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Totally should call it “The swanky Janky and oh so danky shanky” 100%
PGD x TITAN perfect 👌
PGD x TITAN subscribed because of this comment and the Badass video! Also I would personally keep the handle rustic and clean up the blade!
1. What the fuck??
2. Why the fuck??
3. How the fuck was this actually selected??
because its a hilarious name thats why
Best name
the name of the blade shall be ...... TETANUS!
Amazing
Hehe.. anus blade
The sword makes me think of the draugr weapons in skyrim
Now you know how the old Nord made their weapons.
Damn right.
Lol I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that lol!
Aayyyyyyyyyyyy
Sword - Crudeskalm
Axe - Porskeg
Both names have Norse roots tied into them, and they reflect the hurried unpolished look of your weapons.
CALL IT *SHABBY MCSTABBY*
No forge,
Just weld.
Raw weld.
I applaud u. Thats beautiful
Edward Jones the sword goes crrrrrack and bend bend chip chip chip wably pa pa and a break break break break break boom
I said "Babe, propane's not hot!"
Scraaa Pa Pa Ka Ka Ka
Quenching is for hardening, and you can't harden mild steel like that or at all because it doesn't have the correct carbon content. Tempering is to slightly reduce the hardness so that a blade is not brittle, but again since you can't harden mild steel, there is no point in trying to temper it.
Stephen McKee well being it not really a blade u wont to use at all dont think it matters to much
Some mild steels can be quench hardened, you just need a fast cool liquid like brine
The brine thing (or the "superquench") gives nominal results at best. It enlarges the grain structure, but doesn't really harden it. And tempering it to make it less brittle undoes all the work you did really quick.
You can harden mild steel, just not to the extent of higher carbon steels. Steel 1020 can vary between 65 ksi to 90 ksi depending on the heat treatment. www.metalsuppliersonline.com/Research/Property/metals/819.asp
Not to mention performing any heat treatment would definitely help this sword, as welding causes a bunch of dicked up internal stresses.
@@andrettibark I agree, the only thing that could work is case hardening. But even that is iffy because the consistency of the metal is going to be all out of whack. Honestly, the only thing that makes sense would be to treat it like a bronze sword and smack it back into shape after you use it.
I love this look. It looks like a fantasy viking or something a demon reached into the lava and pulled it out. Not sure how well the sword handle will hold up under use but I would recommend next time to make a tang for the blade if you are going to do more of these unless they are just for fun or show. As for a name for the sword I would call it the Soul of Surtr (or just Surtr). For the axe I would call it the Fate of Fenrir (or just Fenrir). Would love to see a hammer in this style of work to match the two you have made.
Welded blades look awesome. Cant wait to see it tested
The Nocturnal Alchemist you watch zna Productions and the king of random
RAGNAROK
I subbed to this channel because this guy motivates me to do anything creatively. Very inspirational
Looks Really Badass!!! Great job
Adam Celadin big fan man
Thank you very much Pete :))
Hey Adam I know I am very late but I love your videos a lot
I’m making a sword in my Highschool automotive class. I have almost all the equipment shown in this video and I want to make my sword look awesome. Thanks for the inspiration!
I don’t remember when I subscribed to you...
But I’m god damn glad I did.
Same
Same
Who else moved as much as possible when he said *DON’T MOVE* XD
OMG I GOT A HEART
You should call it *Anduril Flame of the Weld!*
(Bonus points for Lord of the Rings reference?)
Wow man a lot of work but looks cool. Have you considered using propane instead of acetylene? From what I have head it cuts real good and is obviously easier to pick up and cheaper too. I have never used it myself, but I've seen it used. I think Alec Steel uses it as well I'm sure I remember him talking about it in his workshop tour videos this Christmas.
BrainfooTV propane will leave a rougher edge...
Dustin Walters Ahh ok thanks. Like I said, I've never had hands on.
