Just rewatched the original trailer, and thought I have not seen a new Ford video in some time. Seems I will be in for a real treat with this full length version now. Recall, this amazed me in a simple 3 minute version. I have cleared my afternoon to see this in full glory. Thank you Ford!
Большое спасибо за видео. Пожалуйста включите опцию субтитров, так легче понимать вас ) Thank you very much for the video. Please enable the subtitle option so it is easier to understand you )
There is a very similar technique in spanish pieces called "damasquinado" that is essentially the same thing but making the cuts with a fine knife instead of a chissel. Damasquinado is usually done with very fine gold or silver sheets and the cuts are only made on the metal to be covered.
Thank you very much for the subtitles.And very high quality video. A lot of useful information, as before, to stand behind the master and gain skill. :)
good to see youre making videos again. youre like the cult underground channel for high end metal working that everyone who subscribed waits for hoping they come back. really unparalleled workmanship. do you live in japan still or are you elsewhere?
0.3 would be a bit thick, but on a very roughly cut iron ground might be workable. The only way to know is to experiment. Having said that it's wise to gain a degree of understanding and skill in the basic technique before trying too much experimentation.
Sorry to see that this video is no longer available to view.
This has been an invaluable video to augment the information you shared with us during the workshop at the ranch. Thank you for creating it for us.
Just rewatched the original trailer, and thought I have not seen a new Ford video in some time. Seems I will be in for a real treat with this full length version now. Recall, this amazed me in a simple 3 minute version. I have cleared my afternoon to see this in full glory. Thank you Ford!
Большое спасибо за видео. Пожалуйста включите опцию субтитров, так легче понимать вас )
Thank you very much for the video. Please enable the subtitle option so it is easier to understand you )
Thanks for sharing love your videos
There is a very similar technique in spanish pieces called "damasquinado" that is essentially the same thing but making the cuts with a fine knife instead of a chissel. Damasquinado is usually done with very fine gold or silver sheets and the cuts are only made on the metal to be covered.
Thank you very much for the subtitles.And very high quality video. A lot of useful information, as before, to stand behind the master and gain skill. :)
good to see youre making videos again. youre like the cult underground channel for high end metal working that everyone who subscribed waits for hoping they come back. really unparalleled workmanship. do you live in japan still or are you elsewhere?
He is in the UK now.
yess another video :D
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Hi Ford. Would 0.3mm silver sheet or wire work or does it have to be 0.1mm
0.3 would be a bit thick, but on a very roughly cut iron ground might be workable. The only way to know is to experiment. Having said that it's wise to gain a degree of understanding and skill in the basic technique before trying too much experimentation.
Hello! And what is the name of this black plasticine?!
yury kevkhiev Pine pitch, heated with the work piece pressed into the surface, then allowed to cool.
How much size wire
It's mentioned in the film.
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jesus christ what's this again. cant japanese do normal stuff once.
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