This CARBON FIBER blade is INSANE!!! - making a FUNCTIONAL GIANT SWORD Part 5 |

This carbon fiber blade is insane, and one step closer to making a functional giant carbon fiber sword!
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[@tyrionas]

Hey Shad, I will repeat my comment from the previous video: as someone working on giant composite pieces for rockets, i would suggest different composites and assembly methods. I think I would go for a Carbon/aluminium sandwich panel, 10-20mm thick (Carbon skins and aluminium honeycomb core). The edges I would actually have them made in sort of U shape that wraps the carbon panel instead of being embedded in the carbon layup. With the current design, if you have too much torsion forces, it might delaminate with a big sword. then that U shape edge would be glued and riveted (with flush rivets) to the panel. That'd be very strong and very rigid while remaining light. Trust me, we make 20m long pieces of composites for rocket fairings and delamination is a real issue the bigger the carbon part becomes. EDIT: I realize that aluminium honeycomb core is really hard to come by and use for homemade composite but it can be replaced with specific foams that do the same job and are easier to deal with. If you are interested in knowing more about composite design Shad, don't hesitate to send me a PM. EDIT 2: another solution to have some sort of honeycomb core would be to 3D print it, you can have the shape you want (tapered for example) and print it in many section that you can glue to each other.

[@lilyofluck371]

replying to boost this comment. It needs to reach the top

[@VABJMJ]

Very useful comment

[@toxicthereporter515]

Boosting. Composites will be the way to go for a functional giant sword.

[@MagicH8balls]

I work with carbon composites as well, this man is spot on

[@calebfasnacht8698]

Boosting comment

[@mirceazaharia2094]

One step closer to Guts' Dragonslayer.

[@XINGCRAFT]

Now we need to see one

[@ottoes8098]

The channel "pretty hate machining" has been making one for months and it will weigh over 300lbs!

[@Exxt3R]

It was too big to be called a sword. Massive, thick, heavy, and far too rough. Indeed, it was a heap of raw carbon fiber.

[@echomaster1242]

One thing they need to do is give the edge more metal, a millimeter of edge doesn’t sound good for longevity

[@Blaquer17]

Admittedly, the Dragonslayer was specifically a HEAVY sword. It barely even carried an edge. The weight is what made it so dangerous, not just the fact that it was 2 or 3 meters long.

[@faolon9343]

That disappointment in Tyranth's face when the blade didn't fail. Real life version of "task failed successfully".

[@fredashay]

They make spaceships out of this stuff (and maybe a space elevator cable someday). It had better hold up to being used as a knife to hit a piece of lumber!

[@samael4550]

@@fredashayvery, very different applications. Carbon fiber used on space vessels needs to be able to tolerate the heat and pressure of going through the atmosphere, not direct clashing with steel and other metal. Those are two very different forces. It’s not made to be indestructible, it’s just a strong _enough_ material for their application that is extremely light. The weight is the main factor for use in spaceships, not because it’s the ‘strongest’ material. Spaceships don’t need to be super shielded, only parts that will be exposed when exiting/entering the atmosphere need any sort of serious protection, and those are made of other metal composites. The Lunar landers were made of essentially aluminum foil because all that it needed to do was seal off the cabin from the outside, not tolerate any forces from air/debris.

[@alexanderthom7567]

I have a feeling this will get lost in the comments, but I work in prosthetics and orthotics and we often work with carbon fiber laminations.1 of the ways that we increase durability and add flexibility as well as reducing cost within the lamination is adding layers of fiber glass Or nylon or nyglass or perlon layers between layers of carbon fiber. The type of resin you use also has a large effect on how the product behaves. I would recommend looking into prosthetic lamination materials for further development of this project and the research surrounding those laminations.

[@adrianj2666]

cool

[@sleepycritical6950]

Fiberglass is a lot more dangerous to work with though, the shards when inhaled could cause long term damage. Might need a fumigator to ensure minimal risk but then it's too expensive and not exactly homemakeable

[@spoofs8681]

The carbon fibre saga is getting better with every entry

[@jtjames79]

I would add rebar. Put wire mesh in the middle to keep cracks from processing. I think it was teaching tech channel that has a way to make graphene, that can be added to the resin to significantly increase strength as well.

