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Hello Nigel, I want to make this as a gift for my boss when I’m leaving the company because he is a big fan of fossiles! I’m wondering, what is this your puting on the fossile at 10:00 (water?) and what is it for? Thanks a lot for sharing !

this black clad tattood dummy can't even open a cardboard box. would you let him make anything for you???

Is this the new blacksmith challenge?

Dear Nigel, I was sent to fix an induction sealing machine ,but the unit sometimes works (heats )and other times it does not, .In other words, it is intermittent functioning.. the technician used thread tape to seal the induction coil to stop the coolant water leaks. Could that be the source of the problem of intermittent functions?

Nig has the most beautiful workshop. I’d love to see more videos of the big Massey. I saw some folks using a 500 and 1000 weight. They had the clear space I think it was? Truly incredible machines I don’t think we’ll ever seen any built like that again.

..Just a little time and effort pays out. Thanks Nigel for this demonstration...!

Super interesting. Nice how you hid the welding by power hammering the join. Would have been nice to end with a before & after image of the hinge showing the improvement in the look after your work. Thank you for sharing!

As usual Nigel, interesting and informative video. Thanks for sharing.

Where can you find radiators like the one you have for purchase?

Where can you find radiators like the one you have for purchase?

Where can you find radiators like the one you have for purchase?

Hi Nigel how much is the 25

Right bit of work then

..Well done gents! from burnt scrap to a usable machine...!!

Modern cameras are wonderful.

That’s an awesome addition to the induction heater! Wonder if I could cobble one together myself. Love the tea break snack as well.

Wonderful. Outstanding. 👏 My applause good fellow.

Hi Nigel, thank you for your videos, helps me to understand these machines. I bought a 15kw induction heater from china but it only worked for a couple of heats and then would not heat,there are no alarms going off but just won't heat.The company i purchased from i think know about as much as I do and that is bugger all.After watching your video maybe it is because I possibly have a air lock at the coil. Do you think that could be a problem? Cheers Shane

You're a metal working maniac. Love it. Mig gun in one hand and a torch in the other. Beauty 👍

Thanks for the video & hello from Vancouver Island. Cheers.

Always a treat to watch you work, Nigel. Thanks for what you do.

Interesting! I bought one of your hammers & a butterfly last Christmas. The hammer has done good work for me, no problems at all, even working rebar & the butterfly has been a delight during the winter. Thank you for sharing!

Thanks Nigel, very informative as usual. Cheers mate.

That looks far more practical than the one I've been using. Out of interest why do you curve the handle? I've seen Dan Moss do this as well. Cheers

Another interesting video, thanks Nigel

That’s a great solution for multiple small parts, Nigel. Perhaps adding a solid refractory cylinder inside and a base that vibrates the parts around could solve the even heating issue!

..Great solution sir...!

What would you recommend to be the max sizes to forge on the 15 and 25?

Wonderful demonstration. Sooo easy - when you have the right tools!

Very cool! :) Pyrox glass contains boron so it stands up to heat and rapid temperatures changes, even quite shocking ones. But that said, it is really a fascenating demonstration of how this glass is such a good product...

Very cool demonstration! Thank you! Tip - taking a high resolution photo and adding that to the video helps showing fine details...

..Amazing...

The speed they heat up is low key terrifying. Anyone with a Prince Albert, keep your distance!

it would be cool if you did a video about how you went from being a welder to your own blacksmith because it seems like quite a hard business to get into in this day and age.

Good morning / evening. I really like the look of that small power hammer! Just recently been upgrading my setup for knifemaking, and a power hammer would be massively useful, but I didn't think that I'd be able to get one that would be fairly compact, yet still be powerful enough for my requirements, but there is no doubt that the 15kg one would be ideal! Thanks for the vid, very useful and informative!

Amazing art.

Looking for a circuit diagram / schematic for a Chinese built 15KW30-100KHZ version of this style of heater. I'm an Electronics Tech, but have not worked with induction heaters so any service info would be appreciated.

Can’t believe you used your good zebra shirt to wipe off your ratchet. lol. Love the video brother!

Ebenezer Scrooge should have worked with you, instead of going into financial stuff with Fozziewig at his rubber chicken factory. He definitely would have been a lot happier and Mel wouldn’t have left him ! Awesome sculpture and other things !!

15kw? это🙄😬😱

Nigel is perpetually the uncle we all wish we had growing up. Thanks for what you do, brother!

Mate, what you are doing is awesome and innovative. I have a very small unit with parts from ebay. Would love something like what you do but about half the size. The only hard part is the shipping to Australia. As a matter of interest what would it cost for plans and drawings so I could make my own (well me son can make it for me) Cant wait for Pyrex glass tube composition, I'm sick of shorting mine out and blowing stuff up. Keep up the vids they are great.

Jeez that thing is a beast. Would probably dim the lights when it ran...

I would have never thought that a Pyrex glass tube that thin could handle that kind of heat, and I have never seen square copper tubing, there are so many nuances I notice in your videos that stand out to me all the time.

Thanks Nigel for another useful and informative video. Adds another string to the bow so to speak.

Wow! This is so fast, 17 seconds to silver solder and so convenient compared to the minutes of time needed with a gas torch or longer if having to heat a forge up to temperature. In addition to silver soldering & brazing presumably one could also use this to do enamels. Will be interesting to see how it works for rivet heating. Thank you for sharing!

..It's good that you are showing how useful these machines are...

Well you're certainly not a professional box opener! 😅

Very clever with the lead! Love the leaf and cool patina.

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