Thanks for the video my friend. I think the stamp turned out great so of course I'll have to give it a go. Thanks for taking the time to make and share this video with us. Tom
Hi. Nice video, an good explantion in a calm way. I appreciate it. But one hint. Filing would be much easier und much more precise, if you would grasp the file in the way, i learned it. If you are right handed, right hand at the handle and left hand at the tip of the file. Than file with very low force. My teacher sayed, don't press to mess.
It’s close but not exact. Lol We used hand files and got as close as we could to the design. Been thinking about upgrading to something a bit cleaner so the emblem really shows.
@@BurningOakForge you've got a straight line coming out of the bottom of your bottom x that could easily have been removed with a file or your chisel..
Initially he did it to find out if that chunk of rebar is hardenable...it was, so he decided to show the world how to make a cheap touchmark. Then it was heat treated after the touch mark was made so that it would be durable and could be used on multitude of future projects.
If you ever want to make a different touch mark and you use more letters than anything else the next time I’d recommend upsetting the metal you’re using so you have a larger surface to work with. It might take a little longer but if you plan on using it for a long time it’s probably worth the effort, at least that’s what I’d do lol
Nice job. Well done on file work. Wow. Thanks
Thanks for the kind words. It was a fun project for sure. Came out better than expected.
Thanks for the video my friend. I think the stamp turned out great so of course I'll have to give it a go. Thanks for taking the time to make and share this video with us.
Tom
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed.
I always forget about rebar! Thanks for the video!
I appreciate the video. I was wanting to use Japanese characters for a touchmark, yeah I don’t think I will do that for my first try😂
Great job!
Thank you!
Yup, that's how Imma do it! Good vid my dude!
Hi. Nice video, an good explantion in a calm way. I appreciate it. But one hint. Filing would be much easier und much more precise, if you would grasp the file in the way, i learned it. If you are right handed, right hand at the handle and left hand at the tip of the file. Than file with very low force. My teacher sayed, don't press to mess.
Hi, definitely going to remember that and give that a try.
Thanks for watching and for the tip!
thank for the video very informatinal
Informatinal
Very cool!
Tip: lift the file on the back stroke. Files only cut in one direction and you'll only dull the file teeth if you drag it back.
Why is it different than your emblem for your channel?
It’s close but not exact. Lol We used hand files and got as close as we could to the design. Been thinking about upgrading to something a bit cleaner so the emblem really shows.
@@BurningOakForge you've got a straight line coming out of the bottom of your bottom x that could easily have been removed with a file or your chisel..
Why you are heat treating a rebar?
Initially he did it to find out if that chunk of rebar is hardenable...it was, so he decided to show the world how to make a cheap touchmark. Then it was heat treated after the touch mark was made so that it would be durable and could be used on multitude of future projects.
@@cae2487 ah okay nice. I never had a hardenable rebar by myself. I Was confused. Thanks mate
If you ever want to make a different touch mark and you use more letters than anything else the next time I’d recommend upsetting the metal you’re using so you have a larger surface to work with.
It might take a little longer but if you plan on using it for a long time it’s probably worth the effort, at least that’s what I’d do lol
What size rebar did you use?
Michael Zmuda 1/2 inch thick
You could have drilled the corners with a # 50 drill bit & grind a lot of the area away.