[@scythesinguialuciferkronos8599]

Shad's words of how the carbon fiber bouncing back from the lower amount of mass so it didn't get bitten into by the other sword has the same energy as "it's a feature, not a bug."

[@joefish6091]

steel has elasticity ie bounce too

[@wea69420]

@@joefish6091 not in the same proportion due to the mass. The sharpened edge on a steel sword tends to crumple or chip away, dissipating a lot of that energy that would've gone towards bouncing and making them feel dead when compared to a

[@maybehuman4]

Shad definitely has a hard-on for carbon fiber. But there is a reason why it's not used in this manner. Same reason we don't use aluminum or carbon fiber in bullets. In certain applications, like bullets, the mass is more important than the speed to transfer the energy you want to accomplish the purpose you want.

[@Grunttamer]

@@maybehuman4 absolutely not true. This is why lighter faster bullets are better. The equation is kinetic energy = 1/2 (mass * velocity^2) so energy increases much more rapidly by varying velocity than mass

[@maybehuman4]

@@Grunttamer This is completely false. Otherwise all bullets would be made of aluminum by now instead of LEAD. Aluminum is lighter, stronger, and faster. But we use LEAD for a reason. Care to guess why?

[@tongs1073]

i like how much effort is being put into this concept just because all of us collectively want to make/know the viability of a giant sword in combat

[@davfree9732]

The MGS cyborg ninja is one step closer to reality.

[@JS-kh5ls]

Just because we have the technology, we never stopped to ask if we should. And the answer is yes.

[@pennymac16]

Shadiversity team roles: Shad - the enthusiast Nate - the safety zealot Tyranth - the engineer

[@TheEyez187]

15:15 - Not very zealous!! >XD

[@pennymac16]

@@TheEyez187 I'm sorry, I don't get what you mean :s

[@Rafelandroid2]

Hey look buddy, im an engineer That means i solve problems. Not problems like what is beauty, because that would fall under your own philosophical conundrums. ... I solve practical problems If you face into problem and couldn't solve it, use a gun. and if that don't work, use more gun. Like this heavy tripod-mounted 13mm caliber sentry gun designed by me. built by me. and you best hope... not pointed at you.

[@TheEyez187]

@@pennymac16 The wearing of the safety goggles didn't last very long! :D

[@pennymac16]

@@TheEyez187 I guess you have a point. Maybe Nate isn't very good at his job of basically a self-appointed workplace safety commisioner :P

[@Daemondog]

Shad going ham on that wood as Tyranth and Nate rush to stop him in slow mo is just priceless.

[@matthewavery8756]

I was just going to the comments to post this 🤣

[@delvint9966]

I loved that moment to :D

[@Twiska]

Pure Office Space vibes.

[@SupremeDP]

It actually looks staged it's so perfect lmao.

[@phantom_paladin1848]

Shad was just having so much fun with the thing

[@rianmacdonald9454]

That carbon fibre blade is actually very impressive.

[@xLoLRaven]

One thing to consider, is that regardless of its use as a combat blade? This type of blade would be great for brush clearing.

[@jaymethodus3421]

That blade is friggin terrifying actually but it’d be dope to see something similar in a gladius-machete type of hybrid blade that could be used for hiking and camping. Super impressive build quality guys

[@jameskazd9951]

ehh for something like a manchette i would rather have the weight so it is easier to power through brush

[@peezieforestem5078]

I really like this format where you're not just discussion things theoretically, but actually building and testing them!

[@Irritum123]

The date on the blade shows that this was filmed 2 days ago. Jeez guys, you are working super hard to deliver the videos! I am amazed and have humongous respect for your dedication.

[@zwenkwiel816]

They made us wait 2 days?!

[@dbio305]

@@zwenkwiel816 bro, editing takes time

[@tylerlogan4747]

Pretty sure he was making a joke ... Or at least if sure hope so xD

[@zwenkwiel816]

@@dbio305 nah man I do that shit all the time, windows movie maker is easy......

