Restoration a broken sword - Restoration old rusty sword - Restore Japanese sword

Restoration a broken sword - Restoration old rusty sword - Restore Japanese sword
Welcome to my next restoration tool. a Japanese-origin sword, it was rusty and broken in half. I restore it shiny and gave it a solid wooden handle. I am not an expert in the field of tool restoration. But I love this job. So please comment and contribute to me to learn more for the next project. Thank you for watching the video. Have a nice day. DO NOT FORGET LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE
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[@dtrestoration8590]

tool restoration is passion in my free time. I love recovery. Please advise me more so that I can make better recovery projects in the future. Thanks very much.

[@assil555]

you forgot the ribbon :(

[@survivalgearpedia5648]

Do yourself and the whole world a favor: reforge that whole katana from scratch.welding the pieces together like in Lord of the rings is something stupid. You don’t get a solid construction, and even less if it is a katana. Watch Man at Arms katana videos so you learn how to do it, please, pleas, please!!! And treat a katana like so!!! Don’t treate it roughly!

[@survivalgearpedia5648]

Just here Chillin unfortunately, the “restoration” is mot even functional. One direct strike against anything solid enough and it will break in the spot where he welded it. It still has a cool finish.

[@chrissoto7187]

Would recommend full normalization next time. Meaning taking up to orange or light cherry red and letting it cool in or in the forge if possible the goal is to slowly cool down the metal and let the internal crystalline structures take on a more natural arrangement. This will help release the stress and tension deeper in the metal. After that a hot oil quench would heat treat the sword while lessening the chance of a fracture

[@polduseri909]

from a dead katana to something like it but still a nice sword. I can take it anytime and finish the grip

[@SANKAKUNEKOIllustration]

日本人のコメントがあるので一応書きます。茎からして日本刀じゃないです。映画撮影用の小道具かと思われますのでご安心ください。

[@中川楽斗-f4q]

SANKAKUNEKO Illustration ですね笑 1枚の鉄板からできてるのでこれは日本刀ではなさそうだね( ˙-˙ )安心安心

[@wouldking.hirosan]

ん？何を言ってるんだ？

[@ugt5425]

溶接にサンダーにペーパー。ふざけてる。包丁じゃないんだよ。

[@エルミカ-l8q]

刀身に波紋も無いし、柄巻きに使う革も片側取れてる… 更に折れてるし、好きにしたら良いのでは？ 個人的には確かに残念な復元ではありますけどね…

[@user-HUTOMAKIMAKI]

面白いから自分的には大丈夫!

[@user-qc6zb6zc1g]

Why in gods name would you weld the blade back together instead of reforging it? I cringed as soon as I saw that...

[@davidthompson2826]

What if he doesn’t have a forge

[@jamesruado5429]

That wouldn't be possible because of the low carbon high carbon steel in a katana

[@gearhead762]

@@jamesruado5429if it were an actual forged Katana made by the old standards it would have never broken in the first place. In other words its crap not worth restoring unless you just have time to waste.

[@war.neverchanges]

Because it’s not real traditionally made. Or the specific iron for it. Probably just ol steel

[@rafaelmercado6210]

@@gearhead762 i would still restore it if i could. I wll use it for underbrushing in my orchrd

[@ambrosioperaza9565]

I don’t understand why people are so rude this guy is taking his time on restoring old stuff none of us can do it , none of us will have the “energy” to do it so, please respect this man, please

[@billlai3545]

Well how about you respect the sword and atleast use some wooden pegs or even pieces of bamboo chopsticks. And not philip screws.

[@LarryH54]

@@billlai3545 Nice to know you've never made a poor choice in your entire life. *smh*

[@Dat_Feathered_Boi]

@@billlai3545 Sometimes, I wake up at 3:30 am and think, maybe existing isn't so bad.

[@demonpride1975]

@@billlai3545 dude it didn't have a makers seal on it, it is a wall hanger. did you see the sword smiths seal on the tang, cause i didn't. he did a good job on restoring it.

