Forging Door Pull with Small Bread Loaf Anvil
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2020
- In this video, I use my new bread loaf anvil and get a feel for it.
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Door goes from cheap industrial to having a soul. It begs for the outside handle now. Great use on the breadloaf anvil. Amazing what a difference that magnet makes. Thanks Glen!
I was thinking the same with the magnet. But, I do like that little bit of a ring though at times.
You read my mind as I want to make an outside handle next. With magnet and without is night and day on this small anvil. Thanks
I completely agree. I also really like the very clear sound of the ring but it does get old kind of quick. Thanks.
Since most of what I do requires a flat surface, I can't figure out a use for the little anvil. I'm sure it would be great for a jeweler.
Good looking hammer! If I was a full-time welder, those would be on my "must have" list! Love your videos. Hope and pray that you and your wife stay safe and well.
Like you, I do the vast majority of my forging on a flat surface. But having this little bread loaf anvil makes me want to figure out uses. I appreciate your kind wishes and hope the same for you and your family.
That was a very cool video! Thank you. I still can't believe the voice!! On that little tiny anvil. I was shocked at how loud it was! The trick with the magnet was a nice touch. I saw your earlier video showing the magnets on your main anvils
This little anvil really sings. At first, I liked the clear sound of the ring but it became annoying pretty quickly. Thanks.
The chipping hammer is pretty neat!
I like the looks of that hammer a lot but not sure how useful it'll be. I'll get some feedback from the customer. Thanks.
I was looking forward to seeing this anvil in action! Great little tryout for it. Nice work.
It performed better than I expected. I'll be using it more... Thanks.
Love the welding hammer. I've mentioned it before, magnet trick on the anvil is amazing. Love your work. Hope you're staying safe without much problem.
Things are pretty stable here - Taiwan is wise to China's nonsense and was very proactive. I like the looks of the chipping hammer but am not sure how useful it will be. Wish you the same. Thanks.
Nice video Glen. Loved that hammer you showed at first. The Bread loaf anvil was a treasure of a find.
That chipping hammer came out nice though I'm not sure how useful it will be. The bread loaf anvil was the sort of tool I couldn't pass up, even if I don't use it often. Thanks.
Good to see everything is good with you Glenn. Enjoy all your uploads even if it wasen't something to "write home about"!
Not my finest 11 minute and change video but I've also done worse... Thanks for sticking with this one.
That was a good recovery. I was sure it was toast after the first twist, but you saved it in style. Nice job. Hope all is well, stay safe and Thank You for putting this out....
Not everything goes according to plan, especially true when you don't have a plan! Thanks.
A very good use for a high carb. bread anvil. I believe the newly crafted door handle will be very handy indeed.
I could've done better on the door pull but it works. I like your term "high carb" for the bread loaf anvil. Good one. Thanks.
I was surprised that the anvil had a big hollow underneath.
Stay safe over there Glen.
It's a pretty stout little anvil but less hollow would definitely improve it. Thanks and be safe too.
🤣 Does look like a restaurant door!
I love that little anvil. Be awesome for my smalls
Yes and yes - that old metal door / door pull have the restaurant feel. And I'm really enjoying this very small anvil. I will continue to use it for sure. Thanks.
Wow nice project sir, may I ask if you make your anvil that you always using or you bought it. It's very functional.
Neat anvil for a small shop. Definitely could uses some hold down tabs on the legs and some ring control. Listening through Grado's, that ring is special! ha ha ha
I'm really liking this anvil but I'll go deaf if I don't dampen that sound. Thanks.
Really like that loaf
Me too. I'm sure to continue to use this "high carb" bead loaf as one person put it. Thanks.
Nice job on the handle sir!!!
Not my finest work but it'll do. Thanks.
Wow. Even on my phone I can hear that high pitch ring.
It's a nice clear sound that gets old quick. Thanks for watching.
Nice recoveries! Since your first exposure of this little fellow on TH-cam I've been coming up with projects to use it on. Door pulls were one of my ideas, nice to see it in action.
This very small anvil can definitely be helpful. I will use it more in upcoming videos. Thanks.
Hi Glen. I am not getting though on the email address for some reason. I think my new laptop is not set up right. Anyhow. Just wanted to say thanks for the tools. They are amazing. I did a mail call video on them on my YT page. I don't make a lot of videos, don't really know how to edit. I will be back in the shop in a couple of weeks and will do another video on the bending jig and another on the guillotine. I know the mail frustrated you, but I am happy with the way everything went. Slow moving is still moving... Lol... I can't say thanks enough. I am over the moon about them...
Ken, It was my pleasure dealing with you. You have a patience that is becoming rare these days. I wish you all the best and will be in touch. Thanks for sure.
Thanks for another great video. Dampening the anvil with a magnet...ok...nice.
That magnet really make a difference but it has to be on the horn of this anvil for maximum effect. Thanks.
The best thing was the magnet ring silencer. :)
Door handle is way better than that old thing you removed. That would have been gone long ago. :)
I'm glad the pull I replaced is a real piece of junk since my forged door pull isn't much to look at. But relatively speaking, it's fine art. Thanks.