BrainfooTV no worries, we all start somewhere
Brain foo I love your channel
fairly sure alec uses propane for the forge and oxy/acetylene with a rose bud for isolated heating.
also, i have no idea either :D
Dáinsleif. A true Viking sword
It was king Högni's sword that gave wounds that never healed and could not be unsheathed without killing a man. Btw you are the most entertaining weapons maker by far
rileyChalk not exactly what sheet metal covered in weld should represent
Boone Beyer have you read the Magnus chase series
Kindness
Please name the sword kindness
kill em with kindness
Death by irony!
I don't know when you lost your balls but best of luck finding them
Then the ax needs to be named "Compassion"
Thumbobby lol
You are hilarious. 🤣 I love your little side rants. Especially the camera shake one. HOLY CRAP this looks amazing! I love how you went with the serated edge!! Dang!! 🤘
When I started watching I was thinking, "what the hell is he doing". You seriously nailed it. Very cool looking. The "Jairusword" is born.
Awesome build, the sword looks incredible.
As for names suggestions, here's one: Song of Aegir - Aegir is a Norse god of the sea, thought it would fit the wavey patterns and tumultuous look of the blade (:
Dave Rabbit since we’re going on cool names, I was thinking Acribellum (Latin for sharp warrior) mainly because acribellum looks cool
Dave Rabbit i like mr yucky hotdog better
CyanideSurprise it’s Viking. I would say that name would fit more with a gladius
Many vikings spoke latin and later converted to latinised/christianised culture. Many of the scandinavians who settled in Normandy were ex-vikings who were employed as mercenaries by the frankish emperor.
Also, all european swords of the period had pretty much the same design; there is no such thing as a "viking" type of sword. Also, many archeological finds of swords used by vikings and other scandinavians were made outside of scandinavia, predominantly in frankia.
Swordy McSwordface
Epic.
Nick McNeely choppy mcchopface
Nick McNeely and Axey McAxeface
Literally my first thought for it’s name
Botymcbotfly
Swords name
Hobo's kiss
Love the video. This is my first vid I’ve seen on your channel. And I can’t wait to see what else you have to offer.
Ack
Edit: huh I’m actually first, finally accomplished something in life
Edit 2: HOLY DOOLY HE LOVED THIS COMMENT!!! ANOTHER THING ACCOMPLISHED IN LIFE
This looks so cool man
I using the same Scott ski goggles for grinding five years now, and I noticed on you just now! Awesome job btw, keep up the good work!
Agnarr, derived from agi "awe, terror" or ag "edge of a sword" combined with arr "warrior". From old Norse
Sword is better 👌🏻 name it “weldcaliber”
Or “the Jairus blade”
Kamerick weldcaliburn
Min Than YES!
Excalaweld would also be awesome
ryanmccoy121 agreed!
Name it "The Thot Destroyer"
Imagine using a sword with a metal grip in the middle of a Scandinavian winter, haha. Great sword and video.
The sword looks waaaaay cooler
Awesome work!!!
"Scrapcaliber"
I'm not claiming to be a CZcams comments expert, but I did take two years of welding school and some of the stuff you did hurt my soul lol. It was cracking and breaking because your welds are cold, I can hear it. other than that though you cut pretty well with the torch cutter, and it was cool to see what I learned in a video, keep up the cool shit!
Is it normal to have to put a bunch of preheat in with a torch to get a 110 welder to penetrate? Seems like it just has no power.
JAIRUS OF ALL the thicker the metal the more you’ve got to turn it up, if you can’t turn it up anymore (like on a 110) then yes it’s normal to preheat the metal.
imo your at max metal thickness for that welder depending on what welder you have.
This has become my new favorite welding channel.
This is why i love this channel! People like you have inspired me to do this stuff
Blade looks nicely but what doest it have in common with vikings?
Ján Péter the fact, that the vikings only used crude weapons, wore black leather all day every day and had horned helmets.....or at least thats, what the History channel wants us to believe....but the Real Live vikings (or much rather skandinavians of the Iron Age) would Throw this sword Away or use the Material to make a good sword Out of it :D
mild steel is not good material for a historically accurate European sword!