[@斧ノ井妹紅]

海外の方が日本刀に興味を持ってもらえるのは日本人として嬉しいですね。錆びて折れてしまった刀が投稿者さんの情熱と技術によって投稿者さんの魂がこもった刀として生まれ変わったいい動画だと思います。

[@Bk99JzM]

Witam i pozdrawiam!! Mistrzowskie wykonanie miecza. Duza wiedza,dokładność o precyzja mówią same za siebie!!Bardzo dobry pokaz filmu,tak trzymać!!

[@dtrestoration8590]

thank you

[@MaxMinXX]

I have a broken Talwar and I needed to put that together and wanted to see pointers on how to strengthen that crack. I might try this approach.

[@ChozoSR388]

Well, it's a nice display piece now, if nothing else; that is to say that I, myself, don't know if I'd trust a re-welded blade not to fracture again in the same place. Beautiful blade, though. Nice work.

[@charliecherfan295]

ChozoSR388 tac welds and welds in general if done right can hold up to 1000 kilo grams of force without breaking. I wouldn’t be worried about it as welds and tac welds are ridiculously strong.

[@358f3]

カタナにネジはないかな

[@ggg5122]

if you use wooden handle, you could take the tsuba off. then it looks even good just like "shirasaya" anyway i love your works bigup from japan

[@adamgtwn]

Katastrophic restauration !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chiaki033]

Making A Toy Sword from the broken Japanese Katana. Work is not bad, but cant't say it has "Restored".

[@stormkhan4250]

Can you call it restoring when its a tourist souvenir?

[@卵が先か鶏が先かの答えは恐]

仮に日本から出て行った刀だとしても、鍔からして大したものじゃないから目くじら立てなくていいよ badが多いからみんな雑だって分かってるみたいだし

[@kelixgimbals3171]

Fake katana

[@武明-l7o]

You are right. I think it is real Katana but it was broken. So nobody can " restore" real. It will broken again. Katana is art, not toy =))

[@tatewaggoner6546]

based on the appearance of the fittings, i think it was a cheap fake sword and he damaged it on purpose to do the video

[@eltontong7945]

I like the old handle!

[@rudyduee6849]

Magnifique travail, surtout pour la soudure, j' ai cependant une remarque : il existe une brosse de polissage à monter sur perceuse ou touret à meuler. Avec ça, vous auriez pu obtenir un brillant impeccable et les traces de ponçage auraient disparues. Félicitations, très belle restauration !

[@dtrestoration8590]

thank you very much for watching the video and comment advice

[@colinsmith6116]

That ain't restoration. That's just welding a broken blade together and ruining the rest.

[@uncle_thulhu]

Look, I may have missed it, but if that's a real katana, shouldn't it have the maker's mark on the tang? Btw, please god, replace those screws in the hilt with pins...

[@dtrestoration8590]

yes. thank you for advice

[@RikkiTheRose]

they way this was "restored" and the tools used really makes a blacksmith cry

[@Dat_Feathered_Boi]

I wish you uploaded restoration videos instead of videos about your cats and gameplay.

[@bigvegass]

Calm your tits neck beard. It was a bud k sword.

[@420jarsofthiccrawsauce5]

Wes eww he actually is a neck beard click on his channel

[@nanakoro07]

刀鍛冶以外が修復する以上別物になるのは当然でそれにどうこういうのは如何なものかと。

[@Chengade]

Never use screws please, but overall very very well done lad! Cheers

[@copelandart]

That left me almost speechless. The best thing about this "restoration" was that it was a cheap-ass sword, and it kept DT off the streets for a while. Other than that, he should do everyone a favor and pull the video.

[@kennethkingery2586]

Great Job.

[@dtrestoration8590]

thanks

[@out_aloud]

It's good. But you know, try bringing out the originality lil bit more ! Like the way you sharpened the blade , it was wrong. It's a katana youre handling, respect it ! The handle & the boses too. Restore a real katana someday. I'd love to see ✌

[@Invictus19]

i agree . the way he sharpened the blade . how he restore the handling .

[@out_aloud]

Duhh !! Don't take it in a wrong way !

