FIXED: Forging a Basket Twist S Hook (Better Audio)

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  • čas přidán 15. 07. 2017
  • In this vid, I show you forging a basket twist s hook. (I had to redo the audio on this video, but now it is fixed!) This type of s hook would make a nice additional to your blacksmith projects to sell locally or in an online store. This is one of those more advanced blacksmithing projects, but it is a lot of fun to make!
    You can use this blacksmith basket twist technique on other projects. An example is a basket twist handle. A metal basket twist makes an attractive decorative detail to your ironwork! Set yourself apart with a blacksmith basket twists in some of your projects!
    Forging s hooks is alot of fun. I show you how to make s hooks from start to finish in my s hook tutorials.
    If you want to find more blacksmith projects to sell, make sure you check out my channel and playslists. There are a lot of terrific videos on how to make money as a blacksmith from everything from metal flowers to meat skewers and more. So if you're curious how to make money forging, make sure you check out all my terrific resources at my channel. I also have a lot of encouraging videos to make money as a blacksmith and to profit at blacksmithing for those who are new to the business of blacksmithing.
    Thanks for watching our videos here at Christ Centered Ironworks. I hope you enjoyed this video on forging s hooks, and I"d love to hear your thoughts on this video!
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Komentáře • 37

  • @douglaswilkinson1749
    @douglaswilkinson1749 Před 7 lety +1

    That was cool, and I appreciate the in depth instruction, even though I am not a blacksmith

  • @erikhornby8557
    @erikhornby8557 Před 6 lety +1

    That's awesome. I always wondered how those were made. Great job!

  • @mtplainsman1068
    @mtplainsman1068 Před 7 lety +2

    This was super informative and well explained. I can't wait to check out your other vids. Wanna say I really dig your business name too!... Thanks and God bless you folks.

  • @stezo89011
    @stezo89011 Před 6 lety

    As always great job. You make me want to get right out to the forge.

  • @TufStockdogs
    @TufStockdogs Před 5 lety

    That basket weave handle was a great one to learn thank you very much merry Christmas and be blessed buddy

  • @MrJamesjustin
    @MrJamesjustin Před 6 lety +3

    That's really cool mate.

  • @BrianDaleNeeley
    @BrianDaleNeeley Před 7 lety +2

    Have you ever tried a basket twist with a short piece of "spacer" in the center (on each end)? If you used the same diameter center rod, you should be able to get the six outer rods equally spaced in a circle, and it may even be easier to get a nice even twist. Plus, you could make five and seven (or more) strand baskets by using a smaller or larger center piece. I think baskets are a wonderful decorative element of blacksmithing, and are worth the effort to get right.
    Thank you for your videos, and taking the time to produce them.

    • @ChristCenteredIronworks
      @ChristCenteredIronworks  Před 7 lety

      +Brian Neeley I never have tried with a short spacer sounds like it might make a neat the effect though :-)

  • @eviltwinx
    @eviltwinx Před 7 lety +4

    Very cool! I've yet to try to forge weld but this might be my first attempt.

    • @ChristCenteredIronworks
      @ChristCenteredIronworks  Před 7 lety +1

      +eviltwinx awesome! Hopefully it will goes well for you :-)

    • @xeno3029
      @xeno3029 Před 4 lety

      @@ChristCenteredIronworks Just to double check on the forge welding, what flux do you use?

  • @ericseegers6038
    @ericseegers6038 Před 6 lety +1

    Thats really cool. great idea.

  • @robertward2286
    @robertward2286 Před 7 lety +2

    Keep on Keeping on good job

  • @HisWayHomestead
    @HisWayHomestead Před rokem

    thanks for fixing the audio...

  • @bradymcphail9690
    @bradymcphail9690 Před 7 lety +4

    Hi Roy,
    I'm a new blacksmith, but have been a metal fabricator for overd 40 years. Did I hear you are from Utah? I lived in SLC for many years as a young man, and went to welding school there.
    I am excited to learn and master Blacksmithing and Bladesmithing. My plan is to master this as well as Machining before I'm all finished... I believe I have a long time left to learn!
    May God Bless you and your family richly.

