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I laughed when Joerg used "ffs" in describing his camera woes.

There are Turkish swords that will survive driving a car over them without a care in the world , and there are Turkish swords that will fall apart if you swing them in the air. There is no middle ground lol.

Okay, as much as we all dislike Raid Shadow Legends for sponsoring every video under the sun and being a pretty shitty game, can we at least appreciate that pallarium pays out so many thousands of moneys for each of the sponsorships, that they probably support as much of an economy as old school runescape.

Mr. Joerg Sprave, you should someday get a sword with the words "let me show you its features" etched into it. Because the very last thing your supposed opponents would experience are the features of your weapon.

Thank you Joerg for making it real and for your amazing support. You're awesome. Swordbuy team is sending big respect to you.

“It’s like cutting salami!” -Joerg Sprave 🤣🤣🤣

21:49 Imagine walking through the forest and seeing a guy laughing maniacally while cutting stuff with his sword.

Joerg's regular camera man, "so what are we doing today Joerg?" Joerg " I'll be swinging a couple of Swords like a madman, trying to cut through bone and flesh" Joerg's cameraman calls in sick.

Legend says that the reason the Turks failed to invade Europe at the Gates of Vienna was because they saw Joerg charging them with the Hussars weilding his Legolas Bow and screaming *LET ME SHOW YOU ITS FEATURES*

I know you have a love hate relationship with safety but overswinging like that is going to get you hurt, also do something with your off hand like hold it against your chest or back just to get it out the way. Send them to skallagrim he will test the shit out of them Was cool to see how you made the gel too

Nice swords, though slightly terrifying to see you swing it about like that! You'd be safer holding your left hand against your chest or behind your back. Please retain the use of both of your arms Jeorge, I want more crossbows!

As a Turkish I m really glad to see you are testing our swords. Also u pronounce "Mehmet" like a Turkish speaker. Thank u for this video. Respect from Turkey.

You could get away without a cameraman with a second camera...

I'm sure many people have already commented on this, but bone inside the body is a lot more malleable than smoked bone like you have there. It bends more, it fractures less easily, and it will cut a a lot easier. It's kind of the difference between green wood and dried wood.

Imagine seeing this on the battlefield 21:10

Generic nasty comment about ballistic gelatin not being in frame per Joerg’s request.

Has he ever tried to launch a grappling hook with a crossbow, like in movies? would be interesting.

I love that "negative" comments Jorge makes are quality remarks to help the makers have an even better overall product

”It’s like cutting salami!” - Janissaries, while hacking off limbs of the Venetian defenders in Constantinople

Reis, geleneksel yatağanların üretim prosesleri çok farklı. Yatağan, şekli sebebiyle savurma sırasında yüksek momentum kazanır. Bu yüzden keskinlik değil sertlik daha önemlidir. Yüksek karbon içeren ve balık yağı ile soğutulan gerçek yatağan kolay kolay hasar görmez. Günümüzde eski tekniklerin çoğu unutulmuş durumda, elindekiler de fabrikasyon tenekelerden ibaret.

Turkish sabers are truly formidable cutters. I remember deadliest warrior contest where kilij sword surpassed katana and any other blade by far. Two man-sized swine corpses was bissected cleanly with one-handed horizontal cut. episode about Dracula.

Joerg please show us features of a real ottoman bow. What about an Instant Mehmed the Conqueror for the next video.

29:00 - Perhaps a time to get a good wide angle lens and a 4k camera? - then it is possible to zoom/pan in editor software and avoid the cameraman

You will never get a nasty remark from me Joerg, there are too many negative people in the world already without me being one of them too. Great video and testing Joerg, thank you!

One thing few people realise is that Turkey has insanely good steel and its steel industry is very advanced. It's also why Turkish guns are so well made for the price etc

WOW! Great video! As much as I do love slingshots, swords are my real love. The first sword I ever made was 45 years ago. There are a lot of critics that really just don’t know what they are talking about. Yes swords chip. It’s just what it is. And yes. Tatami mats are always pegged. How realistic would it be that a samurais arm would be floating through the air without being anchored to the body. Some people just say stupid stuff so they sound like they know what they are talking about. Your testing was very robust and very cool. And as a viewer, I appreciate your humility. A sign of a true warrior!

For hitting such a thick bone it did quite well, quite a relatively minor nick to the sword

Raid : sponsors this video about Turkish swords so it can be made Me , a Turk : *This is... Acceptable.*

I've got a feeling this guy needs some sort of man camera combo

I simply love the the shape of this blade. I would say rather heroic tbh.

