How To Make A Spear - Spear Making Tutorial 

It’s quite interesting to see these videos about making a spear for $20, which then proceeds to show the material and its cost, and then proceeds to create it with equipment that likely cost over $1k. 😊

That's probably the coolest spear I've seen. Definitely making one. Thanks man. Keep up the videos

Sick! When you look at the final product it looks like it costs way more than $20 great job man!

This spear really exhibits some character, here. Are you brasing the blade to the pipe? Just wondering, as an oaken dowel would really compliment the chisel-spear. Music, also a good choice. Keep up the good work, son.

Your grinding is on point

Very nice!

Would love to have one. Need to get on it.

Very nice, should just have cut the threaded piece of the pipe off.

What is holding the spearhead to the pipe?.. wont the head pull off when removing it from a target ??

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Nice one!

Nice!!!

Thanks for making this video

awesome spear

Great video. For those living in the Southern states, try using bamboo. It is strong and light and often available for free. Great for spear shafts.

Nice job👍

that's is the coolest bad ass spear ever. great job and thanks for sharing.

Really liked the idea of using the drill press for cylinder shaping. You had me up to the point of mounting it onto a pipe. But good work

I liked it.

that is the most bad ass $20 spear I have ever seen good shit man keep it up and how did you learn to make knifes and stuff? self thought?

would love to see what you could make by forging it to shape

nice spear and cool video thank you BUT big ?? why the holes in the pipe. decorative ? it would decrease the strength of the pipe rather significantly as far as I can tell thanks for any reply regards Ken

Finished product looks very nice. How is the weight?

That coarse file, whats the make and info on it? i havent seen a file like that in ages

learned a lot from vid and comments.

جميل جدا

how long did it take to sharpen

You gotta wonder how much it weights

when are you going to finish it?

6:13 WHY ? 🤔

looks amazi g Jake. Why did you not heat treat and temper it?

The reason rome owned most of the known world at one point well spears and strategy.

petit la prochaine fois évite de lancer sur une cible , té bon pour la fabrique, bon boulot '

tim wells in acction bud good job love it lol lol hog killer right there bud yeh

I'd suggest tack welding the spear head to the pipe, on the next one

I thought I would be watching a forging video, but this was kind of cool to see this. Well done, looks like you had a good time. A couple of notes for you to consider. A spear is a 3 dimensional weapon. Your spear design is really cool looking but not functional. If this spear was used, lets hope there is never a need for that, but if it was used the wide diamond shape will get stuck in rids and pelvic bone, possibly the skull. Alot of the use of a spear is as a defense weapon to force an opponent to extend, meaning a spear is used in a extended sweeping motion, thoes diamond tips will cause the spear to roll in your hand and you may lose grip. Any there is more but I'm sure youmade this to spear plywood, hopefully.

Soundtrack?

We didn't need to guess, bro. It says so right in the title.

Heavy but strong.

What would the total price be for all the tools you used? So to extend your statement....wouldn't it be more like, "If you have a fully stocked metal working workshop, it only costs 20 bucks of materials to then build a spear."?

Wow no need of heat treatment

Should carve a groove into the end and hammer it in this way the pipe bites into the spear tip. Then you could drill a hole through it and put some rivets into it to make it secure... My god... So many people complaining about 30$...

American Ninja

Doesn't that band playing on this video know any different songs?

To be honest spearhead can slip from pipe. It should be drilled and there should be metal pin to hold it in place. Rest is ok. I made something similar but using old file for longer blade.

See if you can guess what it's gonna be based on the title

U said guess but the title clearly says a spear come on now

Not bad at all. I'd have gone a different way with the shaft, but it turned out great. Keep up the good work

i didnt see any heat treat here?

So all the equipment you used is under $20 at home depot you say? I know you said under $20 for the pipe and chisel etc. But are we supposed to have everything else already? Of not could you gentleman point me in the direction of that homedepot. I have a lot of shopping to do :) lol

Dude was quoting the prices and I had to stop the video and check how old it was.

That is one nasty WMD!

I must have missed the part where you heat-treated the blade. I thought you were going to forge that chisel point into a leaf-shaped spear point. I'm not a fan of the fat, diamond shaped blade.

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not finished

Scump

nice but way too much time to make. Cold Steel sells the boar spear for 100

I want to turn my kbar into a spear

Damn 30 isn't 20.

Make a roman "pilum" Is the best spear

Jake do us a favor, can you not make the coolest knives because some of us live mediocre lifestyles and we don't want nor need such a high standard in knife making.

Welp, time to go hog hunting

another one of those " do this for under 20 bucks" videos....ok u got all ur stuff now lets get started, first u need a hacksaw and a vice then u need a file and a drill press and then a lamborghini and a 18 carat diamond and there u go, a thing under 20 bucks....

Thanks for the “rough” idea. There’s so much more you could have done but I suppose you’re not really trying. Just slap it together and throw it on YT.

in the thumbnail it says 20 and then you say it costed 30 dollars #worst video ever