Forging a Shashka Saber Sword from a Rusty Bearing | Epic Blacksmithing Project

Forging a Shashka Saber Sword from a Rusty Bearing | Epic Blacksmithing Project
Welcome to our latest blacksmithing adventure! In this video, we take on the challenge of transforming an old, rusty bearing into a beautiful and functional Shashka saber sword. The Shashka, a traditional saber used by Cossacks, has a rich history and a distinctive design. Follow along as we breathe new life into this piece of scrap metal, turning it into a stunning, handcrafted weapon.
Video Highlights:
Step-by-Step Forging Process:
Watch as we guide you through each step, from breaking down the rusty bearing to shaping the blade and crafting the hilt.
Traditional Blacksmithing Techniques:
Learn about the techniques and tools we use to create the Shashka saber, including forging, grinding, and heat-treating.
Detailed Craftsmanship:
See the intricate work involved in refining the blade, adding a guard, and attaching a custom-made handle.
Before and After:
Marvel at the transformation from a rusted piece of metal to a beautifully polished and sharp Shashka saber.
Whether you're a seasoned blacksmith, an aspiring metalworker, or just someone who appreciates the art of sword-making, this video has something for everyone. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exciting blacksmithing projects!
Used tools:
Hammer
Grinder with cutting disc
Belt sander
Files
Grit sandpaper: 180, 220, 280, 360, 400 and 600
Bench press
Drill with drill bits
Double burner forging furnace
Tempering container
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Regards: Blade Smith
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[@phutthipongsatolong5881]

It's so beautiful.

[@massimo1963]

The artist 🎉

[@jeffsherk7056]

I have been making knives myself since 2018. Your video taught me so much, and now I want to get a leaf spring and try to make a similar project. This is inspiring work!

[@sharkrider3343]

Using the drill to rotate the guard and the dirt for your cast was pretty clever and i think it turned put really well

[@BladeSmith-td1oq]

Thank you

[@wisono7857]

The sword is similar to one of the types of Chinese Dao swords

[@ArvinTheBlacksmith]

❤

[@florisvaldomirandacaires106]

Linda espada

[@BladeSmith-td1oq]

Thanks

[@kindaryekindar8982]

О оружие моих предков. Автор выложите пожалуйста файл или как нибудь ещё чертёж данного изделия. (трафарет). Пожалуйста.

[@user-ur1qx3lm7f]

Навыки работы с ручным инструментом на высоте , а вот сама технология кузнечной ковки клинка нарушена ,либо по незнанию, либо намерено из-за нежелания заморачиваться ведь в бой с этим клинком никто не пойдет , а для обывателя блестит , остренко да и ладно .

[@albertoproietti9715]

OK

[@geraldstamour1312]

Dope AF results, @BladeSmith-td1oq! Now it needs an equally dope scabbard to complete the package!

[@Shadow_Ag3nt]

перегрел метал но вышло все равно красиво

[@user-bw3hw8gc2k]

Любой клинок к острию тоньше чем у основания,хоть у меча,хоть у сабли-тут не увидел при изготовлении клинка.Китайская сабля дао,что пытались эти мастера сделать имела в основном овальную гарду и овальную пяту рукояти,рукоять имела оплётку или кожей или тесьмой.Не понимаю ,как в наше время ,когда есть море информации и образцов можно так делать!