I raised the beak slowly over 50+ anneals both over shaping stakes and pitch filled shaping passes. Look up a technique called Henkei-Shibori and you'll see what I mean. Cheers Clyde and I wish you well! -Douglas
Justin I've been there and that's hard work! I hope you had fun though! Armour work can be a very exciting endeavor! Cheers Justin and thank you for the kind words!
This is awesome!!! I've only ever worked on chasing and repouse pieces and never dabbled in raising. You have definitely inspired me to do some raising pieces now! Keep up the awesome work can't wait to see this all finished!!!
Thanks so much man! Raising and chasing are a pair made to be together :) It is all finished! So if you want to see it you don't have to wait, you can scrub through my instagram, see the finished photo's on my website, or see the whole build on patreon.com/douglaspryor
Really cool watch. I'm trying to up my chasing/repousse game in aluminium (I'm European, we need that I in aluminium) right now. Specifically a giant street sign in 3mm aluminium I got in San Francisco a while back. Going to be a giant "Do not pass" shield with some chased parts riveted onto the wooden backer. I'm using copper pipe to make the small scroll on the back that shows its stats like +2 vs baelrog saves. Great work, great moustache. Hope to run into you at a craft Faire someday.
Thank you very much for saying so and the fellow stache love! 3mm Aluminium should give you tons of metal to work with! :D I'm making a 8ftx4ft crocodile out of 3mm mild steel and am thinking that maybe I should have chose aluminium instead lol. I hope your large shield project goes well! Cheers! -Douglas
@@douglaspryor Ty for the good luck. Good luck on your crocodile. I've done some doming and such in steel for spaulders but a crisp rolled adge is the hardest thing I've done in steel so far.
I like your work mate. Could a wax be used instead of pitch? Some beaks have a proper hook at the tip and seems to almost curve over the lower beak. Birds of prey are just beautiful. Cheers.
Thanks for saying so, I've seen a few folks use wax or clay for vessel work but pitch is stickier and can be denser thus offering more support. I prefer to use pitch for work like this though wax or clays do have merits depending on the job you're doing.
Nice.. great to see some behind the scenes on it and hear your thoughts. Your voice over mic is SUPER quiet, I had to turn my volume to max to hear you. Then when you want to actually video it was SUPER loud. FYI
Yes I am aware, the months ago I filmed this I recorded it in the morning while folks were still sleeping so the house was quite but as a side effect I turned out really quite. Could you still hear it all though?
Hi there Mo! That's awesome! What kind of copper work are you doing? I filmed some very thorough explanations, real time work in progress, and tool shapes and techniques for this vessel. They are archived on Patreon.com/douglaspryor. The episodes you would want to watch I think to answer your question is episode 10: Smaller tooling for feathers: www.patreon.com/posts/26472311 and episode 13: Fine feather texture: www.patreon.com/posts/26660160 Hope that helps and thanks for the question!
@@douglaspryor Thanks for the exact episode Douglas, I'll check it out. I'm trying to make an elephant skin texture, I've used a Dremel with a diamond engraving tip but it was kind of hard to control..
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I wondered how you did the beak. Not that I would ever try. BRILLIANT
I raised the beak slowly over 50+ anneals both over shaping stakes and pitch filled shaping passes. Look up a technique called Henkei-Shibori and you'll see what I mean.
Cheers Clyde and I wish you well!
-Douglas
Douglass has serious skills!
Wow I spent all day working with Metal making mediaeval armour you’re very inspiring thank you for sharing you’re a legend
Justin I've been there and that's hard work! I hope you had fun though! Armour work can be a very exciting endeavor!
Cheers Justin and thank you for the kind words!
This is awesome!!! I've only ever worked on chasing and repouse pieces and never dabbled in raising. You have definitely inspired me to do some raising pieces now! Keep up the awesome work can't wait to see this all finished!!!
Thanks so much man! Raising and chasing are a pair made to be together :)
It is all finished! So if you want to see it you don't have to wait, you can scrub through my instagram, see the finished photo's on my website, or see the whole build on patreon.com/douglaspryor
Can’t wait for your masterclass in October 😬🇬🇧 your attention to detail still boggles my head 😂
Appreciate it James! Looking forward to coming on over and working with you!
Fantastic work Douglas!. It's beautiful.
Thanks so much Nick!
Your work is so inspiring man....just amazing....keep up the awesome work
Really appreciate it Ian! Thank you! Did you get a chance to see the finished piece?
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Amazing. Congratulations artist Douglas!
Thank you so much Celso!
Awesome work!!
Thank you Greg! :D
I've been watching this project on Instagram. Just found you on TH-cam. Really cool to hear your thoughts on it. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for following my work in Instagram, I hope what you find here on TH-cam is interesting for you as well! Cheers Ben!
Really cool watch. I'm trying to up my chasing/repousse game in aluminium (I'm European, we need that I in aluminium) right now. Specifically a giant street sign in 3mm aluminium I got in San Francisco a while back. Going to be a giant "Do not pass" shield with some chased parts riveted onto the wooden backer. I'm using copper pipe to make the small scroll on the back that shows its stats like +2 vs baelrog saves.
Great work, great moustache. Hope to run into you at a craft Faire someday.
Thank you very much for saying so and the fellow stache love!
3mm Aluminium should give you tons of metal to work with! :D
I'm making a 8ftx4ft crocodile out of 3mm mild steel and am thinking that maybe I should have chose aluminium instead lol.
I hope your large shield project goes well!
Cheers!
-Douglas
@@douglaspryor Ty for the good luck. Good luck on your crocodile. I've done some doming and such in steel for spaulders but a crisp rolled adge is the hardest thing I've done in steel so far.
I like your work mate. Could a wax be used instead of pitch? Some beaks have a proper hook at the tip and seems to almost curve over the lower beak. Birds of prey are just beautiful. Cheers.
Thanks for saying so, I've seen a few folks use wax or clay for vessel work but pitch is stickier and can be denser thus offering more support. I prefer to use pitch for work like this though wax or clays do have merits depending on the job you're doing.
I want to learn too
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Nice.. great to see some behind the scenes on it and hear your thoughts. Your voice over mic is SUPER quiet, I had to turn my volume to max to hear you. Then when you want to actually video it was SUPER loud. FYI
Yes I am aware, the months ago I filmed this I recorded it in the morning while folks were still sleeping so the house was quite but as a side effect I turned out really quite. Could you still hear it all though?
Hi Douglas, I'm experimenting with copper as well, how did you make the feathers seen on the thumbnail?
Hi there Mo!
That's awesome! What kind of copper work are you doing?
I filmed some very thorough explanations, real time work in progress, and tool shapes and techniques for this vessel. They are archived on Patreon.com/douglaspryor. The episodes you would want to watch I think to answer your question is episode 10: Smaller tooling for feathers: www.patreon.com/posts/26472311 and episode 13: Fine feather texture: www.patreon.com/posts/26660160
Hope that helps and thanks for the question!
@@douglaspryor Thanks for the exact episode Douglas, I'll check it out. I'm trying to make an elephant skin texture, I've used a Dremel with a diamond engraving tip but it was kind of hard to control..
what is inside the eagle's head
Martin did you want to know what's in the eagles head while I'm shaping it or what the silver cup is?
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