Forging KRIS Knife out of Rusty Gate Lock

Hola, Today I'm Forging KRIS/KERIS Knife out of Rusty Gate lock or gate Bolt Latch, it was little challenging to forge its wavy design then i made my own tool to give it waves i hope you like my idea and tool. I took a useless gate latch and made this Indonesian Silat weapon. Watch out the whole video you'll enjoy it.
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0:05 Picking up Gate Lock
0:21 Cutting up Lever
0:42 Forging
1:29 Making Tool to waving blade
2:55 Forging Guard
3:20 Sanding & Grinding
5:10 Hardening Process
6:34 Making Bolster
7:20 Grinding Pommel
8:01 Designing
8:36 Bluing
9:20 Making Wooden Handle
11:50 Buffing Parts
12:33 Assembly
13:00 Review & Testing
The kris or keris in the Indonesian and Malay languages, is an asymmetrical dagger with distinctive blade-patterning achieved through alternating laminations of iron and nickelous iron. Of Javanese origin, the kris is famous for its distinctive wavy blade, although many have straight blades as well, and is one of the weapons commonly used in the pencak silat martial art native to Indonesia, Malaysia, & Brunei.
For more about history of Kris knife see wiki:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kris
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[@OLDSMITH]

Are you from Indonesia, Malaysia, & Brunei, this is the knife which is commonly used in your country share this video if you enjoyed making Keris Knife. And if your from other than Indonesia, Malaysia, & Brunei you can suggest me most famous weapon of your region and I'll choose one from your suggestions guys! Thank you for watching OLD SMITH.

[@sukarlansukarlan3680]

majapahit empire..

[@robbyoffceal2248]

Cobah bikin pusaka kujang

[@egafadly]

Yes thank you for making this weapon and introducing to the world about this weapon, Terimakasih 😉😉

[@astalavista5827]

Продай мне его, я из России

[@firebolt3626]

Next is kusarigama please 🥺🥺🥺

[@miguelalejandroalem340]

The place where this guy keeps all his creations must be one of the most spectacular places in the world!! Imagine seeing all those weapons displayed together...

[@emorysears5597]

Imagine he throws them in a old shed 🤣

[@aToxicFlower]

Yeah…I kinda wish I was his neighbor

[@wommytom]

@@aToxicFlower a lot of banging

[@ashokwwf]

It would look like a secret chamber out of a MMORPG.

[@Isprod-89]

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[@OLDSMITH]

The kris or keris in the Indonesian and Malay languages, is an asymmetrical dagger with distinctive blade-patterning achieved through alternating laminations of iron and nickelous iron. Of Javanese origin, the kris is famous for its distinctive wavy blade, although many have straight blades as well, and is one of the weapons commonly used in the pencak silat martial art native to Indonesia, Malaysia, & Brunei.

[@PapiCoco]

In the ancient times, Keris believed to be embedded with supernatural power and forged by "Empu or Mpu" with multiple metal layer similar like the making of Katana and/or Damascus (CMIIW, im not good with metallurgy), it is also a power symbol and ancient ceremonial/religious equipment. The uses as weapon mostly recorded in history for Duel fights. These days, dull Keris being used as men accessory for Java and Bali traditional wardrobe. Salam terbaik dari Indonesia.

[@ghardhamudha4760]

hy im from indonesia java

[@wonggopakan9406]

This is keris no kris

[@wonggopakan9406]

@@ghardhamudha4760 mangan

[@ghardhamudha4760]

@@wonggopakan9406 poso

[@gattonero88]

Para Empu,,tanah Jawa,,sesepuh akan heran melihat Kris seperti itu 😄😄🇮🇩#respect ,tapi..kami sukai hasil karya anda.

[@fahripancasan5546]

Keris making in Indonesia, especially in Java, is very complicated, starting from determining the day, and weton also practice tirakat. Physically, the material of the keris also consists of several materials and don't forget the meteorite. thank you, greetings from Javanese people....

[@couzzgarage]

You claim

[@Will-sv9mf]

Now you can guard the gate rather than the lock.

