This is sword is now available to purchase thatworks.shop/store/ols/products/tengen-usuis-nichirin-sword

@peenoisedotooooo

Жыл бұрын

Why so late I think it will be sold in a blink if you post it early as you post this video

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

@@peenoisedotooooo we just decided to sell it.

@karnon_4886

Жыл бұрын

I can't load the website😭😭

@shohanpatwary3964

11 ай бұрын

When I’m old enough and have the money 💴 I would definitely buy this one day for sure I would

@Ziros_Play

7 ай бұрын

Как в конце музыка называется

Probably not the most cost effective kitchen knife out there but I like the passion.

@NumbDogma69185

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. Its probably the most effective knife for slicing watermelons or other similarly large fruits

@GCho733

Жыл бұрын

*F L A M B O U Y A N T*

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

@@NumbDogma69185 No Watermelons were harmed in the making of this video!

@amumuimo8530

Жыл бұрын

depends on what you are cutting.

@jeangab536

Жыл бұрын

Humm...japanese kitchen knives are really expensive tho

Even in anime/video game inspired builds, Ilya’s love and respect for historic blade techniques shows.

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

We try to show important techniques even in the most silliest of builds

@TheAsvarduilProject

Жыл бұрын

As a fellow engineer - software, not smithing - one thing has become clear in my career: there are very few 'trivial' tasks. All tasks deserve respect when building something. Even a silly build reaffirms proven techniques and teaches valuable lessons.

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

@@TheAsvarduilProject well said!

@ramonpizarro

Жыл бұрын

A lion hunts even a rabbit with all his might

@liamowen297

Жыл бұрын

​@@ramonpizarrolions don't hunt rabbit as they aren't worth the energy for the small amount of meat

Canonically, in Demon Slayer the swords the Corps receives are made with very specific techniques made by a very small number of extremely talented swordsmiths. Every single one is a work of art on its own, and the smiths get *very* mad if anything ever happens to one.

@RandomL0s3r

Жыл бұрын

You can see why Imagine working for months, years even to make a blade just for some pig guy to hammer it with a rock

@charlescaulkins8306

Жыл бұрын

Makes me wonder if Uzui did the same with his blades since the holes look rather big...

@Azazantei

Жыл бұрын

@@charlescaulkins8306 Honestly the fact that the Hole is that Big, and not only that also "Clean" makes me believe he probably commissioned it that way. Compare that to Inosuke Shredded Sword, you can see that not only it is Jagged well somewhat it also wasn't clean.

@dbzenoluke

Жыл бұрын

@@RandomL0s3rit takes them like a week

@Ren-lx8wv

8 ай бұрын

@@dbzenolukeNo it doesn't it takes months every time tanjirou broke his sword he waited a few months before getting a replacement.

This made me appreciate the swordsmith village arc even more. It’s so surreal and amazing when your favorite piece of art gets manifested into reality ❤

The staggering range of Ilya's skill set is truly remarkable.

@KamenRiderGumo

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I love watching the man work. I started watching the Man At Arms videos here on YT, then got into Forged in Fire and I freaked out when I saw Ilya show up there.

@sashapopovic3320

Жыл бұрын

@@KamenRiderGumo as soon as he stepped onto the floor, i knew hed walk away winning. its Ilya.

@tresenie

Жыл бұрын

He just needs to work on his forge toasting skils, it was a bit burned. But that's about the only thing i can think of.

@sundaedream6088

Жыл бұрын

I still demand to see some of his paintings

This is quite...flashy!

@Azubjourni

Жыл бұрын

Dattebayo! Oh sorry wrong anime

I will always appreciate that no matter how ridiculous or outlandish the weapon, it's approached with a realistic and respectful manner to make it real. Not just a decorative piece but a functional and true piece of art. Ilya and Matt are without a doubt, the finest smith's I've ever seen and it's always a pleasure to watch them work and to be educated by them.

You took one of my least favorite blades from the series and not only made it interesting, but absolutely beautiful. You guys are artists of the highest caliber.

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Frater! At the start of the project we decided that we didnt have time to do another one of the Katana from the series. That's why we chose this one. In the end we spent almost the same amount of time on this as we would of a Katana...

