Love you guys diy technology. Give a Indian some scrap he will make the world in his shed for shits and giggles. Would love to visit the industrial parts of India.
Good job 👏 Please, I want to understand the process of polishing : what is the green material you used ( and if there are other materials can be used ) and what is the type of brush/ disc you used for polishing in time 11:05 ? Does this process is equivalent to the nickel plating process ? And does it sill shining ever or may rust by time ? Thank you
Not the creator but I can answer these. The disc is called a buffing wheel. It's made of cotton or felt and you "charge" it with a buffing compound which is what the green stuff was. The buffing compound looks like tripoli to me but I could be wrong. The compound is essentially just really really tiny grits of some kind of abrasive mixed up into a clay-like solid paste thing
And nickel plating involves using acid and electricity to literally bond a thin layer of nickel to the surface of another metal so it's entirely different than polishing
La verdad que no es lindo, pero al menos, es complicado.... Me gusta ver como cuida sus delicadas manos con guantes.... Los herreros rusos trabajan a mano desnuda sobre hierro y acero...... Eso marca quien es quien.....👍
He was clearly working out minor imperfections in the surface of the scrap steel as the project moved through the various stages of completion. I can tell you from personal experience that any time you are working with scrap/repurposed metal, there are little pits, dings and dents of varying depths and sizes. Some prove much more difficult to work out than others. With the desired result being a polished, almost mirror finish on this piece, the use of different levels of abrasive sanding, starting with the most aggressive grit and working down to a fine grit before a final polish would be the best way to achieve said effect.
Your work is really good, but man, working in gloves during grinding and polishing is REALLY unsafe. My grandfather lost his fingers right the same way. The glove caught on the mechanism and wound around it in a matter of seconds, which led to the loss of 2 fingers (one of which was impossible to recover). So, please, stay safe.
woah, i had no clue? if its seriously dangerous and not just a freak accident, that needs to be said more... since commonly gloves are basic safety equipment. i usually flinch seeing people working without gloves in these kinds of videos, but now i know, i guess!
@@brutalbunny gloves are good safety equipment when moving parts aren't involved. They might protect your hands from heat, but it's much much better to just have a quench ready and take it slow. It can get really really nasty. Cuts and burns are no problem for me but if you get your hand caught in machines like this it'll never be the same again. Please stay safe
Я в восторге от ваших работ !!!!
Очень впечатляет!!!
Успехов Вам Мастер !!!!)
Love from india❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳
Same bro
Same bro
Love you guys diy technology. Give a Indian some scrap he will make the world in his shed for shits and giggles. Would love to visit the industrial parts of India.
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
This is cool.
I like the ironic contrast between the flower and the bullet.
Damn this had me mesmerized....you have an amazing talent.
Absolutely amazing!! Fantastic job!! Keep up the excellent work!! 👏
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Absolutely fantastic job !!
Very nice ideas nice disign cool
Mis saludos! Excelente trabajo
Absolutely fantastic ! And grat idea as well !
You do some amazing work with iron screws. Have a great day
Amazing 🤩
Very nice jobs it looks beautiful and brilliant thanks so much for sharing with us
You always surprise me! I will never look at scrap metal the same way again.
Amazing product simple tools 👌
Beautiful work 👍
Anything is possible with beauty. Good job!
Complimenti,.......sei un fenomeno!!!!!
Your talent is amazing!
So beautiful!
This so good.
Красивая работа.
Bravo . excellent travail.
Very beautiful work 😍👌it needs a lot of concentration and hardworking 🙏🙏❤
В России говорят. Когда коту делать нехер он яйца лижет!
Bf
This is beautiful.
Spectacular work, great idea!😜✌
GOOD JOB.WELL DONE👍
Bro I like your video so much.
If you sell these I’d love one just like you made.
Wow creative bro😲😊👍
Great post. What awesome skills you have
Un travail magnifique!
Wow 😳 super cool 👍
Absolutely magic, 😏💕
Xp
this is very calming to watch and i always love the designs of everything you made keep up the good work and have a good day or evening.
I really like this one it is beautiful.
Pokoke ora de ragukna maning. Rika pancen Top Markotop... 👍👍👍
That is so beautiful!!! I would be proud to own any piece of jewelry you crafted!! 💙
Mis respetos jefe.!!!!!!
