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Every other Monday, master swordsmith Tony Swatton forges your favorite weapons from video games, movies, and television.
This week Tony is creating Worf's Klingon Bat'leth.
NOTE: Tony Swatton and Man At Arms have no connection to or involvement with the Star Trek franchise.
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Series Created & Directed by Andy Signore
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Line Producer: Adam Hiner
Producer: Blake Babson
Executive Producer: Mitch Rotter
Production Manager: Phil Rogers
Story Producer: Kyle Arrington
Director Of Photography -- Matt Irwin - matt.irwincine.com
Edited by Christopher Otwell
Master Blacksmith- Tony Swatton
Assistant Blacksmith- Alicia Minette, Bryan Forrest
Machinist- William the Elder
Office Manager- Elizabeth McCullough
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Stunt Coordinator- Christopher Bradley
Stunt Performers- Kris Blount, Bryan Forrest, Christopher Bradley, Marnie Liesel
Production Designer- Christopher Bradley
Assistant Production Designer- Marnie Liesel
Ballistic Gel Provided by- Shawn Strider & Sypher Art Studios
Special Thanks- Karen Cope, Lisa Kim, Kristina Moore
Cameras used: Canon C300, Red and GoPro

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@diamondrmp 8 лет назад

The problem with copying the Chinese version is that the Chinese version is incorrect. The Klingon Bat'leth has a rounded/curved back side. If you were to make another with the correct back you would find it much easier to wield. Either way great work!

@TheKenbuntu 7 лет назад

I see that exact problem on almost every replica I find. I am willing to shell out a lot of money for one if it is of sufficient quality, but I have not found it yet.

@diamondrmp 7 лет назад

I went to a Star Trek convention a long time ago and there was a guy from the state of Washinton that made them and they looked authentic. He actually made one for Michael Dorn and Terry Farrell and had the pictures and signatures to prove it. They were $500.00!

@TheKenbuntu 7 лет назад

+diamondrmp sold.

@karlseider6237 7 лет назад

I was about to leave a comment saying it looked a bit wonky; looks like I was beaten to the punch :)

@AlanMolstad 7 лет назад

daqotahforge.tripod.com/klingonblades/id59.html

@Makron5 9 лет назад

Cool thing is that it's probably the most useful fictional weapon ever. Like this sword is said to be actually kind of viable.

@MushVPeets 7 лет назад

Nah. The Mek'leth is useful, but the Bat'leth... well, someone decided to stick up a store with one, I think, but in actual combat you'd be better off with something less ridiculous :P

@acemarvel1564 2 года назад

A weapon that’s both a guard and a blade at once

@kamalalsb7292 Год назад

@@acemarvel1564 You'd think, but the shape and position of the grip makes it VERY hard to keep straight. When you hold it, it wants to flip so the blade is facing inward - and it's kind of a pain to keep the edge OUT. You don't get a very good swing out of it for the same reason, and it's not great for stabbing either. It looks very cool but it's deeply impractical.

@acemarvel1564 Год назад

@@kamalalsb7292 it’s most likely one of these strictly skill based fencing weapon for duels and challenges It may not be a good war weapon but it just might have a chance nonetheless in a real fight I’ve seen martial artists try it and I believe it is possible

@HarosOfStyx 9 лет назад

PLEASE MAKE Sword of Kahless!!!!!!

@FromAgonyToLight 9 лет назад

Johnny Marvéll Yes, the sword of Kahless would have been better, harder, but better.

@Gigas0101 9 лет назад

Johnny Marvéll Sword of Kahless would be a great build to see, mainly because I never found this bat'leth satisfactory, it looks too straight around the middle.

@mahonriyojimbo2092 9 лет назад

Johnny Marvéll AMEN TO SWORD OF KAHLESS!!!

@RetroGamerr1991 8 лет назад

+Johnny Marvéll That would look amazing made in Damascus steel!

@HarosOfStyx 8 лет назад

***** I know right?! but pfft... damascus steel is cheap, really. They should hire a japanese sword maker to do it. I'd give my left nut to buy it.

@spasjt 10 лет назад

You and your crew sir are LEGENDARY!

