Making A BLACKSMITH HAMMER In 5 Minutes!!!!!!
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2019
- Taking on the challenge of making a hammer in one heat - under 5 minutes. Working with my forge and Beche power hammer in the blacksmith shop to quickly forge this hammer out. I've never tried making a hammer like this before, but after watching this guy in the link below do it, I thought I better give it a go! It was a great challenge and very happy on how this hammer turned out!
Check out this guy to see somebody who really knows how to do it! • Making Hand Hammer
My name is Timothy Dyck. I got hooked on blacksmithing when I was 13 years old. I quickly realized that in order to keep blacksmithing I needed money to buy costly supplies, so I started making small items and selling them at the local farmer markets. The farmer markets turned into craft shows and craft shows turned into custom projects. Right out of high school I had the opportunity to apprentice under a blacksmith, where I worked with him for four years. We did projects for some of the most prestigious houses around the rocky mountains and were apart of many large public sculptures. I learned many valuable lessons while working under his training, but the desire to set up my own shop and go out on my own was always something I dreamed about.
So in 2013 I started setting up my full time blacksmith shop out of BC, Canada making custom projects and products like railings, gates, lights, stairs, fences and all the many blacksmithing tools required to keep the blacksmithing shop running. I love what I do and this is my dream job. I enjoy showing you what's going on in the blacksmith shop through the lens of a camera and would love to have you along for the ride as I live out my dream of being a blacksmith in the 21st century.
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“It’ll be super basic and normal tools”
*starts using power hammer *
Well, that’s normal for a blacksmith at this level of hammer making. Maybe not basic but also not super advanced.
@randomgoat2272 well what's the level up from there?
honest to god that looks just like the hammers you can buy here in India. That's what I use to forge with. Only thing missing is the makers mark and the weight stamp.
No one cares
I would gladly buy one of these!!
Now that was impressive, great work!
Thank you!
Man that dude from Nagori Ironworks even had just about the right amount of heat left to quench! Talk about mastering something!?
sad part is he probably works for a few bucks a day and has certainly made 10,000 or more of the same - old -
thing.
I know right! Total master and its probably very sad about how much he makes.
About a year into learning forging this is something to give me more aspirations to achieve my goals into becoming the metal worker we need.
This is EXTREMELY impressive. Thanks for sharing this!
Amazing mate!
Nice work man. Slick.
Man, great video! looks good, sounds good, you have great energy. Well done.
we knew you had it. Awesome job.
Impressive!
I'm just starting. So this is helpful
Very cool! Beautiful hammer!
Awesome video, I also learned some about the H13 and mild steel combo to prevent chipping/splitting.
Wow good job😎
Great job. Thank you 😊
Seriously impressive!
_Very_ impressive.
THAT'S really cool!
Wow you are really skilled, that is a fantastic hammer! And I think this style of music goes with your videos really nicely.
Winterbrook Forge Thank you! Appreciate the positive feed back!
Pure skill and will..
Great video mate
Awesome. 👍
That came out really nice!
That was awesome
Beautiful
nailed it!!! good job
Thanks!
Great work with the vids.
I think you should practice a bit, try again, time it and challenge others like Alec Steele... Friendly competition / collab would be nice! ;)
You know, I wanted to forward this to Alec, but he is currently in the middle of a cycle build... plus he has made probably close to 1000 hammers by now.
That is pride of doing one thing well. Very common in the east.
You can't let mistakes get you down, they are now part of the object. Next time you will do better. Mistakes are a chance to learn or become useful for something else. Do think, just do. You can always reheat and fix it. So Why worry?
SWEEEEET! That was awesome, you...are a god!
Hey Thanks! I definitely had to work hard to get it dialed, but far from anything more then just a simple guy. But thanks!
Hahah great video. I’m laughing bc I’m glad I’m not the only one who drops my stuff off the anvil. Great video and amazing project. New subscriber here. Keep it up:)
Thanks for the entertaining video, good fun, thanks....
I really enjoy your vids Timothy! You seem like a humerous and nice guy to hang with. I hope you dont get burned out with producing content. Keep it slow and simple ;)
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your concern for me! I do enjoy doing it! But your right, I have to be careful!
Well done. I tried doing the same last weekend. Took me a few more heats. And my hammers didn’t look nearly ass accurate. Practice, practice, practice 😊.
Awesome! I was super skeptical that I was going to be able to do it too! Guess I got lucky this time. :)
I've been watching same video from India manufacture. I was amazed too, such a skill! But from the other side it was also sad, because those people were working in so unhealthy environment, probably paid miserably. Cheers @Timothy Dyck :)
It's a video for nagoni ironworks, which produces the power hammer used in the video. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a small shop that produced for a larger company.
underrated channel,deserve more subs
Hi. Can you please tell me how long should the handle be? I'm slowly setting up for blacksmith work.