[@rabelingoodstanding2628]

Nothing is Cooler than corny done right and Shad has got to be among the top five Coolest dudes on the internet. Always a pleasure watching his content.

[@alexanderwiles2003]

you guys have such good chemisty and as a fellow engineer i full understand the "its just a prototype" thing like whenever i want to show something that isnt a finished product to someone i find myself saying this a million times

[@asmodon]

21:42 Shad‘s look in this scene cracks me up. Plus, that stress test was really impressive!

[@koryonos]

each day that shad's team stays together the closer we get to monsterhunter timeline

[@kingmasterlord]

it's coming kzbin.infoUgkxOAVTjv8erLnySUSAI6v9KgLZF3SUcGf1

[@wolfrosefrost5475]

Proof of a hero rising in the background.

[@lazylonewolf]

When his castle becomes the first MH guild

[@foxburton4275]

@@lazylonewolf Makes sense that the first MH guild would be in Australia

[@zero.Identity]

would be interesting to test the big hammer. if you could make it lighter but remain enough weight with a strong core in the middle to still have a big punch

[@TornadoCreator]

I feel sorry for Tyranth who's clearly trying to be practical and realistic while Shad gets all excited at the possibilities. You can tell that at some point Tyranth has had to talk Shad down from some truly mad project ideas. Never change guys, I love seeing the passion.

[@zenopssmdk]

This is like actual science stuff since I really haven't seen someone try a practical Carbon Fiber Sword. If I was rich I'd be an investor and ask you guys to make me one.

[@rickplayzyt6277]

I love how you guys started with a Seax as a test for a carbon fiber blade

[@henryshistory]

Shad I am a young archeologist and love history and your videos thank you for all your hard work to make these videos great

[@razzo086]

Lmao Shad going off and getting carried away at hammering the crap out of wood beam was hilarious

[@shawn445]

@razzo086 I was thinking the scene of Blinken attacking the pillar in Robin Hood: Men in Tights

[@ricardosanchez2851]

Amazing videos! I love the direction the channel has taken; the interesting projects you've come up with and the chemistry between the team is a perfect mix between passion and goofiness that just makes you happy to watch. Keep up and I hope you get all the support you need!

[@2ndio405]

Wow, a super chat. Take my comment! +1

[@eatonknass247]

Tyranth is a craftsman after my own heart. Insane pride in his work to the point you can see he wants to go all in on the prototype and make it as beautiful a piece as possible. Seriously fun series Edit: though I've seen it in a ton of videos, Nates form when he swings is 🤌. He's like a loaded spring and when he starts moving, he's already finished.

[@Ben_Kimber]

Tyranth is the guy who was really expecting the blade to crack when hacking at the wood.

[@eatonknass247]

The younger bearded one

[@realmvps7320]

Nate makes a cut so clean it reseals the bottle and the water stays inside.

[@darkshadow851]

It's also interesting to note how Shad and Tyranth reflexively close their eyes when they hit the water body. Especially Tyranth, his eyes are practically closed during the entire follow-through. Nate on the other hand has nothing more than a quick blink.

[@Mannu-ou6vz]

20:47 The look on Shad's face when he hits the 2X4 with a carbon fiber blade...and then realizes he can keep doing it.

[@JohnDoe-wt2zz]

Shad was behaving like a caveman that discovered a new tool in this video, the wide eyes and thumbs up in the first pool noodle cut, the 'ugh?' after the first 2x4 hit followed by the hammering, etc... it was funny

[@theodoregabranth1800]

Shad was purring after every strike in slow motion. It gotta be incredibly satisfying 😂

[@doughdip8910]

There was nothing more hilarious than that slowmo and shad just waling on that piece of wood 🤣🤣

[@Sirperfluous]

Shad your expression and excitement when you descirbe how fast the sword is going to be at 29:20 made my day. 😄

[@asmodon]

19:15 „You expect everything to be weaker than it is.“ „Because it is!“ Flawless logic

[@kaljlowe]

I like the 'distinguished sword saint' look Shad is working. Longer hair works! And the tests and banter just makes me smile!

