Forging Project: Art Deco Bookends & 1000 Sub Giveaway
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- Forging Project: Art Deco Bookends
In this video I am showing you how I made these art deco style bookends. All components are hand forged and assembled with welding. This is a bit more advances forging project but I hope you tag along and try make some of the features shown in this video.
Also I recently passed 1000 subscribers on my channel and I would like to show my appreciation by giving away a pair of forging tweezers and a forge mail, both of which I made on this channel.
If you'd like to enter all you have to do is:
- leave a comment on this video
- like this video
- share this video and subscribe to my channel
I will announce the winners in a future Q&A video that I am planning to do in about 4 weeks.
To leave questions to the Q&A please use a # before your question so I will know that it is for that video.
Thanks for watching!
Music:
Big Swing Band by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommon...)
Artist: audionautix.com/
Rare to find a fellow Metal Worker that appreciates Brandt and the Moderne style of Iron Work and quite good at it.
Congratulations on 1,000 subscribers. I appreciate your thorough explanations and demonstration of the techniques you use to get such great results.
Thanks Kenneth! I try to make the videos as informative as possible.
Hey! Beautiful Book Ends! I love this style of video including the little bit of background on the style and artist inspiration. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks Paul! I am checking you Instagram once in a while and I noticed that you're getting into more complex project. Awesome. I like the hammer rack you made.
Very beautiful, I’m looking forward to your future work.
Thanks Nick! I try not to disappoint.
Thanks for making these back to the basics kind of videos I have put together a blacksmith set anvil home built forge tonges ect and someday hope to spend more time smithing
Fantastic. I'm a big fan of Edgar Brandt's work. I might have to have a go at a pair of these.
Awesome, if you do please send me pictures and I will share it here.
@@DesertOwlForge I'm in the process of making an Edgar Brandt ball with an Australian twist. I'll send you a couple of pics when it is finished.
I'd like to see a few more vids showing Brandt techniques if you would like to make them.
Mark, is there any place I can check out your work? You made interested.
@@DesertOwlForge I'm afraid not. I'm pretty much a beginner. Only been at it for about a year and a half
@@markfarnay1330 , it's ok. I am planning to create an online community gallery on my website. I would like to get my subscribers to get involved and send.on some pictures of their work. I was out of the loop for a while but I'll be back at it in the next couple of weeks, hopefully.
cool looking book ends
Thanks Tom!
This was awesome to watch
Thanks Bryant!
Great job. I really like the book ends.
Thanks Jim!
Wow!! What a wonderful project, the book end are awesome. Wayne
Thanks Wayne!
Again a nice project. Congratulations with your +1000 subscribers
Thanks Peter. Keep an eye out for the next video. Hopefully a week from today.
Nice!
Next time couldbyou do the time laps id like to see the proggress being made w ever swing
I don't quite get what you mean.
WOW! now those are heirloom quality! So much artistry! - I Subbed, thanks!
Thanks for the nice comment and welcome to the channel. More project like this to come in the future.
Thank you ! for sharing your talent , its a pleasure to see all your video...P.S. Sorry for my bad English..
Thank you for watching and appreciating my work! You English if fine, where are you from?
Good stuff, thx...
U are very talented. I’m glad I found your channel.
Thanks, James!
Wow, really appreciate the time and workmanship that went into this. You showed some great technique as well that I'm going to attempt to adapt to one of my projects. Thank you.
Awesome job! Learn something every time!!!
Thank you Monte! I try to make my videos as educational and as informative as possible.
I suddenly came across this channel and i like it very much, good explanations!
I subbed. 👍👍
Thanks for your interest and welcome to the channel.
That was an awesome project. It's incredible how much work goes into something so small
Thanks Toby! Yes it is quite labor intensive. I can make it in about 10 hours if I am not filming it. With all the staging and shooting it took several days to do everything. Such is "show business".
Wow that was magnificent. Really nice work
Thanks Mike.
Really nice pieces! Enjoyed the work. Take care and God bless.
Thanks, Randall!
Congratulations on 1k subs. Cool project. You make it look so easy and you give great explanations of your process!
Thanks David! I really like your videos too. I haven't forgotten about the project I asked you about, I was just extremely overwhelmed with everything. I hope I can get back working on it soon. Stay in touch.
Nice project there is a lot of time put in on a pair of nice book ends.
Thanks Allen! It is a lot of effort to make something like this, especially with the filming. I am planning to do a lot more of these project videos in the future so I hope you follow along.
..Congratulations on 1,000+ subscribers!! Your Apple Peel looks like my attempt at a Rolled Russian Rose, (which failed due to not remembering it was in the fire). Very Good job Tim...!!
Thanks! Sorry to hear about the rose. It is very enjoying when you work on something, put a lot of effort into it and at the end it burns because you forget about it. I hope you get another go at it.
Beautiful job. Congratulations.
Thanks Fernando!
Great work, as always. Congratulations on hitting 1k Subscribers. I look forward to what the future holds for you.
Thanks! I am trying to make video more often but I don't always have the time.
@@DesertOwlForge If you get the chance, put up some shirts on Store Frontier dot com so we can help support the forge. I started a line for my own shop and really enjoy the quality, price and the fact that they have fat man sizes that actually fit well -- www.storefrontier.com/three-rivers-forge
You've got a good logo, so why not use it and give your fans a chance to show their support!?! I'll look forward to getting one of my own.
Thanks for the suggestion! I was thinking about it but I didn't find the right way to do it, yet. I'll check store frontier out and probably give it a try. In the meanwhile I have another merch that I have ordered and will announce it in the Q&A coming soon. Thanks again!