Can you WEAR A SWORD WITH MAGNETS?!? - SUPERCUT

[@Roland3ld]

Online sword enthusiast to his squire: "This will be a dangerous video that needs PPE, we might lose some fingers." Squire: "So, are we trying new swords that are razor sharp?" Online sword enthusiast: "No, magnets. They are way more dangerous."

[@BeenNoticing]

Hundreds of videos playing with blades and swords and Shad hurts himself with a magnet😂

[@maxlutz3674]

Those magnets punch well above their weight. Mine came in a ridiculously big box just to prevent the box from sticking to the floor of a delivery van.

[@DeanCalaway]

Those fingers paid the price for science.

[@sunlight9056]

you're the man shad. keep up with the great content, we're watching.

[@Knight_Astolfo]

The danger factor of the naked blade is something I would never be able to get over

[@valeryadoh7166]

An old content giving me nostalgic vibes. The genuine laughter of the pair warms the heart

[@BouncingTribbles]

The fact that you had to draw the sword somewhat normally is fun, very cool.

[@Julius_JMC]

6:08 thats some three stooges level slapstick

[@pRahvi0]

That and the repeated theme of the magnets snapping to their fingers

[@petergunz3353]

@shad, I think you just found a way to carry a sword on your back!!

[@Señor-Donjusticia]

Everyone needs a friend like Oz.

[@toecutterjenkins]

Want to say im getting a ton of shadiversity videos being recommended to me as of the past few days. All of them are your old archery stuff.

[@GuidoMosquito]

Careful of your fingers! *snap* "Aaaahhhhhh!!!" 😆🤣

[@cthulhista4052]

Greetings, Shad, you finally became The Ultimate MagSword Man

[@robertsmith4681]

Wonder what that sort of thing would do to the sword over time as it itself becomes magnetized and starts to attract all kinds of stuff.

[@klontjespap]

ernest goes to jail lol

[@abear7199]

Nice, always kinda paused seeing the sword just hovering somehow in Skyrim

[@radoslavakov4693]

there's something about the quality of video that is so archaic it reminds me of 2000s. I know its not but its somehow nostalgic.

[@landoncarnahan6948]

10 out of 10 keep up the good work. I have been loving these super cuts

[@spcraftsman2656]

I feel like incorporating magnets into the Shabbard can assist with placing the sword into the scabbard and help reduce the size of the guiding part. Also, to get better stability, spread out the magnets along the length of where you want the sword, then it wont twist around. Like, say across the back, put the magnets in two places far apart that they act as two different anchor points instead of one, as they did in the video.

[@Lazien24]

Shad hurting himself with the magnets and his squire pointing and laughing hysterically made me laugh out loud so hard. I had to re-watch the video like 5 times for it to not make me laugh so hard hahahah. Well done shad!!!

[@khaoscero]

obviously, this is the perfect thing to do. you would build a metal magnet holder made specifically for the correct shape and stuff, but once you do it would be perfect.

[@katathoombs]

This one deserves the views it should have gotten in the first place.

[@keybladerift5295]

That was a really fun watch.

[@BobT36]

lol you doubled up the end bit. Made me thing I was going crazy for a moment there.

[@xdwarvish_manbun]

Shad in pain ... Oz 🤣

[@Ace-Lee]

I used to cosplay Jedi and carried a Yoda with magnets. It’s a good trick.

[@Benjamin-rq1fi]

I didn't realize how much your production quality has improved over the years. This was still enjoyable but new stuff is just excellent.

[@JackoBlades]

How have I missed this awesome video. Need those magnets 😊

[@hikariizuki1693]

Yeah, played with those before and got my skin ripped off when im not careful

[@jes00456]

Totally missed this when it first came out. So cool!

[@xavierhugo9269]

Now i really like the idea of a magnet to attach your swords to and it comes with quite a few benefits, although id say the main problem with carrying a sword like that, is that wearing it for long periods of time is increases the chances of the sword, possibly being accidentally damaged by bumping the swords against hard objects and having it be more exposed to subsances that could contribute to eroding. So therefore requiring a fair bit more maintenance(assuming you'd wear it frequnetly and for long periods of time) but as this topic went on i was wondering could we use the magnets as a form of protection? Like for example if you were some kind of civilian and the threat of swords or other bladed weapons being used was prominent enough to warrant protection could magnets work to some capacity as a decently practical form of protection. So an example of it being used as possible protection could be by having armoured parts of everyday clothing or gambeson(for gambeson i mean having steal plates)having magnets attached to them. So lets say you have pauldrons with magnets attached, however you dont have much neck protection so if someone were to swing at your neck the magnets would hypotbetically pull the sword towards the pouldrens, preventing it from having clean or any contact to the neck and if the sword gets stuck to the pouldrens there is a fair chance you would be able to get control of the sword or atleast in a more favourable grapling position and at the least giving your body guard(if you were rich)enough time to get to you and prevent more harm from coming to you. And thats just one example, could have them around arteries to help protect you from attacks that would land at those vital areas but instead pulling it to an armoured part of your body giving you time for a counter attack or some deffensive manouver. Or you could have them attached to shields so you could catch swords with it allowing you to do as yku please. But i am curious to see what people would have to say about this and i think i video on this topic would be pretty cool. I mean if these magnets worked they couldbhave the benefits of being convenient, more affordable and it would have a pretty big surprise factor, cause nobody would suspect it and would be pretty easy to conceal.