@baliocelot2537 10 лет назад

As a Trekkie I love this.

@markgresch9944 9 лет назад

Kahless went into the mountains, all the way to the Kri'stak Volcano. He cut off a lock of his hair and thrust it into the river of molten rock, which poured from the summit. The hair began to burn, but then he plunged it into the lake of Lusor and twisted it into a sword. And after he used it to kill the tyrant Molor he gave it a name: bat'leth, "the sword of honor".

@markgresch9944 8 лет назад

That's right. I generally try to come up with a quote that the weapon is associated with on these vids.

@mhelvens 7 лет назад

So what you're saying is... they forged it wrong in the video. :-)

@anselford3753 6 лет назад

"Rightful Heir" if memory serves.

@zc322 5 лет назад

I nearly cried when seeing it. It so god damn beautiful.

@robertlopez7139 10 лет назад

You never cease to amaze at making exemplary works of weaponry and so to you i say thank you for the hard work and dedication MAN AT ARMS

@peterei3 10 лет назад

Sheldon Cooper would be happy about this

@YamisQueenJess 8 лет назад

Vulcan Lirpa from Star Trek TOS episode Amok Time

@GuitarMistress1 8 лет назад

I've never seen a bat'leth shaped like that. Neat! They're usually like one big crescent curve.

@kitchenmaiden81 7 лет назад

My favourite shape of bat'leth is the sword of Kahless. I have suggested that Reforged make it out of damascus.

@TheCatMurgatroyd 10 лет назад

i've got tears in my eyes... this is beautiful! just awesome!

@qzwxecrv0192837465 10 лет назад

love all the weapons. would be great to see you use them on say a pig carcass or a slab of ribs, etc to show the impact on flesh and bone. similar to what they would do on Deadliest Warrior. Keep up the great work

@ronaldthomas8451 10 лет назад

This dude is my idle. What guy doesn't wanna make swords and other various weapons? Also, you all should check out Michael Craughwell, he's a welder and weapons maker with equally as much talent imo.

@SomeHarbourBastard 10 лет назад

You mean "Idol"! "Idle" is when something/someone is standing still!

@TheCatMurgatroyd 10 лет назад

you forgot "and gal" in your first sentence! i would LOVE a Bat'Leth ... especially this beautiful, sharp and strong as that in the video was made!

@jameshopkinsipg 10 лет назад

Gotta say, I'm really a fan of this series. It's nice to see people's creativity come to life and it's wonderful craftmanship.

@DarkWolf-et3dx 6 лет назад

Excellent work on that!!! I'm happy now that you've created this one!

@user-lv7bo3bc8d 10 лет назад

Daedric Crescent from The Elder Scrolls: Battlespire and The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind.

@Luckyllamastudios 10 лет назад

illidan's warglaives of azzinoth

@dhendable 9 лет назад

3:48 : "How many Jellybeans in the jar?" "Not sure, let me make a rough guess with my BAT'LETH" haha

@superitgel1 10 лет назад

This turned out to be more practical than I thought.

@DeathGhost809 8 лет назад

a suggestion, don't use things that break like glass as a test subject, use things that are ductile like plastic or organic stuff

@nopnoownopenope8708 10 лет назад

Brisingr from Eragon!

@doraanderson7403 3 года назад

Watching your Man at Arms videos makes me want to go out and make my own weapons now!! You're amazing!

@tuskil 10 лет назад

Here's a suggestion: Add a feature with the weapons where the way they were used (historically, or by whoever used them) is demonstrated. It will add much needed context. Please do this!

@Bergmax1691 10 лет назад

Crescent Rose From RWBY

@bloodlust0605 10 лет назад

I love it "Chinese knockoff" now look at his. True and pure American craftsmanship.

@deathpyre42 10 лет назад

why did he use a knock-off as a template when legions of star trek nerds have memorized the exact dimensions and ratios necessary?

@nucleartime 10 лет назад

deathpyre42 If it was an actual cultural piece, there wouldn't be an exact dimension. Longswords do not have an exact dimension. A specifc longsword has exact dimensions. Longswords in general do not. Same for katanas, scimitars, and pretty much every other weapon.