[@out_aloud]

Take the good part in...leave out all the rest ! It's your passion that matters...not my comment or likes 😉

[@adriantataru7476]

Is really that the problem......a katana welded wtf man

[@gregf8167]

No please dont touch another japanese sword

[@patmcnamara9081]

I can assume that’s me really are knock offs at work I can assume that’s merely a knock off sword right? And if it is wouldn’t of been better just to put a point where the break was and make the tip of the sword into a knife/dagger?

[@永遠の15才]

どんな形であれ刀を生き返らせてくれてありがとう

[@davegutenech7188]

Very enjoyable thanks. The grinder on that one dident make me cringe like some others I have watched.

[@kinnikuraida32]

溶接するぐらいなら擦り上げで良かったのに

[@SANKAKUNEKOIllustration]

安心して。茎からして日本刀じゃないよ。

[@kinnikuraida32]

@@SANKAKUNEKOIllustration 中国のパチモンかもしれませんな

[@williamstriker4308]

Awesome..!!!!! Just Awesome..!!!!!.

[@pradith1]

Perdón pero al soldarlo la espada no recompone su unidad estructural , en la forma si, pero no en la estructura cristalina, lo más aconsejable es hacer dos excelentes Tantos

[@d.dbarbatos5442]

Es una katana es un sable no una espada y tienes razon su estructura no volvera de esa forma a de mas no guardo la belleza estetica de ese sable

[@MARIOALBERTO-em4kr]

De hecho reparar una es físicamente imposible ya debido a su estructura en capas y a su construcción bimetálica y ciertamente esta pegada por fuera pero por dentro esta técnicamente separada

[@d.dbarbatos5442]

@@MARIOALBERTO-em4kr tendrian q fundirla y aser un nuevo bloque y aser una nueva apartir de ese entonses xD

[@miguelvelez5861]

La verdad es que si, además no creo que ese sable estuviera hecho del acero tamahagane.

[@d.dbarbatos5442]

@@miguelvelez5861 bueno al menos intento reparar la katana pero la dejo recta no dejo la curbatura q debia tener xD tubo muchas fallas pobres katanas las personas creen q es como n el anime q pueden cortar todo xD cuando n realidad si tratan de cortar madera o materiales fuertes las arruinan deforman el filo y pueden romperse si quieren cortar madera usen un acha o un machete q son para trabajo xD

[@AharPrsk]

Плохая реставрация: клинок сварил электродом, затем сомнительная термообработка, гарду болгаркой повредил, рукоять не по канону, клинок не отполировал. Есть к чему стремиться! У нас хранение таких вещей не законно, но будь у меня такой, я бы очистил части клинка и пошел бы к кузнецу, чтобы тот кузнечной сваркой его восстановил, а далее своими руками, до тех пор пока к идеалу не привел бы.

[@alexanderlyaskovskiy9256]

Ему лучше вообще таким не заниматься. То что он сделал это дебилизм!

[@kylejimenez8597]

Hi sir, i think the sword wont be as strong as its original state coz you just put it together by soldering. I dont know how to explain it but, aside from that. You did a good job fixing it. Please bear with me as im not very good at english 😂. A thumbs up for you! 👍

[@АнтониоПетров-я7щ]

Братан великолепная очень качественная работа,круто супер,ты настоящий мастер!!! 👍🖒

[@Mhh0909]

Саморезы, КАРЛ, САМОРЕЕЗЫ!!!! WTF???

[@anifestorx6302]

У меня кровь из глаз течёт, ааа. Хосподи откуда беруться эти мамкины рестовраторы.

[@farikttt9917]

Надо подарить ему пасту ГОИ, два номера)

[@jason_benedict]

А то, что он лезвие сваркой схватил, тебя никак не напрягает? Вот это ужас.

[@dubaddik]

То есть, сварка тебя ни чуть не смутила?

[@Олегиегодружина]

Здесь уместнее сказать МИШОН!

[@thatvolvoguy6565]

I absolutely love the rattling sound the sword makes its sexy asf

[@luisrios8604]

I like it . Good job

[@dtrestoration8590]

thanks

[@munieru5953]

これ昔の人が見たら泣くだろうな。ひどい。

[@ナマコちゃん]

いや…外国人だからさ？大目に見てあげようよ。ね？

[@SANKAKUNEKOIllustration]

安心して。茎からして日本刀じゃないよ。

[@ゲール健太]

いや、すげーってなるだけやと思うで

[@ronaldfarnig8012]

にせ物だろう。きっと!

