Forged in Fire: HEADS ROLL! Attila's Sword of Mars ANNIHILATES! (Season 6)
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
- Doug Marcaida and his judge cohorts wield Attila the Hun's Sword of Mars to decide who will be crowned Forged in Fire Champion in this clip from Season 6, "Attila's Sword of Mars."
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I gotta say, I love how Dave tells the kid how awesome his (destroyed) sword is. WAS. He's like, "kid, you nailed it except for this one thing right here". Good buncha dudes right there.
Teachable moment for the young smith, and that's what a true master of the craft... any craft... takes advantage of. "You did great, but here's how you do even better."
@@rcslyman8929 You can see it on the kid's face too, he's genuinely thinking about how to do better the next time :D
Blade smith: "This is my happy and excited face"
His face: 🗿
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One of the best learning experience as a young man will ever have.
Agreed. And he gets to walk away knowing it was a simple fitment issue and not his blade. He's got a solid foundation to become great.
@White Rider My personal opinion, Damascus style blades are beautiful. But their maintenance and upkeep are a bit of a pain in the butt to. They seem to dull faster and rust faster. I keep a food grade lubricating oil on all my knives, but God for bid you miss even one tiny little spot on the Damascus blade.
@White Rider You know, I really don’t have any experience with that one. I could not give an honest answer.
Some serious mentorship in this episode.
Does anyone see how much Doug enjoys his job? He was born for this. I can even see him when he takes his family out to dinner at a steakhouse. He orders the biggest steak on the menu, then grabs the steak knife..."Time for the kill test". He slices the steak up and looks at the steak knife..." yes, it will keel".
Time for a meeaal
Timmmeee for the meal test
I can see him turning into a raving lunatic jumping on the table screaming it will keel after the 1st bite
hahahahah
I can't imagine what a monster of a smith that guy would be with David Baker's mentorship, he's 90% of the way there and Baker could turn him into one of the best in the world
Don't worry I can fix the warp... Puts knee on sword.
Oh right, physics
As soon as he put the cold blade on his knee, I knew what was about to happen...
Dan's artistic sense is all there. He just needs more experience.
"Dan, are you ready?"
'No, but let's go'
"Everybody says that..."
“no...(awkward forced chuckle)” then continue
*snap*
I love this show. Probably the one thing I think the most often, is : "I wish they could take contestant A's blade, and put in on contestant B's hilt." This video is a perfect example of that.
Well in a way both hilts were flawed, just in different ways. One was the wrong shape, the other didn't grip the tang properly.
Dan your blade was amazing better luck next time bro keep making don't stop
“Gentlemen it appears that unfortunately the dummy has suffered a catastrophic failure, and that means we will not be able to test your blades any further.”
"I'm gonna do Damascus!!!"
He's said before making the dumbest decision of his life.... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
If your competitor turns in a damascus piece and you don't, with all other things being roughly equal, you will lose, so I see why they always go for it in the final round
@@qonra he still did damascus
His blade was perfect if the handle was better
How is it the dumbest? He won. And he did it with a damascus blade, just second attempt and fewer layers than he originally wanted.
Looks to me like this contest is usually won or lost by performance, handling, or durability. Artistry is a tie breaker if both blades deliver well on all of the above. And there are ways to add artistry at the end when you know how much time you have to spare.
In this case, the other, less fancy, blade had better handling until it broke, a problem with the fit up.
The kid made a better looking sword and better feel..but just didn't hold up... smh
8:01 he knew it will kill his blade..🤣🤣
I love the nord hero helmet from ESO behind the younger guy
For me, the big takeaway for both winners and losers is learning. Don't leave space in your grip design. Don't have a big flare in your grip at the hilt. Every single episode I've watched has had at least 2 solid learning points, and even if you don't win the actual contest, if you learn what you did wrong or what you could have done better, you're still a winner.
Try to learn something new every day. If it's something that applies to your life, great! If not, still great!
"Oop there goes your cushion"
dont worry, Dan, that was a nice sword + great lesson learned. keep it up, buddy.
This guy reminds me of an anime hero at the beginning of his journey.
Protip, if your blade is cool enough to touch after quench, to fix warps not only have you missed the window, you've missed the house, the block, might not be in the right country
It’s satisfying to see heads roll in real li- i mean in this video
I think this is one of the most amazing looking swords iv ever seen love the curvature and design
The old dude in this one sounds like that old guy that Wallberg went and saw out in the woods in the movie Shooter.
when he says your weapon will kill. it sounds like kiel
6:07 Ouch!
He did a great job but sometimes we make mistakes hope he continúes forging
Everyone always gotta use Damascus
And most of them says the same thing "it is problematic" "It could break" "It could anything"...but still, I am going to do it.
Indeed. And I am willing to bet that in the majority of cases it has been shown on this show to be counterproductive. Often times the forging process fails and they need to start over with a non-Damascus blade but losing a whole day of work. That's really a handicap. Another probable ending is that the forging works out but that the quality of the grain is bad and the strength test finishes off the blade.
It seems to me that unless you are truly confident in your skills, you should opt for something else instead.
Dont forget these are the Final Rounds of this competion. Up to this round they often dont even have the Time to finish their blades, so they really try to pull up their A-Game. Also if both swords test equally Good, the judges decide for the better craftsmanship.
I know, right? Cosmetics is the last thing to be judged. Better use that time to make a light, well balanced, well proportionned and strong blade with a confortable handle that is shaped properly and make the sword easier to use.
@@MathB_Official To be fair, damascus, if well done. Make for very good steel. It's not just for show.
Oops there go’s your cushion lol
Good job
Woop, there goes your cushin 😆🤦♂️
Im lovin that accent 😂❤️
The second I am like 20 years old I'm competing in this show.
