How To RESTORE JAPANNESE SWORD - Restore of old rusty sword

[@antiquerestore3296]

I'm sorry ...! I tried my best to get it

[@Oworotoru]

No problem! Just change the title of the video HOW I DESTROYED A JAPANESE SWORD.

[@majinveggie2418]

@@Oworotoru don't be mean my dude

[@majinveggie2418]

Don't listen to them my dude keep learning everything comes with time. as you can see some people 👆👆👆just love to hate and criticize because their own circumstances are crappy and they only know how to be mean . I think what your doing is awesome 😊😁

[@Oworotoru]

@@majinveggie2418 Sorry, I don't want to be mean. Marvelous job with that grinder, bro.

[@majinveggie2418]

Lol no worries bro... Peace and love peace and love

[@knivessilva]

It's good to know that i'm not the only one who was shocked when he used that grinder.

[@spajvc]

I stopped to read the comments as soon as I saw it 😂

[@sammanoof3412]

It worked tho pretty neat

[@halonut96]

Why?

[@biohazard0482]

@@spajvc lol same

[@joemeade5914]

The grinder look what he did to the shiva

[@jackchum8700]

Restore? Killing the sword!!!

[@crog9750]

i can not look soon as i saw the grinder i can still here it i am out

[@asyikinsyah653]

Same here, once i saw the grinder😱 "yup, that's it, i'm outta here. He's going to ruin the katana"😭

[@juniorharry7785]

A grinder ?!? Killing the work someone put into making it especially if it's 150 yrs old ..thumbs down

[@АбусалимКадыраджиев-т7й]

@Guntur Puriyanto .

[@wingwong2556]

Grinding with a disk blade and burning with gas torch. What left is just a piece of metal, not sword.

[@mervinmm]

The title should be “How to convert an old Japanese sword to a big kitchen knife”

[@agaralpha1842]

How to convert an old Japanese sword to a cheap chinese sword

[@mightyharraz7691]

🤣🤣

[@agaralpha1842]

@@mightyharraz7691 gantilah bajumu dengan kain kafan kalau tidak mempertahankan agama yang dihina

[@26dredarkk]

Lmao 🤣🤣

[@Adhisya]

Dude, that would be hurt his feelings 😂

[@lolomecior]

Legend goes that each sword had a soul. This one just lost it. And the way it lost it was everything but peaceful

[@stevenswenson7041]

Not so much lost but distorted... he restored utility if not the history and grace it might have had.

[@mustafahashem3212]

Honestly after watching this catastrophic behavior with this precious piece of metal i didn't figure out what to say to express my anger .. but you nailed it.. thank you.

[@infinitexsound6087]

How not to restore a Japanese Sword....

[@regretregrets5340]

Wish I had that blade before he destroyed it.

[@sportsmaster8729]

He tried his best guys, maybe he's not as experienced as everyone else but he's in the right track we all got to start from somewhere

[@kokikarposh2]

Hahaha bro destroyed the whole sword hahhahah

[@ThatOneOddGuy]

@@sportsmaster8729 no ones starts with restoration, that's for people who know what they are doing

[@zsoltmajtenyi7838]

exactly, it was a sad thing... pls do not touch any other sword in your life :-(

[@agnesmcclelland6522]

OMG this is like a horror movie. The slaughter of a sword by the mad angle grinder man. This is no antique restoration.

[@rafacharciarek3340]

I agree with You

[@roninviking2373]

He then goes on to run the temper. Honestly in looking at the Tang though I think he was wrong about the age of the sword as well ( thankfully)

[@tcdahn7]

@David B. it's probably an Amazon special that got left outside. Judging by the original finish and difference between the damage to the sheath and lack there of to the blade, I would say the blade is stainless. I'm guessing soft Chinese 3cr steel.

[@Rekoster]

Sword has been killed by an angle grinder

[@xeokym223]

That was no antique.

[@alfredibz7906]

He should have not restored it at all. The restored sword is now zero in value. That's the wrong way of restoring it.

[@LaughingOutLaud1]

All that grinding just left a totally unworthy blade, and the handle is awful too...

