Fabrication d'armure médiévale Making of medieval armor #8

[puinsher2568]

C'est sublime ! j'aimerai bien apprendre également, mais à titre de hobby plus que de métier ^^ superbes gouts musicaux par ailleurs, la Bo de Black Hawk Down est magnifique.

[WildBuck007]

Wow....Dude. You are FAST ! 0_0

lol

[Evangelion1893]

linvention de la presse a métal sa te dit qqchose ?

[insolvancy]

I liked the use of the traditional medieval blow torch

[MrLoleroxxx]

great work but i got a question how many time did you spend on that armour?(not the piece the entire one)

[Pintito777]

where can i buy em

[xYsephiroth666Yx]

Where did you get all of your molds?

[1990christopher]

why has video #7 been removed from youtube?

[SuperJogvan]

Lot of good it did the French at Agincourt, ha! Beautiful work.

[POLLOLOKO4123]

how do you do to hammer that fast??? woowwww jk

[The4Beatlesrock]

Whats the most Difficult helmet to make?

[DrD0000M]

Now I know what it would look like if The Flash was born in the middle ages...

[deadmanwalking1981]

your handle name should of been "Thor" Thunder God with a Hammer.

[Compcherv]

Если греть в горне а не горелкой(на древесном угле) то металл насыщается углеродом и остаётся гибким но ствёрдым с наружи

[HokjeBlokje]

hey in some weeks my art academy study starts and i d like to know what kind of steel do you use and how thick it is :3 you make really good stuff i wish i could do it so im going to try it. you inspire me !

[MrFiskofake]

what kind of metal are you using? because it seems to me that it's very soft...

[Tynanboyle96]

ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting ting

[emocircusops]

you know i think i would believe you if you said that you didnt speed up the video

[comicfan21]

what gauge steel do you use?

[Rosenrot64]

Could anybody please tell me name of the song playing in background?

[jayhellcat]

@Rosenrot64 I think it's Le Nozze di Figaro from Mozart

[jayhellcat]

@Rosenrot64 to be more specific: the "Letter Duet" ("Canzonetta sull'aria") from Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro.

[jayhellcat]

@Rosenrot64 The other one is ''J'Attends'' a soundtrack from the movie Black Hawk Down. So was the other one (from The Shawshank Redemption).

[Kurk58]

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!

[Predator9555]

Thats a lot of hammer blows.

[JulianaWilde]

No armor doesn't break when you bang on it while its not hot, thats called cold working when its cold, and hotworking when its hot. Forging is alltogether molding something like pouring a sword or a knife in steel.

[SlappieBob]

Doesn't the armor break when you shape it when it's not heated?

[JonasIsdiaNeravar]

no, there is a forging method called 'cold forging', where (as the name implies) the steel is formed as is, without being heated

[SlappieBob]

Howcome that can be done with armor and not with swords? Just because it's thinner?

[JonasIsdiaNeravar]

yes, the steel used for armor is thinner than the steel used for swords, if the armor was the same thickness as a sword, then the armor would be too heavy to wear. If you had a sword the same thickness as armor, well, the sword would be too....thin....to use

[SlappieBob]

Yes, I get that..:P I was just referring to the steel not cracking because it's thinner:P

[JonasIsdiaNeravar]

oh okay! I think the only time that steel would actually crack, is if you hit it to hard and it was too thin, or if it is a weaker steel

[gbh903]

Love these videos!

[kingolaf99]

Amazing work! How was spot heating done in the Middle Ages with no blowtorches? I can't imagine...

[vallesan]

cool video i wish to have the moneyy  i hate moneyyyyyyyy

[Bertziethegreat]

Your mom is easy!

[Yarder122]

any one can do this art it just takes time and alot of steel

[Buliwyf71]

Superbe travail!

Est-ce que t'as besoin d'un apprenti? :)

[nightwishcaca]

c'est le theme de quelle film la deuxieme chanson???

[pompier4c5]

Du super beau travail! Wow

[LeozinhoPlaybass]

I guess jackin off isnt a problem to him...

[Yarder122]

lol

[vallesan]

lol = jajajajaja

[qsdmlk999]

it's fucking interressting, really!

[opiomy]

would you tell me please the name of the song in second part of the video? thank you

grat video i love it

[ser4g]

Классное видео секреты раскрыты, хотя мы в Киеве тоже такие делаю, сейчас наверно повсюду распространилось это ремесло вы откуда

[XxSARGE]

not sure if anybody answered you but the song that starts at 3:38 and on is hans zimmer - Gortoz a ran.. also featured in the film blackhawk down.