@deathpyre42 10 лет назад

But it is an actual cultural piece, one that has it's exact dimensions calculated by legions of insane nerds. (I love those guys.)

@nucleartime 10 лет назад

deathpyre42 You misunderstand my point. Cultures do not have "exact dimensions" for their weapons. The Bat'leth is a type of weapon, not a specific weapon. Can you give me the exact dimensions of a halberd? No, because it's not any one specific weapon. It's like saying, the "exact dimensions" of a human. Or for that matter, a Klingon. You can have the exact dimensions of the actor of a specific Klingon, but that doesn't apply to all Klingons. There are variations between Bat'leth, you don't need exact dimensions.

@Dezzantibus 10 лет назад

nucleartime My impression is that he wasn't commenting on getting the bat'leth perfect, his was just a dig at the "legions of insane nerds"

@mikeg642000 10 лет назад

It was great to see the Bat'leth in action. I always thought it would be a formidable weapon. Thanks!

@jch7807 10 лет назад

Awesome, keep up the great stuff coming!

@100Predator 10 лет назад

Frostmourne from World of Warcraft :)

@MrAlphaBeck 10 лет назад

Auron's Sword from Final Fantasy 10, or Roanoa Zoro's Katanas from One Piece!!!

@alexandermee989 10 лет назад

I've been a blacksmith armourer for 30 years. I've made weapons for over 200 feature films. This is Man at Arms. I'm a big Star Trek fan who has made Klingon weapons before, I usually forge a bat'leths the traditional way by dipping locks of my ponytail into the lava flows of the Kri'stak volcano, this however will be the first time I forge the blade using Earth methods.

@UKFreedomFighters 9 лет назад

What a cool and amazing idea for a youtube channel! You guys are awesome!

@iteate 10 лет назад

Please saurons mace i have asked this like 6 of you videos

@netzach21 10 лет назад

please do Arthas´s FROSTMOURNE sword .

@andykunz4725 8 лет назад

Thats amazing! Its my dream to have a Bat'leth like that!

@cemberino3223 7 лет назад

Make an Ushaan-Tor, maybe? For those who don't know, an Ushaan-Tor is an Andorian ice mining tool used in the Andorian tradition of Ushaan, a battle usually to the death where the two duelists are tethered to each other.

@cemberino3223 7 лет назад

It's a Star Trek weapon

@phoen1xashes708 7 лет назад

And it's awesome.

@TheCitycowboy 8 лет назад

How about the Swords from Highlander

@bryanthamilton96 8 лет назад

+Cory Collins would love to see that

@Stormrageilidan 10 лет назад

Warglaves of azzinoth ?

@McGowanForge 3 года назад

this is my favorite episode , i always wanted to own and or make my own

@Madmax45247 9 лет назад

I like how Klingons are known to be aggressive fighters, yet the Bat'leth is by far a greater defensive weapon than offensive.

@Mizuchiii 10 лет назад

Optimus Prime Sword (Size for a human then ofcourse ;)

@DaManJoeWho 10 лет назад

Your show is really cool, you make some really awesome pieces. I dont get why you smash glass bottles though. The whole point of cuting through stuff is to show how sharp the edge is. The fruit and soda bottles are good for this, cause you cut through them. You can see the cut mark/slash line. Glass just shatters no mater what hits it. You get the same result with a blunt stick as you do with one of your finely sharpened blades. The glass serves no purpose, and really just looks stupid. One more thing, and I hope this doesnt come off wrong, why dont you forge your steel? Like making a bilet and start from that instead of a sheet of premade steel? Im sorry but in my mind that makes you more a machinist then a blacksmith. Great job though, you have an awesome skil.

@Valiordruid 10 лет назад

Forging steel is a very time and resource-intensive business; you need immense amounts of metal to make it worthwhile to continuously operate a forge, and the equipment to make solid steel doesn't come cheap. Let alone the issue of just gathering the metals necessary; you'd need a lot of iron for the base and nickel at the very least as an alloy for cheap steel, or stronger and far more expensive stuff like titanium if you wanted really tough steel. It's simply not viable, especially not for a guy running a small business with a few friends.