Perfect name for the sword would be Edgelord.
Yes, yes it would
My favorite moment is at 4:51 - when he says " pre heat " up close.
That looks AWESOME! When I see it, I think of an ax/sword made of ice.
My sword enthousiaste heart just died.
Im a sword enthusiast and I actually find this to be quite interesting
Sword Name: Square Space
David Samolkin 😂😂
Im a welder, never thought about doing this myself, welded together a Thors hammer once tho lol.
Have to make one whenever i got time over, looks awesome!
You can get a lot better results with your torch if you turn up the acetylene until the flame just leaves the tip, then turn the O2 on until it forms a tight cone. Your flame was not as concentrated as it should have been, so your cut was more jagged. Great work with the build up, it looks really cool.
3:09 LoL👊😂
Its Pretty straight but not perfect
DEJH DEJH..
Now is better
Name it barnkonsument
It is Swedish
This.
Ayyy another Swede 🇸🇪
Children consumer
When using the torch angle the tip toward the direction your cutting also try and keep from wielding the piece back together from going to slow and use slightly more gas
Most original build idea I've seen for a while! Great job. As for names? I'm partial to Iron Reaver. But it's awesome no matter what you name it.
Name it: sword of power, from: he-man
Call it weldnir
Pls
Dude, this looks like a Viking went hog wild in a scrap yard and made the most deadly thing he could find in our era
You deserve more views brother, good work!
Please make a flying skuriken
D0MINIC yes please
I would prefer a driving shuriken
ボイド Shit, I'm too late this time.
Call the sword EXCALIBASTARD
Love this idea. Have a very similar project I want to try. If it works out and I get a good video up, I’ll be sure to give you a shout out. 👍
Not sure if its just the camera but you got to adjust that torch alittle, if you got acetylene turn the gas on till the smoke just starts to go away, then turn the oxygen on till you get little "fingers" right close to the tip and there all roughly even. Once you got the flame set pull the trigger for the airstream and you should see a perfect even straight line through the flame, if not you need to clean the tip.
Axe - fenrir
Sword - kaldr
In norse mithology fenrir is a giant wolf the son of loki. And kaldr is also a giant wolf that i dont know the lore of
Weldcalibur
Slagipur or Puddlance, Both use common endings for swords in and throughout history and fictional writing. They also both start with common welding terms for the exact thing that most of what this sword is made of: slag and puddle.
Really awesome sword man, Looks like something from the Mad Max universe. This is the first video I've seen of yours and I must say I'm not too easily swayed to just subscribing to anybody but congratulations!! You just earned a new sub. Keep up the great work 👍
So basicly you made some garbage thats vaguely sword shaped
Exactly
But it's pretty garbage. And if rather have that than nothing if the zombies come
William Dubus id rather have a pointy stick
Cyrus Lever really? It can make pointy sticks. Not sharp sticks, but it'll make them pointy. That and steel is tougher and heavier.
William Dubus not that garbage, that garbage would probably crack and crumble
plz dont Call it a viking sword it is nothing like it
ClericDk123 Oh I had no idea you knew everything. Wow.
I'm sure vikings everywhere are offended😤😤
I lit just stumbled upon this channel because of the stilt creature overview video and now I can't stop watching?? Content is super interesting and informative (whether I'm going to actually apply it ever or not). Def subscribed!
p.s. Jairus kinda sounds like Chris Pratt, imo, and I'm here for it haha 😆
Holy crap. It looks amazing
Sword name: THE LONG LOST SWORD OF JAIRUS or the demolisor.
RaGingMaGee demolition sword!