When Joerg start to go full "Forge & Fire" at 11:05

Finally some ottoman swords that don't fall apart instantly, and they look stunningly. Also I imagine there would be a lot of people willing to help you out with camera work ;)

The only ad thats genuinly made me wanna try raid shadow legends honestly

I love this!!! Awesome work by them and a nice way of testing it by you!!!

100,000 furious Turks rattling their scimitars at the ramparts of Vienna. Swordmaster Joerg: Let me show you its features! Ha ha ha ha ha !

People may hate on Raid: Shadow Legends but remember that they help sponsor a lot of KZfaqrs.

Joerg watch some Skallagrim videos about swinging a sword then maybe do a collaboration where he teaches you. You were getting dangerously close to your off hand, and that could be the loss of the hand or fingers.

What a great review. I used to watch your videos a ton but got too busy. Really happy you are still making these and good luck man.

Imagine the sight of an enemy stating "they are so easy to cut..just like salami" *cue iconic laugh*

That Mehmed's sword is beautiful.

Very cool! With those sharp points, it would have been interesting to see how they performed in stabbing/thrusting tests as well.

Joerg, thanks to you and your meaty paws for this video! Thanks for showing us it's features too :)!

WONDERFUL !! Thank you to ALL involved in sharing this content !

love turkish swords there so cool, it's nice to see you testing them

Joerg, it just shows how loved and respected you are that we all don’t even mind your bad camera work!

Love your videos Joerg; danke schon. Practical, useful, constructive, safety conscious yet certain risk taking.

joerg you are super likeable, genuine and funny in the camera, I even watched the entire raid section, wish you the best in your new tv program

Did I hear "Karen-tine" in the UK? I'm going to pretend I did because (a) feels like a Joerg commentary and (b) I have a biased perspective. Joerg's YT content is really good. He's a good egg. T-Rex egg.

Maybe you should always use a second camera (sth. like a GoPro) like Tod from Tod's Workshop does? Just as backup in case you miss something with the main camera.

Awesome Video Jörg! You need to do more of those Sword vids!

Thank you for giving me stuff to watch while I eat dinner. It was fun to watch you prepare stuff, Like we got to know the targets and developed a bond with them.

I’ve made heavy hand forged blades for brutal work and tested them in similar fashion on heavy pig bones. I can verify that the the swords functioned as they should, and the damage to the edges is normal under such abuse (dry bone is really hard). I can also testify that the price is insanely low for such blades. The wet mat cuts were extremely impressive. Somebody needs to send Jeorg a big salami.

I looked up the site and the price already hit me as being a bit on the cheaper side, doesn't neccerly reflect the quality mind you, but then I saw the material and got really worried. Stainless steel swords. Had to think for a second on what Skall and the others have said regarding it. Skall has said some stainless steels can be decent but this type of steel was not one that he mentioned. Searching up the steel quality and I am constantly met with "low end steel" and "soft steel". Some call it decent knife steel while many others call it budget knife steel. The biggest offender is the soft part. I read that this steel is pretty bad for edge retention. So I am a bit on the fence here. It could be that it is the heat treatment that saves these swords but I don't know. I would have to see some more professional testings on these swords to be convinced. Looks pretty good from this video but as I said the type of steel has me worried.

I like the fact that Joerg actually shows how you can prepare tests like this at home so you know what to do and how to make what you need. Reasons like this are why I ve been a fan for many years now. Keep it going Joerg 👍

Great video as usual, do be careful with that overswinging. You can also buy a small extension for your camera so you can see the end result when you're filming :)

as requested: here is a nasty comment about the jelly blocknot being in the picture. shame on you Jörg :)

Best sponsor of raid ever. Even out of everyone else!

Awesome Video jeorg. The swords are awesome i was amazed at the damage they Can do .keep the videos comming😀

Nice to see all the preparation you do on these tests. I found that quite interesting.

Cool swords. They have a few I would consider buying. Gotta research the steel they use a bit more firs t though.

That coconut looks very hairy when Joerg tapped against his own head...

Love the video! Don't know why I haven't watched it earlier haha Although you should redo the tests if you can, this time with the camera on point XD

Normally I don't like sponsor segments and I don't play any mobile games, but Jörg, you make even those segments genuine and entertaining. Well done!

Cool swords! But can you show us rolfy mighty jaws features?

40 thieves armed with these wouldn't do us any harm, ( or maybe they would) roll the o'l chariot along!