Dude that was amazing. Awesome job. Definitely Brent Bailey level forging. 👊🏼
Noice 👍 well done
Good job
Thank you!
I have to admit, I'm impressed. Even with a power hammer, making something like that in one heat is quite a feat.
Sick bro
Sooooo cool
Mate, Nice work love the real time and the nerves showing through. When's the cross-pein hammer challenge happening...
Wow that was impressive! super fast...one heat! and the hammer is nice.Subscribed!
Thanks! Appreciate the Sub!
Amazing!! Great work! I follow you on IG too btw, your videos are really entertaining! Greetings from Houston, Tx.
Thanks! Appreciate the positive feed back!
Okay Tim new challenge. Make a axe head and handle like forge in fire. You got 5hrs total make everything with basics. You have make head out left over items. Screw ball bearings used pcs. Then after that test it to it limits like no other. And see if it hold edge and will something loosen up.
cool!
Bagus pak !!!!👍👍
Nice job. Good to see a well tuned hammer in action. Bob Bergman
Thanks Bob! Nice to meet and thank you. I do enjoy my time with this machine!
Oh well done
Muito bom... parabéns 👌👏👏👏
I want one!
Another winner, I guess I will have to give it a try, although I think my hammer is a bit smaller
Do it!!! You can totally pull it off on the Say Mak
I've got to say, great work! Could have used more bevel on the faces of the hammer, but that is still way impressive! It has been a year, do it again, see how far you've come!
I have found that its very easy to get caught up in over thinking stuff, also if watching a video the quality of the video is directly related to the skill of the blacksmith for some reason. I have seen guys who sit on the side of the street that produce reasonable quality items with little to no tooling in a fraction of the time i can. It pays to be humble and watch others... there is always someone faster and better than you.....Never take yourself to seriously... Its a trap.
Great video and very helpful
Thanks! Your very welcome!
And THANK for the Brent Bailey reference. Learning so much from the two of you guys. Getting more out of each heat and the power hammer.
Do you have a shop? I've been looking to buy my first smithing hammer to start myself
very cool. Now all I need is one of those 1000# hammers and a place to put it
Well done Tim. Great video and hope your subscribership jumps. Learn something new each time.
Thank you! Appreciate it.
Hey Tim, you should make a dedicated drift hole maker out of a tongues.just for that.. to much time trying to find the drift hole maker? I didn't know
We need an introduction and a shop tour!!!! I googled you and found you on instagram. Great work love the videos!
I know right!!! Someday! Thanks for looking me up on instagram!
I never noticed how similar the side of a blacksmith’s hammer looks to a Chevy Bow tie emblem.
Timothy Dyck: Makes a hammer
Me: Goes to Home Depot to get a hammer
I want to start the blacksmith experience... Do you wanna offer one of those...? Would you send one of those to Portugal?
I know a guy who's making an axe in two heats (he also did one in one heat) but without a powerhammer, only him and his striker. That's also very impressive.
Anyway- your video was very enjoyable to watch. And congratz on nailing down the task 😃 Tomorrow will arrive my very first powerhammer, but only a cheap tirehammer. After 16yrs of handforging I feel like a newbie again 😂
Cheers and keep the good videos coming!
Greg Swiaczny dude! I wanna see those axes being made. Are there any videos of them being made somewhere?
Congrats on the tire hammer! That’s awesome! Your going to have tons of fun with it!!
@@TimothyDyck Yup, you can watch it here. czcams.com/video/YovHDJRHUjs/video.html
But mastersmith works as a striker. He's strong enough to wield 13 pounds sledge. 😜
I think so. For now had a huge amount of fun with handforging, developing skills and ways to forge steel efficiently. Now it's whole new world in front of me 😃
Awesome! Thanks for the link! That guy is a machine! :)
One heat wonder!
Beautiful, thoughtful work. I wonder if you could get away with punching the eye and letting the sides bulge out, then when you square it back up, just letting the resulting tapered oval be the finished shape of the eye and omit sending the drift through entirely. It wouldn't save a ton of time, you start the drifting at 5:30 and you're done with both sides in 49 seconds, and that's counting the time spent picking the drift back up off the floor.
Do you sell any of the axes you make if so how much
I've seen people spit on craftsmanship from Pakistan and India, beacause most of their factories just make basic tools, except they do them so fast and efficiently, just look at any video, how little is wasted, how they manage to make a shape in an instant. Being a great craftsman isn't making the flashiest of knives, a craftsman has to be efficient and work quickly, and they are really good craftsman in that regard. They work with a more medieval approach : quick and simple but very functional for the peasants
Awesome!
