What happened to the English, we became so self righteous and called other people of the world "barbarians" just like our roman enemies said to our celtic ancestors
@loolfactorie your ancestors may have been "Celtic" but the latest DNA evidence shows that most of our ancestors were from Friesland, Denmark(Angles, Jutes, and later Danes) and North Germany(Saxons). Quite a few Scots have the same ancestry too!
@loolfactorie We Americans are far more guilty of such things than those of you living in the UK (or Europe in general). Of course, many European and European descended nations idolize Rome and Greece and neglect the Germans and Celts most of us are descended from. We call them barbaric and primitive, when in fact they were quite intelligent and had very interesting, and significant, cultures. That also applies to the modern sense where we call certain groups "savages." Tis a shame
Lovely. I would have said basic or spartan as opposed to primitive when describing the facilities. Some of us prize a nearly monastic utilitarian forge for both practical and mythic reasons.
@fatguyanthony Bob Kramer, another bladesmith to pass the American Bladesmith Society's strict requirements to be a Master Bladesmith, has charged $300 per inch for custom knives, and can't keep up with demand. Similar patterning as shown here.
@Roark3000 o holy shit... but i wouldn't put a price on something this beautiful u know? but thanks a lot for the info. i gotta start saving for this super expensive decoration hahaha
primitive? the old way of making swords still creats better looking and stronger blade then the fake mass produced ones, i see many fake ones break but hand made are still strong and good shape
@XxModernDayRaiderxX I'm quite sure if we ever need swords and spears we can mass produce them as shown above. And isn't it obvious a fake one wouldn't be as strong as a real sword? One meant to stab and slice open men's flesh.
@XxModernDayRaiderxX I'm pretty sure that they meant that they had primitive means to make the swords, not that the swords they made were useless and primitive. For example the folding and hammering parts would have been done by a couple of men bashing at the metal (primitive) and not a machine with 10 times their efficiency(non-primitive).
Also the reason the modern mass produced "swords" breaks easily is because they are NOT made the same way as the real ones and therefore are more fragile
@Czed93 Forge iron is no where near as strong as stainless steel. But most replicas are made out of aluminum and zinc alloy or other lighter alloy instead.
@max465t I'm mixed with different "heritage", which is part Deutsch from the Braun family. It seems silly to me for modern-day Europeans to claim this or that, because of the mix of "heritage" across the board. I am also mixed with Italiano, Albannaich, Gaeilge, Nederlands, Aniyunwiyah, Français and English. Commonly, I'm human. Mensch oder so. Why is heritage such an important thing to Europeans? Ich finde es ignorant.
@ChristopherJManess yes yes i know. as I said, i am normally not nationalistic. it does not make sense to be proud of something that you did not yourself have anything to do with it. saying "man im proud to be german" doesn't make any sense because i did not do shit to become german, i was just born here. However, it is cool to know that somewhere, sometime, one of my fathers fathers father father (etc) was a Saxon, and that is pretty cool. I´m not saying I am better than anyone else.
@max465t Every part of humanity is connected to another. I love finding those connections! The sword making of Europe is why Cortez conquered the "New World". It's just as captivating as frightening to see how our ancestors made history. I wonder how much those swords cost, today.
@wintersnoob well all of human history has its roots in some form of massacre or the other. And the Saxons didnt just massacre people endlessly, they were also craftsmen, and produced beautiful golden jewelry, which they traded with tribes all over Europe. They were great metal workers ( i would imagine that is something that you would take away from this video). in fact if you are so against bloodshed in ancient times, you should do a little research on the roman empire.
@max465t I know of the massacres...but you look proud of that. I'm not proud of the Roman Empire and they were far more developed and civilized(also contributed more to history) than the saxons. Even though they are not from the same era.
@wintersnoob - Well the Saxons (and their Angle kin) did offer a few contributions to history. The language you're typing; the Industrial Revolution; the development of modern processing computers and the World Wide Web. Without those, your post wouldn't exist.
@adventussaxonum Industrial Revolution? World Wide Web? Computers? What are you even talking about. Well if it is so to follow year example then I must say that the Homo Habilis species was in influence to whatever you are eating for dinner.
I say we go back to swords in for the remainder of 2012 and onwards!