[@КарзаевКазаски]

昔の人は多分復活出来ただけでも喜んでくれると思うよ。劇用刀剣作者でもこれだけボロボロな物を復活させれたんだから。 ボロくて朽ちた形のまま廃棄される方が悲しいと思うよ。

[@frankgaletzka8477]

You have done a great work with the blade . A very good work. The handle of the sword is a bit rude and the modern screws Kill the whole Look Sorry a Detail but thats matters a lot

[@madforit7911]

The Phillips head screws spoiled it should have been brass rivets

[@ДобрыйДедушка-й2и]

Если бы глазастенький увидел эту реставрацию,он бы сделал этому реставратору и себе харакири!!!

[@Chris-xj4bj]

It's not like he was making it to kill bill, chill

[@MisterKyle93]

But man those screw instead of mekugi just kill me

[@vladimirpozner7138]

Кровь из глаз. Особенно термическая обработка.

[@AtlantDnepr]

А ручка на саморезах и опилки с суперклеем? Если это еще реальный трофейный, то капец.

[@bondaryura8855]

Это не японский меч,а какой-то самопал чайника,сделал потом помахав поломал, вспомнил решил отремонтировать...

[@adeleemiliabellamy4193]

My man just restored the motherfucking Anubis

[@yukimurayasanaki4238]

Antes de "restaurar" algo, por favor infórmate de cómo es que funcionan las cosas y por qué se llevan a cabo cada uno de los paso que son requeridos para su manufactura. Después investiga los materiales y el por qué son ocupados de esa manera. Así tendrías una leve idea de lo que deberías hacer. Desde mi perspectiva este es un trabajo muy malo, si de verdad es tu pasión deberías dedicarle mucho más tiempo y esfuerzo en hacer u trabajo de calidad, tratando de alcanzar el nivel de artesano...

[@nikolasescobedo9559]

La primera vez que veo que hacen algo así con una katana, es obvio que lo que está haciendo no sirve por muchos motivos

[@norskson6765]

Me wanting a real katana him having it randomly laying around while its broken in half.😅😅😅

[@user-lr4ht4zf6q]

A broken blade has to be completely reforged, otherwise it will break in the same area.

[@fictitiousbanduk3585]

Where do people find old broken katanas and swords i would love to buy one and restore one

[@xR4uLx1]

hola amigo ; con todo respeto lo mejor hubiese sido armarle un soporte para exibirlo. a mi juicio restaurar significa darle la gloria que una vez tuvieron .

[@アユカタワキ]

日本刀の修理で溶接なんて…ってコメント多いけど、よく見たらこれ『日本刀風の刃物』なんだよね。鍔やハバキが明らかに安っぽいし、鮫革なんかゴムみたい…。 価値あるものを台無しにしたワケじゃないんだから、そんなに目くじら立てなくてもいいんじゃないかな？

[@dtrestoration8590]

thanks for watching

[@keithspencersr.6806]

Good job

[@FrostigerHauch]

Kein Ding, er hat es echt drauf alte Sachen zu restaurieren mit klasse Ergebnissen. Aber den Bereich Schwerter sollte er jemand anderes überlassen. Ich habe kürzlich ein Video gesehen in welchem ein Langschwert restauriert wird. Rost mit Flex weg, Parierstange festgeschweißt. Da tun die Augen weh. Das sind historische Stücke die mit echter alter Handarbeit geschmiedet und gefertigt wurden. Da wird daran herumgeflext und geschweißt. Mit Schleifen geht Material weg, Rost entfernen lässt sich da noch anders. Schweißen macht dann sowieso alles kaputt. Wenn ein Schwert zerborsten ist gehört es zusammengeschmiedet und wenn daran etwas befestigt werden soll wie die Parierstange dann sicher auch nicht durch schweißen. Es gibt Methoden die keine modernen Geräte erfordern. Nur Hammer, Ambos, Metall und Hitze. Trotz alle dem, ein Lob für alles andere.