[@wilburwilliams36]

*Isshin flashbacks*

[@hanno_t]

This is your best project ever. So interesting to see how the Giant Sword will turn out! And Tyrant and Nate are really good additions to the channel. Love to see you three working together so well.

[@2jlee]

Fantastic progress. Showing the testing and development steps is great.

[@tuliotonheiro]

Dudes! Your are asking for support and are f-ing delivering! This video and peeks on future projects show that. It's not much, but please accept this. Much love from a Brazilian fan.

[@rubbernuke1234]

Slow motion Shad showing wood who's boss is peak internet joy. Only by wearing Guts armour while slicing a tree down with The Titan could it get better.

[@rubbernuke1234]

@@manubishe The sequence starts around 20:45. Even slowed down Shad sounds like a tiger wreaking havoc.

[@CtrlFreak1337]

22:11 Shad's smugness on the "Still held up though" had me rolling. Lost the battle, won the war? xD

[@patricklee5239]

I just love the new "coming soon" segments at the end of each video. I love seeing what you guys have in store for us.

[@lemonlefleur6236]

With every Shadiversity I grow closer and closer to filling a compendium of “Alternative Fantasy” weapons. A light blade as strong as it’s heavier counterparts? Magical Item my dudes.

[@Velanestar]

Nate definitely had the best edge alignment on the water bottle, with how insanely clean he cut. Masterful design too Tyranth.

[@DeadpoolADZ]

I make things with carbon fibre all the time and it might be worth looking into the forged fibre method with chopped tow. Due to the fibres being in a more random orientation i find it to be considerably stiffer than the woven fabric meaning you can make thinner and lighter parts, although the manufacturing process would be more difficult.

[@brendanmorgan109]

That was crazy. Really enjoying these fun and practical experiments.

[@coyotejake9164]

As a (hobbyist) custom knifemaker, I find these videos fascinating. Great work, all!

[@TYRANTH_]

My predictions were Indeed Wrong...but hey atleast we Learnt things

[@Armored_Muskrat]

You chaps have really hit your stride with making videos together. Great to see!

[@athistim]

I can't wait to see the larger version. I think the added size and weight combined with its cutting ability will be very cool to see.

[@diamonddacc9662]

21:34 So much pride in Shad in this clip. I'm so happy for you guys that you get to have so much fun with this stuff!

[@Chyortt]

Tyranth like any perfectionist, "This isn't beautiful, this is a prototype."

[@jebbis96]

I'm so excited for the big sword. So excited.

[@magusfire31]

You got my support Shad and crew! Loved your content for a while and it is only getting better. First youtube channel where I became a member, and well deserved. Keep up the good work!

[@shadiversity]

Thank you so much!

[@abcdef27669]

Just love how the "Giant Sword Saga" is going. Suggestion of video: Crocodile Dundee as a medieval RPG character.

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Can’t wait to see the full sword getting built up. Gonna be DOPE.

[@murtazamohseni4382]

LOL your excitement is contagious i am excited for the sword version.

[@Spiceodog]

Thanks! Can’t wait to see the big one!

[@Perrin-the-Fletcher]

These types of videos deserve WAY more views. It’s so sad to hear how you are struggling. Keep doing what you’re doing!!! It’s some of the best content out there!!!

[@fa-ajn9881]

What's been going on? Been a long time since I've been here.

[@wolokowoh0]

@@fa-ajn9881 If I'm not mistaken they are talking about the KZbin algorithm. It has been an issue for this main channel because of the live streams he is doing. They now unlist the archive version of them and link to those elsewhere because having the live streams listed on the same channel were preventing the regular videos from being recommended. Meaning all the views were coming from subscribers seeking out the content themselves. Shad can see in analytics. View count is down for the simple reason YT keeps changing what it wants. First it 10 minutes for ads, then it was livestreams, and now its shorts. But that's just how the site works. It's counterintuitive and inconsistent. Sometimes you work harder and YT screws you for it.

[@Saskaruto16]

@@wolokowoh0 He should make a separate channel for the livestreams which is what most multi-form content creators are doing now.