Foxkoun 1 month ago
What happened to the English, we became so self righteous and called other people of the world "barbarians" just like our roman enemies said to our celtic ancestors
loolfactorie 2 months ago
@loolfactorie your ancestors may have been "Celtic" but the latest DNA evidence shows that most of our ancestors were from Friesland, Denmark(Angles, Jutes, and later Danes) and North Germany(Saxons). Quite a few Scots have the same ancestry too!
adventussaxonum 1 month ago
@loolfactorie We Americans are far more guilty of such things than those of you living in the UK (or Europe in general). Of course, many European and European descended nations idolize Rome and Greece and neglect the Germans and Celts most of us are descended from. We call them barbaric and primitive, when in fact they were quite intelligent and had very interesting, and significant, cultures. That also applies to the modern sense where we call certain groups "savages." Tis a shame
Spideyfan117 3 weeks ago
Lovely. I would have said basic or spartan as opposed to primitive when describing the facilities. Some of us prize a nearly monastic utilitarian forge for both practical and mythic reasons.
provanost 3 months ago
Damn... I want one.. :D
Cadeyrakon 4 months ago
that is a beautiful weapon
whitetyger00 4 months ago 2
WOW 1500 individual pieces of steel!
spikeslobodian 4 months ago
i like the Hot sign on the Furnace at 1:12 XD
XxHanix 4 months ago 2
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MrDiem2 4 months ago
wow
oglioko 4 months ago
i want me one.. damn thats impressive. what a craftmanship
TheScatman89 4 months ago
how much do these swords cost? without it being an artifact? or like those rare ones
fatguyanthony 4 months ago
@fatguyanthony Bob Kramer, another bladesmith to pass the American Bladesmith Society's strict requirements to be a Master Bladesmith, has charged $300 per inch for custom knives, and can't keep up with demand. Similar patterning as shown here.
Roark3000 4 months ago
@Roark3000 o holy shit... but i wouldn't put a price on something this beautiful u know? but thanks a lot for the info. i gotta start saving for this super expensive decoration hahaha
fatguyanthony 3 months ago
THUMBS UP IF YOUR ANSCESTORS WERE SAXONS!
theblacksheep1000 4 months ago
@theblacksheep1000 wtfbbqlol
lamborginin 4 months ago
Hm, i'll need to remember that technic.
Peter4101 4 months ago
cool
pamilalv 4 months ago
Take notes! Take notes! SKYRIM is almost out!!
GoreTorn16 4 months ago
donald sutherland
h2oACE13 4 months ago
isn't that awesome!?
chesster423 4 months ago
How much?
2muchgametime 4 months ago
primitive? the old way of making swords still creats better looking and stronger blade then the fake mass produced ones, i see many fake ones break but hand made are still strong and good shape
XxModernDayRaiderxX 4 months ago
@XxModernDayRaiderxX I'm quite sure if we ever need swords and spears we can mass produce them as shown above. And isn't it obvious a fake one wouldn't be as strong as a real sword? One meant to stab and slice open men's flesh.
lololyooo 4 months ago
@XxModernDayRaiderxX I'm pretty sure that they meant that they had primitive means to make the swords, not that the swords they made were useless and primitive. For example the folding and hammering parts would have been done by a couple of men bashing at the metal (primitive) and not a machine with 10 times their efficiency(non-primitive).
Also the reason the modern mass produced "swords" breaks easily is because they are NOT made the same way as the real ones and therefore are more fragile
Czed93 4 months ago 3
@Czed93 Forge iron is no where near as strong as stainless steel. But most replicas are made out of aluminum and zinc alloy or other lighter alloy instead.
mercedescl 4 months ago
@mercedescl think you missed the point.... gravely...
Czed93 4 months ago
SAXON HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALE
m1me1111 4 months ago 2
and the camera man was never seen or heard from again.
XmojotronX 4 months ago
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Lion911199 4 months ago
I thought this video said "saxophone sword"
XtraXtraodinaire 4 months ago
WOW !
scorici 4 months ago
That is awesome
pitobrain 4 months ago
I actually misread it as Saxton Sword...
Hale would've been proud.
AbeX301 4 months ago
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gembelobosok 4 months ago
That was actually pretty cool...
TruthatCearcie 4 months ago
omg that's BEAUTIFUL!!!!