[EPU01]

whats the name of the song that is playing at min 5:00? Its beautiful

[TUSENMAUG]

coolest thing i've seen in a long while, bravo!

[welfklfbwibfkwbfeqwf]

hey every body just put a vid of my new armor on tell me what ya think

[welfklfbwibfkwbfeqwf]

I really love your work though its pretty nice id like to get mine on here to show ya

[welfklfbwibfkwbfeqwf]

drawing it out to form it seems a lot harder than the way I do it I just make molds of my body out of concrete and form the steel into it but drawing it out you don't create creasing though but if your good you don't have that prob

[browiec666]

hey man your work ist incredible. Great Work.

Can you tell me, what ist the name of the second song ?

Greetings from Poland

[soucin456]

waaauuuuuu very gggggggoooooooooooooddddddd!!!­!!!!!!!!!!

[makemegood55]

song suck

[patate23410]

hey its medieval song!

[Izhmash47]

beat you beat people arm wrestling ;p

[KingMigThe2nd]

how did u get started learning the trade? i really want to learn

[welfklfbwibfkwbfeqwf]

so you do use 14 gauge thats the same size i use what all do you use to keep the armor from rusting thats one proublem I have had for a while

[SgtViktor]

About 3 weeks

[SgtViktor]

All the names of the music are at the and of the second part of this video.

[SgtViktor]

Yes!

[fiskerlord]

hey

is the metal that u dont heat, is that alu? cus I have a frind ho make it himself :)

[TheWitchfinderGenral]

It's most likely steel. Mild steel can be worked hot or cold, but when cold working, martensite crystals form, making the metal brittle. Heating it prevents this from happening. Hot metal is also softer, therefore easier to work.

[Bertziethegreat]

Is there any benefit to working it cold then?

[TheWitchfinderGenral]

Yes - mainly that you don't have to heat it! You need a torch to heat the metal, and when you hammer the hot metal, a very fine layer will flake away, thinning the metal. Hot metal also demands respect. Even when it's not visibly hot, it can still burn you.

[SgtViktor]

It mild steel 16g and 14g.

[SgtViktor]

Yes it my profession and I sell my work.

[slagmite]

Hi really love your videos and have been rewatching them for a while now. I was just wondering who plays the background music?

[medievallover120]

you should try making a burgonet helmet!

[Shotgun0728]

though alot of this was in highspeed you make it look easy

[Nailgun666]

thanks for all the stuff you post, I'm learning a lot, you know I'm into LARP and I started making my own armor, it's a hard job though

[Xunethqualn]

i want to know if One is it a hobby or profession and 2 does he sell the stuff he makes because it comes down to it I will buy if I had an idea

[gswiaczny]

Armorsmith with a superpowers :D as fast as light... ^^" Your videos are awesome, i've learned a lot. Thank you! Greetings from Poland :)

[lunarlemon03]

Haha, I love the slow motion at 1:51, brilliant. Thanks so much for these videos, truly an inspiration. And showing the raising process sped up instead of small sections from each step is genius.

[leoltimus]

A quick question if ur making an armor is better to use hammering technique, or heat the metal? Im asking cus im not sure if that makes the metal to brittle or is it ok?

[goth6satan]

A.blow torch

[na4eto]

Very good work!But i'll ask you something...what do you use to heatup an exact part of the metal?

[MiniEggsLover]

Juste une question toute bête.

Puisque le casque est en plusieurs pièces, comment est-ce que tu fais pour que les pièces "fittent" ensemble? Pour qu'elles soit toutes de la bonne grosseur pour, à la fin, formé le casque?

[willofodin]

Combien de temps?

[reinonuevo]

Great work! where did you learn all this?!! my dreamed job!

[faborzon]

I really like the way you present your work on these videos, showing clearly what is beign made, so people can learn a little if they watch closely.

There are so little videos out there about armouring... :(

So, thanks a lot for taking the time to put up this. It is really something to behold and i REALLY enjoy watching them, so keep up the good work!

And I'll be sure to download the full version. :)

Thanks!

[12345smaug]

whats the name of the music at 03:40

[SgtViktor]

Hans Zimmer - Black Hawk Down-Gortoz A Ran - J'attends

[metal0artist0kyle]

seriously...just beautiful!!!i love your work!