[@dtrestoration8590]

yes. thank you

[@SPAWNwar777]

Лезвие сварил и закалил хорошо. Молодец. Ручку меча сделал херово , за это большой минус.

[@odie2763]

A superior long sword broke it clean in half

[@lopaka76]

Screws have it looking ghetto.

[@randolphintergenerationalc5630]

Damn Good

[@anhtuann245]

You are definitely Vietnamese, because you have yellow skin and use Thien Long eraser :)

[@ronwallace6273]

great job keep up great work

[@dtrestoration8590]

yes. thank you so much

[@MNAYO]

First of all, the source of this would not be a Japanese sword. The basis is clear from the warp of the sword, the way the blade is attached, and the shape of the grip. Then, the truth of this video is that he did not repair, but made a long knife similar to a Japanese sword using a metal plate similar to a Japanese sword.

[@darrellfinley2825]

Looked legit to me by video , but I could tell by inspection if it was real, it had authentic rayskin..so....

[@roryarruda4333]

Perfect!

[@ИльяАндреев-ю4т]

Большей дичи и большего надругательства над мечем я в своей жизни еще не видел

[@marklilly2230]

Все ничего, но вот рукоятка... Саморезы, серьезно??? Лучше бы старую ручку от катаны поставил, без реставраци и то вид был бы более благородным.

[@barb1311]

@@marklilly2230 Боюсь, что он уничтожил дух самурая, который был в этом мече. Саморезы! ААААА!

[@jackhalloween7853]

Судя по внешнему виду - это сингунто, т.е. дешевый меч для регулярной армии времен второй мировой, привезенный в качестве сувенира (если это штатовский канал), так что духом самурая тут уже не пахнет. Если б была стоящая вещь, она бы в руки этому комраду не попала. А так получился нормальный дрын капустку порубить.

[@barb1311]

@@jackhalloween7853 Ладно, ладно. Это успокаивает. Как Вы и сказали - капустку рубить пойдёт. Просто саморезы, ну очень, смутили. Зато теперь есть штучка побаловаться

[@jamespierce6186]

😞?

[@imrans.263]

Was anyone else waiting for a water test?

[@QuestionableAsian1]

Did this dude really just weld 2 katana pieces💀

[@giangvi9832]

ông này là ng Việt Nam nè

[@pinguinoenanopicahu]

a temper is not done in parts because weakened the sword my friend first learns to work the iron greetings

[@nhbxlost6396]

How does one break a katana in half?

[@tanukichikiborn]

溶接したところは目立っちゃうなぁ

[@惣流ラングレー]

ですね、素材自体の多少の違いでも目立ってしまうので…あれは仕方ないと思います。 あの接合部を目立たなくするには砂鉄レベルまで戻す方が手っ取り早いですねww

[@radenzoelverditriharimurti8493]

and where is the original handle??? if you not using again..i want it...

[@ronaldsharpe9889]

Great til you got to the handle

[@larryfontenot9018]

Belated comment: Since that was a replica of a Japanese sword, no harm done. The blade polishing was only about half complete. Watch other restoration videos. The trick is to use progressively finer grit emery papers until you can no longer see scratches on the metal surface, and then polish it. The way you hardened the blade was also bad, since you heated it up inconsistently. To be strong, a blade needs to be heated and cooled as a single piece. I wouldn't be surprised if that blade shatters someday. You did okay when you started carving the socket for the handle in the two blocks of wood, but again stopped too soon. The halves should have fit against each other with no gaps. When securing the handle, since you were making a permanent one, it should have been pinned with brass rivets, not screws. Glue is optional. If you make a well-fitting socket in the handle, it doesn't need glue. Real Japanese sword blades were held in place with a single bamboo peg. Normal wood screws can weaken and rust, and might break eventually. They can also tear out of the wood.