Classic GS tongs vid. Make it work, I always enjoy your approach.
Always good videos ... Stay safe over there brother....
Thanks for your well wishes and you do the same.
Came out pretty cool
Nothing great but it works. Thanks.
Loved those "C" jaw tongs! Sorta Art Deco look to them.
That tiny pair of plier length tongs can be very useful. Thanks.
Very nice little anvil. Been catching up on some of your stuff.
Pretty cool idea.
Nothing special but it works and the small bread loaf anvil is useful for sure. Thanks.
Interesting process, thank you.
so a magnet stops the anvil from ringing?
Very interesting handle!
Not what I would would call art but it is one-of-a-kind. Thanks.
That is a great improvement. That anvil is very handy? Wonder if it was originally an armor anvil?
I'm not exactly sure the primary use of this style anvil but armor could well be right. I like this a lot and will use it for sure. Thanks.
I have to say I stumbled on to your channel. And I can’t stop watching. Love it. Also. I have to give a BIG shout out to you parents. They sure have done a fine job with you!!!!!!
Good video, I did liked it better before you twisted it though. I may try that but keep the scrolls and forge on couple straps. Thank you for the inspiration!
At the end of the day, I got a functional door pull but if I had stuck with the early idea and kept the scrolls, it would've had more appeal, for sure... Thanks.
Briliant 😍
Much appreciated. Thanks for watching.
Nice!!!
Thanks.
Maybe give that a brass coating..
When are you going to make the hold fast? Looking forward to seeing that
I ned to have a workpiece fly of the anvil at least three more times before I get my act together and make a holdfast. Coming soon... Thanks.
@@gstongs hahaha I hear ya man, right on, lol
"...Like a Chinese restaurant." Now dat's funny- can I get a # 6 to go with extra duck sauce?☺
You sir win the funniest comment of the video award. Thanks for the good humor, something we could all use more of these days.
Live the video that anvil thing is neat. Not for me but cool indeed
This sort of anvil has it's place. The type of thing that if you saw it for sale at an OK price, you wouldn't pass it up. Thanks.
hi grate work look grate
Thanks and be safe.
Лайк наковальне мелкой))
А главное дёшево и сердито!
I appreciate you watching.
That is a really nifty lil feller. Where on earth did you come up w that?
I can see it as a whitesmiths tool very easily.
Thank you for sharing this.
Quick question. In your project for the handle. As I watched it go into the twist phase my noodle said what if. So cuz your the pro and I have done it...lol
What if you orientated your two ends into a square rather than a flat?. Uhg now I said it had to stop n think of how the vice works...so it would almost require a vice bolsters to keep the 4 pieces in a square as the twist was applied. Dang noodle of mine...always complicating things.🤔
Oh well thanks for putting up w my endless questions brother 😁
🙏 blessed days sirSir and stay well my friend
Crawford out 🧙♂️
I got this very small anvil from a Taiwan friend who got it from somewhere in China. Your "noodle" works better than mine. The twist as I did it wasn't ideal and squaring the rods would have been much better. Thanks for your input and for continuing to put up with my experiments.
Is that anvil gluten free?
Ha! Yes, the "high carb" bread loaf anvil is suitable for those with gluten intolerance. Thanks.
Fantastic! You can never be to careful.
🤔 a chipping hammer! For what Is he welding battle ships ? it’s huge
Didn't know they made SMAW electrodes is 3/4" dia.........XD Must be for a "....THIS is a chipping hammer" joke.
Ha! Could be... I like the looks of this chipping hammer but am unsure how useful the customer will find it. When he's done working on his latest ship, I'll find out...
Chipping hammer jokes?! You've created a niche within a niche... Thanks.
@@gstongs: Ha hah ha. That Paul Hogan, "That's not a knife...." thing. Reminded me of the scene in the movie: "Munich". The Israeli agents glue bathroom tiles to a pyramid shaped hammer to whack a target on the back of the head to make it look like he "fell" in the shower...... So maybe ur client is actually a hit man......but maybe don't ask questions...... XD
Why are you using a copper smith anvil?
What about filling the bottom of the bread loaf anvil with lead adding mass and damping ring
I'm not sure how well that would work but it's definitely something to think about. Interesting... Thanks.
I'd like to buy an square block anvil like yours if u can tell me where I can find one
Красава!
Thanks.
Any website that sells the breadloaf anvil?
Not that I know of. I'm not sure where my friend soured this anvil (other than that it came from China) but I can ask. Thanks.
What kind of anvil is your old faithful?
The small, block style anvil (Old Faithful) I normally use is my own design which I had made here where I live in Taiwan. So I guess you could call it a GS Anvil. Thanks for watching.
It’s most likely a novice question but what do you mean by dressing your anvil?
Securing it more permanantly
The term's usually used to describe keeping the surfaces and edges smooth and clean and flat. A deformed surface (probably obviously, to you) will distribute force improperly back into the hot metal and be generally more difficult to work with, for instance, work on an anvil face with a large chip or dent in it won't be nearly as clean or flat. Dressing, often through welding and grinding, can be a way of "cleaning up" the face.
tortugle anvil.
Not your best work
I can't argue... Thanks for watching.