I Built a Transparent Katana

I'm thinking about improving V1 of the sword, which is obviously going to cut better because of the thinner profile, and making another video comparing that with a real katana. I was also swinging the final sword like a bat, because it lacked cutting abilities but it had a lot of power. Anyways Let me know if you’d like to see an improed version of V1, in which I fix all the mistakes I made, including a better slicing technique! Edit: I’ll do it Ps: the reason I kept the katana that thick, is because it would otherwise bend just with gravity. So the improved version of it is going to be shorter, kinda like a real sword.

"Have you ever seen an invisible sword?" Well no, it's invisible.

1:14 fact that NOKIA is one of the indestructible items mentioned here....🤣🤣

At this point, I just love to see the guy happy. The guy is so happy while making this sword lol. I love to see that wide ear to ear smile by doing something silly(as others would call it, but not me).

As a bladesmith, this pisses me off. As a bro, this is freaking awesome. Mike, if you see this, i can probably answer most of your questions about knife/sword/weapon making.

The fact that the blade is so thick that it reacts like an thin hammer and not a katana. It do not cut but completely smash the objects !

17:44 fly goes in his mouth 😂

i love how whenever something bad happens he keeps it and makes it work

14:41 truly invisible 😂

A true bladesmith does not make mistakes. Just smaller knives. I’d like to see a test with v1 too. I know it didn’t match the title of the video, but your blade geometry was significantly more conducive to cutting through stuff.

Bro just revolutionized Medieval warfare

13:26 that bird is a paid actor

For every push up this like gets, I'll do one comment Whos watching this comment in 144p?

The right angle you cut into the blade where the handle and blade meet is what caused the break, not the added thickness of the handle. The same thing happens with steel weapons - they call it a stress riser. A rounded transition from handle to blade would help avoid it.

bro invented great katanas before shadow of the eardtree.

Bro hats off to you man so much hard work 🙏

Airport security isn’t gonna like this one..

15:02 swordmaker here. When you make a sharp transition like between the tang and blade you create a stress riser. You need to create a round transition.

Don’t lose that thing…

Great job man. I think ill start my own little project thanks for the motivation.