[@chathurajayarathne4117]

Omg.....😅

[@jesusdonosojimenez4833]

11

[@ALIENBRUHHHH]

😂

[@SHRAVAN2000]

Gyani shanti

[@baskryashu2469]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Premdos]

verry beautiful,, knife kriss from indonesia,, i am from indonesia 🇮🇩

[@GrandDukeMushroom]

I like the superhuman strength at 2:46 xD

[@fdmusic6734]

Bro watching this stuff at 3 am just hits different

[@ChelsGoneMad]

I know right😂

[@herryok7466]

Keren, keris salah satu pusaka dari Indonesia 🇲🇨

[@couzzgarage]

Konoha klaim

[@orang_indo607]

Orang keris asal jawa bukan malaysia ​@@couzzgarage

[@Your_Average_Retard]

Anyone else watching this while sleep deprived because they have insomnia?

[@roshanvgopal834]

Yo, I'm here

[@matthewhall1074]

Lol. Yes!

[@Mindni]

Dude no way you literally read my mind 😂. Its 4h09 am and i was Wondering why can't i sleep but i keep watching youtube

[@SheyMakombe]

What is insomnia because I think I have it

[@Your_Average_Retard]

@@SheyMakombe makes it hard for you to sleep.

[@thameemansari6644]

The sounds are so satisfying. I'm home alone, switched off the fan, so silent and watching this video..

[@ahmadkhuzainism3012]

I’m from Indonesia and I so proud of you for forging the beautiful Kris

[@arielmonge2570]

Usted es un verdadero maestro del metal y la forja. Mis respetos y felicitaciones.!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@kysavatvong8945]

Figuratively and literally a breathtaking knife! Your ability to manifest your creativity into such beautiful pieces and apparent deep understanding of related fields (ie. physics, chemistry, etc.) is inspiring. 👏

[@ngoeg_14]

Making a "keris" actually requires one of the sacred processes that must be done, fasting. Thank you so much sir. From east Java, Mojopahit. 🙏😊

[@velvet7631]

This kind of videos always amaze me. I find it incredible how skilled people practice this art and make any sort of weapons out of melted metals ^^ I want to make this when I grow up :0

[@Ihatetheindiansandfrench]

I agree it would be amazing

[@laplanetedeschats8706]

What a piece of art, it is beautiful. I cannot even imagine how hard it would ne to sharpen it. Keep up with the great work.

[@shubhamgurnule9322]

The Snake Sword 🗡️

[@oscarwolf6280]

I have the old keris from my great great great great grandfather. It still sharp till now. And it smell so good. It has supernatural being on it

[@alkemafamily7721]

Mad respect for this guy, all those little details, wow.

[@guerafossilfightersfan]

this is definitely one of your most beautiful blades to this day, Keep up the good work!

[@buykahiphop5023]

Ооэр

[@sojibahmed5736]

top

[@justpeople5008]

Oh ya, i am from indonesia and this is the most beautiful kris that ive ever seen. Good job

[@billskinner623]

I like the way you made the jig to help set the waves in the blade.

[@aToxicFlower]

Me: “omg I wanna be a blacksmith just like this and make anything I want!” Also me: “oh but there’s so much work and I have to have so much knowledge and materials!” 😔

[@lindagramann7286]

I feel the same way, because I want to make awesome weapons and other things but I don't have the money or space or the time to really start learning how to make things like this.

[@michaelhughes7718]

I love to see such ancient weapon designs made in such a traditional way, with a dremmel and angle grinder. Seriously though, these are beautiful weapons, and the first time I ever saw one I thought the owner was pulling my leg when he called it Chris.

[@user-uf9ms7rk3k]

Почему вы думаете что фламберг это крис? Да и вообще он его не ковал а выточил, так не интересно, я буду ковать

[@michaelhughes7718]

@@user-uf9ms7rk3k A flamberge is a two handed sword, this is a kriss dagger, same wavy blade though. In the English language Chris is verbally pronounced the exact same way as Kriss, Chris is a male name.

[@Ron_DeForest]

Just finished watching a few of your videos. Can’t believe you do this all by hand. No auto hammer? You must be an absolute beast. I’d be dead in the first few minutes.