@unknownplayer7667

Жыл бұрын

Why is it least favorite? It looks tuff

@verumsemita4333

Жыл бұрын

probably one of the best blades in KNY imo.

@bu11ymaguire

Жыл бұрын

All the blades are same except tengens.

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

@@bu11ymaguire pretty much. There a couple dif ones

This is what i miss seeing swords from pop culture. Thanks for your hard work it looks great!

This is why you guys are my favorite forging channel! Would love some historical Chinese or north African sword builds. Maybe a Gundao or a shotel

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and thanks for the suggestions!

@frankdobs

Жыл бұрын

Nine ringed boardsword

After 6 years of being a student of this craft, Matt and Ilya remain my favorite teachers, by far. Thank you both for all you do!

@echofloodz0039

Жыл бұрын

Nice try

The fact that you guys used the big knife as a kitchen knife amazes me. Truly you are masters of your craft.

I imagine you have some of the best "all the way through" viewer counts on youtube. It doesn't really matter how long the videos get.

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes we do and sometimes we don’t…

После меча Танджиро очень ждал клинки Удзуя. Просто великолепная работа! Илья и Мэт, Ваш профессионализм и любовь к деталям каждый раз заставляют меня улыбаться.

I really appreciate that you guys always go the extra mile to show the more realistic versions of some of these anime weapons. Everybody who watches anime should know how ridiculous some of these designs are. The fact you can capture such a close likeness with real techniques not paint and fake parts that would just fall off or fade if the weapon was actually used is why you guys are some of the best on the platform.

It is a privilege to watch Ilya work, the attention to detail, the dedication to a mostly forgotten art, the respect for traditional practices. Everything put together is a pleasure to watch an artist at work. On top of that everyone else's work is also amazing to watch.

Damn i just remembered how underrated your skills are . 1k likes you guys deserve better skill like this takes decades to hone and yet people ignore such talent that you mastered through trial and error i hope this channel thrives in the near future

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and I hope it does as well

It goes to show that simplicity is always stunningly beautiful and flamboyant. Tengen Uzui would be very proud to have this piece of art.

Tengen Uzui will be proud of this build. Bet he will sneak at night when no one is around to steal that art, besides he is a Shinobi. 💯👌🏽

I love his sword the most out of all the swords in the show, absolutely stunning

my favorite thing about you guys even when you were at the other channel is that you didnt shy away from non traditional weapons nor did you complain. you did this because it was what you got into the job for creating art weather it be real or not, youve touched real weapons to stuff from movies and anime and games.

鬼滅の刃ファンというだけでなく、しっかりと日本刀の構造、美しさを理解されて作っている姿に感動しました✨

I love how the blade has three color tones, and the delicious demo.

Your commitment to traditional techniques and showing every step of the process to the best of your ability really is impressive. Keep up the excellent work

I am not a big fan of fantasy blades, but the way you guys use traditional techniques and explain everything along the way is great.

@yotyytoy9294

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, I much prefer traditional blades or at the very least realistic blades. This is just dumb, beautiful and well made, but dumb.

A masterpiece of anime based forges. Thank you That Work crew. Looking forward to the other projects you have planned for 2023.

Ilya lecturing about rod iron and ancient smithing is always pure gold

It honestly makes me happy seeing someone try to keep old techniques alive, you never know when they might become useful again or just simply a showing of how it used to be done and how we got to where we are now

Fantastic work as always guys. These episodes that strike a balance between historical and pop culture always tend to be some of my favourites. As far as episode ideas go id really like to see a build that explores some unusual techniques that we haven't really seen from you guys before. Theres plenty of examples both pop culture and historical that i think could be good for that but the one that comes to mind at the moment is the Godskin Peeler from Elden Ring. I feel like between the shotel like blade, the double sided nature, the corkscrew like spike and the detailing on the handle and fittings that it would offer plenty of opportunities to do some really interesting work

always amazing seeing you guys work the fantasy build and definitely taking the time showing the process on camera.

This here is what it looks like to put your heart and soul into something, absolutely beautiful work. Thank you for putting so much time an effort into something like this to share with us

i love this team , Ilya is the best smith I've seen and Matt is the best with the grinder!

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

You are too kind!

