How to Spread Metal // The Blacksmithing Fundamentals You Need to Know
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- čas přidán 21. 09. 2017
- If you want to learn blacksmithing, you will need to know how to spread metal. This video on my "blacksmithing fundamentals' delves into the technique of spreading metal.
If you are learning how to start blacksmithing, make sure you following along on this series of blacksmithing fundamentals. Each blacksmith lesson touches on a different principle that you need to know to learn forging. Once you've watched every video, you will basically have the essential guide to blacksmithing.
If you want to see blacksmithing tutorials, make sure to checkout my channel! My first blacksmithing fundamentals video was on tapering: • How to Taper Metal // ... . The second one was cutting material: • How to Hot Cut Metal a... .
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"Learn the process not the project." Excellent advise in all aspects of life. Thanks for another great vid Roy!
Like a number of other subscribers have stated about learning the process not the project this is where I've been the last few months. Much of what I've learned has been based on a specific project but I've been stepping back and working on basics, hammer control, etc with a lighter hammer and it truly does make all the difference. I've always enjoyed your videos and am amazed at how freely you offer your time and energy giving to the community out here. Thanks again.
Just getting into knife making and this was the video I needed. I subscribed and will be watching more to bring up my skills. Thanks for the video!
I love that. Once you know the process you can make any project you see. If you just learn each project as you do them, you're limited to that project
get the basics the rest will come with practice.thank you Roy and God bless you for your help and support in this wonderful craft
This series is awesome Roy! Thank you, it's very informative.
This is the best a most simple explanation of what I was looking for
Also just a few months into knife making. Up until now, I have mostly banged out billets and cut to shape the blade section. A little forging the shape of the handle, but mostly cutting to shape. I am going to make a first attempt forging a small kukri. I will be making it from rebar as I'm sure it won't be a great piece for my first try. This video will help me a lot! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Great series, can't wait for the next one. Thanks
you are a good teacher roy i realy appreciate it
God bless you sir I appreciate your thorough explination about what your trying to explain. I'm just a beginner.
God bless you and your welcome
Thanks Roy good information.
I like it.. Learn the process!
Have a good time at quad state.. wish I was there.
Thanks for the video...
Great video
hey mate last vid i can watch before the trip great work mate i look forward to catching up when i get home God bless buddy have fun at sofa with your award
I'm really loving this series Roy! Are you planning on doing an advanced version to?
too
Hey, I was trying to flatten/thin out a piece of 3/8" round rebar, and I got it flattened out but the flattened area developed an unwanted banana-like curve to the left while I was hammering.
Is this normal? I don't understand why it would curve to the left when all I'm doing is flattening it out.
Rebar is recycled material, one patch might have other elements besides iron and carbon, such as chromium or aluminum, that either repel or absorb the heat differently in one area.
The number of times I laughed when you said peen
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