[@FreefireLover-ri8oq]

Bro editing next level

[@aldenorsantosgoncalves7225]

Fantástico magnífico extraordinário, há eu com dessa kkk

[@moreji2004]

मुझ जैसे तलबार के शौकीन के लिए बहुत ही शानदार 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@alminaozcan5418]

Vay canına! 3-4 günlük emeği 14 dakikaya sığdırmış. Çok harika yaptı Off bende böyle şeyler yapmak isterdim ama malzemem yok.

[@jasonnester9514]

This dude is wayyyy above a whole new level massive talent I loved the hades Bident he made just wow

[@akunformalitas]

The time and efforts you dedicated to create this wonderful work of art is just off the chart!

[@Stroke2Handed]

So is the amount of wasted material.

[@user-bt1dw8wh6y]

Muy buena manera de reciclado,* excelente trabajo 👍💯

[@gyashreen4203]

such masterpieces... that kris really beautiful....I wish to have one of those on my collection... I wonder what kind of oil did you use to dip the kris??

[@nurwahyono5760]

The kris is more than a knife, the kris is a beautiful masterpiece of a charismatic iron art.

[@grahamokeefe9406]

Much respect for the extensive use of hand tools.

[@AhmadALdan-fg7ut]

مبدع تابع

[@RTDavis0503]

Why is watching these videos so satisfying?

[@divyanshdalmia4981]

The process is so satisfying so much. The end product is always extremely well made and Beautiful. Love your content. Already looking forward to your next vedio

[@jones000024]

Looks awesome! Very impressive. I'm kind of wondering if a gate latch would be mild steel or something you could heat treat. Do you have any insight into what kind of steel the latch was? Either way, it's a beautiful piece.

[@petragaroes9823]

You are a genius

[@mohammedaijinu5953]

انت مبدع

[@sydstewart9106]

Hey Smith! out of all the forging accounts on yt I think yours has definitely been the most jaw-dropping to watch. Would you ever consider making something outside of your usual content such as a shield or a piece of armor? I think that'd be really interesting.

[@RandomEngineer]

Really Really Amazing Project After Scythe Making Video. Enjoyed alot Brother. Hope You Also Enjoy During Making It.

[@raja-abdulah]

What a Fantastic Knife. Really Amazing.

[@terrygindrow155]

Creativity at its best! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Jrcoaca]

Kris is such a brutal weapon

[@carlalopezdeclift9134]

I just cant believe he makes such epic stuff.Go on old smith keep doing this!!

[@spacehelifigther]

Your right man

[@kzor122098]

Super beautiful and amazing end product and process. It is very detailed! The only thing bothering me was the heat treat, the color on the blade. There were several cold spots and it is probably just due to the charcoal heating but it did not look like the blade was evenly heated before quenching. It may have just been how it looked in the video. Either way it is a beautiful knife!!

[@dulidraj]

Great job you almost made it looks like a Keris. The grip is more like a sword. I can say it is a modern Keris. Maybe someday you wanna try to make Kujang knife. It is Sundanese traditional knife.

[@Kasaczek]

cool editing

[@samuelsaucedo6093]

May i recommend uzui’s dual blades for a project, they look quite nice and i was wondering how theyd look actually forged

[@aaravshyamalisamanta9707]

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[@user-ky2vl2wm3j]

Iron smith to fruit Ninja, just within 14 minutes.

[@amberhesamisogynistheard2653]

Honestly man, I can’t believe a person is capable of this.

[@Younes654]

الاتجاه الضدين النتيجة 👍🏻

[@xrayman1477]

Man so much talent in your hands ! I’d like to do this in my free time, but it requires soooo much expensive tools and knowledge 😅

[@dgchannel4807]

Keris is a traditional weapon that can be found in Central Java, Indonesia.

[@hantieferreira4398]

Thanks your work is amazing

[@iqbalhanafi9788]

Hello fr indonesia, thankyou you made the keris.

[@animesugu22]

We have to install cameras in streats so we save our locks from restoration channels 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Realpenciliswear]

Nah bro he’s gonna be the new guardian of the gate u don’t need no lock no more ehehhee

[@kegelschneckenmett2026]

Nice work! Did you think of an metal carving chisel instead of using a rotary tool?

[@mjofvibesofficial1440]

This is a masterpiece

[@ontoseno3672]

Great video 👍 Keris, the original heirloom from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@muhammadrauf2600]

Actually it an heirloom belonging to the whole Majapahit Empire/Malay archipelago. That includes present-day Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, southern Thailand, East Timor, southwestern Philippines. Back then this whole country were one.