[@wolokowoh0]

@@Saskaruto16 Yeah it's still a dumb issue though. Especially since Shad already has multiple channels and the livestreams on Knights Watch don't affect Knights Watch recommendations but do on Shadiversity despite the fact Knights Watch also does long form content in addition to livestreams. The subject matter is different, but its the same type of video. The topics of the livestreams on Shadiversity fit the Shadiversity channel which is why he is doing them here. So soon Shad is going have to five or six channels just for the algorithm is screwed up. His solution to unlist them and provide a link elsewhere is easier to manage on his end.

[@Saskaruto16]

@@wolokowoh0 Yeah KZbin algorithm and systems are honestly just trash. Everyone having to work around them so much is terrible especially when it was so much more effective and accurate to what we as viewers wanted to see years ago.

[@leydrewle]

Thanks! Shad and crew you guys have inspired me and my illustrative work for over 3 years! Thank you and may the carbon fiber MAYHEM CONTINUE!

[@ryanwood6006]

Love this crative and hands on content. Love seeing things made and tested!

[@darkwolf1328]

Excellent work, i appreciate the effort and dedication to this build, dispite your distain (or that of your past self) for this style of blade. This is truly an entertaining series

[@SoI_Badguy]

If the titan sword works out well, you should try to make a longsword! I'm curious as to how light and effective it could be.

[@shadiversity]

We'll be making a longsword first, to test a midrange size and it's rigidity and another blade attachment method.

[@SoI_Badguy]

Oh, nice. I imagine fast tip cuts are going to be kind of crazy with the leverage and velocity of such a light and stiff longsword.

[@vivil2533]

@@shadiversity If you're still on the Carbon fiber hype train, after the TITAN SWORD. i would love to recommend an over sized videogame/anime Halberd or one of those "great axe" weapons. That is assuming you still get the funding, and are still enjoying the process of making oversized weapons functional.

[@nakkipatukka123]

This is the coolest project I've seen

[@Stormbringer178]

i've followed all the full story and i am really looking forward for more, you really psyched me up

[@0calvin]

I'm impressed that the binding between the blade and the carbon held up so well. Nicely done, guys.

[@sowianskizonierz2693]

I like the moment from 23:35 to 23:42 when Nate first gives a quick answer but then suddenly realizes what the actual question was. I just thought it was a wholesome moment seeing his thought process

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Jeez! The video turnout lately is wild. Just watched the last carbon fiber video before bed last night and wake up to this.

[@iskandarthegreat0487]

Super excited to see where your gonna go with this

[@chrisschroeck7370]

This is very insightful! I'm going to watch the build video now.

[@brycesagner4497]

Shad has mastered the “I was right” strut.

[@KinaIchi]

Can we talk about how he cut the bottle and it didn’t move!!! Do you know how much skill that takes? That means his slice was almost geometrically STRAIGHT and strong.

[@gabrieldeoliveira7725]

He channel his inner weeb... I mean... SAMURAI.

[@demoulius1529]

Oke you know what. You guys convinced me to get my first channel membership. :D You guys always provide me with hours of entertainment and making videos like this is bloody expensive. I hope it helps you guys keep doing it in the future!

[@reaganjanaerichard5009]

Great job, guys! Looks like it's coming along nicely! I'm excited for the giant sword!

[@asmodon]

This is existing! Looking forward to the final design.

[@colmduggan8230]

Been watching your channel since 2016 always loved the variety of topics you cover it is always something different which keeps the channel interesting its not much but hope it helps

[@Sayne7]

Rest in peace prototype carbon fiber shortblade

[@Blessed_V0id]

12:20 I adore these 3. He just bowled over, showung the damgage. Showing the craftsmanship, swordsmanship and his own damn charisma. I dunno, maybe im a drunkard peasant, but I think they are coop

[@ravenheartwraith]

The editing of Shad chopping that wood was hilarious! These videos keep getting better.

[@Captain_Yata]

I did NOT expect it to do this well. I shared your sentiment and thought the blade would detach, but wow it is much more durable than I thought

[@harlymeyer1073]

Thank you. I cant wait to see the rest! As a child ive always used swords on tree branches and trimming back the yard.