[@Boediprasetya]

Broken sword after restoration

[@hp9mm]

It's a piece of steel before and after, nothing more nothing less

[@reset8140]

Calm down, people. That's most likely not even a Japanese-made sword, judging by the looks of it, maybe not even forged. Probably stamped (or stock removal) out of a sheet of metal. So he haven't done any damage to the value of it. At least he can now enjoy it as a novelty item, maybe his very first experience on the journey of learning how to actually restore items like this. From this video and the comments to this video both he and beginners can learn from his mistakes on how NOT to attempt restoring a sword. Hopefully those with more knowledge and experience can also help him on his way if he still wants to improve on this. I think he genuinely wanted to make something nice of it, he just needs to get the right equipment and knowledge on how to properly restore items like this.

[@triscuit6516]

@@reset8140 yeah but it just goes to show how little research he put into his work before doing it

[@The_Shiny_Red_Dingus_of_Mingus]

Watching this through to the end was like someone rubbing poo in my eyes for 20 minutes. Please don't do this again.

[@DavePT157]

Lmao

[@pross6525]

With respect your heart was in the right place to want to see a century and a half old sword to be restored to it's former glory and honor. For such a old and delicate piece of history and art I would have sought out for a Expert in Japanese swords .

[@tainowarrior5781]

It's not even a real sword. This is a sword like object. Channels like this buy wallhangers or fabricate cheap scrap metal things and leave em in a ditch to rust. Don't give these pretenders subs or likes. It encourages deception.

[@joshuamcclain7536]

My thought process: “man I wonder what kind of whetstones he’s gonna..why does he have a grinder?” Absolute waste dude. Shameful.

[@dredge34]

It wasn't anything other than a cheap gimmick sword anyway. No loss really

[@massacinzenta1042]

It's all wrong! How many sacrileges were committed with this poor katana...

[@massacinzenta1042]

@@dredge34 Even though it's a worthless copy, the video should at least show the correct restoration process.

[@proudpict2057]

I’ve just felt a disturbance in the force! It’s as if millions of people just cried out in pain!

[@jong9173]

There would have been markings on the tang had it been authentic. As far as I can see there were no markings.

[@proudpict2057]

@@jong9173 I hope so! Fingers crossed 🤞

[@Aaron_Smith]

At first he was doing a good job with it, I wanted to see him do it properly and was extremely excited to see this swords soul come back. But then he pulled out a fucking angle grinder

[@EVVJEEPNGUY]

I spent a lot of time in Kyushu in Japan. That is the southern island below Honshu. There was one of the oldest Blade Smiths in Japan. I learn many things from him while I stayed for 10 years there in Japan. That old of an sword. The first thing you look for is under the handle. Who made it. That’s the first thing. If it was a well known Sword Smith. I mean a well known one. Don’t restore it. You do better sending it back to Japan to have it done there. Why... It will be worth it’s weight in gold. This is something that anyone needs to know.

[@Del-Blanco-Diablo]

is it even a real japanese sword though???? all the real ones i've seen had a hole in the tang..

[@winner2810]

Stop, Stop it's already dead.

[@alandgomez5905]

Lol!

[@yournemesis2454]

Lol

[@eduardo_RX0]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@agung313ZZ]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@carloskl78]

NO! I can make it, I can make it happen!!!

[@96zeto]

The title of the video should be "How to destroy a Japanese Sword" Held done, mission accomplished 🤔

[@RIZALDURPAY]

Wow amazing... good luck 👍

[@yosiaplays6040]

Well, before you try to restore an antique weapon, you should always check on the shape of the blade, then use whetstone, there is atleast 14 type of sharpening stones you need to get, and for the finest should be at least 30 000 grit, then polish it further, there is a lot of how to reveal the hamon of the sword, but i don't recommend you to use grinders, it will certainly ruined the blade shape and ruined it's past heat treatment. Most importantly, you're probably scammed, learn more about Katana before you purchase and restore it. Note : in handling antique blades, you must always learn on how to sharpen them correctly, without mutilating ( destroying ) the blade. The way you sharpen this blade, definitely will destroy just any type of swords ( swords are not kitchen knifes ). Note 2 : there is less users in the internet wanting to share their experiences, but i wanted to help you anyways, i hope you read this comment.

[@marekmatyja1196]

Great movie, wrong title. " how not to restore a sword" thats the right one 😂😂😂😂

[@jesseburroughs2921]

Let's see your video then

[@jquin3]

Is this even a katana? Where is the curve in the blade?