MaxC17 4 months ago
that was beautiful mang
chronDiggity 4 months ago
great work ! whodat !
xxcrossed 4 months ago
if you arent there, i aint yours. stay that ass in a cave
BiGShell 4 months ago
that one sexy blade i tell you wuht
RattleheadAnthony 4 months ago
A beard that impressive must be a fire hazard.
Jonpoo1 4 months ago
It would have been nice to see the end product
llathrum 4 months ago
exageration.
seedo201 4 months ago
Normaly I am not Nationalistic, but damm, its cool to have such a badass heritage
max465t 4 months ago 71
@max465t You're a Saxon? Where is that nation located?
ChristopherJManess 4 months ago
@ChristopherJManess north central Germany, in the states of Saxony and Lower Saxony
max465t 4 months ago
@max465t I'm mixed with different "heritage", which is part Deutsch from the Braun family. It seems silly to me for modern-day Europeans to claim this or that, because of the mix of "heritage" across the board. I am also mixed with Italiano, Albannaich, Gaeilge, Nederlands, Aniyunwiyah, Français and English. Commonly, I'm human. Mensch oder so. Why is heritage such an important thing to Europeans? Ich finde es ignorant.
ChristopherJManess 4 months ago
@ChristopherJManess yes yes i know. as I said, i am normally not nationalistic. it does not make sense to be proud of something that you did not yourself have anything to do with it. saying "man im proud to be german" doesn't make any sense because i did not do shit to become german, i was just born here. However, it is cool to know that somewhere, sometime, one of my fathers fathers father father (etc) was a Saxon, and that is pretty cool. I´m not saying I am better than anyone else.
max465t 4 months ago
@max465t Every part of humanity is connected to another. I love finding those connections! The sword making of Europe is why Cortez conquered the "New World". It's just as captivating as frightening to see how our ancestors made history. I wonder how much those swords cost, today.
ChristopherJManess 4 months ago
@ChristopherJManess In Transylvania there still are a few Saxons.
eydos 4 months ago
@max465t YES IT'S AWESOME TO HAVE ANCESTORS THAT USED TO MASSACRE PEOPLE. Bad-ass.
wintersnoob 4 months ago
@wintersnoob well all of human history has its roots in some form of massacre or the other. And the Saxons didnt just massacre people endlessly, they were also craftsmen, and produced beautiful golden jewelry, which they traded with tribes all over Europe. They were great metal workers ( i would imagine that is something that you would take away from this video). in fact if you are so against bloodshed in ancient times, you should do a little research on the roman empire.
max465t 4 months ago
@max465t I know of the massacres...but you look proud of that. I'm not proud of the Roman Empire and they were far more developed and civilized(also contributed more to history) than the saxons. Even though they are not from the same era.
wintersnoob 4 months ago
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@wintersnoob when did i ever say that i was proud of the massacres?
max465t 4 months ago
@wintersnoob - Well the Saxons (and their Angle kin) did offer a few contributions to history. The language you're typing; the Industrial Revolution; the development of modern processing computers and the World Wide Web. Without those, your post wouldn't exist.
adventussaxonum 1 month ago
@adventussaxonum Industrial Revolution? World Wide Web? Computers? What are you even talking about. Well if it is so to follow year example then I must say that the Homo Habilis species was in influence to whatever you are eating for dinner.
wintersnoob 1 month ago
@max465t True
azyeennekun 4 months ago
@max465t yes because being proud of your ancestors is considered to be nationalism, right?
Stupid jackass. Why did you drop school?
fuckoff989 4 months ago
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@fuckoff989 Definition of nationalism: "Devotion to the interests or culture of one's nation."
max465t 3 months ago
@max465t It is an awesome and ancient tradition. Not really nationalistic, just appreciation. It's an insanely cool technique.
provanost 3 months ago
Discovery or Nat'l Geographic? Me chose the latter.
burubudur12345 4 months ago
Not bad at all, considering the tech of the Dark Ages.
hare122275 4 months ago
World Of Warcraft HERE I COME... wait....SKYRIM HERE I COME!!!
jfo27 4 months ago 95
@jfo27 yeah! skyrim and skyward sword will be awesome!!!!! :D
mkocja5a 4 months ago
@jfo27 WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
lamborginin 4 months ago
hm, DAT BLADE
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