Rusted Leaf Spring Forged into an ARABIAN SWORD 

This style of not arabian. This sword is Turkish Kilij.

I'm really glad that someone from Pakistan (My Country) are posting this creative work!

Isnt this a kilij which is turkic in origin?

أحسنتم و بارك الله فيكم ... عمل ممتاز .. تحية لإخواننا المبدعين في باكستان

This sword form is yalmanlı. İt is turkish design that for military. And there is Gaddare that is heavy than yalmanlı. Like same yalmanlı, only thicker than yalmanlı. For steel thick armors.

Right type of steel! +1 point however as soon as you forged the curve you ruined the temper that gave the steel its spring like quality. On top of that you also introduced stress fractures that caused significant lines and pitting to form. Typically to address this smiths will fold then forge weld a billet back into itself. Should have used 2 springs folding into billet and forge welded before you began to rough shape. -1 point The sword is to thick from edge to rear especially on the end curve. -1 point That pitting along the fuller is also worrying that’s begging for rust to form and ruin structural integrity of the blade, also the lack of even attempting to acknowledge the putting is piss poor performance on your part, severe lack of attention to detail. -1 point The handle should have had a second Rivet 1.5 inches below final swell of the brass hand guard centered in the handle to secure the handle wood in place. -1 point Need to polish your handle and guard along with trailing and cutting faces of blade (do not polish cutting edge) but that might be asking too much since you ignored the obvious and very deep pitting earlier in the vid. -1 point Finally you should have tempered the blade again in order to have it regain the spring quality it would need to be functional. -1 point 0/5 Issue trend: lack of attention to detail

I would recommend Adding two bolts In the handle. I don't think it is sufficient to rely on glue only. Would also be nice to see how successful it is to withstand strong tests

Assalamualaikum Thank You From Indonesia

Amazing work. 🇸🇦

شكرا طريقة رائعة حقا

04:14 - Oooh. That's magical. ⭐️ 🌟 ✨ ⚡️ ☄️ 💥

आज तो मशीनों का युग है आज के हजारों साल पहले लोग पता नही कैसे इतना बढिया बना लेते थे

this almost looks like a hybrid or a similar looking sword to the Arabian design, but not quite Arabian. Great sword though, absolutely fintastic work.

Bbai dill khush kar deya. Keep it up.

Good Job! Whole video is interesting Keep uploading good content.

That sword happens to be one of my favorite kinds of blades, even though it's a single-handed weapon; I prefer two-handed swords, but I'm just rambling.

I very love arabian sword because it type sword is very awesome

do not trust that blade with that hole in it. no question wonderful looking. however most people working with leaf springs avoid the hole or cut the line just below it to remove it totally. your the first i have seen welding out the hole. right in middle of the blade any real test and it breaks right there. watch the show forge in fire it happens all the time.

what a nice SWORD, no doubt TALENT is INVOLVED

the onion is the make enemies cry when it's pulled out

Really cool, Mash'Allah!

I love videos of this kind 1080p and 2x playback... 😉

kashmir srinagar sy apko pyar aur ap k talent ko salam

This is not an Arab sword, it's a Turkish sword model.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

Its not arabian sword its OTTOMAN sword if you want check the Topkapi palace museum

С заверенным в середине лезвием, такой длинны... Ну да, ну да)

This is an ottoman Sword called "Karabela" or Caracal in English

The Sword looks Amazing!!

فنان👏👏👏

Excellent work!

ماشاء الله تبارك الله

It is far from an authentic sword, but it is amazing what he could achieve using very simple tools and materials

I like your work

Красиво очень сделал 👍👍👍

The great historical weopen

Nice job I wish you good luck👍😉💪🇩🇿

Mashaallah 💖

Mano muy intelijente usted es el mejor

Nice one 👍 👌 👏 from Egypt 💗 💗👊

Nice bro 😎 good job 👍

Best. Made for me😊

Great work but this is not forging... This is basically stock removal.. You just cut out a blade from a steel piece.