That is super super
Nice job 👏👏
Beautiful... 👍
My friend your is une mostruo
สวยงามมากครับ
trima kasih ilmunya ...sangat bermanfaat bagi saya
Beautifully made. Pleasing to Our Lord our God.
So cool and beautiful 🤩
Beautiful!
This guy is way good.
Incredible!
Beautiful
Inovatif super cool
فنان مشاء الله 👍
really beautiful
That is very cool.
Zoli travaye ... fo d ena pasiance memm pou travaye ek bann ti piess la...mari lokorde la.
Mantab bang 👍👍
Wonderful
MAGNIFIQUE
Very well!!!
Nice!
مبدع و فنان
不牢固~會弄丟~
News friend 🙏🇮🇩👉🔔🔔🔔
*Amazing!*
I am completely stunned whenever I watch your work! You are one of the most talented persons that I have ever see. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Please make the captain America's shield with back handle pls..🥺
Good job 👏
Please, I want to understand the process of polishing :
what is the green material you used ( and if there are other materials can be used ) and what is the type of brush/ disc you used for polishing in time 11:05 ?
Does this process is equivalent to the nickel plating process ?
And does it sill shining ever or may rust by time ?
Thank you
Not the creator but I can answer these. The disc is called a buffing wheel. It's made of cotton or felt and you "charge" it with a buffing compound which is what the green stuff was. The buffing compound looks like tripoli to me but I could be wrong. The compound is essentially just really really tiny grits of some kind of abrasive mixed up into a clay-like solid paste thing
And nickel plating involves using acid and electricity to literally bond a thin layer of nickel to the surface of another metal so it's entirely different than polishing
La verdad que no es lindo, pero al menos, es complicado....
Me gusta ver como cuida sus delicadas manos con guantes....
Los herreros rusos trabajan a mano desnuda sobre hierro y acero...... Eso marca quien es quien.....👍
Belissimo masterito
Amazing
Cool😃
👍👍👍
great job 👍👍👍👍.. but one question : won't this metal rust after few weeks ?
I LOVE IT!😍😍😍 But now I want a bullet nacklace!☹️😭
Nice
Both Thor's mini Hammers please
1.Stormbreaker and 2.Mjolnir
Please😍😍😍⚡⚡⚡🙏🙏🙏
Super
mantap 😍
Luar biasa😍
Поржавеет со временем .
Nice thing about Iron it rusts next to salty skin
Gloves with a rotator machine?
Good locket
Keren mas
Good
If you make these for money, I'd like one with tribal etching and an enamel finish.
Parabéns
厲害。工作室
عالی بود
👑👌🏼
great video! there is a problem i don't understand is why sanding ( 8:35 ) and then polishing ( 11:05 ) ?
He was clearly working out minor imperfections in the surface of the scrap steel as the project moved through the various stages of completion. I can tell you from personal experience that any time you are working with scrap/repurposed metal, there are little pits, dings and dents of varying depths and sizes. Some prove much more difficult to work out than others. With the desired result being a polished, almost mirror finish on this piece, the use of different levels of abrasive sanding, starting with the most aggressive grit and working down to a fine grit before a final polish would be the best way to achieve said effect.
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Wow bro .
What is this bit you use in the end of the video
👏👏👏👍😉
What is the tool called that you were carving with?
don't get me wrong, i like the project, but how do you prevent it from rusting, now that it's finished?
It is stenless or not sir.
Your work is really good, but man, working in gloves during grinding and polishing is REALLY unsafe. My grandfather lost his fingers right the same way. The glove caught on the mechanism and wound around it in a matter of seconds, which led to the loss of 2 fingers (one of which was impossible to recover). So, please, stay safe.
Yes. I see people grinding with gloves on all the time and it makes me cringe with fear
woah, i had no clue? if its seriously dangerous and not just a freak accident, that needs to be said more... since commonly gloves are basic safety equipment. i usually flinch seeing people working without gloves in these kinds of videos, but now i know, i guess!
@@brutalbunny gloves are good safety equipment when moving parts aren't involved. They might protect your hands from heat, but it's much much better to just have a quench ready and take it slow.
It can get really really nasty.
Cuts and burns are no problem for me but if you get your hand caught in machines like this it'll never be the same again.
Please stay safe
But then we would see his Dwarven hands and know he wasn't one of us!