They need to put doug markida in the next mortal kombat game. His fatality would be a random weapon and he will look at the screen after brutally killing the other guy saying "it will keel"
Well at least he acknowledged Damascus is risky
Lol that one guy is like 4’3
Gotta put it here and potentialy look like a fool afterwards, but that handel on the first blade will send him home if nothing else breaks...
the original sabre.
I saw it coming that the blade breaks when he did bend it stronger and stronger before tempering.
Heartbreaking...good learning experience.
The strength test is basically the scrariest part
this ones for the 21 people that disliked the video y’all could never be like these men and I leave it there.
wtf was that grip shape
That sucks, I loved Dan's blade
1:45 that’s not testing the strength of the blade that’s quite literally breaking it over your knee 😂 If he hadn’t lost that whole day of work he may have turned in a blade that won
Get a grip, kid.
I don’t know why I was thinking of the sort of mars was the one carried by Alexander the great.
Mars was a roman god though.
what logic was used in that reversed handle😁
It’s hard to watch these Bc of how they test the blades
The best
I mean with the strength test. He literally hit steel with iron after breaking the horse skull fully, that was kind of an unfiar test nonetheless. You would expect rolls after that
aaa pariteee chichoooo aaaaaa
I'd like to see worf's Batleth made and tested
In reality it's not a very good weapon design.
That eyebrow tho....
You do kid❤️
OK👍
Damascus sword😀👍
death by dolphin?
Reality check, swords like that were not developed until after Attila’s time.
And it will keal
he said day 2 but its day 3 2:03
i rly want one of those dummies
Has a sword or weapon ever chopped the dummy in half from the stomach
i think so yeah
But boy is very yong for competation in forged in fire
Your weapon sir.. will kill😏😏
Catastrophic is a hurricane or floodings,or mass shootings.
Ahhh, Atilla the HUN! I am proud to be Turk.
Isn't Atilla the HUN more considered to be the forefather of the HUNgarian nation?
@@lk-ip1xs Turks (Turkic people) are hunnic people (xiongnu) so it doesn’t really matter who see’s what as forefather.
@@muzafferbulut8933 well, Huns are considered as being POSSIBLY a turkish folk, which means that it could be, however there is no evidence. There is 100% evidence though, that hungarians are hunnic people
If Attila is a Turk then General Robert E Lee is English
Why until now no one makes wootz steel in Forge in Fire?
I suspect most of the smith don't know how.
They don't know, that when you pull out of the oil the balde, is fragile like glass, YET they manage to make a competative sword.... I don't get it.
Actually, there's a very brief window after the quench when you can bend the blade to fix warping, specifically the window before the blade drops below 400 farenheit. The problem is that he was working in a cold environment and so the blade cooled faster than he anticipated.
It's always a shame when both contestants swords are trash... honestly, I would've rather had the loser's breakable sword than the winner's nightmare-of-a-handle sword.
I will say, ya that handle alone shouldve disqualified him, when a handle serves the inverse purpose its suppost to theres a issue
Wtf. Okay his handle was a mistake but thats not as bad as it breaking. I wanna see you making that gorgeous damascus piece you hater. I would have picked that for battle. Its a strong blade. And the handle one can still bring into shape
@@Lickicker na. I dont like it they get disqualified for little flaws. Sure its not good to hold but otherwise it was a solid piece. I wouldnt have liked to see the piece win which broke this fast. Even if the bladesmith was sympathetic
You hit against your enemies sword twice and you have no sword. I rathee take the uncomfortable handle.
Why? You can always rehilt a good blade. You can't make a brittle sword serviceable, no matter how nice the hilt is.
TILA LE HUN
Simone and pumba
0/10, not a rainbow lightsaber that acts as a direct beacon for Mars to launch an orbital strike.
Just comment
u prevodu im sorry but jebiga ...:D at the and...
So much testosterone
The kid literally looks like a hobbit next to the big hillbilly.
I dont understand why they Wonder so much about failing. Litterrally they got 5 x 24 hours to make it
Many times the season the judges choose is very different from what the smiths are used to making. 5 days to turn in a $10,000 product you have no experience with producing is intimidating.
They might not even heard about the blades. Some of them never even build blades that long. So it might be harder than it looks...
huh ? i thought it's 35 hours in total, they can spread it into 5 days and sometimes 4 days.
nice try breeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
The sword of the Huns was a straight long sword, another short straight sword was used in addition to the long sword. The saber was unknown. So much for expertise.
They took a sword design from findings in hungary. Cant just right remember from. Which date. Between 900 and 11th century. That was their bridge to the huns.
But to say "sabres" were not around at the time of the huns might be not correct as a generalisation. But yeah, this Design is some hundreds years after huns.
why is he hitting the man made metal thing under the horse skulls... oh he's a screwball that they need to make tv and def throughout this series kinda screws these talented metal ummm shapshifters.
blah blah Damascus blah blah Damascus blah blah blah
next time don't use a crappy wood from thrift store for handle, quality cost money and afford ⚔
One curse, when something goes wrong, is acceptable, and darn near mandatory. Excessive cursing, when something goes wrong, shows a lack of character, vocabulary, and ingenuity.
Very rarely do we see excessive swearing when something goes wrong for one of the finalists, like a blade breaking during fabrication.
Alright both are decent smiths but do you see th height difference
Nhục😂😂😂
ugh. that kid's acting...
and his temper is terrible xD
I saw a comment that says not enough of the youth and women are in this show and what’s wrong with a show with white middle age men and when the old generation dies the baby boomers will takeover
This weapon sucks