[@hijisfriend9030]

@@jquin3 maybe ninjato

[@АлександрГеннадьевичЧувылкин]

Этому оленю я бы по рукам настучал! Испортил такой клинок!

[@munnerA2]

Jojo_quin it is a katana there are multiple katanas but the most popular is the samurai katana but thats a ninja katana

[@МаксимЮмагулов-ж3п]

Долго я смотрел на издевательства этого бездарного мастера над клинком этим клинком в надежде что хоть что-нибудь, получится ...но понял что клинок был в лучшем состоянии пока этот человек до него не дотронулся

[@Alexxaria]

У меня аж сердце разболелось...

[@КазбекАдыг]

Этот болван износиловал клинок!

[@ИльяКожаев-ф4ж]

Я не смог досмотреть.Он его убил.

[@МаксМакс-б1т]

Он сделал мне нервы...

[@Max_Spirit_]

Согласен, ужас!

[@w0nnieeden]

when he brought out the grinder i was anything but pleased. this literally hurts

[@BLEDEK_KANTIL]

Good job 👍 kerenlah pokok nya, senjata yg bagus 👍

[@johnny32149]

Grinding wheel on that sword? I have restored many weapons in my life never put a grinding stone to one of them. Good way to ruin the metal. You over heated the blade with the blue black scoring. Don't quit your day job.

[@salvadoravila9095]

I'm crying myself

[@FezMan94]

This is going to take a while. Just maling that clear now. First. This sword was not a katana. The blade geometry is wrong. The ornamentation is wrong. The handle wrap is wrong. This was a Chinese sword. Second. Never take an angle grinder to an old blade, it is almost impossible to maintain the geometry and edge alignment. Third. The steel should never reach blue across the entire blade. You want an even straw colour for the best edge. Blue and black is way too hot. And you didn't even try to quench and temper. It is now most likely incredibly brittle. Katana use differential hardening and have a pronounced hamone to show here the hardened edge becomes the softer spine. Kindly, someone with a degrees in medieval and Chinese military history. (Specialised in arms and armour) Now go learn the difference between a katana and Dao and how to make them properly. (Not trying g to be offensive, just seaw an opportunity to teach something.)

[@reset8140]

Finally, the best comment I've read so far in this comment section. It doesn't look to have anything in common with a katana nor a Japanese-made sword. Too crudely made, most likely stamped out of a sheet of metal and then grinded edges on it. And yes, he lacks knowledge on how/what a true restoration process is, but this might've been his first attempt and can, hopefully, lead him to knowledge on how to properly do it. Maybe experienced people here are willingly to help and provide some tips, rather than just bashing and crying over basically a mass-produced piece of metal lol.

[@lornwell3669]

It cant be brittle if he didnt even quench it. Probably soft as butter

[@keystothebox]

These are fast methods but you damaged the integrity of the blade. You should have only used a metal brush and sand paper on the circular, done the rest by hand, and skipped the heat treat.

[@thenuketurtle3347]

Or atleast try to soak it in vinegar for 2 days or 24 hours enough so that he'll just scab off the rust with a brush.

[@KevinReyes-xq4hb]

that is something i did not get, why did he "heat treated" it?

[@tainowarrior5781]

@@KevinReyes-xq4hb cause the guy has no idea what he's doing.

[@MyBeardBro]

heat treat 🤣😂🤣

[@leleleuncle]

A real Japanese sword, or in other words a sword with an engraved "name" on it, can be worth handred thousands of dollars if it is carefully re-sharpened, even if it has rusted. However, if it is sharpened with a grinder, it will immediately lose its value. The handle also has historical value, so if a Japanese antique dealer were to see it, he or she might be shocked. Well, since it is a tuna knife, such a possibility is unlikely, though. '`,､(´∀`) '`,､

[@rikuparkharmudai7091]

I have seen people do it with new tech, new machines. You did it with all that you had. Awesome!! Keep it up👏👍

[@DonW1953]

I started watching this, but when you took to the sword with a fucking angle grinder, I stopped, once metal is removed you can't put it back, you've ruined the hardening and the edge, you didn't try your best, you butchered that blade and it's now stuffed ffs

[@xeokym223]

dude it was a piece of shit to begin with. That was no hardened edge, it was a wall hanger or prop. The dressings were junk and it has no curve. Everyone complaining that he "ruined it" can't even spot a genuine Japanese katana from a piece of junk to begin with.

