We Forged a Katana from 1M paperclips

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🔥 We Forged a Katana Out of Paperclips! 🔥 Subscribe @MiniKatanaStore Adopt a Katana here: www.minikatana.com ⚔️Newest Collections ⚔️ https://minikatana.com/collections/recently-released-and-restocked-items/ Have you ever wondered how to forge a katana from the most unexpected materials? In this insane experiment, we forged a katana using only paperclips! That's right—this is no ordinary katana forging process; it's a DIY katana project that pushes creativity and craftsmanship to the limit. In this Video: 00:10 Today we are forging a katana out of paperclips 01:00 Starting the forging process 02:00 Forging a blade that actually works 04:00 Hammering our Katana Blade 07:00 We forgot a CRITICAL STEP in our forging process How We Forged a Katana from Paperclips 08:55 Forging gets interrupted due to a dangerous problem 10:30 Tyler explains how to make a sword handle scientifically 11:21 Finalizing our Sword blade 13:00 Making our Katana Tsuba 15:41 Revealing the Sword Damascus 16:16 Finishing the Katana Handle 17:55 Can our paperclip Katana Actually Slice? 18:33 Can we return all of our paperclips? Check out our IG @MiniKatanaStore for future Giveaways!! The traditional Japanese katana forging process takes years to master, but we decided to take on the challenge in a completely unconventional way. Our custom katana build started with a pile of paperclips, which we melted, shaped, and hammered into a samurai sword form. If you've ever been fascinated by how Katanas are made, this video takes you behind the scenes into a world of blacksmithing a katana with a twist. Instead of forging metal in the usual way, we had to get creative to make a strong and sharp katana that actually works. The Katana Forging Process Unlike traditional Japanese sword forging, where expert swordsmiths fold and temper Tamahagane steel, we had to melt down hundreds of paperclips to craft this masterpiece. The forging weapons process required high heat, precise hammering, and expert shaping to create a blade that could hold an edge. Why Forging a Sword from Paperclips Is Insane Most people think that forging a sword requires expensive materials and specialized tools, but with enough patience, skill, and creativity, even something as simple as paperclips can be turned into a deadly-looking Japanese katana. For those interested in how to make a sword or making a katana at home, this video proves that crafting a blade isn’t just about the material—it’s about the skill and effort you put into it. Watch More Forging and DIY Sword Making Videos! If you love katana forging, DIY sword making, and insane experiments like this, make sure to hit the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE for more forging weapons content! Our channel is dedicated to custom katana builds, swordsmithing techniques, and all things related to handmade katanas. 🔴 Subscribe for More! 🔴 💬 Have a crazy idea for our next katana forging process? Drop it in the comments below! #WeForgedAKatana #KatanaForging #DIYKatana #ForgingASword #JapaneseSwordForging #HowToMakeASword