Wooden longsword - furniture maker's perspective 

I really admire your realistic view of making wooden swords. You consider proportion and center of balance, unlike some who just go for looks. And with no power tools!

That center dowel is gold. I just made one of these out of Lignum Vitae.

You earned a subscribe today just for the tune you whistled at the start of this video :) But then I stayed for the rest and really enjoyed how you work. I appreciate your talking through the process, addressing your concerns and how you overcame the difficulties.

Hello my talented friend. Great design. You made a beautiful long wooden sword. Congratulations. I watched with curiosity. Thank you for sharing. Stay healthy and safe. See you. Big greetings...

Ficou ótimo. Parabéns.

Fantastic work! Hope to see a video of the sword in action, perhaps practicing your oberhaw. 👍🏼

If you made the blade out of two pieces laminated together this would give you the opportunity to put some lead in the blade to refine the balance point

I loved your project, do you still have your sketch? I want to build a similar one with my father in law, but I don't know how to sketch, how did you research for yours?

very good i liked so much

Beautiful sword

with long sword you want the balance closer to the gard really you want all the weight in your hands for faster and more agile swings slashes stabs and cuts other than that you did vary well

Nice work!

What tools did you use to make this project? I'm planning to make Guts sword from Beserk as well as Saw Clever from Bloodborne during quarantine also love how the longsword came out hope you make more of these videos

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Thank You Gillis....I noticed when turning the pommel using the 3-jaw chuck. Did you receive the other set of jaws for holding? A lot of times when chucks are passed down they only retain the jaws installed on the chuck and the second are just lost. I suspect that is the case? .... Anyway very nice sword and I do, again, enjoy your determination with all your excellent projects..... I have shared your channel with others and I hope your success grows with time.......TM

What is the swedish word for the pommel? Do you know how it was called in 15th C Sweden? In modern German it is "knauf", a cognate of the English "knob". In late medieval times it was called "Klos" which basically means dumpling :D

How do you make out of the wooden long sword and where is the template?

Where i can bought it?

I suspect that you are from Sweden? Where do you fence?

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