[@DonW1953]

@@xeokym223 whatever 😡

[@18IMAMGODINA]

You can't remove hardness on a piece of steel unless it overheats , you can use a grinder and have it not overheat , its not that difficult to be honest. And no its not a real katana

[@Bankable2790]

@@18IMAMGODINA yeah but how could you tell?

[@18IMAMGODINA]

@@Bankable2790 Easily by watching oxidation colors on the steel , as it approaches temperatures high enough to remove hardness it will start changing colors from light straw , to straw color to bronze to purple to deep blue and clear blue is when it pretty much lost its hardness. How do you think people harden different things ? Just wild guessing game? No . They knew of the oxidation colors on the steel and after quenching(Hardening) they would have tempered the steel by heating it up slowly to a certain color depending on the use , for example something like an axe would needed to be tempered(slowly heated up to a temperature after quench to relax the steel) to a bronze color while knives are tempered at light straw and straw colors (Knives like bushcrafts knives , different knives are tempered to different temperatures also different steels are tempered to different temperatures ) Also you wouldnt be able to just quench something and then leave it like that or it would crack , even katanas were "Tempered" after quenching or else the blade would just snap in 2 or milion different pieces because its too hard to be usable, imagine that steel is like glass after quench and after temper it is a little softer but a lot tougher.

[@雷光鬼丸-d8t]

これは、日本刀ではないと思うがな。 this is not japanese sword.

[@鬱病のM君]

雷光鬼丸 長い刺身包丁的な？……

[@Chuck1798]

True man,a real katana could'nt be assassinate like this

[@mieroyce7314]

true man..agreed

[@Paul-Weston]

It looks more like a long knife they use in a fish market to butcher tuna.

[@pple01]

本物なら持ち手に作った人の名前が刻まれてる

[@mzakki-wy2bz]

This will be best learning for him. Especially for restoration. I hope this guy learn something. And better in future. Keep going bro.. Learn from this. Make a good restoration.

[@quicolic]

Everyone's talking about the grinder but, OH MY GOD THE HANDLE SO WELL MADE... he simply ripped it

[@lionelsquires7662]

Never in 40 Odd years of restoration have I had the displeasure of seeing an artifact raped in this way. Regardless of the grinder, the constant heating and drawing of the temper has reduced the blade to mild steel. You need to learn so skills lad!!!!!

[@BlueBirdsProductions]

By the end this Chinese sword (not katana) ends up looking like a two handed filetting knife

[@RMLES1]

What's he going to due now? Cut weeds with it ?

[@tainowarrior5781]

@@RMLES1 seeing as he ruined any semblance of tempering it may have had, it will likely shatter if he tried to cut.

[@brxtynreeder2180]

Japanese people are even roasting him in the comments 😂

[@AndreiH1605]

Literally all of them are saying it's not a Japanese sword, which is true.

[@vincentbriones5092]

Wow he used a grinder! Laziness! You destroyed it man!

[@bugsta2012]

When you have a 150yr old sword and you gotta go into battle the next day 👏👏👏 worked out ✌️

[@racerxr1]

At least you did the most important things. You've LEARNED. The sword and the work and the experience is YOURS. Humble yourself. You've done your best. Nobody nor nothing can take that away from you.💯💪🏼☯️🥋

[@petterbroberg5978]

Seriously 😳 ??? Jesus that was eeeh, I can’t really explain the pain in my soul after this😔🤭

[@claudedestree3120]

I hope this not really was a 150 year old sword because from the first moment of using a utility knife I could tell that this was going to be the worst and most painful attempt at a restoration.

[@davenunyabusiness4893]

I too was like that isn't how that is supposed to be unwrapped but ok....then the grinder came out, I gasped in horror.

[@razorfett147]

I think alot of these sword restoration vids are set up. Probably a cheap sword that he chucked into a tub of water for a year to make it look old. I doubt anyone with any sense would attempt what he did on a legit historical survivor piece

[@9MMSWORD]

The most heartbreaking restoration video...

[@arik5747]

Uyu

[@myrestorations]

Great 👍 🙌👍

[@HOTMUSICRAP]

best restore video

[@antiquerestore3296]

thank pro

[@futana1121]

This is not a Japanese sword. There is no warp, no ho, and the fundamental construction is different from a Japanese sword.