[@dtrestoration8590]

yes. thank you so much for advice

[@tulimartin1]

Good job on destroying it

[@kpadmirer]

The sword that was broken...now hastily reglued. - The Bored of the Rings

[@imamsantoso7232]

Mantaaap uraaaaaa

[@the._.lonewolf7282]

Could have done better.felt sad for the katana

[@ねこですよろしくお願いします-o2m]

なんか最後西洋風日本刀になってて笑ったけど、これはこれでカッコいい！

[@zzzwohoya]

也 算文化交流^^

[@1100GSXR]

これがカッコイイだと?(´･ω･`) 柄とかもはや子供の玩具より酷いけどなw 会津の白虎刀思い出したわいw

[@nyoikewanyoike8852]

👍😁👋

[@タピオ-x9s]

ここの日本人結構刀に厳しくて草

[@第六天魔王織田信長公]

だって事実だし❗本来の日本刀の再生なら溶接では無く打ち直すものです！

[@ronaldsharpe9889]

Lol he put modern screws in it smh

[@緑茶-l1r]

見た目だけとは言え、どうせ使う訳ではないですし。 個人できれいに治すとは凄い。

[@dtrestoration8590]

thank you

[@leebarry6445]

Broken sword would break again at the same area...

[@PariahUnknown]

Depending on the metal of the sword, and the type of weld. Frequently, you end up having things snap near a weld because the weld is stronger than the base material. In the case of a sword, as long as it is well made, a sword shouldn't snap (If you look at the "broken" area, it actually looks sawed in half, not broken). As long as the sword doesn't receive extreme, concentrated stress, like from a bullet or something of that caliber, it should be fine.

[@kewintaylor7056]

@@PariahUnknown nope....this is just for show...they will never use it!...😝

[@PariahUnknown]

@@kewintaylor7056 Whether or not they use the sword is a different matter. It doesn't change the fact that if it was a functional sword originally, its integrity would not change much.

[@flexchan]

I wish he would have just refolded that damn thing...

[@colinkinch3445]

Yes it will break only use it has the way he fixed it would be decorative

[@あり-w5o]

多少の文明の力を使うのはいいがさすがに溶接とネジはちがうなぁー笑笑

[@ron693693]

へ・・ゼンゼン解って無い。 これは詐欺。もともと日本刀ではない。

[@BjornBS]

One does not simply WELD a Sword

[@liamthoralexanderspencer4684]

Yeah you reforge it but not by WELDING it

[@randyrandom3358]

Liam thor alexander Spencer lol

[@randyrandom3358]

Is this intended?

[@EP-yj1hf]

I imagine he doesnt intend on using it so

[@thatonecouchpotatoe7153]

Nah nah nah YOU WELD EVERYTHING ITS THE DUCTTAPE OF METAL AND DUCT TAPE FIXES EEVERRRRYYYYTHINNGGG!!!

[@kousirouzaiga2844]

折れた日本刀は繋げても魂が抜けており、似て非なる物なり 所謂、日本刀の形をした刃物という事になるだろう

[@user-tw1dn6my5h]

全く以てその通り

[@BR-fu4pf]

共感せざるを得ません。

[@ライちゃん-p9x]

ほんとそれ

[@黒狼-g2t]

刀の修復と言うから見たけど･･･最後刀の使い方も全然違う鉈でも振ってる様な感じだった･･･ハッキリ言ってなまくらを修復した様なモノだし･･･

[@jason-hh6lu]

Wish I could read all this.

[@BlackZero796]

Ah, it's Tanjirou's sword. Man that swordsmith is gonna be pissed.

[@dinoboi963]

hahahahahahaha tanjiro is almost stab with the swordsmith owner hahahahahaha

[@josephheffle7137]

Lol

[@novagamer2175]

True,

[@shivanshsharma72hh]

no its yorichi sword

[@BlackZero796]

@@shivanshsharma72hh Fair. But he is a master. So mo way his sword would break!

[@TheSoundOfSilence69]

This was no longer a Japanese sword before. After this restoration it is no longer even a sword.

