Hahaha

Bruh How's that possible by that small Lil spearhead to make a chain

They won't use chains in 3000 years. They'll use Anti gravitational magnetic hauling devices.

lmao 😂 life

Clm. Cười ẻ 😂

god of war reference

That’s what she said

Its not a good spear the front blade is to big makes it unbalanced because of its weight

@@jackbarnes9316 good one

@@OvertMF Probably should add a "spheric ball" in the back to balance it out.

​@@denisdreshaj278Are there any non-spherical balls?

Wire wrapped grips are present on a number of historical artifacts from the Middle Ages through the renaissance. It’s uncommon to see it now but they work well and when you’re wearing gauntlets/gloves there is not really a risk of hand injury

He's from Pakistan. You could send him to the heart of a sulphur mine in an active volcano and he'll walk there in flip flops with a tshirt over his mouth and punch 5 cobra on the way for spooky his pet tiger

Do you not have business of your own that you should be minding?

@@JackSilver1410 It is a safety concern they may not be aware of that I gave a solution for. No talking down, no making fun. My comment is three months old with 58 upvotes from people who recognized what I was doing. If you feel so strongly about people minding their own business, take your own advice and don't try to insinuate I've done something wrong :)

@@tybertimus Love the argument, "I have people who agree with me. I must be right!" Like there's no way for large groups of people to all be stupid. I'm just showing you what it's like for some rando to crawl out of the woodwork with advice you didn't ask for. Maybe give a little perspective the next time you want to play helicopter mom to a grown adult.

@@JackSilver1410 Again, it's a SAFETY CONCERN they may not know about. And again, take your own advice and mind your own business.

Very good advice, I noticed right away.

Exactly! Anvils mounted on concrete or very dense logs with at least 6" long lag screws securing it down will produce the best results, and to add one step further you can bed the anvil down with Epoxy for absolutely zero vibrations, _all_ the power gets transferred to the workpiece. Makes a lot less noise too, since it stops the anvil from vibrating.

What is it for?

@@newmind8420 To heal ofc

@@UltraSonic666 lol 😆

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The assegai is the throwing spear or javelin. The shorter shafted thrusting spear was known as the iklwa. It was called that because that was the approximate sound it made when pulled out of an enemy.

đồng hương có thể nói tiếng Vie không 😂

@@tuyetsonphiho5035 ko nên nói tiếng Việt trong vid nc ngoài đâu. Đây là bro bảo tôi ms nói thôi

@@hoaquangbuivu9872 vậy là mình mãn nguyện rồi 😌

You

My American ass confused

Yes..that lil bit of symmetry is needed to complete this masterpiece.

I could tell throughout the video, this person is not very skilled with tools and I suspect the end product, albeit looking "cool" is sub-par at best. Several problems there. -Anvil is loose on the ground. - No attention was paid to thickness and weight of the blade. -The hammering looked primarily cosmetic rather than shaping the blade itself, most of the shaping came from grinding, eliminating any benefit forging might've given the strength of the blade. -Hammering was inconsistent and left deep gashes and high spots. -The quenching was done precisely up to where the most narrow part of the blade is, and since there was no tempering this is making the weakest part of the spear the most prone to stresses that'll make it snap. -No attention was paid to wood grain while making the shaft. -the shaft is generally too short for a spear (But okay, that's up to him, not a big deal.. there are short spears anyhow) -There's no shoulder on the wood to retain the twisted wire in position.(a few vigorous thrusts and it'll get loose and slide off) -The majority of the wooden hilt was lacquered, making it slippery.... worst thing you can do to a spear shaft. -the pommel is completely loose and held into position by a wood screw and some glue... (Bad, very bad) There's more but I think I've made my point. All in all, this is extremely poor craftsmanship. But if it was a first time attempt, I'd say "not too bad for a first try". But if this is someone claiming to know what they're doing, I'd say there's a hell of a lot of space for improvement.

U do it better then

@@chefbezos. that's a fallacy, you don't have to be able to do something to criticize

@@marinodezelak1180 I wouldn't call this extremely poor craftsmanship. For sure he machined the spear rather than forged it, and made some design errors like the lacquered shaft, but the guy set out to make a functional spear, and it sure looks functional to me.

And end up in the FBI watchlist.

That’s too bad, also, repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, He died for you, paying the penalty for your sins.

@@jacobpeterson2405 whAaaaaat?!

@@AlexanderHonsVonEber Just another wacko, pay em no mind. They are a dime a dozen nowadays.

Jacob Peterson dude. don’t spread your religious beliefs here, nobody cares

@@AlexanderHonsVonEber That's what Paul would say

Hes doing it all wrong! He isnt even wiping the flakes off the anvil

(emot batu)

@@domandodo9658 idk, can’t argue with his results lmao

​@@avaleloc1513 True, his results are an asymmetrical, out of balance spear head inadequately fastened to a too short shaft featuring a wire wrap that is going to if it is handled more than hanging it in a wall. If the object was a wall hanger, it's a sucess, I suppose, because that is all it's good for.

But they didn’t forge it, they just flattened it and machined it. It still ended up poorly balanced and bent.

What was that? Can you please explain?

Which brand of band-aid was that ??

@@soumyadipXplore idk

😠

I think spears designed for throwing tend to be a little shorter. I'm guessing the added pommel is purely as a counterweight to balance it for throwing too.

​@@Interrobang212 yes, throwing spears are mostly shorter or thinner (if they're long), it's just my personal taste - I love melee spears or at least combined, that can be thrown and comfortably used in melee combat.

Came on this vidéo just for this comment luv u bro

@@Wanhell thank you love you too

Agreed, hope you are wearing a face mask and a tick apron.

i would love to see your collection

Do you want to buy ?

Amm, I really don't have any store nor know how to sell across the Globe.

@@pakistalent do consider reaching out to someone who can tell you something-heck, make/watch a video asking how to sell stuff online. The comments will guide you. Dude your stuff is pretty decent and I'm sure there are people willing to pay hundreds to own your pieces.

@@pakistalent what was the joke with the bandaid? I would have guessed you filled it in with a welder, but not that late in the polish?

Yeah, You are right :o