Jorge, me and my buddy love your channel! Totally dig that you're finding success and enjoyment in your passion/job! Congratulations, keep on keepin on Brother🇺🇸

Thanks for testing our swords. It's also great on our traditional arrow, I suggest you try it Jörg

Day 10 of trying to get the almighty sprave to turn spoons into lethal weapons, in peaceful protest of the ban on bows ect.

Would love to see you test some Zombie Tools.

The ease of use is actually a sign of how well indexed the the handle is. It makes edge alignment intuitive

Very nice test of some very nice swords! As for the cameras - stuff happens. Aside from better aiming the main camera :) it would be great if you could put a second camera on more of a close up too. And I don't think you need anything overly fancy - cell phone cameras are amazingly good these days. Just get a holder for your phone that will clamp onto a camera tripod. Having the two angles at the same time could be edited into some good playback/reviews. And if you aren't comfortable doing the editing there are many people online that specialize in editing for KZfaqrs; you don't have to do it all. I really enjoy your content - and laugh! Please keep them coming!

You cut a lot better when you put left foot forward it seems.

Loves from Turkey ❤️❤️

I love this video. The added bonus is that I'm looking for functional battle swords. Definitely purchasing the 2nd sword tested!

Bone is one of the most abusive materials that a blade could come in contact with. Especially "cured" bone. Not so much because of it's hardness, or durability; but because of how it breaks as it's hacked and cut. It simply refuses to cut or break in a line. It always breaks in arcs. Which is very similar to ice or glass. So, at the moment of impact, bone actually tries to turn the edge to either side, as it gives way. And, the deeper you cut, the more opportunities there are for this effect to occur; worst case being the edge attempting to turn in alternating directions, as it bites deeper. As hard as you're swinging that sword, I'm surprised it held up so well. The smiths did a fine job making that sword!

I love rolfies look at at camera, he is wondering what happened to his bone.

See if you can find one of those persian shamshirs, absolutely beautiful designs on the ones on google images i think.

Man you got all the sponsors support on this video. I am glad you are able to thrive and continue to make a living.

22:47 Joerg, that was so dangerous oh my god hahaha you should practice your forehand swings with the foreleg forward and left hand behind the back or to your chest to avoid accidents, even though you have a lot of experience with blades. Be safe man, love from Brazil!

In Hollywood they used this thing called a 'mark' like they have on running tracks, where people put their toes. There is a mark for each actor in the shot and a mark(s) for the camera too. I would go on but I am sure you can figure the rest out as you are not a stupid man despite recent evidence.

It is me or this sword really sharper & stronger then the katana he tested sometime ago? Wait, it need to be tested against orc sword too.

Love this guy, hands down top 3 of my favorite channels

First raid shadow legend ad I really enjoyed watching!! You’re such a cool guy Jeorg

Mashallah Dirilish Ertugrul

Even when the action is off camera, your videos are still great fun to watch

One of my favorite, but random, things about your channel is hearing you talk about your dog. It always brings a smile to my face!

5:55 ngl that phrase really gives me comfort

They use really mediocre steel, unfortunately. I hope they go from stainless (4034) to something more performance oriented (5160/1095) in the future. That would really elevate these swords. Also, *much* better resolution on the pictures on their webshop.

Please be careful mate you almost did yourself a mischief there a couple of times, slow down wind the power back

Very hurt that you dissed U.K. tv . Next time you’re over let me show you its features! Loved the vid, nearly wet myself at the ‘ffs’ 🤣

it feels good when a german appreciate turkish culture and crafts. love you Joerg

if you wanna hear the famous joerg laugh, just jump to 21:52 and thank me later :D

the Persian/Turkish blades really are insane cutters, the kilij and shamshir especially ps joerg u really shud have the ballistic gel in frame noob 🤣

On the other hand, that is a fantastic view from your shed. The swords look great, and an amazing value for the price.

That was a very fun video. Thanks 😊

Either would cripple a horse let alone a human. I'd like to ses Matt Easton or Skallagrim test these. Edit: a shame they're all stainless steel :/

I’ve heard comments help out with the KZfaq algorithm however worthless they are…

On the ertugrul sword: fix the problem with the handguard, by setting two bolts for example. Let the metallbinding on the scabbard be not overstanding (could stuck on clothes), get rid of the standardrings, charge 30 bucks more for the perfect version, inform me when it´s done and i´ll buy one. There is for at least one issue on the other sword. Greetings ice.

18:40 "How many hammers do you need?" Joerg: "Yes."