@chreberle 10 лет назад

Yeah, it's all pretty silly; this modern reality-tv-documentary-fast-editing style... much show, not so much substance. It would be way more amazing and interesting to go into way more detail to LEARN something instead of fastfood entertainment!

@Educationey 9 лет назад

Thanks for adding ballistics gel this time around!!!!

@realmwatters2977 5 лет назад

Man, when you said you nearly took your head off,I laughed to the reaction that Bat`leth were a serious weapon, Thank you.

@Howyaduing 8 лет назад

You should try to make The sword of Kahless from Star Trek DS9

@NovaScotiaNewfie 7 лет назад

Howyaduing he doesn't do videos now. The Baltimore knife and sword company now does swords on the Awe Me channel. Comment on their videos and you may get it.

@Malmern 10 лет назад

Qapla'!

@daiujin 6 лет назад

and live long and prosper 🖖🏼

@Floymin 10 лет назад

Sports protection is usually considered "lame" when worn outside of actual harmful sports, but his choice to protect himself just made him more badass.

@ScubaNate3610 10 лет назад

Test your blacksmith skills to the max! The apex of swards: The Bronze Sword of Goujian, King of Yue State

@Connor-ONeill 9 лет назад

sheldon cooper would approve

@jwpipes47 8 лет назад

Mek'leth not Mac'leth :P

@wbboy123 10 лет назад

This is literally the most badass series I've ever seen. Also, I'd like to suggest either a qutluch ('cause Klingons have all the best toys) or Fuhrer King Bradley's swords from Fullmetal Alchemist.

@gypsyangelgaming 4 года назад

Honor to you and your house for this fine weapon.

@Velseize 10 лет назад

Do Sephiroths masamune

@RotationMan13 10 лет назад

He already did mang

@Velseize 10 лет назад

RotationMan13 I posted this before he did.

@koolktreurniet5431 9 лет назад

DO ILLIDAN'S SWORDS WORLD OF WARCRAFT EVERYONE LIKE SO THEY SEE

@MCG55SS 9 лет назад

Koolk treurniet Glaives moron.

@koolktreurniet5431 9 лет назад

Shit man calm down lol McDowell Mohun Bagan AC

@Gigas0101 9 лет назад

MCG55SS they're closer to swords than actual glaives.

@BlazeyKio 8 лет назад

Gigas0101 Em...They're not. War Glaives. Swords are one handle and one straight edge A glaive is like a big pointy throwing star thing. A War Glaive is like the big pointy thing, but split in almost a half to be wielded as a handheld blade.

@Gigas0101 8 лет назад

TempZz A glaive, at least most of the time I've heard the term used, refers to a polearm with a long, single bladed head. The only times I've seen this term applied to something that isn't a polearm with a long, single bladed head was the krull movie and what I honestly thought was a spelling error in the Warcraft 3 manual in regards to the Demon Hunter hero class.

@neonneophyte3280 9 лет назад

it would be amazing if you could send this over the skallagrim for testing. he has recieved a lot of interest in how functional this weapon is but cant get his hands on one that isnt just ornimental. also, would help bring you guys a little publicity. win win!

@shewasdumdumdumdum 10 лет назад

The Twin Blades of Azzinoth (Warglaive of Azzinoth) from World of Warcraft

@blodstainer 10 лет назад

*Q'apla!*

@SomeUrbanNinja 10 лет назад

Qapla!

@carollai64 10 лет назад

That was awesome. I heard from WoW Insider Show a possibility of Gorehowl being made. Yes please.

@chickenmonger123 10 лет назад

That is one hell of a weapon!

@bartieas 9 лет назад

122 people have no honor

@Dezzantibus 10 лет назад

Conan's sword please?

@alexanderanderson1192 10 лет назад

If you are unable to recall the name of said sword, you are sad.

@Dezzantibus 10 лет назад

Isaiah Nibbe I don't need to recall it, I could have done a simple google search, I just didn't care enough. It's sad that the name of a fictional sword is so important to you.