[@LeeMooEez]

Not all wavy dagger is kris…original kris use a combination of metal/damascus and can hold poison/venom and that what make it so deadly…and that wavy design created for specific purpose….long story short….kris isn’t just a wavy pattern dagger…. P/S : never found a kris with chrome finish 😂

[@hawepoyful]

Absolutely right. Actually, we in Indonesia called it "keris" not kris and my family own 1 keris that has been in my family since more than hundred years ago

[@Ewb9431]

Trabalho lindo ,parabéns

[@SAMURAI-gu1yf]

this knife is great

[@m.k_abdullah]

Hi, I'm viewing from Malaysia, actually that was only a pattern like a cris or KERIS in malay language, a legendary weapon that been use for thousands years until now, the material of cris is actually a damascus type a combination of 7 different steel type, the curvy side of the cris are actually an odd of numbers like 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9 and it would never have a shining finished..

[@Omtonyy]

Loll kris from indonesia,

[@m.k_abdullah]

@@Omtonyy keris ni dari zaman nabi Ibrahim lagi dah ada..

[@safwanmohamad7564]

@@Omtonyy xhabis2 claim 🤣

[@sigmagamer2682]

This is not kris knife this is chandrahas weapon of lord shiva

[@AbdallaAlansari]

Take ur 1000+ fake gods somewhere else

[@youngboy1435]

indian

[@omarfarhan2157]

Typical

[@Sandra-kd2ib]

That was hard work. Beautiful knife.

[@rikatsukamulya8688]

bagus banget ya keris rusty, aku merasa takjub padanya....

[@akashali646]

Masha Allah❤️

[@ilhans9374]

I am from Indonesian,you crazy man this is AMAZING!!!!❤️

[@Dewahandle]

Keris is pure from Indonesia, spesially Java. its not impossible if you can make it now but for ancient Javanese with ancient methode its incredable. And look at the materials, you'll amaze

[@michellerebello7846]

That looks amazing!!!

[@Zero_8347]

That's awesome

[@Rubel_Hassan_Bappi]

অনেক সুন্দর 🎉🎉🎉

[@daddy_master]

I have my boards from 1 feb. And I'm watching this..... Boys🤞

[@jeefjeeb7371]

You should definitely make an auction after every video lmao Id love to buy one of your hand crafted swords/knives

[@Al-Bahri12]

thanks you bro,i am from Indonesian

[@darknessburns2237]

amazing. no edge, very curvy. ++

[@diokateng2246]

very professional doing this all

[@user-hw4fw5gl4r]

Oh, you are artists of an indescribable degree

[@joseguimaraes213]

It was beautiful

[@kabirkhanofficial3381]

Beautiful

[@ozlem-wp7gr]

Bravo tebrikler

[@abidinmz95]

Respect from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@aaaqis4133]

Amazing KERIS 🔥🔥🔥

[@Frostnaut50_official]

no way this man has an entire arsenal of weapons like these

[@mattgaming8358]

Love from Malaysia

[@hotoke666]

Best thing to watch on 3:35am ngl

[@ataproduction9078]

Mantapp sekalii

[@Ashrah-zn3pi]

Ah, my favorite weapon.

[@muhammadfarkhan6189]

The keris is a traditional weapon from Java, this weapon has five curves on each side, and you make it right, it have means each formation from the blade. This weapon is always associated with magic. thanks bro you make it really good🇲🇨👏

[@christiandavis2246]

We need more!!!

[@hellocopter2957]

Keris create by master blacksmith ‘empu’. So you are Empu now. Best regards from Java Indonesia…

[@krystalreverb]

Jesus, flamberge blades are so hard to get right, and making one on a smaller scale is even more difficult. Kudos!

[@barajayaukm-cis]

Keris boss 😂👍

[@timmoon674]

bro im bringing this guy with me if WW3 starts, imagine all the OP weapons he has

[@MuichirouTokito416]

Iguro approved this video

[@jackgenthosurodinemprang1058]

Can I get one? The keris is a traditional weapon of pride for us, the Indonesians. You are amazing