At no point in the video did I have any idea what you were making, but I was entertained the whole time. Nice pretty bowl of chocolate pudding you have there.
Initially the same until the end of the video. The engraving of that tiny plate at the end was the reason for the brass/chocolate creation. If you want to engrave something, you secure it in the brown stuff. The bowl can be adjusted for angle etc.and is so heavy it won't move/shift while doing it.
i realize this is a payed add for the Vevor set up and i hope your keep perusing Chasing and Engraving but you might want to think about adding a ring of felt or leather to the inner lip of the stand so that there is something for the blow to bite into this will make it more stable and stop it from creeping out of position Metal on metal is relatively slick (over all your have made a beautiful lifelong tool)
just fill it with sand ... the sand will absorb any vibrations and give that solid thunk sound ... still amazing for a pitch bowl it will last forever now just needs some engraving on the lower stand :)
@@TheRavnKnight yeah i know but loose sand in the base would not help with the grip as he wants it to rest on the rim and i don't even use sand bags in my shop if i use anything like that i have bags filled with steel shot
Honestly, it looks and melts like hard grade Monster Clay. Never thought of using monster clay as a stabilizing base for detail work, but I think it might work almost as well as this pitch stuff.
Hi BB. To make a perfect fit between the bowl and the base, the idea of using the bowl as template for the sanding paper is right. But you should do the contrary too. I work with marble and once I made a rolling ball fountain. To achieve the perfect match between ball and base I used quartz sand with water and rolled the ball until there were no flat spots on both contact surfaces. It's a long process but really effective.
Great job! Now you have a new tool. By the way, engraving is really an interesting topic. I got a few burning for engraving non-ferrous metal a long time ago and I will say, it's very exciting!
Really noce project. I just made a pich bowl. Way less good looking than yours though, the bronze cast is good looking. I can‘t cast in my shop. I bought a hollow steel hemisphere, filled it half way with lead and then with pitch, weighs 12 kg. I made the pitch following Ford Hallams recipe/video. Both thumbs up.
Techniques to make techniques to make techniques. With a product at the end which represents one of the oldest techniques in artistry as the outcome. Wicked stuff man. Thanks so much
I raised a bowl over a stake little smaller than that out of copper sheet for this exact purpose. I have been wanting to get some red pitch to fill it. It’s quite expensive stuff.
Next time you cast you should think about a riser vent. Gives a place for the air and gas to go and gives 2 reservoirs of molten metal for the initial shrink before it solidifies. Very interesting project. I have a friend from decades ago named Jim Downing in Springfield Missouri. He is a legend when it comes to engraving. And he made a very nice life for himself. I believe he is still working but I doubt for much longer.
What's crazy is that's probably close to $300 worth of Pitch in that bowl right there, bc just one of those small little loaf pans of Pitch is around $150. Which is absolutely ridiculous!! But it looks good though hope to see this getting used in an upcoming video. 👍👍
I was watching this new series on Netflix called Rise of Empires, and the guy portraying the Romanian King Vlad Tepes looked very familiar. Then I realized he looks like you :)
I like the bowl and base very much. And I am entranced by hand engraved metal but what is the point of such small work that needs optical magnification to create. Does it not also then need magnification to see it? Cant carry that magnifier around with you.
The pitch when cool is actually fairly brittle which is why he melted it with the torch to mount the engraving piece. The force required to do the engraving is quite low when spread out over the entire piece so there is little risk of shattering the pitch behind it during the engraving process.
At no point in the video did I have any idea what you were making, but I was entertained the whole time. Nice pretty bowl of chocolate pudding you have there.
Haha same!
Initially the same until the end of the video. The engraving of that tiny plate at the end was the reason for the brass/chocolate creation. If you want to engrave something, you secure it in the brown stuff. The bowl can be adjusted for angle etc.and is so heavy it won't move/shift while doing it.
Sick name
???? How did you not know what he is making when it says so in the video title and you clicked on it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've seen woodworking, melting, and tool making. But I've not seen all three in one video, and it's amazing!