[@Cirque-du-Filet-Mignon]

futana1121 well at least he didn’t call it a katana and i thank him for that 😃

[@sebastianzv1190]

I don't think it's a real ancient nihontō, but the shape is like the chokutō (it was used before the katana) and the construction was different, a straight blade with a chinese-like style in the handle, just was less used after the mongolian invasions in 10th century because it was less effective un combat compared to the curved blades

[@Paul-Weston]

I think it's a knife they use in a fish market to butcher a tuna.

[@lpn828]

Of course, it's not a realy realy Katana...

[@doublezempire6392]

I was shock when he grabbed the grinder nd grind the sword.. I was like WTF.. Rip katana ..

[@oldpuebloforge]

Other possible titles: -- "Making a rusty old sword much, much worse." -- "Ruining an antique." -- "Damaging an old sword beyond repair." -- "Erasing any value this sword may have had."

[@cafechungkhoan3789]

haha

[@markteaney8381]

What a beautiful work of art

[@hrmnhrs]

Antique lover even use just cutton to restore such priceless thing. They will cry watching this. But if that sword is just an ordinary sword, then it is okay. It's looks shiny

[@flexchan]

If this was really a 150 year old sword. Congratulations for ruin it.

[@Bugnarok]

The moment he uses angle grinder, I stop playing the video. I knew it's not restoration at all.

[@ramosjohnbyron3355]

RIP to this sword, your memory will stay forever.

[@arie687]

you are a reliable destroyer

[@garywood702]

Probably the best example of HOW NOT to restore and old sword I've ever seen. What's been done to this blade is a travesty

[@jeffreyburney6161]

That blade is nothing more than a wall hanger now!

[@xeokym223]

it was to begin with, that wasn't any quality katana

[@dspl1991]

That was... painful to watch. After reading the comments I'm glad i wasn't the only one who noticed it wasn't a totally legit katana. But mate, a grinder is definitely not the best tool to restore Japanese swords of any kind as they remove too much material and Japanese swords don't have much to begin with. A great alternative is rust remover liquids to start, or a Sand Blaster. Then sanding to polish, 600 grit to 5000. Edit: also when making a katana, tanto or wakisashi handle. Time in detail is paramount. Putting that extra love and effort into the choice of timber, guard, pommel, leather, and wrappings brings the sword to life.

[@18IMAMGODINA]

No they don't , they remove as much as you are able to remove , reason why grinders are bad is because usually they are not flat enough , but for removing rust its perfect, and then finish it up on a sander or a stationary grinder if you have one with big wheels

[@dspl1991]

"they remove as much as you are able to remove..." Yes and it's still possible to remove too much. But you're correct about the rounded surface though.

[@18IMAMGODINA]

@@dspl1991 of course its possible to remove too much but if you know how to use it you wont remove too much , You are controlling it it it isnt set to a depth and it will only grind at a certain depth , you would be surprised what some people are able to do with grinders.

[@АлексейБондаренко-г8т]

Видео называется, как из меча сделать обратно бесполезное железо, при этом вы@бать мозги себе, и заставить кровоточить глаза зрителей 🤣🤣🤣👍👍 Аплодирую стоя, у автора получилось

[@benjaminmartin956]

Thanks for the video! You did great with the tools you have at hand. Don't worry about the negative comments just keep doing you and getting better.

[@harunaw.d147]

Here's some advice in the future of restoring stuff always use sandpaper unless you want to mess it up that and sometimes it's best to hire someone who can do it well to fix it up

[@alandgomez5905]

I'm not an expert at all but had my own thoughts before reading the comments. I wasn't alone lol. All I can say is, we all gotta start somewhere 🤷🏽‍♂️.

[@Oregu7]

I was cringing the whole time! It's like restoring the statue of David with a jackhammer.

[@nurthimothyflupefiasco309]

An accurate metaphor...this hurt to watch fosho!

[@indomitusEvehementis]

I’m no expert but even I know this dude just raped that sword. Shame

[@MikeUman]

Not raped, but murdered.

[@jeanhamilton3296]

@@MikeUman Raped and THEN murdered it. F's in the chat bois.

[@jasuminmc6151]

Nice beautiful destruction

[@genericgaming5941]

Pretty cool!

[@JBBooks4440]

Akira Kurosawa would have gotten a heartattack!