Swagmell123 thanks for the right spelling because english isn't my first language
RaGingMaGee oh ol
RaGingMaGee ok*
Name the sword "alduin's wrath"
bringoutthelegos sounds good to me
Thanks man. My first idea was something to do with homestuck, but I'm pretty sure that "the blade of 1000 fuckasses" isn't ad friendly. Plus it fits well since skyrim takes a lot of inspiration from vikings
He could also name his axe the rueful axe from Skyrim
Oh my god I finally saw a comment on home stuck in a blacksmithing video my dream has come true :)
Looks like the Red Eagle's Bane
I love these videos so much it's like if Skyrim was in the 21st century
That looks so cool!
Great video! I would be proud to hang both on my wall. Very original!
It's mild steel. It doesn't really take a quench unless you case harden it. CZcams has a lot of info on it but the gyst is you make a paste of charcoal flour water and you can also add other junk if you feel so inclined to give just the surface a hardening. The longer it stays In heat the deeper it goes. That's actually a way the Vikings mat have done it. It's been around since the Greeks
@JAIRUS OF ALL here's a hot (pun intended) tip: You'll cut down on warpage if you account for the tendency of steel to shrink as it cools; best practice when welding on both sides of a weldment is to alternate sides periodically.
These weapons look amazing!!
i love welding, man. rn im attending a welding trade school and im a whole month ahead from the course im technically in. so i just want to mess around and build something but i need ideas. we have stick, mig, and tig welders along with torch cutters and plasma cutters. ive used all of them except the plasma cutter and i hear you can make a lot of dope designs using the plasma cutter so ima try and learn how to use that this upcoming monday
I agree with that he blowtorch still are superiour when it comes to thicker material or hevy gauge plates.
Looks pretty cool man. For future sword build by the way, I would highly recommend making a tang with the blade. It make it so much stronger. The way you attached the blade is making me worried that the handle would be the most likely to break, even with your very solid wield.
I'm a welder and the weld look so wierd but finaly you're sword look raw and this is bad ass ! Good bad job :D
We call the cutting torch the "hot wrench" for a reason. Also, the plasma is here-for to be referred to as the metal un-zipper.
One thing that might help with shrinkage and such is if you put a descent tack on each side and then continue on with welding
First video I've seen of yours. Great presentation. I liked the imperfect, raw style of the sword and the technique you used with the welder. I'm new to metal working and don't weld, so have never seen that before.
Sword of Asgard that opens the portal between worlds🤯🤯 you should totally call it that. 😁😁😁
Here's a tip for using the 2 piece cutting torch, get a straight piece of steel and put it along the line you want to cut and drag the side of the cutting tip along the straight steel, and don't got horizontal. Pull the torch towards yourself
I'm partial to the axe, loved the way it turned out. That being said the sword looks nifty.
"The Penetrating Weld" has a nice ring to it.
Agony is fitting awesome build
you can use propane the acetylene regulator screw into the propane tank that when you add oxy its at 5000 degrees acetylene burn around 7 but you need to change the tip on your torch
Subbed, only because of your sheer determination. Lol.
Legend of Jaírus name it
Name it trash, cuz it cant even cut the bread, just kidding you are awsome
I think that it would look dope with a long handle. I would like to see the amount of leverage you could get on each slash
Excalibur! Also nice vid dude that was awesome!!
Jairus, my loyal blacksmith, I dub your sword to be Splicecaliber
I love it, it's like a old nord sword from Skyrim
Also, mild steel can technically be quench hardened... however, it's still really soft. The edge will roll over very easily, like, hitting wood easily.
Well done and good job....how about u make welded spire?
So nice and relaxing video
As someone who has tried to heat treat mild steel I can say that you would not be able to get mild steel to hold a good edge even if you heat treat it also tempering comes after the quench it actually takes hardness out of the steel so you don't break shit
Congratulations, you just made an Ancient Nordic Sword.
Arnold's wrath is the only name you need
Looks awesome, it looks like something the Soul of Cinder could have used.
Looks cool but would it even be safe to use. Welds may bream metal can chip and fly off so is it safe?
Anyone else get those skin crawling chills at 4:36