This video deserves more thumbs up.
i realize this is a payed add for the Vevor set up and i hope your keep perusing Chasing and Engraving but you might want to think about adding a ring of felt or leather to the inner lip of the stand so that there is something for the blow to bite into this will make it more stable and stop it from creeping out of position Metal on metal is relatively slick (over all your have made a beautiful lifelong tool)
just fill it with sand ... the sand will absorb any vibrations and give that solid thunk sound ... still amazing for a pitch bowl it will last forever now just needs some engraving on the lower stand :)
@@TheRavnKnight just my op but if i can keep sand away from my pitch i do
@@wmose3694 oh i was talking about the base filled with sand ... not the pitch ... should have explained my thoughts a bit better ... my bad
@@TheRavnKnight yeah i know but loose sand in the base would not help with the grip as he wants it to rest on the rim and i don't even use sand bags in my shop if i use anything like that i have bags filled with steel shot
pitch looks like melted chocolate
I thought it was :)
Chocolate anvil
i thought the same thing lol 🤣🤣
I’m pretty sure that it doesn’t taste like chocolate.
Honestly, it looks and melts like hard grade Monster Clay. Never thought of using monster clay as a stabilizing base for detail work, but I think it might work almost as well as this pitch stuff.
The bowl has a beautiful voice. Nicely done.
First time seeing your beautiful old belt-driven lathe. That thing is amazing.
Весь ролик смотрел, думал - молодец, мини казанок делает. А оно во как получилось, тиски-липучка!! 🤣
Hi BB. To make a perfect fit between the bowl and the base, the idea of using the bowl as template for the sanding paper is right. But you should do the contrary too. I work with marble and once I made a rolling ball fountain. To achieve the perfect match between ball and base I used quartz sand with water and rolled the ball until there were no flat spots on both contact surfaces. It's a long process but really effective.
Do you have a video showing that cause that sounds very interesting?
@fnafplayer6447 Nope. I did it somewhat 15 years ago, a hell of a job and I promised myself, never again. 😉
I wasn't expecting huge Toffifee.
Серьезная салатница! ) Вечная! )
Just a super great thing you did! Just all kinds of 'Whaaaat?'. You sure did make that. Wow.
One day you'll do a volcano on the pouring side of the sand, and cease spilling it everywhere 🙂
Great job anyway.
4:14 that's what I was waiting for. I might have to take up casting to make my own bells
Awesome build
Even that it is not needed it would be nice to see how this apparatus looks like in total shine polish. I bet it would be amazing looking. Good work 😊
You are an absolut Spectacular Handworker.
Your Workshop is incredible and the Quality of your Projekts phänomenal.
Great job! Now you have a new tool. By the way, engraving is really an interesting topic. I got a few burning for engraving non-ferrous metal a long time ago and I will say, it's very exciting!
From the thumbnail, I thought this was the most epic cheesecake ever!
Really noce project. I just made a pich bowl. Way less good looking than yours though, the bronze cast is good looking. I can‘t cast in my shop. I bought a hollow steel hemisphere, filled it half way with lead and then with pitch, weighs 12 kg. I made the pitch following Ford Hallams recipe/video.
Both thumbs up.
Techniques to make techniques to make techniques. With a product at the end which represents one of the oldest techniques in artistry as the outcome. Wicked stuff man. Thanks so much
The sound of the ringing bowl was a pleasant surprise.
It's such a pleasure to see working in this way!
Really beautiful pour casting those!
You're always trying new things!
I raised a bowl over a stake little smaller than that out of copper sheet for this exact purpose. I have been wanting to get some red pitch to fill it. It’s quite expensive stuff.
Next time you cast you should think about a riser vent. Gives a place for the air and gas to go and gives 2 reservoirs of molten metal for the initial shrink before it solidifies. Very interesting project. I have a friend from decades ago named Jim Downing in Springfield Missouri. He is a legend when it comes to engraving. And he made a very nice life for himself. I believe he is still working but I doubt for much longer.
Pitch perfect 👌🏻🙂
What's crazy is that's probably close to $300 worth of Pitch in that bowl right there, bc just one of those small little loaf pans of Pitch is around $150. Which is absolutely ridiculous!! But it looks good though hope to see this getting used in an upcoming video. 👍👍
Nice bowl, sir, delicious chocolate wow Amazing thanks for sharing the video. Sir, good work
I have always wondered about these. Now I know. Thank you my friend. Love your work. I subscribed today.