[@coromon2810]

日本刀ではないねw 鋼と鉄の境目もないし、多分中国の偽物。

[@張家明-l6d]

原來日本刀都是這樣組成的

[@朧塚七味]

あおえもん. もしかしたら大戦時の軍刀の一種かも知れんぞ

[@manager5164]

大戦時、刀大量生産されたからなぁ

[@くんいか-l4p]

日本刀からただのロングソードに成り下がってしまった…。 刃紋もないし見るに耐えない

[@GYYYO]

確かに日本刀とはいえないけど、この人は趣味で直してみた動画をアップしただけじゃない。みんなピリピリ批判過ぎ。英語のコメも案外厳しいものもある。リラックスして見ましょう。

[@shellsnail1678]

どうせ溶接だろうと思ったけど本当にやるとは...‪w 見映えだけ再生させても意味ないんだよなぁ

[@第六天魔王織田信長公]

そうですよね！素人の日本人の自分でもわかるレベルですからね！

[@cyd9183]

打ち直すかと思ったら、溶接してて草

[@RyoponMonster]

CYD GOODMorning それな

[@どらごん-n1q]

まあ、そんなもんだろ…意味わかってない…┐(´･c_･｀ ;)┌ﾔﾚﾔﾚ

[@ガンダムの申し子]

これ刀じゃないらしいからね

[@Celicelicelica.]

割と真ん中で折れてますし、この場合2振りの短刀にするのも面白かったかもしれませんね( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ ) どうせなら鞘まで作って飾りましょう♪

[@JiryStark]

I knew from the start that it was impossible to restore a broken sword without reforging it, so I was curious about what you'd do and... impressed. It will never be an usable sword, but you got yourself a nice display piece so... congrats and nice job^^

[@proudpict2057]

May suggest that maybe working with the 2 pieces into 2 repurposed knives would have been a better idea rather than welding.

[@zzedstrike]

Who tf welds a sword back together and calls is restored, it would just snap at the same spot..

[@stacythacker5821]

Maybe he just wants to fix it to use for display but not actually use it?

[@DeathDay154]

Not if you do a good job

[@567davefair]

@@DeathDay154 there is NO WAY welding would give it the strength for anything but a display case, or to cut paper. Anything beyond paper would cause the weld to break.

[@hardfugoo1]

Perfection Man I love how people always think welds are done with bananas and dreams. Not actual metal. Weird.

[@steven94lopez]

Apparently the guy that made this video

[@jamessanders5397]

This must be a wall hanger, because it can't be used for anything else.

[@AmazingDailyWorks]

Great for decoration at home or hotel to keep as an antique thing.

[@HanSolo__]

It is far better for cutting than in a wall hanger to look at. Yes, I know it's zero use for cutting.

[@coo1249]

折れた模造刀からヤクザ映画のナガモノが出来たって感じかな？ 刀として見てはいけないのかもね

[@ktmosaka]

むちゃくちゃな日本刀の再生方法。素人だから仕方がないが、刀が泣くわ。

[@user-un-known]

日本刀じゃないんで、大丈夫。

[@山田翔-x4d]

お前も素人定期

[@davidhanaokacovre1344]

まー斬れる用に成ったらそれで良いじゃね？

[@Sideshow320]

I haven't even finished the video yet, but I was curious about the comments because it was obvious what I would find down here. You're trying, you're learning, and you're sharing your experiences. What more is there? How else do we grow? Has anybody even bothered to notice that he's thanked EVERYBODY for their comment, even the overly unnecessary negative ones??? Does that count for nothing??? Look man, you're clearly a good person, and you already know more than I do even though I just fix things around the house mainly, but this stuff does interest me. One day I might want to expand my knowledge base so I can fix more. Since nobody friggin talks in person anymore, showing what you know and fishing for constructive criticism is a great way to progress. I commend you for putting yourself out there. Thank you for sharing and I just subscribed! I hope to follow you on your journey as you continue to grow your library of knowledge and skill. Take care and stay positive buddy!

[@Sideshow320]

It was my pleasure, and Ill be looking forward to that next project. Take care😁

[@pdoutdoors7272]

Ha,,, I did the same thing,, stopped at 3:06 to see the haters comments.

[@Cyclonus-qy5hp]

That was a really well made comment that wasn't a bunch of whining. Thank you.for spending your time making that.

[@uktony1525]

Agree 100%.

[@bahur47]

The guy just wants views and internet dolars , he doesn't give a fuck about learning how to restore things properly . He knows that there are people that will watch his videos anyways and he will get money .

