Making a SWORD out of rusted a spring.

Making a sword from an old spring. Many sword are forged from a chain or from a bearing, but since I don't have a forge, my choice fell on a spring. This production of swords differs from the traditional as well as the design itself.
First, heating the spring in the fire, I making it flat and at the same time relieved the stress from the steel. This will later help me shape the contours of the sword more easily.
First, on a sheet of paper, I drew the outlines of a sword and transferred it to a metal blank using spray paint.
I cut out the shape of the sword with an angle grinder.
After which I started rough sanding on a belt sander and turned the strip into a long piece of steel in the shape of a sword.
I made the guard using a thick piece of brass. I cut it to size with a tape machine and machined a guard with a drilling machine.
I hardened the sword in oil. I made the release of the metal after hardening in oil heated over a fire, but unfortunately this part of the video was lost by me.
For the manufacture of the sword handle, I used wood, which I first glued together, and then formed the handle itself on a grinding machine.

[@carsky1980]

@5:14....that bandsaw needs a raise! LOL Another beautiful build!!

[@toutlesilver4249]

Basically, it is a leaf spring used in trains and automobiles, so it is the highest quality carbon steel. It is a high-strength carbon steel that is incomparable to old steel. These days, people were very fond of old-style Japanese swords a few years ago, but these days it's different. This is because people realized that the steel made by the modern iron manufacturing method has superior elasticity and rigidity than the old iron material. The old-fashioned folding method was used because the basic quality of traditional Japanese iron was very poor. However, in the case of the highest quality carbon steel in which impurities have been removed down to the decimal point by modern steel manufacturing methods, such a welding method may not be necessary.

[@liamr6672]

And an old spring has been used and abused for years and may develop micro cracks that can cause the sword to break.

[@bobyshark8258]

Très beau et bien fait comme d'habitude.👍👍

[@kerstin4516]

Is there anything you can't do? A simple "wow!" from Germany

[@tn1881]

Iron sand in Japan is iron sand that magma has weathered. This iron sand has low phosphorus and sulfur content and contains vanadium. Phosphorus and sulfur make steel brittle, and vanadium strengthens it. In tatara ironmaking, the iron sand is semi-molten by keeping the furnace at 1300℃, but only phosphorus, sulfur and impurities and slag are melted and discharged. So impurities and slag are removed from the material tamahagane of katana. It is produced using the same tamahagane material as katana, a high-end kitchen knife made in Japan. kzbin.infoTldpPYewaQo Vanadium makes the steel malleable and easy to roll, making it easy to fold. By folding, the vanadium is finely dispersed and combined with carbon to form a fine metal structure, so the katana has excellent hardness, abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, and toughness, and becomes beautiful when sharpened. Hitting the steel with a hammer removes the carbon with a spark, so the carbon content drops to 0.7%, which is suitable for katana. By folding, the steel of katana is in a state where austenite and martensite, which have different hardnesses, are dispersed. When a katana is sharpened with a Japanese sharpening stone, the austenite is removed and martensite remains, so the blade becomes like a microscopic saw. That's why Japanese knives sharpen when cutting. Japan's Hitachi Metals developed Yasugi Specialty Steel (yasugi hagane) around 1970 by analyzing and applying tatara ironmaking and tamahagane. Yasugi Steel has the same properties as katana, so it is hard, impact-resistant, and hard to break. This special steel is used for various purposes such as cutlery steel, high-end kitchen knife material, razor material(Gillette,Schick,Wilkinson razor steel), automobile parts material, automobile engine parts, and aircraft engine parts. Japanese knives and zwilling Japanese knives are made from steels such as Blue Paper Steel (Aogami) and White Steel (Shirogami) based on Yasugi Steel.

[@teddyenriquez3429]

Beautiful

[@j.m.k.3406]

Pretty man, nice job

[@ammeor]

Magnifique travail, comme d'habitude. Félicitations

[@yunusmustafa6914]

Bismillah ma sha Allah very ver nice

[@janosszakal5028]

Wonderful work 🙏❤️🌅🔥👌

[@Cobbshobbies]

very nice!

