@@dylanodoherty9702 sorry for the late reply I really really hate TH-cam they don't tell me anyone replied, I was actually balking at doing a differential hardening on some arrowheads I did, I've attempted it on some trade points with refractory clay, worked well, took a moose and the heads buried into trees after passing through my target, found them all twisty in my wood stove, arrowshafts shattered lol
It's great to watch a good video of a Smith working on making arrowheads, but to see your a bowman also well done sir will look to see if you have any more videos coming out. John
@@michalfranko4389 ... will do , thanks for the link , never to old to learn new things , cheers 🍻 Had a look a the link , never seen this way before, just goes to show more than one way to do things , thank you for sharing . 👍
يا خونا أنت قبيح في الحدادة بي النار. واعر ماشاء الله ، شفت كبار المهنة رأيتهم يعملون علي عجينة الساخنة للحديد مثلك ، ،،،،،،،،، تقنيات فن الحدادة موهوبة من الله لي عباده، و ألنا لك الحديد ، سبحان الله العظيم الخالق المثقف المبدع كل شيئ
Wuw éste herrero es de la época medieval 🏰 y hoy reencarnó en el siglo XXI y lo felicitó por su trabajo . That this blacksmith is from medieval times 🏰 and today he reincarnated in the 21st century and congratulated him on his work
I think you can use mild steel or without hardening, if you want to make many and fast, but if you want good quality arrowheads, that don't bend at each shoot, it's better to harden them and use proper steel. I do so
@@-GyBer-Thanks for your reply. I would be nice if you show this hardening procedure in your video, because hardening of thin metal is not easy ad far as I know.
@@PermireFabrica I was hardening only point of arrowhead that isn't very thin, just heating point with blowtorch until it's not magnetic anymore and quench in water or oil, for arrowhead it doesn't make big difference. After that i tempered them, again with blowtorch heating up middle part until point gets blue color
hi Permire Fabrica, I use traditional technology that is not in the video. It is carburization in a mixture of coal. The tips are then flexible inside and hard on the surface.( sorry for using google translate).
Have a design of some arrowheads. Can you reproduce? They are the ones pictured on the front of the book Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell. I want 6, to fit 1/2’ shafts. Have tried emailing but address is not recognised.
Hi there. There is no problem at all. If you happy to send me all those details to my email address which is michalfranko55@gmail.com . I will have a look and I'll let you know ;)
@@michalfranko4389 How do you wrap them so nicely? The socket for shaft looks almost like it was welded or turned on lathe.Do you flaten it to 1mm thick/5° taper? I tried to make couple of arrows myself but socket never looks as nice ,there is a hole in the middle.
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I've been struggling with the sockets on arrowheads. This might help me out. Great video. Also, those gloves make me all kinds of uncomfortable XD
Perfect video, MILD BACKGROUND MUSIC, and the sweet sound of steel.
Master black Smith well done👍 Sir!
Your arrow heads will KEEL.
Nice work sir loved it❤️❤️❤️😍
I imagine that those was pretty expensive back then.
A arte do ferreiro quase instinta ,mas que ainda encanta e renasce conforta total .
Very good your work. Next video show us the work of a bow, if possible. Hugs from Brazil.
What steel would you suggest for someone starting out? I mean budget friendly haha, and the bick? Would you perhaps suggest a punch/center punch??
Mild steel quenched in water is fine. Also, Look into case hardening with clay, might interest you.
@@dylanodoherty9702 sorry for the late reply I really really hate TH-cam they don't tell me anyone replied, I was actually balking at doing a differential hardening on some arrowheads I did, I've attempted it on some trade points with refractory clay, worked well, took a moose and the heads buried into trees after passing through my target, found them all twisty in my wood stove, arrowshafts shattered lol
Молодец мужик!👍
Бронебойные наконечники отличная робота
Muy bueno tu Trabajo. Estas puntas de flecha se usaban para perforar Armaduras.
It's great to watch a good video of a Smith working on making arrowheads, but to see your a bowman also well done sir will look to see if you have any more videos coming out.
John
good work. thank yew
Türkiye den selamlar ✋🇹🇷🇦🇿
Excelente video bro, seria divertido ver como haces un Arco.
Saludos.
Beau travail
Pekná práca. Celkom sa mi to páčilo.
Thanks for the video! Just made my first arrowhead. Do you have to heat it up again and quench it after grinding it?