@alexanderanderson1192 10 лет назад

It's not. But still. Sad.

@lakshayrattan4454 10 лет назад

Alexander please stop crying over nothing smh

@screaminghellion 9 лет назад

Which one? The one he got from the tomb or Father's Sword?

@DocWolph 10 лет назад

The first new melee weapons, that actually works, invented in the last 1000 years. Neat.

@JM-Blackjack Год назад

Nice work. But for the average person who can't afford your level of quality, there are makers, in China, Thailand and Pakistan who make Bat'leths that are effective weapons. I've been a martial artist for over 50 years, a serious blade collector , designer and practitioner for 45 years; ex-cop, Dept. Of State advisor, have used blades in defense. I have Bat'leths in 48" and a couple in 24" The 24's are 1060 carbon and razor-sharp. For defense, you would be going through flesh, no torture tests, cutting wood , etc. So-- no heat-treating required. The 24" is a fantastic weapon that if used by an experienced, trained person , could defend against up to three attackers. Think about it: you have multiple razor edges, plenty of weight and myriad spins and moves. I realize it's from the great Star Trek, but in sharp steel, it's a real weapon. Easily carried in a vehicle. So, the next time some guy in a road rage incident gets out of his car with a baseball bat, whip out the Bat'leth. That should make any sane person turn around.

@HazzardFlame 9 лет назад

I'm sad. I love that you did a functional Bat'leth, but the knock-off that you copied was the wrong damn shape and that's what pisses me off about all of the ones for sale... look at the prop Worf uses, the back edge is the same arc all the way around... all of the fakes, like the one you copied, are too strait and flat... you lose the proper fighting technique the Bat'leth with a shape like that.

@mr.mediocregamer9653 8 лет назад

+J. Mike Reed Jr. I agree, as far as those weapons go, that one was pretty ugly. Didn't have the right curves at all.

@AlanMolstad 7 лет назад

daqotahforge.tripod.com/klingonblades/id59.html

@Ken19700 6 лет назад

Right, should have gotten an official prop from Roddenberry dot com.

@scarlette9247 10 лет назад

Incredible ! Please make Loki's Scepter !

@jonnycakes106 6 лет назад

Amazing!

@logofmusic 9 лет назад

I'd like to see the klingon dagger because it fits to this weapon. But the knife from the game "Wolfenstein: the new order" is also very nice.

@redrive682 9 лет назад

Love this video

@VadymZakrevskyy 5 лет назад

Did you know that you can melt volcanic rock into obsidian glass? I'd like to see if one can make a functional obsidian blade weapon from poured obsidian. "Sharpening" would have to be done the usual way - chipping away at the blade. But, to me it seems like a workable weapon, as long as the blade is thick enough to withstand the stress of impact.

@GodofTrek 9 лет назад

The 'Sword of a Thousand Truths' from SouthPark!!! Also nice work on Bat'Leth, however, it's not a Mac'Leth, it's a Mek'Leth.

@liuntika 9 лет назад

OMG! :D Bat'leth is the ultimate weapon. You don't have to make a "next" weapon afterall! You are so cool, man! :)

@migzmedrana 10 лет назад

grim reaper's scythe from Dante's inferno :)

@drew65sep 4 года назад

I'm in my mid-fifties and grew up watching Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, etc on TV, and this is THE blade all us kids wanted to play with...up until Star Wars and the light sabers popped up. But, we all had some "smart" parents and there was no way in hell any of us kids were gonna get anything like this to play with... plastic or whatever lol. We all would probably be in jail now if we were allowed to have something similar lol. Like the vids... keep em coming

@SilverNight8a 8 лет назад

The Twin Blades of Azzinoth!! (World of Warcraft weapones), you did build the Gorehowl, the Frostmourne, and i know all the fans we know about that and your weapon artwork we got to see you make those blades!

@MaskedRiderChris 10 лет назад

If you haven't already done it, how about Elric of Melnibone's Stormbringer? The Black Sword needs a physical representation, and I bet you can do it justice. Michael Whelan's version is my gold standard.