[@victorree517]

Well done. Outstanding work

[@masoudahmad4348]

It looks thiker then the normal katana and Deadpool Will love that for Christmas

[@user-dom]

Ну и терпения у тебя , самурай 👍💪

[@EzraEpic]

Question: when you heat treated the blade, do you know how hot the blade actually got?

[@castibegediniz4493]

SHOW DE BOLA 👍🇧🇷

[@JGV_IX]

Absolutely brilliant! I love your approach to this - I can see your woodworker/maker experience in it. When you went in with that rotary polisher - I just smiled thinking that these are my people (woodworkers can make anything 😊)

[@WDRestoration]

Thanks for watching. 👍👍👍

[@ronin2963]

Brilliant!!! Great way to recycle old steel

[@dc-comunic]

A true work of art

[@loic7100]

Quelle belle réalisation BRAVO et quelle patience, merci pour cette vidéo👍👋

[@WDRestoration]

Merci d'avoir regardé.

[@alexiesjohnedra6300]

very nice but most people missed the "out of rusted a spring" on the title is it supposed to be "out of a rusted spring" 😄

[@behaali8009]

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[@fabiopinkoo]

Trabalho sensacional

[@1966cambo]

cool!

[@jerrieyum]

That is a beautiful wakasashi

[@matheoperez]

Lol

[@slckb0y65]

wonderfull blade, shorter for more maneuvrability (the way i like it) yet thicker to compensate for loss of cutting power, beautifull blade geometry, tastefull finitions... 9.5/10

[@user-uv9ot2io5w]

super!!!

[@user-sj1tt3bq5q]

Самый лучшыи меч😊

[@johnditto9879]

Como se faz pra ela não enferrujar?

[@johnfirmo]

Perfeita

[@yurichebakov8692]

Великолепно! Теперь - ножны.

[@ronwilliams2081]

Do you sell these? I would love to own a peice of your artwork. This is simply beautiful, and functional. I really want one

[@germansahidbeltranardila2985]

Huuuuuyyyyyyyyyyyyiiii q bien si quedan resistente desde Colombia

[@ivansiusko6343]

Ви молодець!

[@WDRestoration]

Дякую за перегляд.

[@7777veles7777]

Очень красиво, нож "Танто" я сделал, но "Катану" ещё не пытался, но после Вашего видео, точно решусь, удачи Вам!!!

[@WDRestoration]

Спасибо.

[@janusakaicare]

Une belle réalisation et un bon montage vidéo.

[@WDRestoration]

Merci d'avoir regardé.

[@imgonzo60]

Outstanding work! Do you sell any of these?

[@dylanunderwood577]

Interesting sword. I'm not hating on this, but I wouldn't exactly call this a katana. Yes, it has the general shape of one and, yes it has a makugi pin, but it's much too thick. Katanas also have a slight distal taper allowing them to be more effective cutting and slashing weapons. This sword closer resembles a falchion or a broad saber. Again, not trying to hate. Love the build, beautiful blade. Well done.

[@marlostewart1107]

Beautiful katana 💯😍

[@WDRestoration]

Thanks for watching.

[@saveriog.825]

Nice! Are you waiting the invaders?

[@Paty_toledo]

How did you build your anvil from a log of wood and what is the metal that is screwed together?

[@michaelespinoza2150]

Is there anywhere I can buy this?😭

[@luizzahome]

nice video congratulations 👍🏻

[@WDRestoration]

Thanks for watching

[@emorypinckney5696]

Isn't it supposed to go all the way into the handle, like the whole length of the blade should extend into the handle to the bottom

[@user-ly5wl2ig3i]

旧日本軍の一部兵士は板バネから作った軍刀を愛用していたと聞いたことが有ります。 小銃が支給される一般兵士と違って士官の軍刀と拳銃は個人の持ち物だったとかで。

[@UmarZziwa]

Which material do u use, boss

[@AlexSmith-lr5uo]

Iam making swords from Japanese spring steel, from an old Nissan.

