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Forging a flatter with a difference
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2021
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Forging a hand held Flatter from the BIGGEST spring ive ever seen!!
This spring is from a big lorry here in the uk, i dont know what it is made of all i know is it hardens in oil with heat treatment really well. I have made a lot of small tooling from this but i want to create a lot more and see what it serves best for, PLUS i will make myself some new tools for the workshop.
the hand held flatter is the perfect blacksmithing tool for one person forging when there is no smith and striker. ive been wanting to make a flatter for years now, and finally managed to make one. i would like to make some more tools like this, hand held easy to transport tooling.
I love the background music that accompanies your aristry at the forge. 😊
Very nice Nathan and I like the fact that it can be hand held. This way you can work by yourself. Please keep the videos coming!
Your tools are too beautiful to use
Your videos are so relaxing to watch, thanks for posting.
Beautiful. I admire your work, and you help me by increasing my knowledge and igniting the fire in my heartforge for my own work.
One of the best.
Beautiful video!
Nice work
That's some wonderful stuff, again. Never get tired of seeing the neat designs that you come up with!
hey bro good luck ! i like work
Big spring, but you still gathered it a lot. Very nice hammer work. Great touch. Amazing what a powerhammer can do with the right touch. Excellent tool. Satisfying to make and watch. I love making tools to make tools. You know what that satisfaction feels like!
Beautiful work, as always! Thanks for sharing, Nathan!
Very interesting technique with the super aggressive spreading under the press using that triangular fuller. I've seen flatters made before but the usual approach is just swage block+sledgehammer.
yeh i would have gone that way too with the swage but i didnt start with square bar or a large enough section so i had to push it out as far as i could. its the wrong way to make it if i wanted to be efficient but it showed that material can go wherever its needed with the right approach. i learned a lot doing it that way so im glad i didnt do the standard way as we have all seen.
Beautiful video!!! Love the hand held aspect of this
Another great vid mate. More please
Amazing work. Thanks for another great video.
Great work as usual!
Incredible. Those tongs were laughably large too.
That leaf spring came from a big rig. I have some of those in my shop. Great find. Very nice job turned out very well. Great video. Can't wait to see more videos. Hopefully you get great use out of it my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Keep making. God bless.
That's a really great piece of kit. I like the hand guard. Now stop "flexing" with the spring and see what else you can find 😉
Good to see a video from you again.👏👏👏
Hey there! New to this channel.
Subbed. Nuff said.
Crawford out 🙏🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
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Sir Daniel! Wonderful to see you. Have a good look around in Nathan's back catalogue, some excellent videos in there. ⚒️😊👏👏👏
We're on a roll now with the videos. It's been a long time coming but not sure how long i will be at this workshop though. Might have to go back to the old workshop and forge everything by hand again 😳
A fine job indeed.
New to your channel here. Subbed.
That was a very informative and interesting video! Thanks for sharing!
Blessed days well wishes and positive energy
Crawford out 🙏🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
I thought you were already part of the community 😂 welcome on in Crawford 👍 awesome to have you here. You've arrived just at the right time. Plenty of new videos being filmed at the moment.
Another banger!
Great video, Nate! Thank you so much, it was a huge pleasure to watch you at work and also get a few glimpses into your workshop! Is it possible that we go to the same barber? 😃
Thanks for the kind words ☺️ it is possible 🤣 hairs over rated anyways 😉
I love the way this video look and feel
Well done tool
What was that piece of steel, A massive leaf spring?
Wow!
Nice work, there would be some decent dead weight in it too I reckon
Beaut
Osmo hand flatter
Are you start making Tuatahi axe?
no but THAK Has made you one th-cam.com/video/gIfEWAEhekw/w-d-xo.html
Yea i see its great job!! Can you make axe like, but to be in measures.
first : a like
That’s a big leaf, an inch at its thickest?
Just under 2 inches at the thickest part.
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Thickest or widest?
@@paulorchard7960 thickest. It's about 4 inches wide
Curling that spring at the wrist? Dude, your forearms must put popeyes to shame.
Haha that made me laugh, Yeh they're certainly not small 😂