Good work bro 🇸🇦

What a noble job

Somirroy 🇮🇳👌 multilingta chai 0

Good one أحسنت 👍👍

Perfect bro

Amazing work

عمل جيد ورائع

Love your work .

it was very good

الهم احفظ زوجتي الغاليه بحفظك الحفيظ من كيد الكاءدين وسحر الساحرين ومكر الماكرين

Looking great 👍👌😀

The blade looks great and the design but 100% it will break if it entered a real battle because it's made out of rusty and low quality material

Second chanel of “RANDOM HAND”?? Good job my brother👍🏼👍🏼 MashaAllah

Kitne rupaye ki hai kaha se milegi

that metal is so strong. its not trash it would be good to make a weapon

Hello everyone. I do sculpting. nice to meet you. I wish you all the best of luck.❤❤.

The sword you made is a completely Turkish sword. If you want to look, the name of the sword is kilij and you will see that it is a Turkish sword. It has nothing to do with the Arabs.

باكستاني مبدع ما شاء الله باكستاني ما في خوووف

not only arabs but also Turks, İranian and other muslims used these swords. This sword name is Shamshir

Wauuu very nice sir

It is said that Arab swords were manufactured mainly in Damascus and Baghdad after the Islamic conquests, and that the greatest dependence of the Arabs before Islam was on Indian swords due to the length of their blades and the beauty of their people. It is not enough for the Arabs that the sword be effective, it must also be beautiful in its curves so that the bearer can be proud of it and write poetry about it until the Islamic conquest came, which encouraged the Arabs to make swords, so blacksmithing was hated by the Arabs in ancient times. People say about him that he became a Roman and that he left the Arabs

Bhai talwar banwani hai ye kitny charge karogy aur kitny din main ready hojaigi???

Awesome

🇮🇶I want Saif I am your new follower from Iraq

Its not Arabian sword. Its Turkic cavalry sword. Even Mongolians used it. Arabs used straight swords.

Fantastic 👍

it's not arabian sword .. it's Turkish sword ... it is kilij

If you can easily file it and it breaks if you hit it by a hammer, that means the firging is not finished yet.

Title is a lie, the sword was made thru stock removal only, no forging of any kind was done. It did look good at the end though.

Bhai plaese make Kilij and yataghan

Nice video kya khoob banaya

i like it super coll

Wonderful keep it up

Hello sir. How i can buy this sword.plz reply me.

You do nice work. What I'm having trouble understanding is how you have a metal lathe, and a mill, but can't have a good forge, power hammer or press to do some proper forging? Again you do nice work.

You are a great master

Me podrian decir aparte de la cebolla q mas le pone y eso q le com el aerosol q es??

جمييل 🙆🏻‍♂️

I love Arab swords, a wonderful job well done I subscribed to your channel

Beautiful

Nice job brother love for Indians

8:10 U ain't foolin' nobody

Osmanlı kılıcına benzedi

72 cracks wayse hi hy aor usme wooden handle laga diya wo bhi bina kisi pin k safety ka to namo nishaan nazar nahi ara aor to aor epoxy se jamm kiya hi talwar Charlene wala hi jakhmi hojayga

O Arap kılıcı değil. Türk kilici. Kabza namlu yalım, yalman ve kabza stili türk . geç dönem Osmanlı

Nice making bro

ياحلو المقاطع ذي قبل النوم

هذا سيف تركي وليس عربي ، سيف الأتراك أفضل لأنه أقوى غير خفيف وغير ثقيل ،إنه سيف السلطان عثمان إبن ارطوغل البطل الشجاع الهمام

رائع ماشاءالله

Wah

This is not an Arab sword, this is the sword of Ottomans and Berbers

Good work man

Wow

گریٹ جاب ویلڈن

Great job bhai..,💕💕

hmmm like an ottoman sword to me named kiliç

وألقي ما في يمينك تلقف ما صنعو إنما صنعو كيد ساحر ولا يفلح الساحر حيث أتى

فنان ♥♥♥