Blacksmithing Tools: Hot Cut Chisel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2021
- Hot working chisel forged from flutegon or atlantic 33.
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THE nicest forge in the web.
Never get tired of watching it.
Just a perfect workspace.
Wow you HAMMERED home the details of the craft without CHISELING on the details!
very good video. What I don't understand is how you keep the walls white and the study impeccable
These are the video's i like watching no talking and just getting on with the job
A master craft man at work 🥰😊🙏
Hi Brother I have seen your many videos you are fantastic craft man I wish I became your aprentic .
Nice metal working,enjoyed.Thanks for the look!
Great video. Power hammer is a beast. Chisel look awesome👍👍🔥🔥
Very nice job on this project. It turned out very well. Hopefully you get great use out of it. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Great shop sir!
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Beautiful tool John.
I love A33 for tools too.
Video title is dead on, the chisel looked extremely hot. As always, fine work.
Good job
Glad I got to be #100 on the likes! Keep up the great work.
Fenomenal.
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There was a solid moment where i thought this video was titled "Hot Cut Cheese"
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Nice to see that work. Assume that you clean your shop very often.
Glad to see you posting so much again! Love the quality and understated nature of your videos. I hate the term, but there's a certain ASMR attribute that I love. I was trying to get on your website to purchase the coffee scoops but it doesn't seem to be working. Any idea when it will be back online.
Thanks man, should be up by next week.
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Hi love the video i was wondering if you can help i was looking to buy some A33 but i cant get it in Ireland only in the US would you know a good supplier in the US im only looking for two small peice thanks
I like to make sharp crafts and others. I'm from Indonesia ... using seafanya tools
Nice video, John! Did you harden the striking end? I was surprised to see you heat it up and quench the back. I am unfamiliar with A33 so maybe the process is different?
I ended up heating it to red, not as high as the front, then quenched. If it starts cracking, I'll soften it back.
Am I confused? I thought A33 is an air hardening steel.
@@bcc2a It apparently is a water quench tool steel..requires no tempering after.... but im not sure off hand how hard it gets as its used in these hotcut and punch tools with out no ill effects of being reheated by the work...
@@rigoniironworks I was taught to leave striking faces soft,normalize after forging,harden cutting end and temper,if striking face burrs,dress up with grinder.
Like the idea of drilling the hole instead of punching .
Just one ? how do you keep your work shop Clean man. :)
Top secret: leaf blower. worth its weight in gold.
@@rigoniironworks Thanks mate I won't tell a soul. Cheers :)
Nice project...
Can you tell me what is the grease like stuff you have in the can...guess it is for colding metal.
The yellow tin is Johnson's Paste Wax.
Similar to Liberion
What size drill do you prefer to drill the eye out before using the punches to widen the hole?
1/2"
Hello. Did you make your elliptical drifts, and do you have a video of making them?
No video, I grind to shape following a stencil elipse.
@@rigoniironworks thanks. I had not thought of using a stencil as a grinding guide. I'll have to think about that a bit. I like your videos.
As always, great clean work. I checked the comments before asking. Not a word. Flutagon or Atlantic 33. I am aware of its properties. It yields well to the hammer. But I see no benefit over H13. I have no problem with the cost. What is the advantage of it? Convince me and I’ll buy some tomorrow.
I haven't messed with it enough, both work well for me. A33 has this linear crack theme Ive been seeing on occasion.
@@rigoniironworks oh wow. Cracking. You think it’s temperature related? Or some sort of shock due to its self hardening characteristics? Your approach does not seem to overwork the material. That is interesting. I’ll stick with H13. Thank you!
Why it has no wedge to keep steel in place?
Top tools need to have a handle that can be tightened during the forging/getting struck.
I from indonesia
V.Expensive
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