[@GHOST-OF-X]

Bro love holes💀

[@GarageArt]

💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🤝

[@markjamison4256]

This reminds me of some of the people on forged in fire show when they go home to make a sword they just get a piece of metal that’s roughly the same shape and they heat it up and straighten it by hitting it with a hammer a couple times then they just cut it to the shape they want or they grind it then they harden it and put a handle on it imo that ain’t the right way of knife making you should make it from a billet and hammer it to shape you want hell just about anyone can do it this way ☝🏻

[@Osamu_Dadzai151]

можно ли купить одну из Ваших катан?

[@hinogospell2405]

você sabe fazer espada medieval

[@GaisaSanktejo]

tempered... but not normalized? thats gonna be brittle as f**k! All in all, a respectable Katana style weapon, though the missing element means 8/10 😁

[@Edy78921]

legal

[@user-ly5nk1jx1u]

와 이걸 카타나로 포장을 하네 ㅎ

[@Headbangyaa]

ボール盤でチャックに掴んでヤスリがけとは...w 面白い加工法思いつくなぁ

[@IDIY95]

Một thanh kiếm đẹp

[@WDRestoration]

Cảm ơn bạn đã xem.

[@undefined7096]

Я чекав на це всьо життя😀

[@WDRestoration]

Дякую за перегляд Вам.

[@Liews]

🔥炭包装也如此讲究？😊😊

[@manwaiwong4716]

very good forge indeed! but i think the grip is too small to block the attack on swordman's wrist

[@wiraadj6718]

Berapa pedang samurai nya kalok mawu pesan bng.

[@fabriciohernandezlopez849]

BUEN DIA.....K HERMOSO TRABAJO WD........YO QUIERO UNA...CUANTO ME COSTARIA ??? POR TODO....ESTOY EN MEXICO....SALUDOS Y BENDICIONES

[@WDRestoration]

Gracias por ver. Lo siento pero esto no está a la venta.

[@kotkotkotmiay]

Дякую за контент!

[@alvaroosorioreyes1727]

Дуже мило... ВІТАЮ...!!! Скільки важить...???

[@WDRestoration]

Дякую. Вибачте але не важив. 😄👍👍👍

[@user-zp4qk4ms7d]

おお！ビューティフルサイバーKATANA！

[@trongnguyen328]

Ronin’s blade

[@xodnevych]

Руків'я все зіпсувало, а так доволі гарно

[@WDRestoration]

Дякую за перегляд.

[@Raptor_Gaming05]

Women:hes out probably cheating on me Me watching this video

[@user-xq3xg2tj5h]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝👍🏻💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@SvyrydSvolota]

Друже, красиво, але від катани тут тільки назва :)

[@matheoperez]

Woaw. Everyone here know that. But we have respect and we say wow to this man. Not some purist bullshit

[@user-jv6ch7fu6o]

綺麗だしカッコイイけど、刀ではないな。 刀に類似した刃物ってとこかな。

[@alice-joker]

似て非なるもの･･･

[@steelfalconx2000]

its a cool knife and all but don't call it a katana.

[@matheoperez]

And why ? Because no tamahagane?

[@PeterNetped]

Great sword but too heavy for a katana!

[@WDRestoration]

Thanks for watching.

[@matheoperez]

How the fuck do you know 😂😂😂 and katana are limited in length not in weight

[@draven1438]

well it was looking great till you killed the flat beval with that trash 2nd edge who told you to do that ? that was painful to see

[@user-vy4hh3nh7w]

鎌倉以前の日本刀に形が 似ていますね

[@matgyabx4950]

more a katana like object looks like a mall katana

[@KT-wc4il]

外国人が作るのはいつも刀ではあるだろうが、日本刀ではないね。全く別物。　只の鉄の刃物だね。　🎉

[@splashlure]

刀ではなく、剣ですね。

[@matheoperez]

For Japanese government no. For us yes, it's a single edge sword with 60cm or plus of blade length. It's technically a katana and tamahagane is not good and expensive and really hard for get a good sword. Relax it's technically a katana

[@arumu2372]

日本の文化に興味を持ってもらったら事は感謝します。 しかし、これを日本刀と言うには、日本人としては抵抗があります。 日本人でも、素人では日本刀を作れないから仕方ないと思うけど。

[@masayamazaki5198]

日本刀ではない！ 形も内容もまったく別の刃物 これでは鉄の兜が切れない！

[@matheoperez]

Bro. Tamahagane IS pure shit. Spring Steel is really good for making katanas. However for japanese government that's not a katana because not made from tamahagane and not by a Japanese sword smith. But it's a single edge sword with a 60cm or plus blade length. It's technically a katana. And no sword on hearth can slice a steel helmet made for war.

