The Japanese sword is the soul of the Samurai. The crafting of this work of art — which embodies beauty, strength and tradition — has been shrouded in secrecy for more than thousand years.
Because of the highly advanced techniques and numerous years of dedicated effort required in crafting Japanese swords, the skill has always been a closely kept and jealously guarded secret.
Yohindo Yoshihara is a consummate Japanese swordsmith and a very high regarded Mukansa craftman in Japan. He is also the best-known Japanes swordsmith outside of Japan.
His masterpieces have been purchased for exhibit by the Metropolitan Museum of art in New York City and the Museum of fine Arts in Boston. He has numerous fans worldwide, including His Royal highness, king Gustav of Sweden.
This video has been produced to appeal to all aficionados of Japanese sword around the world and is a treasure trove of sercrets to Yohindo Yoshiharas truly outstanding Japanese sword craftsmanship.
Forging a Katana in a futuristic Cyberpunk style. The goal of this project was to create a cross between a Lightsaber and a very real, very functional Katana. This is a detailed look at the steps involved in the build, the most notable of which are: forging both a back and front section for the blade, creating an artificial differential heat treat by tempering the two sections of the blade at different temperatures, making the handle out of scrap metal, sand blasting the handle components with a homemade sand blaster, and finally lights! The glow of the blade and handle are created with electroluminescent wire and tape respectively. This stuff is produces a great effect, and is driven by a circuit board and homemade battery box which are entirely self-contained in the handle of the katana.
This was a tough project. Both the concept and execution pushed my limits, but the result is a badass blade that I am proud to hang on the wall next to all the other ones that will never actually be used… Anyways, this thing would fit right into the Cyberpunk cities of the future, razor sharp and sinister, yet sleek and sexy at the same time. Enjoy the fast paced, no BS build video. Thanks for watching!
Turning a neglected scraped rusty Wrench into a really good looking and sharp dagger.
Dont waste your hard steel items must try yourself to make such a pretty and amazing knives and daggers.
Сегодня я изготовлю маленькую удочку, катушка для нее изготовлена из части жесткого диска. Удочка полностью функциональна, хоть и маленьких размеров.
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Если вы любите самоделки, если вам нравятся оригинальные идеи, вы креативный человек или просто начинающий «самодельщик», тогда этот канал для Вас!
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i am forging a zeus knife today. I thought to make something different in this video so i gave a perfect antique look to the handle using such a different style pommel and guard.
Share the video with your love ones who might be interested. Also comment below your opinions.
Forging a ZEUS KNIFE out of a Rusty Leaf Spring
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After a while of searching I was able to find bad enough Game Boy for my restoration videos only for $2. Usually I have to pay a little extra for the worst items. The console was sold as junk and for spares but pretty much everything except the speaker is broken. The mother board doesn’t power on. The shell is badly yellowed. Stickers are in terrible condition and the screen is badly burned. I will try to restore this fully rather than use it as spares for easier projects because I’d still have to fix most of the parts. The Gameboy T-shirt is no longer available. It was limited time only.
I started the restoration by trying to get the power on. First I tried to clean corroded the contacts but that was no use. The power switch was working fine which meant the board was bad. Luckily I was able to find the broken part with a second GB color I have. The connection from one battery terminal had broken quite near the terminal I soldered a wire between the spots that were supposed to have a connection and it worked. This might not always work because it might leave something out of the circuit.
The corroded terminal was hard to clean while it was on the board so I desoldered it and removed the corrosion with rust remover, after which it was plated with nickel. Nickel will protect it from corrosion to certain extent. Nickel plating tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3DCexCLoGQ
Now that I had power I could fix the screen. To fix “screen burn” I need to remove the burn polarizing filter and replace It with a new one. A sharp blade can be used to get the start but after that the filter will peel off by hand. Some of the glue will stay on the screen. I removed it with Isopropyl alcohol. All glue must be removed or the new polarizing filter will have bubbles. When putting a new polarizing filter on one must figure out which way the polarizing filter works best on the screen. It will only work at a certain angle.
I also removed the yellowing from the plastic shell which was supposed to be colorless. For this I used the same retrobrighting method as always. H2O2 and UV-light. Full tutorial here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdWRsjnVD3s
Sometime i turn rusty scrap into useful shiny stuff. This time i took a rusty bolt from scrap and turned it into a beautiful Bolt action BALL PEN. I also used some brass piece to make it more attractive and beautiful.
This is a light weight Ball pen and very useful in my daily life.
Turning Rusted Bolt into a Beautiful Bolt action BALL PEN
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if you like this video perhaps you like following bolt turning projects:
Turning a Rusted BOLT into a Beautiful Folding POCKET KNIFE youtu.be/QAh6vRz0UOM
Turning a Rusted Bolt into a Shiny NAIL CLIPPER youtu.be/XVeHM2WXJSw
I Turn a Steel Bolt into a Pocket size PADLOCK youtu.be/VPy8k4xuSAM
Turning Rusty BOLT into a Beautiful Pocket LIGHTER youtu.be/I9henKm6-ro
Here is the best made of this week. Thanks for giving 15:00 minutes of your worthy time. This week i turned a rusty useless bearing into a beautiful and mirror shine knife but it is also razor sharp trench knife. Working on such a sharp knives is not always easy so please consider to give this video a thumbs up and also SUBSCRIBE my channel. And you can also Share this video with your friends i hope they would like this made.
Precautions:
Always wear leather gloves while sanding knives. Always keep a First Aid Kit at your work place.
Turning a Rusty Bearing into a Razor Sharp TRENCH KNIFE
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Making Tanjiros Katana from Demon Slayer by Ilya Alekseyev using traditional Japanese methods to bring Tanjiros Katana to life.
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This Video is shot more as a Katana making documentary then a normal episode from us. During the making of the Tanjiros Katana Ilya give quite a few talks about how anime relates to the art of Japanese sword making and how it effected the western culture as far back as the Renaissance and continues to do so today. In Demon Slayer this Nichirin Blade has a blackened color to it after Tanjiro wields it. So, after a hand stone polish the katana was then darkened using acid and the hamon was then finger stoned back into place. The Katana was forged from Tamahagane and made as close to tradition as possible. In this video we show every last piece of the sword being made even the Saya and the pieces that go with it. If you want to see a Katana making video that shows every single step then this is the one for you!
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