This is great, they made some impressive weapons

The music loop gets really annoying.

Forged in Fire if it was done by public access television.

a great show, good to get hand skills visible, and can't wait for next season, keep them coming guys, one thing, in the "off season", how about some how to videos explaining the blacksmithing trade, how to make blades, forks, etc. PS: you Don't have to always follow the USA model, and make weapons alone, showing us "LEGAL" items like cutlery, fire tools, etc. is also good, as it is something the beginner CAN make themselves.

No Fukin wat Stevie didnt Win!!!🐂💩👎🏿👎🏿

Awesome video, but I didn't see how the metal pieces get cut to be flush?

I’d be keen to see some tougher abuse on the “destructive” testing. I know your trying to make your own take on the more mainstream television series and have addressed some of the shortcomings of that series quite well, but I’m not quite sure a gentle slice on some leather and carpet really showcase the heat treatment. Still, I am quite happy to watch this series and the more inclusive nature of judging and contestant interactions is pleasing to see.

I love your approach to youtube. most creators just want to hear themselves talk. Great job

I turned my adblocker off to watch this, I hope you guys keep making them!

a great show, but can someone explain what exactly a 'rubric' is?, the judges may understand, but us KZfaqrs don't!

at 21:40 the blueing of metal is a technique machinists use to, to let us know where the grinder or tool is cutting, so we know how much metal is being removed, and if it is removed evenly on a long surface.( as a marking out tool, like pencil on wood)

great show, but for the start a safety point, NEVER use a gas torch or fuelled lighter to fire up a burner!, the gas could flash back into the lighter and blow the fuel tank!, why oxy welders use flint style igniters; but here put some kindling on a stick and put inside the furnace, a lot safer for you, and the cameraman behind filming you 🙂

what?, at 35:16 naming this "what's cooking", I would have called it "the porkers sword!"- as it is BBQ themed.

great episode, esp. the sign on the bandsaw!!! should have such safety signage at school tech class.

Great work, Now Aus has an answer to the USA's "Forged in fire".

That was awesome!

Awesome first season. Looking forward to the second.

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Boy get that knife away from your face.

A very simple but affective video. Thanks

After grinding down the scales to be flush with the tang, how do you get the edges of the tang to match the finish of the blade?

You don't peen your pins?

Amazing show btw!! Loving every moment of it

Good and informative show, can I have a sticker please😊

Awesome episode! Can't wait for this to be picked up by Netflix!!

I’m proud to say I know Tristen in person

How did you do this black shadow inside the knife black pit?🤔

Is there a video showing you finishing the pin work?

Torch working to low, increase voltage on THC

show us your method for hidden tang too please. especially with locking pin

love this series, the judges are amazing, the scoring system is really thought through, altough it sometimes feels a bit biased towards some contestants, the strength tests are reasonable. this show is basically what forged in fire should/could have been

all youtube videos should be made like this. this was perfect mate, cheers

Just about to start my first build...this vid has everything I need, cheers!

I'm really enjoying the show. It's a nice alternative to the "other" bladesmithing show (which I watch loyally). I have one small observation: The audience never gets to hear the sounds of the craft because of the music. It would be nice if we could hear the hammer striking the anvil, or the grinder tearing away the steel, but the music is always drowning out those sounds.

Alcohol free beer, woke twats.

Patrick,should be called,"Ice-Man"! He was so cool under the heat. Mike is a Beast..!! Had a go at it 3 times until he was happy. Both theses Men's shovels are just bang on !!

Thank you for this straight forward explanation. Subscribed

After watching i hope we get to see more soon! It’s such a great show and I love how informative and interactive the judges are! My only problem is sometimes it’s so hard to hear! I really think mic-ing the judges would really help us get to enjoy the commentary and information that they’re giving us!

Cant wait for Season 2! I really love this show. Now I just to save up money to make a trip out there lol

love the shortness..RIGHT to the point, thanks!

23 dec 2023 5:49 am est ( utc - 5 ) : thanks . i start seeing this movie '14 nov 2023 11:13 pm est ( utc - 5 )'

Shane looks like he judges IPAs and reads vegan poetry

Now I don't feel so strange for bringing a sword to a BBQ.

I really like that the judges walk around and examine the works, ask questions and occasionally give some tips. Great!

Seax is a known Norse - Viking "knife" But they did say dagger.. i see one in the video

Moving parts can fail, and the top of the handle could harm the user. I wouldnt have scored that highly on the second shovel

'Promosm'

Thinking a 3 prong Fork, A Modified large Bowie stylized knife. A dark wooden coffin style handle with a orange linner, brass pins, and a mosaic through pin, and a lanyard hole. A bowie type S shape cross guard. A good oversized 10" Clip Point Blade, with saw back, and with fuĺlers.

Wheres the 4th guy?

To me Steve Won ... Simon did do a great job. But i think the judges chose the wrong winner. Some key things in my opinion. Simon made a Oversived Knife, not a "Sword," and two judges said he picked up damage on his blade, and the fit needed work on both. But simons seemed to me to need a little adjustment, and handle seemed overly long. now the materials used in the handle, Simon did choose a better choice in materials, and Steve could've adjusted from a One pice wood grip. Another thing i wouldve liked to steve do, is add Fullers. Steve also didnt Polish his blade near as much as Steve. But yes, both did do a Great Job, and they both made very nice and functional blades in a tight tine constraint.