[@aselluse1]

刀とはいえない 鍛錬もないし　多分まぐろの解体もできない まあ　おもちゃです ナマクラという言葉がありますが　それ以前の代物です ふいごのない鍛冶は温度不足で硬度不足

[@matheoperez]

Do better. If you can't , say nothing. He had done an amazing job.

[@user-oi2jq6er5l]

日本の刀鍛冶はグラインダーなど使わず叩いて形を成型していくものなのだがな

[@umi-43]

概要欄に、伝統的なものとは異なり、デザイン自体も異なります。って書いてあるのに 海外の人がこういうの作ってると、必ず日本人が湧いてきて刀とは～とお気持ち表明するよね。 恥ずかしいね。

[@user-oi2jq6er5l]

@@umi-43 あんたとは違って概要欄見るほど暇ではない　何か言わないと気が済まないのか？恥ずかしいね

[@umi-43]

@@user-oi2jq6er5l 忙しい中言い訳にもならない返信ありがとう言い訳ザウルス君ｗ 今は日本の刀鍛冶もほとんどが機械式ハンマー使って叩いてるぞ？ そんな事も想像できないって恥ずかしいなぁ。 忙しいだろうから返信いいからね！

[@whitelighter90]

Not a real katana the katana is made from ore of iron from soft and hard iron tamahagni and urangi ur gaurd needs to be more widened out ur soba is off by a fraction of a hair and ur handle need to be 2 handed not 1 handed what u just made was a Roian sword with a katana style .

[@matheoperez]

Single edge sword with 60cm or plus blade length. It's a katana don't be silly like that. Tamahagane is pure shit with waaaay too much carbon. Spring Steel is a really good and cheap deal

[@user-mu1kr2fg4b]

This is a sword-shaped knife. Because there is no process to make Katana. It is an insult to us Japanese without understanding the structure of the sword at all. I don't want you to call such a fake a Katana.

[@WDRestoration]

Don't tell me what to do and I won't tell you where to go.

[@matheoperez]

​@@WDRestorationexactly

[@matheoperez]

And your annoying everyone. Understand fun and art before definitions. He did a really great job. So like everyone say wow great job or say nothing

[@user-hk1fc4oe2f]

銃刀法違反

[@user-oq7jt4ie2j]

ウクライナに銃刀法はありませんが？

[@user-hk1fc4oe2f]

なら日本での動画アップは止めましょう！

[@user-oq7jt4ie2j]

@@user-hk1fc4oe2f というより調べて学をつけてからコメントしましょう

[@user-on5zq2wp5i]

そんなの刀じゃねー

[@hiromisakai]

作るのは面白いと思うけど銃刀法違反になるかもですね。美術品又は骨董品としてなら役所に登録が必須。それ以外は所持厳禁かと。

[@umi-43]

日本じゃないから銃刀法関係ないと思いますが（笑）

[@user-qd6te1th3v]

銃刀法違反。

[@notknown5777]

So easy when you have a worshop with $50k worth of machines and tools

[@WDRestoration]

Thanks for watching, so easy.

[@RichardSmith-qb4qq]

This more that possible with a grinder, a sander and a drill..... if anything this the most doy friendly one I have seen on KZbin.....

[@levinstar]

ПРивет! На заказ делаешь катану?

[@uriyua9523]

Моя мрія життя.. Мати справжню таку Катану.. Дуже мочну і дуже гостру.. Ви виготовляєте їх на замовлення чи як? 🤔 Я незнаю чи вистачить грошей в мене на неї..(( Я був би радий такому Подарунку) 😊 Ви звідки? Напишите мені будьласка.. Однозначно Рекомендую ВСІМ Відео і ВПОДОБАЙКА 👍