z]

А почему обычные пули ? Надо было бзт 😊

[@Miguel_ON65]

Impresive! Good job!

[@patrickhayes3099]

Was the model sacrificial or had you removed it prior 2 pour?

[@DeaBroggn]

It's a sand cast so i guess it would be hard to remove the model without destroying the cast. The styrofoam model is usually dissolved by the molten metal.

[@patrickhayes3099]

@DeaBroggn wasn't clear model was styrene, so cool lost model method. Removal depends on sand composition, to be fair, I never saw registration pins, so removal not likely. The powder, I presume was meant to facilitate separation & that confused me... Appreciate the details.

[@DeaBroggn]

@@patrickhayes3099 True, the powder would indicate it being separatable later, though he just destroyed the cast at the end.

[@patrickhayes3099]

@@DeaBroggn so you see why I'm confused... I appreciate the validation. Cheers

[@mrakon56]

Pov: Some bullets still had gunpowder

[@CoopaDaTroopa]

Random dude: so where did you get these bullets? Him: don’t worry about it

[@ndrxremix6019]

Дуже гарно! Але раковин багато, можливо треба відвід газів робити

[@donlarocque5157]

I thought he didn't heat up the cast or the metal was too hot.

[@bellvu12]

A fail? Nah bro I call that a master piece

[@GivenTobii]

“yo what metal is that made with” “bullet”

[@taysoncook6971]

the japanese are planning Pearl Harbor 2: Electric Boogaloo in response of this "tanto" making

[@RessG]

When you tired of range class and want to switch to melee class

[@-techexo]

ayo wth where did u get those bullets- *FBI OPEN UP*

[@DadoKity]

واو كيف صنع هذا السيف

[@inf_skyballa658]

You’re very talented I like the stuff that you make you really good

[@Cheburekparrot]

Я вас обожаю делайте больше таких видео

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

Am I the only one annoyed that he doesn’t smooth out the dents and stuff it’s the literal definition of what a trigger warning is for

[@amiespark359]

Awesome...Design of the YEAR.🇸🇬⭐️🇸🇬⭐️🇸🇬⭐️🇸🇬⭐️🇸🇬⭐️

[@MoAh-lo2yq]

You should mention that there is no gunpwder

[@TheTimmyOfficial.]

I think he tasted the bullets there ngl

[@Angel_dust_loves_Hush]

**me distracted because it's shiny**

[@user-ce1wc8zu1k]

這種手藝就算了，還上油管，真獻世！

[@samuraijedi1669]

Hawk Eye Mihawk toothpick sword just got a shiny upgrade!

[@567-fc7vl]

POV:if you need knife but don't have money but have a lot of bullets:

[@snm_dyxtra]

"Shots Fired, SHOTS FIRED!!"

[@kawikadakine]

And I thought shooting full auto was a waste of bullets! This takes it to a-whole-nother level!

[@azooz711]

من فين أجيب 100 طلقة 12,7؟؟؟