[@DrexisEbon]

I do this with my larp swords. I wear a backshield and arch then switch to longsword and I use my shield and magnets to mount my longsword to the inside of the back of it for a quick deploy. Just drop the bow and boom, now I'm the OTHER kind of support fighter.

[@BigDawgGaming99]

Ok confirmed...oz should never shave his face again XD

[@stephenadams8712]

I might use this my larp swords which means the sharp point issue isn't a problem but I will need to work on get magnets in the sword as it not made of metal

[@mbggrossman4131]

Shad wants to become a videogame character

[@jierdareisa4313]

I love ALL THE SHADLANDS videos!!!! ❤

[@chipsdubbo6983]

Magnets = Magic confirmed

[@VincentVanZigel]

This is probably the closest thing we have to the way video games handle these things! Also, this is actually a FANTASTIC idea for low-fantasy settings where we can have actual plates made of some manner of unobtanium, but that operates in a similar yet much smoother and convenient fashion. I am now going to steal this concept.

[@antonkholodov3246]

Great video! I also remember Gothic 1 & 2 for this type of weapon wearing (and not just swords - clubs as well).

[@elios7623]

that looks hella fun 6:07 HAHAH

[@joshuasolis9054]

😂

[@SinisterSlay1]

You could put the magnets on the sheath itself and attach the sheath to your back. Then to grab it, you pull it off your back sheath and all and throw the sheath away before your fight, if you survive your fight, you put it back in your sheath and slap your sheath on your back.

[@xavierhugo9269]

Yeah it would be more convenient to wear than a conventional sheath with still the benefit of protecting sword

[@roysteves]

This is some silly fun, and I love it.

[@Mac4s]

What if magnets were built in the sword (drilled or atached in some other way)? Could you just chuck it on your plate armor? :D

[@Kennet0508]

It would have to be considerably thought out, having a compromise in the sword structure will severely diminish the durability of it. Also there's some issues with heat treatment, so most likely the magnet would have to come on after quenching. Aswell as the added weight makes the sword less wieldy

[@Mac4s]

@@Kennet0508 Yeah in real situation i think you are right, just a funny idea. Maybe usefull for cosplay stuff

[@Kennet0508]

@Mac4s i definitely see the usefulness in the idea, you could probably have the magnets in the hilt or guard

[@felixramirez9920]

​@@Kennet0508 yup, guard is a perfect spot I think.

[@mandowarrior123]

​@@Mac4sjust tape it to the side of the sword, yes, no problem.

[@falconknight4964]

Loved this first time around, such a neat idea !

[@pagen8138]

Love the work shad😂

[@CreepyMF]

The full video is even better :D

[@TheHornedKing]

That was a fun video.

[@longtsun8286]

Looks like using magnets in place of a scabbard is NOT worthwhile for swords up to three feet in length, but MAY BE worthwhile for longer weapons that cannot be worn on one's side. Of course, that then begs the question of how expensive such magnets will be in a medieval fantasy setting- one that may use magic for large-scale production of magnets, potentially reducing costs- compared to leather straps and wooden scabbards.

[@GoodBoyGoneDad]

When i see Kratos sticking his Chaos blades or Axe to his back i never question it because Magic. 😂

[@alainmilette6460]

Now I wanna see Kentucky Ballistics make a response video with a stainless steel wall hanger to prove Shad wrong. Respectfully 😉

[@Essethegamer]

This is what i want to know! i have a heavy magnet and i have considered this before.

[@Angelic_Hero]

this would be a interesting thing for you guys to re-test and see if there's any other ways it could be adapted/ or upgraded for efficiency

[@Deeegeeee]

Be careful of having strong magnets in close contact with your body for long periods of time! I used to have this cross sling messenger bag. I put some really strong magnets on the body facing side for an unrelated project, and was too lazy to remove them after. Those damn magnets gave me chest pains in exactly where the magnets were in close contact with !!

[@hellequingentlemanbastard9497]

Wouldn't the armour already use up lots of the magnetic field?

