Making of a KATANA..
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FAKE.....A real Katana is folded repeatedly until the blade is so hard it will cut stone. (Besides, the music sucked...)
Posted Oct-25-2012 Byrcpilotjae (328.18) 
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No kidding.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByJetRanger (514.94) 
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He's not kidding. It is a very complex process that re-aligns the molecules in the steel. They rarely need sharpening with anything more than a sharpening steel and when cutting paper they make little noise. RAZOR SHARP!
Posted Oct-25-2012 Byhgoldschmidt (172.96) 
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@rcpilotjae maybe he already folded the steel? The Katana steel is very similar to Damascus steel by the way, from wiki: "....The reputation and history of Damascus steel have given rise to many legends, such as the ability to cut through a rifle barrel or to cut a hair falling across the blade, but no evidence exists to support such claims. A research team in Germany published a report in 2006 revealing nanowires and carbon nanotubes in a blade forged from Damascus steel. This finding was covered by National Geographic and the New York Times.Although modern steel outperforms these swords, microscopic chemical reactions in the production process may have made the blades extraordinary for their time. Woody biomass and leaves are known to have been used to carbonize the Wootz ingots used in Damascus steel, and research now shows that carbon nanotubes can be derived from plant fibers, suggesting how the nanotubes were formed in the steel. Some experts expect to discover such nanotubes in more relics as they are analyzed more closely. More..
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bycopilot1111111 (781.50) copilot1111111 View Channel Send Message
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@rcpilotjae Agree, but the results are amazing
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bylogan 5 (3.80) 
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The first thing i would do with this beautyful katana...kill the terrible singer!
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bybemac (32.90) bemac View Channel Send Message
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@bemac haha. Took my grandmother to a Chinese restaurant and she said "What's with the dying cow music?"
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByBouffard (44.40) 
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Sorry. Not a real Katana. Not even close.
Real Katana are made from Damascus steel (Japanese Variation) The steel is bent back on itself and welded together multiple times. Each time getting more layers of carbide mixed with softer steel. Starting from just one length you can get steel with hundreds to literally thousands of layers.
The katana is incredibly sharp from the carbide layers and incredibly strong from the iron layers.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByDEADBEEF (4155.36) 
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@DEADBEEF For once. I agree with this aussie. Oh god...think I just threw up alittle....
Posted Oct-25-2012 Byelmerfudd13 (2100.50) 
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Don't worry. Just think of yourself as one of the millions of monkeys on millions of typewriters who after a millions of years accidentally reproduce the works of Shakespeare.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByDEADBEEF (4155.36) 
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@DEADBEEF Can it be milton? Shakespeate was hack.
Posted Oct-25-2012 Byelmerfudd13 (2100.50) 
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@elmerfudd13 Shakespeare was a hack? Good lord...
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByST0N3PONY (5022.22) 
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@ST0N3PONY He was. 8)
Posted Oct-25-2012 Byelmerfudd13 (2100.50) 
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Anyone else think the music beats Country & Western?
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByWasNotWas (178.40) 
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All show no go. I see no folded steel core.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByEmrysM (1836.96) 
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But.. That was a single slab. Aren't real Katanas made from metal sheets folded repeatedly? That thing would crack on impact
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByArn_Thor (50.30) Arn_Thor View Channel Send Message
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@Arn_Thor I was about to say the same.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByWAUMA33 (78.10) WAUMA33 View Channel Send Message
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There's supposed to be a dozen or more folds when red hot steel to create over 1000 layers in the blade. This is not the original way of making a katana.
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bypie4me (103.04) 
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Pretty cool...music was painfully shite tho!
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByOddjob74 (50.96) 
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Not the way to do it! The metal bar has to be folded many times to achieve the necessary strength. The blade is then roughly sharpened and coated with clay. the clay is removed from the blade-edge to enable further hardening. It's then heated and cool-bathed to give the sword a genuine pattern. Looks like this knob is more interested in making the scabbard. Sheesh.
Posted Oct-25-2012 BySoppdrake (43.00) 
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I thought so too .. maybe was some cheap katana for salt to foreigner noobs, defenitely not the real thing.
Interesting nonetheless.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByJamc666 (173.42) Jamc666 View Channel Send Message
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Either a lot of steps were skipped in the filming, or this is a cheap katana.
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bybmused55 (113.28) bmused55 View Channel Send Message
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THIS is art. Not some million dollar LSD-influenced crap hanging in many museum nowadays.
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bydudeinthesun (39.40) dudeinthesun View Channel Send Message
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This is more of a Katana shaped object....
This is how to make a Katana...
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4c7_1351149041
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByCatJuggler (344.00) 
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Step one, draw a couple vagina's on paper.
Posted Oct-25-2012 ByKillerP (40.04) KillerP View Channel Send Message
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change the title, he didn't make a katana...but you still gotta give him credit for being able to make a badass regular sword..
Posted Oct-25-2012 Byutginoxd3 (67.10) 
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@utginoxd3 exactly, thank you
Posted Oct-25-2012 Bystrip (27.74) strip View Channel Send Message
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This makes Hattori Hanzo look like an amateur.
Posted Oct-26-2012 Byneutri (30.00) 
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