Casting a bronze dagger like the ancients #dagger #knife #sword

[peterpiper]

Dude's living my adolescent dream

[MrRezRising]

The flame is green bc copper burns green.
If you added niobium, it would be purple.
Selenium is blue.
Etc etc

[partyponyz]

Bronze was considered to be mystical or magical in ancient times because it was created by mixing copper and tin, two soft metals, and this combination created a hard metal good for weapons and armor.

[davidwooden]

A bronze cold steel wasp?
A cold bronze wasp?
Very cool

[dadmum]

"Inside the inferno of the devil forge"

[illegalsmilez]

That's what you call a "full tang"

[mountain-roots]

Swirling green flame like the Northern Lights

[ComicalWarfare-iowj]

Man should write a book with these descriptions

[CatDogDailyPosts]

I really like to see people melting scrap metal and making knifes and daggers with them! It’s really satisfying.

[thenamestails]

I'm not sure ancients used bronze nails and a gas blast furnace to create those

[dawgsmiked]

Beekeeper's uniform. Good thinking.

[karldunne]

If you add 20% Aluminium and 80% Gold - it actually turns out purple 😲...(its called "Purple Gold")....👍

[OnlyGrans]

Cupper burning makes me realise how believable Alchemy would've been before modern technology

[tbspromotions]

This guys content would be top tier during a zombie apocalypse

[thesoy-sorcerer]

Thats a really good casting, well done

[TheFireMaker]

Even being made of soft metals i could see that dagger still being much much better than a pointy stick

[allangibson]

Sand casting is very recent.
The Bronze Age used carved stone moulds (they turn up occasionally).

[goofyahhchannel-mc]

bro boutta open another dimension with that furnace 💀

[Oloruntomiso]

Green flame reminded me of wildfire in GOT. 😂 😂

[amazoniancustodian]

Damn I didn’t realize we’d been using compressed gas torches like that for so long 😂