[@DrPicklePants]

"As soon as it takes a small critical failure it starts to critically fail." OceanGate could have used your help.

[@ironbatman9689]

I think Tyranth might have been crying during his swings in the durability test after Shad just went Hog-wild.

[@twizzler-906-7]

The carbon fiber blades are the most exciting videos u have done yet, keep it up U guys loving the content

[@jek__]

I love watching you sit there trying to break your own creation as hard as you can, thats real engineering

[@aurielklasovsky1435]

That's awesome. Best of luck in your quests

[@stevenpetrillo9527]

You know? That bit at the end where you’re arguing about attachment methods and cost of materials was a super believable way to plug the subscription sites 😂

[@Blaquer17]

Tyranth was ABSOLUTELY trying to break it, not just trying to test it after that first strike on the board

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

I started watching this, and it pegged the Nerd-o-meter on my desk.

[@asphaltpilgrim]

Best kind of nerdiness! THanks for the fun and games.

[@greganderson6371]

I’m really enjoying this. It’s reminding me of Brandon Herrera and his series where he’s building the AK-50. Both series give a lot of insight into the R&D process, as well as break down the actual science behind mechanical design and why things are built the way they’re built. All while being easy to digest and extremely entertaining. It kinda makes me want to see the two channels collaborate.

[@windigowhispers]

Are we starting the "where's the Giant sword shad?" Meme

[@greganderson6371]

@@windigowhispers I’m on board.

[@jasonalen7459]

Shad and Brandon Herrera making a modern gun sword? I'm in.

[@greganderson6371]

@@jasonalen7459 I feel like we’d get some real WH40K shit out of it.

[@lazzie7495]

It would be cool but I'm not sure they would get along very well.

[@marcogenovesi8570]

Now THAT is a NOIF!

[@kenmckittrick7876]

Thanks!

[@mattiOTX]

These men are out here building a new blade to add to history using KZbin to fund them. Don't need kings anymore. Keep up the good work gents.

[@ZttackFrmBhind]

I would love a video where you go through all of the design ideas you had for this build, all of your sketches, tests, brainstorming sessions etc.

[@mythguard6865]

Tyranth lives in a world of cardboard, everything breaks around him

[@willischwabe1324]

21:40 I literally made a "thumbs up" to my screen. I love that content. So wholesome!

[@hawkknight4223]

God bless you all! Exquisitely done video. I look forward as always. To the next one!

[@cloudsRniceC0M3]

The age old questiom: What weighs more: 1kilo of carbon fibre Or 1kilo of steel?

[@Oceanbestie]

Evidently the steel, as steel is heavier than carbon fibre

[@bullwyrk]

same weight😄

[@Tuck-Shop]

1 kilo of carbon fibre as you have to carry the weight responsibility of hazardous chemicals and not knowing what your creations will lead towards.

[@guycoolSpore2]

"I don't get it."

[@bullwyrk]

@@Oceanbestie 1kg of anything = 1kg of anything ... doeasn't matter what you weigh ... the volume might be different but that wasn't the question!

[@shadowpoetrk]

I love the three grown men. "We need to cut more. Yeah, lets cut some more stuff up." Exactly what I would be doing.

[@scottydu81]

Thank you for the Freedom Unit conversions, mate! A real peach!

[@Flummiification]

I like that you spread it out over so many videos. it's not boring because you share the progress and reasons for your steps.

[@isaacwanner6594]

Really excited to see where this is going!

[@KDog-rj9dt]

That looked like a lot of fun

[@X08-Chill]

This did not disappoint, excited to see the full Carbon Sword

[@Snulge]

I felt like at 21:30 it was to the point where Tyranth was like "Come on you mother BREAK, UGH BREAK, CRACK, FRACTURE, SNAP!" With each hit haha. Gosh this channel is going to make history, this is exhilarating! If I didn't just buy a house i'd be investing in the channel because i feel like this is historically important to make this sword. I need to see a massive sword be usable and i'm having hope that it is possible!