[@felipepubillones2768]

I just came across this and want to throw my 2 cents in. I applaud you for getting it back into 1 piece. But from the finishing is where it went down hill: The blade is all scratched up. If getting professional sanding equipment is not feasible, my I suggest using finer grit so you don't end up with so many scratch marks. The handle could have been done more safely with respect to the guard. I saw that the orbital sander left quite some damage to the underside. Although carving would have been the best option, if you want to keep using the sander, remove the handle for shaping. Phillips screws do ruin the look. If you can't replicate the original, then do try rivets like someone else suggested. Or at the very least, use the leftover sawdust to cover them up. Try to see how the leather is wrapped in the handle next time around. It looked to be in good shape (and the wear would help give the restoration character). Replace the original binding. Figured enough people have just blankly tried insulting you or ripping you a new one. I love katanas and just feel that this could have been finished better. Hope the constructive criticism I have tried to give you is if some use.

[@Reactiontime6000]

U act like he cares

[@lesgamester7356]

Look at the metal finishes on the Random Hands site. They use 120 to 2000 grade papers, and brass cast parts of the handles.

[@Tymirkle]

It says he’s not that good but he loves what he does so and I think it looks awesome who are u to judge mr expert

[@gankald]

@@Tymirkle gotta love how you are trying to tell someone off who just wants to give advice XD not to mention the guy who made the video eaven asks for adivce... what makes it eaven better is that he says that in the sentence after your 'quote' here is both your part and that sentence you seem to have not cared about reading. ("I am not an expert in the field of tool restoration. But I love this job. So please comment and contribute to me to learn more for the next project.")

[@matthewe5917]

If you want to learn how to wrap samurai sword tsuka handles look up tsuka-maki. It's the art of handle wrapping

[@黒崎れん-x5s]

低評価の殆どが日本人だろうな。 せめて大事に使って薪でも割ってくれ

[@user-un-known]

日本刀じゃないんだから、別に良いと思うんだけどね。 英語で違いを説明してるコメントもあるし。

[@maximmax4090]

Если это действительно НАСТОЯЩАЯ катана, то она не собирается в кучу при помощи сварки ( кстати 15 кузнецов настоящих катан получили инфаркт после этого видео) Такие мечи соединяют переплавкой и перековкой, такой меч в лучшем случае можно только повесить на стену как украшение.

[@alexshkut]

Тут в основном англоязычные. Такой меч - больше не меч. Его даже перековать невозможно )))

[@alexshkut]

И он лопнет там, где его сварили.

[@literregul7294]

Это уже не катана. Это говно катаной не назовешь. Сварка электродом! А закалил как?! Одна нецензурщина прет на этого рукожопого "мастера".

[@user-un-known]

Спокойно, это не катана.

[@kevinarein9495]

Relax people, this sword is not a true nihonto. The tang is completely wrong in form, this is an old Chinese replica. The hi (fuller) is also far too wide, the hi-machi and mune-machi (edge and back notches) do not line up. True nihonto rarely snap in half like this one did, they tend to have the hardened edge crack through where then the soft spine bends or even twists. He also reheated the entire length, which would likely remove the hamon entirely if it ever existed. Which means this is likely monosteel, which he did heat to relieve any pressure on the steel instead. Most Chinese replicas are made of monosteel that us uniformly tempered (if tempered at all) because it is cheap to do so. If you want to learn more about japanese swords, there's several communities online that are dedicated to such things. Look 'em up! He is just having fun restoring a Japanese-style sword. I would say more power to him as long as he doesn't try any of this on the real thing! Of course, if its broken already, its more a study piece to begin with.

[@kevinarein9495]

Aaaaand even if this were a true nihonto, even not broken, the edge geometry is completely off and its so terribly out of polish that you'd spend more than its worth to have it properly restored. It looks to be a wakizashi (under two feet) which means its potential value is a lot less. For every one katana out there, there's three or more wakizashi.

[@vonclap]

Correct, Can't break like that...still videos ok

[@LeaderofStupid]

I learned something today.

[@operavirtues]

Knowledge I'm just jealous sorry

[@mesaralbujeyash6976]

Shut up kevin wtf is ur name means frist of all n u dont shit about swords u just running ur mouth for nathing just shutup