[@pradith1]

😂😂😂

[@freekingnakaji-6112]

これは日本の刀では有りません。

[@johnthomas9466]

Please nobody use this technique it should be illegal my seven year old little girl has more common sense about the restoration of steal.

[@rogerdelarams1390]

Omg... im no expert but seeing him grind the old sword hurts my heart.. i love katana and love watching katana making and restoration. Poor sword. 😢

[@召使アルレッキーノの召使]

言っちゃあなんだけど・・・それは日本刀じゃないよ・・・直刀の刀は日本には無い・・・多分中国か？もしくは韓国の剣だと思う・・・直刀で波紋が無い時点で違いますね。

[@undyingscoundrel9035]

I'm sorry, this is the first time my soul been damaged by this ''restoration'' video of yours. That's not how you clean, quench, and resharpen the blade, sir

[@papied8820]

Destruction, BOSS Level!

[@IvanIvanov-ey6de]

3:02 The moment I paused, mouth wide open and started reading the comments

[@rubenbaldwin8413]

Did exactly the same

[@MrHakuna78]

Same

[@a1jsmiller]

Did the exact same thing.

[@shaktar6607]

For all those who criticize, he took the time and effort to try to save this sword and although it was not very good he tried to give them content, it is not fair that they criticize him

[@rztrzt]

Was there any signature inscribed on the tang?

[@johnk3606]

Once he’s done a couple hundred like this he will be good at it. No worries. Omg that heat treat was epic.

[@ericbizzell7432]

Watching this video physically hurt. I literally could not watch to the end of this video. A peice of the history of Japan was being destroyed. It was like watching Notre dame burning. Not quite to that level, but hurt none the less.

[@ssv86]

This is not a piece of Japan. The uploader knows almost nothing about Japan. This sword is either a Thai Daab or Burmese Dha. It is NOT a Japanese sword. Source: me. My mother is Japanese. She is of direct lineage to the Yamato no Fuhito. My great-great-grandfather fought in the Boshin War of 1868. I am 35 and have been studying swords for 20 years. I have been around Japanese swords since I was 3.

[@ericbizzell7432]

@@ssv86 Fair enough, I believe you. But, the hobaki does lend to the creedance of the sword being of japanese origin. Weather the work of an student or not who knows. Eitherway, after this disaster of a restoration I guess knowbody will ever know now.

[@gr1mrea9er82]

The moment he brought out the angle grinder.... this was no longer a restoration, but a demolition job. He started with something that may have had value and replaced it with something that resembles a 14-year-old kids homemade sword. Had he gone a different route he would likely have destroyed it too. A craftsman would have taken note of the binding, tried to restore the tsuka, and given the blade an electrolysis cleaning followed by wet stone sanding, and traditional polish. That sword, if 150 years old, should have been documented before "restoration" commenced. It is clearly not Japanese. But it may have had value restored by a craftsman. Now it's reduced to a fruit cutting tool at best.

[@philipedwardcaddick4294]

If this is a true katana , you have probably destroyed it . As soon as you got the angle grinder on it I was shocked , these swords are made by sword Smith's that have been building them for hundreds of years and if I remember correctly you can get into serious trouble or even imprisoned for it

[@kadenlee7843]

Hello my name is laden I was hoping to know if I were willing to sell the 150 year old Japanese Sword

[@br4d101]

I love how you made it into a toffee sword when u heated it with the blow torch and tried to quench it! Also all the digging in marks from the grinder for ‘airflow’ over the blade when ur chopping soft things like carrots or a stray slug in half! Well done 😁

[@jorgergonzalezvisualartist8925]

This is what happens when you don’t pay attention when Eastwood says : “a man gots to know his limitations”

[@mikaelekdahl8407]

You are so right sir

[@mikaelekdahl8407]

This is a right butchery.

[@sandoe41]

After seeing this, I'm pretty sure the sword is someone's backyard scrap project that got thrown away. No way was it an antique of any value.

[@tjinc002]

A lot of sweat and hard work put into this restoration, but this is not how the katana supposed to restored first thing first the handle that definitely not the katana and clean up the blade too much angle grinder .

[@paulleitner8305]

this is not a katana

[@tainowarrior5781]

Too much angle grinder? Try zero. No one in their right mind uses power tools to repair a katana. Thankfully this wasn't a katana.

