How did Chris and Trenton create the weapon?

Using an oxygen tank, welding pieces together.

What challenges did the contestants face in forge welding?

Chris had to cut out ruined sections, weld new ones.

Chris' chakram cut through sugar canes, won the competition.

Trenton focused on visual appeal, Chris struggled without a jig.

Chris emerged victorious in the competition due to his chakram's superior performance in cutting through sugar canes and passing the kill test, showcasing his skill and craftsmanship.
Trenton faced challenges with his chakram being too heavy, affecting its flight and functionality, highlighting the importance of balance and precision in weapon-making competitions.

How did Chris and Trenton create the weapon?
Using an oxygen tank, welding pieces together.
What challenges did the contestants face in forge welding?
Chris had to cut out ruined sections, weld new ones.
How did Chris and Trenton's weapons perform in the final tests?
Chris' chakram cut through sugar canes, won the competition.
What materials did Trenton use to create the chakram?
Oxygen tank.
How did Chris and Trenton approach the design of their chakrams?
Trenton focused on visual appeal, Chris struggled without a jig.

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The final round contestants, Chris and Trenton, are tasked with creating a weapon of the judges' choosing, the chakram, an Indian throwing weapon with historical significance.
Trenton finds an oxygen tank to create the chakram form, welds pieces together, and focuses on making it visually appealing, while Chris struggles without a jig but manages to shape the weapon.
Both contestants face challenges in forge welding the chakram, with Chris having to cut out ruined sections and weld on new ones, while Trenton's weapon is noted for its weight affecting its flight.
In the final tests, Chris' chakram cleanly cuts through sugar canes and performs well in the kill test, leading to his victory and winning the $10,000 prize, while Trenton's weapon is deemed too heavy and not functional as a chakram.