[@232Skull]

magnetize the blade so it attaches to the mounting magnets better. add a ridge to hold it in the correct orientation. add something smooth to make drawing the sword easier.

[@brandonfoley7519]

I literally never saw this video

[@ebag4777]

I've been loving the shorter content!

[@torgimustheiceman9422]

Great video

[@Nanoprint]

The more I learn about sword care and sheaths the more having an open blade on my person is a bad idea. Great video as always.

[@firerock9320]

Looks fun... you may need to sew in the magnets into the clothes... though the open blade may be a little dangerous.

[@michaelfuentes8101]

I’m glad you’ve started making shorter videos, the length often stops me watching. Nice too have the choice of long or short form via shadlands or shadiversity

[@Vedues]

I'm honestly surprised we haven't seen this idea used more often.

[@JJP8XIV]

Pretty neat concept. Good video Shad seems I missed the longer one on Shadiversity. Darn KZbin.

[@Mark.Rose.Stunts]

Hope the shift over to this channel works Shad

[@sampfrost]

i vaguely remember this, is still hilarious

[@nilsdock]

try it with the proper brigandine, and just attach the magnets anywhere

[@rutht2023]

Nice. I am more likely to watch this shorter video format. I a8having the full videos but I probably will not watch them as often.

[@protogenxl]

what was needed was the magnets they sell at united nuclear....

[@account1proton510]

Interesting concept. I think a longer plate magnet would work better than the pucks. Also did you mean to play the outro twice?

[@scientoakuilusakuilar]

This is a really cool video. Just as good as the first time I watched it. What about magnetic swords?

[@josuesepulveda6850]

Very cool and pratical.

[@tylerb.rikard6943]

Shad, have you seen the Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 trailer?

[@elishaberry611]

Yeah, magnets!

[@JoeyJoejoe-sq9io]

If you put a little thing to hook into the guard when it's on the back, it would be more stable. Now just worry about all the death from a three foot blade on your back with no sheath.

[@eaglegundam1873]

final fantasy 7 remake does it a lot with cloud but all other characters there weapons just disappear

[@captaindropkik]

MIRACLES

[@westtex3675]

These guys are going to be wearing so many magnets, it’s going to attract arrows in battle.

[@DavidMarcus1525]

Does having a blade or blunt weapon as your arms dangerous for the opponent?

[@nicholasgarrett8594]

An idea comes to mind, try electromagnets so you can turn them off for easy release.

[@Ivan_Berni]

Quick reminder, magnetism is not a energy, is a force, thats a misconception.

[@Eivor85]

If I had to go back to medieval times,forget taking a sword,just throw a bunch of these magnets at the enemy and tell them to separate them 😂

[@TheRealRomansThirteen]

I know you usually do weapons stuff but just because this was so awesome can you play around with like a magnetic bear trap but rat size. Now it's a survival series. Shadiversity is going Mad Max.

[@juanventer5145]

You should see what would happen if you would run in a forest with plenty of trees that might take the sword of your back.

[@ragnarphillips1957]

I've seen this on the main channel but shad Magic

[@shannonhoenig873]

I wish humans had figured out magnetism is the mid evil age how cool would be magnetic arrow heads for archers

[@Mailed-Knight]

I like these smaller vids.

[@firerock9320]

Looks fun... you may need to sew in the magnets into the clothes

[@lukecoffelt5459]

Man that's cool!

[@dukefanshawe6815]

Yes.

[@robertcgage]

How many years ago was this filmed?

[@caelus1710]

Sword master of magnet

[@Maninawig]

Wait, I thought they did have magnetized stone in the medieval times

[@SmithandWesson22A]

It is called Lodestone

[@solinari4101]

Just started the vid, but im going with no to magnets

[@fidjeenjanrjsnsfh]

It maybe just muscle memory, but why do you pull it out like it's sheathed. Especially when it's on the back? Wouldn't it be easier to leverage it off on your shoulder?

[@badgerpa9]

Watch your fingers the batteries can snap together hard, lol.

[@Sossedovaidan]

“Click”. AHHH FRICK

[@acualancer4619]

This reminds me to a rurouni kenshin (samurai x) sword, the character, Otowa, would throw a bottle full of magnetic iron dust to the enemy and use it to propel his magnetic sword. I have zero hopes this would work, but it would make a fine video, wouldn't it?

[@SmithandWesson22A]

Dagger instead of sword?

[@pietroventriglia3165]

Could be nice an elettric system with electricity that s open magnets and not by a simile botton

[@Red-Dead-Ranger]

How do they work?

[@Ivan_Berni]

emm, magnets?

[@grrman]

Is Oz still working with you Shad?

[@mandowarrior123]

Check out knight's watch they've been doing it together.