Really liked watching you forge it so efficiently!
Also, is that a Bêché powerhammer you're using there?
I have one myself, a L2 model "Karl", with 65kg ram weight.
Jerry Karlsson Thanks! It is a Beche power hammer. L3 100kg ram. Built in 1950. Refurbished by Beche in 1998. Love this machine.
@@TimothyDyck Ah, it sure looks a bit bigger than mine does! Also seems to have quite bit more power to it! Yes, these sure are wonderful machines, mine's from 1962. The dies on mine needs some looking over as they are a bit worn from the previous owner (I bought it maybe a year and a half ago) but other than that, it's still in great condition from what I can tell. I'm thinking of drilling a pair of holes in each of the dies so that I can attach tools to them, similar to yours. :)
Thats so cool! I'd love to try another Beche power hammer some day to see how it runs compared to mine. I do like the saddle system with the hole through the die, its not the be all, end all system, but it has some real pros that I like!
Красава!Смотрится на одном дыхании.
I have a question, if you don't have blacksmithing tools, how would you make a black smith hammer?
If you start with square section, that would probably speed things up a lot 🙂👍👍👍👍👍
Dude that is sick. That hammer looks so cool and it’s impressive of how nice the hammer is and that it was done in one heat. Love your videos. Have you thought about doing a video on how to make tongs? It’s hard to find any good videos that explain making the tongs.
Thanks so much! One of my first videos on my channel is of making a pair of pick up tongs. I don't go into much detail about the actual how to make them. But don't you worry, someday, I will for sure do a video on making tongs. and then another one and another one! Because I love making tongs! :) Thanks!
Timothy Dyck I really struggled with making tongs for a while but once I had a friend showing I’ve gotten pretty decent at making them. Is there any way I could send you a pair of them? I’d like to see what you think about them since you are blacksmith on a daily basis. Lots of the people around here that I’ve given tongs to like them but they’re not forging a lot like you. Just would like to see how they’d hold up being used a lot
Hey Sam! Thanks so much! Sounds good.
Why is there so much smoke when you use the power hammer?
Is the power hammer super oily or something?
Com on tell the truth..... You didn't take your shoes off....did you? 🛠 😂
Hey there Tim I was wondering if you could somehow possibly send me some pictures of your forge I think it’s a pretty clever design and would like to try to make something similar... I’m not super satisfied with my current design
Hmmm. I'll see what I can do for you!
Thanks man I really appreciate that!
Id take one
4 thumbs up,great video again, very enjoyable to watch you ninja a power hammer.Much finesse! Keep up the work Tim.
So what would you sell a hammer like that for?
Hahaha. Have you read the closed caption. Timothy Day Care. I was like wth am I watching. 🤣
That is soo funny!
I thought S7 and H13 were supposed to be very tough steels
You see comrade the thing about this is you need an hammer or power tools... I have a spoon...
if you got the right power hammer
I apologize for your last drop of your head drift 6:00 , I swear I said “your running outta heat” then you dropped it
What, no touchmark??
Got next challenge for you ;) one heat axe by hand czcams.com/video/YovHDJRHUjs/video.html
Enjoy!
I Know right! Don't know that I can do that! I'm not a machine like that guy!!
@@TimothyDyck Hey i'm not machine ;) i'm small blacksmith from Poland ;)
Thats Awesome! I didn't realize it was you!! You've got some skills man! Nice work! Respect from a small blacksmith from Canada :)
Need a hammer at short notice? No time to go to the hardware store? Make your own! 😀
I attempted this challenge. It wasn't easy that's for sure!!! Here is the link to the video.
czcams.com/video/2BInspOHkjc/video.html
Wow, I don't count how long it take's me to make a hammer in "heats" but rather "days"
hehe! Thats so funny! Don't worry not all projects are like this one for me, I have those "days" projects too! 🤪
Hello Mr. Dyck. An old German saying is:" If the work you do, looks very easy in the eyes of the audience, then you have mastered your craft!" I love your videos and your crraftmanship!
more hammering and forging less talk make a bouble bit ax 9 in long x 4 inch high or ?
i need a 21lb hammer
Awesome! I have one question though, were you barefoot? 🤔
666 subscribers! What a horrid number, here have 667 instead. 😉
Thank you! Appreciate it!
not to hurt your feeling, but this dude look like marc zukerberg if he was 20 % more human
See if you can do five hammers and 10 minutes