Forged in Fire: CONQUISTADOR SWORD FINAL TEST (Season 7) | History
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Brenden Cody and his team create a Spanish conquistador sword by hand-forging it in Atascadero, California, facing challenges like propane running out during the heat treatment process. Despite setbacks, Brenden completes the sword with a wooden pommel for testing in the final round of the competition.
Insights
- Brenden Cody and his team successfully hand-forged a Spanish conquistador sword in Atascadero, California, showcasing dedication and craftsmanship in the face of challenges such as propane shortages.
- The meticulous process involved balancing weight, aligning components, and incorporating a wooden pommel, highlighting the intricate details and skills required for traditional sword forging.
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Recent questions
How did Brenden Cody craft the sword?
By hand-forging without power tools over several days.
Where did Brenden Cody start crafting the sword?
In Atascadero, California.
What challenges did Brenden Cody face during crafting?
Propane running out during the heat treatment process.
What did Brenden Cody focus on crafting on day 3?
The guard of the sword.
How did Brenden Cody complete the sword?
By adding a wooden pommel and presenting it for testing.
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Summary
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Brenden Cody forges Spanish sword in competition.
- Brenden Cody and his team reach the final round of a competition to forge a Spanish conquistador sword.
- The process begins in Atascadero, California, with Brenden hand-forging the sword without power tools over several days.
- On day 3, Brenden focuses on crafting the guard, balancing the weight and ensuring proper alignment of components.
- As the deadline approaches, Brenden faces challenges with propane running out, impacting the heat treatment process.
- Despite setbacks, Brenden completes the sword, including a wooden pommel, and presents it for testing in the final round of the competition.