@Blackjack1321 8 лет назад

How about a Vulcan Lir'pa, not the ceremonial one seen in the original series wedding episode Amok Time, but the ones seen in Star Trek Enterprise episode Season 4 Episodes 8 & 9 (Awakening and Kir'Shara). It would be nice if it had an interior metal core shaft covered in wood that was threaded in the middle to come apart and store in a back scabbard.

@Overlysalted 10 лет назад

Corvo's blade from Dishonored would be awesome

@alilarhdiri9666 7 лет назад

"my head was gonna be chopped off" DRAMA ALERT!

@redrive682 9 лет назад

this is awesome

@Skyfighter64 10 лет назад

Twin Blades of Azzinoth (Warcraft). Those would be legendary! Especially if they had a greenish glow.

@Dowlphin 9 лет назад

I like the knocksoffs/copies that Tony is making. Even when they're just knockoffs of knockoffs. ^^

@evansigmon6249 9 лет назад

they are not nockoffs they are copies that are in real life

@Dowlphin 9 лет назад

Evan Sigmon Explain what you believe to be the difference then.

@SirOmega33 9 лет назад

Dᴏᴡʟᴘʜɪɴ knockoffs are usually crap, while these are clearly not

@Dowlphin 9 лет назад

***** Usually being the keyword. I was pointing out the potential hypocrisy contained in the use of such words. If "knockoff" is considered to carry negative connotations, then it would be disrespectful to use such a name for something you yourself are using to make a copy of. If not, then it is valid to call Tony's works knockoffs.

@SirOmega33 9 лет назад

Dᴏᴡʟᴘʜɪɴ was the item that tony received any decent? no, because it was a Chinese knockoff. the item tony made was a copy, not a knockoff.

@shaunparadis2204 6 лет назад

I loved it!!

@TheWinerdar 10 лет назад

I love the gimli bearded axe but you dropped the ball on this one. The Bat'leth is shaped overall as part of a circle. No edge is straight. It needs to be able to roll over the arms and the body in a fluid motion. Worf does a great demonstration of this in Deep Space Nine

@trevoranderson7182 9 лет назад

Remember though, "The blade is not a weapon, it is part of you."

@willfoster8982 9 лет назад

Awesome.

@andrewwhite6395 10 лет назад

I'd like to see either Sauron's Mace, the Kurgan's sword from Highlander, or the Glaive from Krull!

@midgetydeath 2 года назад

If we’re invaded by aliens, I’m willing to bet Klingon will end up the universal human language as a result of codetalking from the war. And for morale reasons.

@thunderbird3764 10 лет назад

I am a fan of swords from movies. One move that I like is Called "The Sword and the Sorcerer" The two blades that I would like to see you attempt is the sword of King Cromwell and the Sword of Talon( called a Sly sword) It has three blades the center blade is the longest and the blades on either side can be projected. It also has a dagger in the hilt of the blade.

@oravula171 10 лет назад

Lich king's sword - Frostmourne

@blackcorp0001 9 лет назад

Freaking Awesome !

@rheddtx 10 лет назад

I would like to see the Blind Fury cane sword used by Rutger huer

@vjeko1701 10 лет назад

There are several other cool star trek weapons. The Jem'Hadar Kar'takin, the Vulcan Lirpa and for the ultimate one, the Sword of Kahless. It's my birthday and I would like nothing more than that :)

@altops4490 8 лет назад

5 pointed glaive from Krull circa 1983.

@bunnyartix4809 10 лет назад

frostmourne from world of warcraft

@coreyshier7526 7 лет назад

Hey, I just saw the movie Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. I suggest you do the "Sands of Time" dagger. Use crucible steel folded over 300-400 times, shaped and engrave all the detail then etch and polish the blade. That would be Cool!!

@picard4772 10 лет назад

The Vulcan Lirpa? basically a staff with a half-moon blade on top? the flat part of the half-moon would be facing down, the blade right on top.

@jordanefraim8398 10 лет назад

Skyrim Daedric Dagger or Sword! It would look so freaking cool... and I have to give credit where it's due, you and your team are straight up bad-asses!!!