Great idea mate! Now the engraving works can be super professional for small parts. 🙏💫
That is such a clever tool, love it.
You really are great at your trade.
Phenomenal work as always, Sir, and what a mix of skills in this video! Fantastic. Thanks for sharing your work.
Beautifully done good job well done
From nothing to perfection
You're amazing! Fantastic video as always.
Well that's interesting six stars brother
awesome work mate!
Nicely done!
Thank you! I always learn great things from you.
Beautiful video!!!
It is amazing what and how you create things,untold talent.always a new experience.just carry on and keep creating.kudos.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Why should you buy this stuff, If you just can build it by your self? Lobe it!!!❤️
Well that’s 13 minutes 49 seconds I’ll never get back 😂😂👍🏻
Thats some eye hand skill there
Love watching your videos! 😄
Amazing, but now I know where all the streets doornobs and knockers went :))
Progetto veramente figo e utile per noi knifemaker!🌋
I was watching this new series on Netflix called Rise of Empires, and the guy portraying the Romanian King Vlad Tepes looked very familiar. Then I realized he looks like you :)
I always watch with great interest. Thanks
Nice job👌
Wait, did I miss something? When did Blackbeard make a microscope? I missed that episode.
ingenious actually im amazed
learned something new today
For a moment I thought that I was watching a food channel making a cake heheheeh
Darn you.. ;p
I have been want to do this but have not yet had time. It looks wonderful. Now I know I MUST make one for myself.
Bravo sir!! Bravo!
Very cool ❤
IDK why but you looked funny engraving with the microscope.
Giant toffifee
Uri Tuchman would like this!
Я думал, что это миска для кота)))
lol you made a giant toffifee
Very entertaining
Aaahhhhh that's what it's for.
Enjoyed that.👍
What benefit comes from the deep bowl of pitch? When I've seen it before it's always used in a shallow pan.
yeah i dont get it either? whats the purpose of a huge bowl of pitch?
If you're doing repousse work it can come in handy.
Every bit of weight helps
you`re great, l wish you good health .
...LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE WORK, KEEP WELL..
Very nice.
Nice
Je ne sais pas du tout ce que c'est mais jolie travail !
Very nice. I wondered what those Vevor scopes were like.
was wondering wtf you were making lol 😁👍
Nice!
Perfect video.
I did not read the title of the video, so I had no clue on where you were going with this one xD
The red pitch made me think of chocolate cake... now I'm hungry for dessert XD
no vabbè: ma che figata!
So it helps with engraving.
I only know about that pitch drop that took 3 years to fall, like slow moving liquid.
👍👍👍
I like the bowl and base very much. And I am entranced by hand engraved metal but what is the point of such small work that needs optical magnification to create. Does it not also then need magnification to see it? Cant carry that magnifier around with you.
Now you can bomp and whomp stuff.
Mmmmm forbidden chocolate
I‘d really like to see your wifes face when she has to wash that hoody you smashed the pitch in 😅 Honestly, awesome work 👍🏻
Great job! What is the name of this sand?
Any problems with zinc fumes when melting brass?
awesome video, what was the red stuff in the bowl.
Where did you get your chisels and hammer from?
Fancy
It was awesome..! But...why not to buy a vice ..?!
Make Pneumatic Air Graver Tool
What brand is your polishing lathe?
It’s the pitch a non Newtonian fluid? So when you strike the object to be engraved it feels hard as well as holding it firmly.
The pitch when cool is actually fairly brittle which is why he melted it with the torch to mount the engraving piece. The force required to do the engraving is quite low when spread out over the entire piece so there is little risk of shattering the pitch behind it during the engraving process.
Hello, I'm from Brazil, what kind of mass is this that you fixed to the plate to make the engraving?
Lacre/pitch
👍👍😊😊
Imagine going to all that work and then doing nothing at all to make it look even a little nice. Just rough cast hunks of brass.
Looks like hot chocolate. Dayum
Except old Roman ones if never seen bronze casted skillets, why is that?