[@yayafauzi4678]

Kecewa polll delok videomu.....

[@eduardmalinschi5127]

wonderful kitchen knife...

[@frankstewart2468]

Use Japanese whetstone to restore and bring her beauty back from the original master whom made her.

[@riki65848]

This is not a Japanese sword. This is a sword with long edge.

[@Sithnix]

It’s a chokuto basically a straight one sided blade. It’s like a katana without the curve

[@hydragaming9203]

Well actually i agree with u...coz the way i look the sword look like old thailand sword...

[@ssv86]

@@Sithnix : You, sir, are correct in that it is styled like a chokuto. However, chokuto were out of fashion over 300 years ago. Even then, chokuto were often not both straight edge AND hira zukuri. This video claims the sword is "150 years old," which would mean its nihontou contemporaries would be shinogi zukuri for katana length. Hira zukuri was typically reserved for shorter wakizashi and tanto. Unokubi zukuri was typically for naginata. Shobu zukuri fell out of fashion already. Don't get me started on the koshirae. This is why you are incorrect. The sword looks like a chokuto but it is NOT a chokuto. Nor is it a Japanese sword. The sword in the video is either a Thai Daab or Burmese Dha.

[@Sithnix]

@@ssv86 I see thanks

[@draculasgrl]

He didn't get that blade hot enough, now the metals weak as hell, the metal lost it's temp when it turned blue, he should've took the tourch and layed that flame directly on the metal till it was red hot, good props for trying bud,still looks better than it did before,

[@sebastianclarke2441]

had me laughing from beginning to end, well done! I'm assuming that was this videos intended purpose

[@kugutsudobumono3313]

i hope

[@armADa_GS]

I found what you did great

[@Dear_Amnesia]

He's just getting roasted in the comments

[@Curas1]

I think it's a prop sword, for samurai movies to keep cost down they just used straight steel bars. No loss here.

[@xeokym223]

exactly

[@らんらん-u7j]

見た瞬間、日本刀ではない

[@popeye3263]

Remind me to never send a vintage sword to this man

[@richieward6348]

Thought I had read the title to this vid wrong, I'm sure it said how to restore a Japanese sword, O it did 🤯

[@MisterRorschach90]

You can see bugs on the floor running out of view of the camera like “I don’t wanna have anything to do with this travesty”

[@lucasspannee936]

That’s not a Japanese katana love the gaps between the guard and the handle keep working and your work will improve

[@Cirque-du-Filet-Mignon]

Lucas Spannee he never said it was a katana

[@lucasspannee936]

You right didn’t really think about that but was kinda implied JAPANESE SWORD and his work was still meh

[@kaneguthrie6371]

I threw up and then cried watching this.

[@tvdv3416]

My two questions are why was it wrapped like that and; where did you find that?

[@北陸のトド]

熱を入れて削ってしまったから波紋が死んでしまいましたね ただのナイフになってしまったのが残念

[@spartycus2043]

Due, I don't read your language, but I'm sure it has curse words in it.. And I support you.

[@stevenleslie8557]

Just watching him "restore" this blade was painful to watch. When he broke out the angle grinder I thought, stop, stop!

[@shogonohara9056]

錆は落ちたけど、刀を研ぐ技術や仕上げの工程が違うから全く違う物になってしまってるよね。ペラペラだし。日本刀でなない気がする。

[@鈴木勉-y1t]

( ´・ω・){仰る通りで、見ていて「ウソだろ！？」って思いました。日本刀は日本人が研がなきゃ、と思いました。

[@holyarmageddon19]

Enhver har ret til undervisning. Undervisningen skal være gratis, i det mindste på de elementære og grundlæggende trin. Elementær undervisning skal være obligatorisk.

[@РусланМолотов-с5ч]

Эта закалка просто "лучшее" что я видел в своей жизни! А заточка на куске наждачки, которая даже не прикреплена к бруску явно позволит добиться такой остроты лезвия, что меч будет резать волос на расстоянии!!!

[@antiquerestore3296]

thank pro

[@АнатолийДмитриев-о3ж]

ДАААА ! НЕТ СЛОВ !

[@nikolaitch_6024]

🤣🤣🤣👍! Самурай прежде от слёз помрет, чем от харакири.

[@jjjayden]

i dont understand why people hate on people for their work when they try their best