Forging a Window Latch for the Sheep Wagon
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2024
- Today I'm forging a latch for the back window in the sheep wagon to replace the block of wood that was previously used.
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Perfect hardware for the Sheep Wagon, looks and works great. Thank you for sharing Jayce & Kids.
Thanks for stopping by Randy!
Oddly enough I don't have a sheep wagon, but I appreciate your work on it. Thanks!
Thank you! And thanks for watching.
Jayce you are an Artison for sure!! Your period specific efforts are really great! The wagon is going to be a work of Art!! I see the inspector crew came in to check out Dad''s work! Looking forward to the next update!
The inspector crew wanted to help but there wasn't quite enough room for all of us! Thanks again!
Looking good there Jayce, some interesting concepts used there on the window hardware.
Thank you!
..and there you go a lo-med-hi winder lever. Well done sir...!
Lol almost as good as a wing window!
Really nice mechanism! I can see that being tough to get the measurements right to make it snug when closed, without doing prototypes, which is not ‘quick ranch work’!
Ya for sure! Probably if I had another try at it I could get it right but it works.
Spot on. Looks great.
Thank you!
Very nice work.
Thank you!
Marvelous engineering Meats craftsmanship
That is very nice, thank you!
Nice build Jayce! That wasn't as easy as you made it seem, lots of small components to get lost in that big 3 burner NC! Never the less I like it! Have a good week!
Thanks! Ya that one little piece was tricky, almost a bit of a pain in the butt! Have a good week!
I commend you, I've never been successful forge welding that small of material. So A+ Jayce!
Being that my house was built around 1830 in rural ky which was still kind of frontier at the time they used wood wedges drove into the sash to hold the double hung windows in position or closed. The window frame has a snitch and the sash has open and closed slots. I guess they didn’t have good blacksmith. 😎
That's neat to hear how they did it on your house, thanks!
Looks great 😍😍
Thank you!
Sturdy up them tools so it's not moving so much when you are working
The post vise? It's a portable one so I can move it to where I have the best lights for filming.
@@FarmsteadForge your right
You the man
Now all you need to do is forge an air conditioner for that thing.
It has a dutch door on the other end, the air blows right through it 😂