    • @ChristCenteredIronworks
      @ChristCenteredIronworks  Před 7 lety +5

      +Brady McPhail I actually live in New Lebanon Ohio. May God bless you on your journey my friend!

    • @bradymcphail9690
      @bradymcphail9690 Před 7 lety +2

      Christ Centered Ironworks Sorry Roy, I got bad info...
      Thank you for your blessings.

  • @nrgmgmt01
    @nrgmgmt01 Před 6 lety

    Hey Roy would it make a difference when you are opening up the basket to also push towards the center? I have not tried one, so I guess I need to just do it and find out. but that seems to make sense to me I guess. Maybe it would open up more evenly?

  • @AfricanSouthernCross
    @AfricanSouthernCross Před 6 lety +2

    You are good !

  • @jamesgleason9501
    @jamesgleason9501 Před 3 lety +2

    Cool

  • @donaldroberts9743
    @donaldroberts9743 Před 6 lety

    I want to try that but I want to twist each rod before the welding process...Is that possible? Very nice video and God bless...

  • @willmarsh4966
    @willmarsh4966 Před 4 lety +1

    Nice one pal, looks great. How much would something like this go at a craft stall?

  • @HisWayHomestead
    @HisWayHomestead Před rokem

    Hey Roy, have you ever worked with large braided steel cable?

  • @tobyjo57
    @tobyjo57 Před 5 lety

    Thats nice Roy
    May I ask if the Parent Bar could be very long to make an impliment without forge welding a rod on ( hehehe guess I just answered my own question ) Rob

  • @Edge1775
    @Edge1775 Před 7 lety

    less talk more work. really most people pause the video and watch the work although some explaining is nice to much talking turns people away...just sayin

    • @ChristCenteredIronworks
      @ChristCenteredIronworks  Před 7 lety +5

      +Edge 150 I don't care to be entertaining! I doubt anyone learned anything in high school by the teacher just working out problems on the board And not talking to the students! Talking is my way of explaining in detail and in-depth what I am doing for those that it would not be abundantly apparent to. There are plenty other channels that are less informative just saying...

    • @EvenTheDogAgrees
      @EvenTheDogAgrees Před 6 lety +1

      Less criticism, more grammar and spelling.
      * Sentences start with capital letters.
      * Punctuation breaks up your sentences in logical units, so other people can understand what you're actually trying to say.
      * It's "too much talking", not "to much talking".
      * If you want to omit the final g in words ending in "ing" (even though it's not "proper" English), you replace it with a quote.
      And yes, I know. The usual response is "chill man its just a comment no need to write proper english its not like im writing a formel letter for a job interview or whatevs lol".
      To which I say: bullshit! Language serves a purpose, a function. It's what allows us to understand and be understood by others. If I have to parse your stream of words just to figure out where one of your thoughts ends and the next starts, it means I have to put in the effort that you were too lazy to put in yourself. Multiply that lost time by the number of people reading your comment, and we're talking hours of lost time worldwide, because you wanted to save a minute on punctuation and capitalisation.
      And you dare criticise others on the way they communicate? Don't you have anything better to do? Like figuring out what that opposable thumb you just sprouted is for?

    • @EvenTheDogAgrees
      @EvenTheDogAgrees Před 6 lety +1

      My response was to the other guy, and kinda in your defense, but whatever. I just discovered this channel, it's not like I've formed a bond with it yet.
      Cheers, and happy forging!

    • @ChristCenteredIronworks
      @ChristCenteredIronworks  Před 6 lety +1

      +Juan Rial nope sorry my bad dude! I thought you were trolling me on Christmas I didn't notice that it was too an original comment from somebody else sorry about that. We're still good

    • @EvenTheDogAgrees
      @EvenTheDogAgrees Před 6 lety

      Ugh, tell me about it. I seem to remember that CZcams had nested comments back in the day? So you could see what specific post people were responding to. Now it's all guesswork and black arts...
      Anyway, I'm kinda disappointed. I've never been blocked from a YT channel. I was looking forward to the experience. ;)