Forging A Miniature Cowboy Hat From A Steel Bar

Join me in the shop, as I take you through the process of forging a really cool miniature cowboy hat from a simple piece of steel.
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[@thomasreyna7296]

Nice! You should put it on the praying cowboy!

[@speedxdreems]

nice video, what size is the plate you start with? and can i ask about the tooling, hole dimension and ball as well?

[@jmert_5859]

Watched the previous video and was wondering where the rest of the Cowboy was. hahaha

[@shoelesshorsemetalworks9084]

Thanks for watching the videos, I hope you enjoyed them.

[@donelliott2110]

Hello my name is Don can you please tell me what tools I need I also
do some blacksmithing to? The cowboy hat are cool. Thank you Don

[@gwendolynhill9012]

Can you send me an email where I can ask you to make something for me?

[@R_Arizona]

Pretty cool. What gauge steel and diameter did you use?

[@FatHorse]

This is pretty awesome! You got some serious forging skills and it’s cool to watch someone make metal art.

[@neversate]

Plus 5 hat of weaponsmithing

[@triciaadams1456]

Great job, you put a lot of work into it, and it's well worth all your hard work👍😊💯💯💯

[@marcs4738]

Thanks for taking us on the journey. Pretty cool project right there

[@chrisrowan1264]

What thickness was that 1/16"

[@shoelesshorsemetalworks9084]

It’s 3/32

[@taylorallison2129]

What kind of forge are you using?

[@shoelesshorsemetalworks9084]

It is a three burner propane forge. It is called the Whisper Lowboy, and it is manufactured by NC Tool Company.

[@taylorallison2129]

Shoeless Horse Metal Works okay, thanks! My little no name one burner isn’t getting enough heat so I’m thinking about upgrading.