Forged in Fire: Blackbeard's Cutlass Challenge

The video follows Jason and Seth as they compete to recreate Blackbeard's Cutlass. They face challenges in forging and handle design, with Jason ultimately winning due to better balance and sharpness. The judges test the weapons on ballistic dummies, evaluating lethality and durability. Despite Seth's heavier sword, Jason's Cutlass performs better, earning him the title of Forged in Fire champion.

What task were Jason and Seth given for the finale?

• Forge a medieval shield

• Recreate Blackbeard's Cutlass

• Create a new type of sword

• Design a futuristic weapon

What was Jason's main concern while working on the handle?

• The color of the handle

• The weight distribution

• The material used

• The size of the handle

How did Jason approach the forging of the handle parts?

• Assembling it like a jigsaw puzzle

• Using a single piece of steel

• Casting it in a mold

• Carving it from wood

What issue did Jason face with the knuckle bow?

• It was the wrong color

• It was too heavy

• It broke during forging

• It was too short

During the testing phase, what was noted about Jason's weapon?

• It had a dull edge

• It was poorly balanced

• It had a very big handle

• It was too heavy

What was a significant drawback of Seth's weapon during testing?

• It was too light

• It had a short blade

• It was forward heavy

• It was too flexible

What was the outcome of the sharpness test for Jason's weapon?

• It cut the rope easily

• It failed to cut the rope

• It was too dull to cut

• It broke during the test

What was the main reason for Seth's elimination?

• His weapon was too short

• His weapon was too flexible

• His weapon was too heavy and underperformed on sharpness

• His weapon was too light

What prize did Jason receive for winning the competition?

• A bundle of bullion worth 10 grand

• A new car

• A vacation trip

• A trophy

How did Jason feel about winning the competition?

• He was upset

• He was disappointed

• He was surprised and grateful

• He was indifferent