Thanks for watching! What should we make next? See what we have for sale ! thatworks.shop/store/ols/products

@jimaustin3361

Жыл бұрын

саблю тамерлана

@mrm0nty550

Жыл бұрын

Make Tozama from Jujutsu Kaisen. Maybe as a quick yotube short or something ( I literally have no idea how much time it'd take though)

@Duckrabbit_Forging

Жыл бұрын

You should make a meteorite sword for @stakuyi because in one of his recent shorts (kzread.infovOSW7dPi2BU?feature=share) he expressed a want for one

@orionis5533

Жыл бұрын

True Zangetsu(dual blade) from Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War

@dragneel77

Жыл бұрын

Roronoa zoro swords

Absolutely beautiful build... Thank you for your dedication and craftmanship and thank you for the long close-up shots ! The blades you guys make are all masterpieces and i think we all love to see them upclose and from every angle !

thanks for keeping such a tradition alive :D

Ilya has always been my favourite since man at arms. Love to see him still doing this and clearly his passion shows.

This is amazing and well made! Would love to see Rengoku's nichirin or the Dragon sword next 😲😲👌

@zaldygallardojr.322

Жыл бұрын

Or maybe Rangiku Matsumoto's Haineko blade from "Bleach"... Greetings from the Philippines!

The jokes at the end were brilliant, i dont feel a need to say this really but great work as always, this channel always truely lives up to the profession of blacksmithing, the techniques, history, and products are always stunning to me

Ilya is truly a master of his craft, such dedication and skill. Truly beautiful.

This is a thing of pure beauty! It's so nice to see the old techniques and materials. Thanks to you both!

Absolutely loved the video and the direction you guys took with this build!

This is how (long) all your final reveals should have been :)) Lovely looking piece!

My absolutely favorite thing about your work is your traditional techniques and it has always been entertaining to watch and you explain so well

Could you please forge someday a Zorro-inspired rapier using Damascus steel? Thank you and keep up the great work and content!

great video guys! Tengen's swords were one of my favorites from the anime, I'm glad to see you guys put so much love and attention into this project, very well done

Even a year later and this is still one of the most perfect builds you guys have done, hit the mark perfectly for every step and reasoning! Keep doing what you’re doing guys! 🔥🔥

I think this is one of the best projects I've seen you guys do over the years. Very very well done and so close to source material!

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! We tried to stay as close to the source material as possible, but also trying to give it a more "realistic" feel.

Если в кадре Илья, значит видео будет офигенным!))

That came out beautifully. I always appreciate how you guys talk about what you're doing for a build. I'm no blacksmith, but I have learned a lot from watching your channel. Can't wait to see what you guys do next!

My favorite part of your videos isn't even the weapons. Its just amazing to see masters at work at their craft. The swords are cool but the masters are aweinspiring.

Incredible work! Not sure if I missed it, but how did the blade get that slight "golden" hue at the end? Speaking of end, that ending was hilarious :D

Qualquer um pode Pintar um quadro, mas uma obra de arte dessas bem poucos, parabéns irmão você é um artista de verdade.

I love how Illya is like, "yeah, it's a giant kitchen knife, but its still a sword 🙄"

Thank you for sharing your craftsmanship with youtube again. I am always impressed with the historical context and understanding that accompanies your work in these videos. I would love to see more about your day-to-day work and what it takes to keep the bills paid in a trade like yours in the modern era.

The hot-dog-in-a-bun construction is called _warikomi_ (割り込み). _Sanmai_ refers to constructions where the blade steel layer goes all the way to the back.

@ilyaalekseyev3589

Жыл бұрын

That is correct. I misspoke and didn't bother to correct myself after because westerners tend to understand sanmai much better than warikomi or kobuse

That is one of the most beautiful swords I've ever seen

Thanks for the extended footage of the finished product! Great work!

you guys are full of talent! well done, from the forging to the grinding this is breathtaking

" 'destroyer of demons' ... or 'sushi' ... i'm not sure" 5 points for honesty

This blade turned out not only amazing but truly artistic

Love the video. Broke out into laughter at the text message and kitchen knife demo section. XD

Ilya is so skilled, damn. Ilya and Matt are the real deal. Legit.

Would love to visit their forge and see Ilya at work. Truly a great craftsman.

