Turning Failed Blades into Masterpieces | Forged in Fire (Season 2)

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Publicado 2024-06-20
Problem solving is front and center as our bladesmiths are asked to transform failed blades from last season into fully functional weapons in this scene from Season 2, Episode 8, "THE CUTLASS."

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"Forged in Fire" features world-class bladesmiths competing against each other to create some of history's most iconic edged weapons.

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  • @Squish_that_cat
    Producer - we are running out of space to store all the failed blades Writer - I know exactly what to do
  • @Asertix357
    Not gonna lie, I love to look of Bob's blade with the squirrel tail handle bent over itself.
  • @TheBlueCreeper-
    "I want this blade to be SHARP" That same guy in the final round: Makes a weapon that will not keal.
  • @J.R.Spencer
    Think I would have broken them to check grain structure and cut the best one up to put in a canister
  • @AC-ni4gt
    This must be where the tradition of using failed blades came from.
  • @Wof135
    Coolest episode I've seen yet
  • @Durwood71
    Smart move would have been to take one of the failed blades, chop it up, and put it in a canister to make a brand new solid billet. That way, you wouldn't have to deal with any of the existing flaws.
  • @Heuroya
    The simplest way to deal with this task is to weld a strip like the trigger guard of a pistol. Since the materials are failed blades, contestants should pay attention that those may have some cracks, but that can be repaired easily by welding.
  • @Tyler_Fisher
    My daily carry knives have a finger ring in the handle so seeing this on forged and fire makes me happy
  • @FatGoySlim-zz8vm
    All the judges love a good finger ring. Its always best practice to start with a finger ring before you do anything else to reduce the stress. Without a good finger ring you may not be able to get the job done. If you cant get your finger ring technique down there are videos online. Im just disappointed theere wasnt a single joke about the smiths finger ring technique.
  • Were they forbidden from using Canister Damascus? To my limited knowledge, that would have seemed like the obvious option.
  • @minhmanvu3659
    i see a third blade looks like arnon blade in s1-e4 and a bottom if i'm not wrong is james unfinished blade in s1-e3
  • @Fricc-sg4np
    I didn't love that challenge. Especially when he couldn't see the failure points. I think that challenge would have been better if it was a cosmetic challenge.
  • @gvaanang
    Cut em into small pièces, make billet and re design and reforge it...❤