Dude the music that was used for this entire video was awesome but the music for the quench was especially well-suited it was absolutely perfect for that moment

I love Ilya's work. it's my favorite, It's so traditional and old (for lack of a better word) it feels like I'm 100 years in the past watching a Master Smith at work

THE ART AT IT"S BEST ! You've put so much heart and soul in this work and this sword look so cool 🔥🔥🔥

Love the more “realistic” look you give the pop culture projects, they always turn out so cool!

Hello from Russia, I watched all the seasons of this beautiful anime and I can say that the blacksmiths there love their work so much that they hid from everyone. But you...I don't even have the words to describe what you have created with your own hands. This is not just a large and weighty kitchen knife, it is above the usual word masterpiece. I have been following your channel for quite a long time and I can safely say that you are raising the bar of your splendor higher and higher. I wish you great luck and will continue to follow your channel)

Another fantastic video! All the way from the actual craftsmanship in the sword, to the video itself with the filmography, editing, and music.

A lot of work in the planning and interpretation that paid off big time. Appreciate your hard work.

I love this build, i really enjoy seeing the time and progress that the blade travels through to get and end point. So satisfying. 👍🏻👍🏻

Awesome seeing a full build again...been a while...thanks Guys

So glad to see IIya his skill is unmatched

Amazing work as always guys ! Really enjoy seeing the piece come together and the editing of the video as well !! Both a joy to watch!!

Ilya is an amazing smith, sone of your guys’ builds made me start forging a few years ago, and it’s not easy with just hand tools but wow you guys do great work.

I really love your narratives as you show the build process. Really gives meaning to the whole video and the essence of your mastery!

More phenomenal work, guys! Thanks for the hard work and stellar careful craftsmanship!

Love the passion and the attention to details, you guys are the best at doing those builds !

After the Man At Arms videos stopped (or even slightly before that), I lost touch with you guys. So glad to see you're doing your own thing. I'm eager to explore this channel.

I think that's what I like best about the pieces you guys make. You see other people who use paint or other impractical means to make their pieces look exactly like they do in the anime or video game they come from and they come off looking like cheap toys. On the other hand you guys use traditional methods to make a real world interpretation and as a result your pieces look... well, real.

Gorgeous work, gentlemen

Thank you sooo much for this build!!! I've been wanting to see someone actually make it since I saw the anime!! :)

Great video as always. Loved the phone call portion. It was a great way to start my day, before heading into the shop. I just hope Tsetsco, shows up while I'm working. That would be cool.

Side note..."IT WILL... MAKE A SANDWICH" said in the voice of Doug Marcaida. 😉 all jokes aside, I love it!

You are a true artist. Greetings from Argentina.

@That Works really liking this style of video, always a pleasure to watch

Watching Ilya forging&explaining is like watching wizard casting high-level spell for educational purposes :)

talk about the hard work of this guy just to make tengen sword and I'm so amaze of the result of your hard work

This is the most beautiful sword i have ever seen. Imagine real life Tengen holding this

Your interpretation of the edge is absolutely perfect. It looks so incredible and is such a good interpretation of the design.

@ThatWorks

Жыл бұрын

It’s always a tough call. Some people will side with you or against you either way so why not choose the historical or proper way?!

I love the cinematography .. beautiful work

This is so bad ass thanks for the videos guys ❤️

Awesome video, so much respect for Ilia, the classical music was a nice addition.

I am an avid viewer of man at arms reforged and didn't know you guys have a second channel. At first I didn't recognize who was smithing because I only remember Ilya with a beard. But as soon as I saw him folding and the technique of the forging, I knew it was him! Always top level down to the last detail. Keep it up!

Another great build the ending was just pure gold:)

It’s crazy to see this man grow on KZread. Lost the beard and is losing his accent. Talent is very much still there!

Man this video was a joy to watch! The production value of your videos is nearing the quality of your items, the improvement is obvious from when the channel started! I'm excited to see what you make next!Maybe one of Zoro's swords from One Piece??

I loved this build, keep up the great work as always. There were a lot of beautiful shots throughout the vid, and the blade looked awesome. I’d love to see you guys do Rengoku’s nichirin blade or maybe Yamamoto’s Zanpakuto from bleach.

She really is a thing of Beauty! As always, when it is left up to you guys. Once again... Exceptional work.