Yes recommend it to harden it.
Your bow style shooting why do you learn forward like you do and bended knee shooting your arrows ? , very unusual for shooting arrows .
Hello, try to see the link, markstretton.blogspot.com/2015/04/longbow-technique-bow-hand-and-arm.html
@@michalfranko4389 ... will do , thanks for the link , never to old to learn new things , cheers 🍻
Had a look a the link , never seen this way before, just goes to show more than one way to do things , thank you for sharing . 👍
Good job bud the best video I've seen to make arrow heads thanks
Мир вам ,красиво.
Muy buen trabajo me encantó me suscribo al canal saludo desde Bariloche Argentina 🇦🇷
Looks killer to me.
I love your hard working 👍
It's crazy to think that in old wars they were making so much from thiss
Millions probably
Иш
Really , good job.
МОЛОДЕЦ!!!БРАВО!
что ж, спасибо тебе.
Super video! Comment s'appelle ce type d'enclume? Je la trouve magnifique
Makes me want to buy an anvil and a ball pin hammer and start
*great my friend*
good job
يا خونا أنت قبيح في الحدادة بي النار. واعر ماشاء الله ، شفت كبار المهنة رأيتهم يعملون علي عجينة الساخنة للحديد مثلك ، ،،،،،،،،، تقنيات فن الحدادة موهوبة من الله لي عباده،
و ألنا لك الحديد ، سبحان الله العظيم الخالق المثقف المبدع كل شيئ
اذهب الى طبيب نفساني !!!!
А молоток то, советского производства
Are you related to guys own auto lock broadheads
Neat looking ASO. What is that thing?
Super video , thanks
Cool, thanks man!!
Belo trabalho
Are u with the auto lock frankos
Ein runder Amboss, mal etwas anderes!😂
How many of these can you reasonably make in an hour?
Na idade média os ferreiros eram muito requisitados......
The target is it steel?
I saw one of the arrows goes through?!!
Is that possible?
Hi Jo Se,
Yes, it is a 1.7 mm thick steel sheet. However, it is not hardened steel.
Where can I get an anvil like that. The horn is so useful being that small.
César Aguilar, Jr. you can make your own.
What is that big disc you use as anvil?
Right? I am very much in the market. And that needle horn mini anvil in the vise. Very cool gear.
Wuw éste herrero es de la época medieval 🏰 y hoy reencarnó en el siglo XXI y lo felicitó por su trabajo . That this blacksmith is from medieval times 🏰 and today he reincarnated in the 21st century and congratulated him on his work
What kind of steel do you use? Carbon or just mild steel and do you hardening them?
I think you can use mild steel or without hardening, if you want to make many and fast, but if you want good quality arrowheads, that don't bend at each shoot, it's better to harden them and use proper steel. I do so
@@-GyBer-Thanks for your reply. I would be nice if you show this hardening procedure in your video, because hardening of thin metal is not easy ad far as I know.
@@PermireFabrica I was hardening only point of arrowhead that isn't very thin, just heating point with blowtorch until it's not magnetic anymore and quench in water or oil, for arrowhead it doesn't make big difference. After that i tempered them, again with blowtorch heating up middle part until point gets blue color
hi Permire Fabrica, I use traditional technology that is not in the video. It is carburization in a mixture of coal. The tips are then flexible inside and hard on the surface.( sorry for using google translate).
Je suis abonnes à vôtre chaîne TH-cam /// excellent vidéo top bravo
I like
A secret ending,....Armour piercing
Make a croosbow.
Nice
How to make uniform arrow points by hammering?
try using the same ammount of blows on each side, if you can try to invest in a grinder/ files to touch it up after you finish forging
Nice thing, my greetings to you, I am from Iraq
Parabéns!
Likeeee 👍👍👍👍❤🙏
Класс.
Can i you please make a insane arrow
Tip
kenapa vidionya cuma satu... padahal keren
Saya hanya menyelesaikan yang lain
@@michalfranko4389 kenapa tidak membuat vidio lagi??
Extra video !
Okey
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От однообразия музыки на ютюбканалах ТОШНИТ
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Magníficas, gracias.
Would you be will ing to sell some
Just send me an email: michalfrankoarrowsmith@gmail.com
You forgot a step , most people do when making the socket ,if you flatten and square it up.at the same time you don't have to grind the end
Have a design of some arrowheads. Can you reproduce? They are the ones pictured on the front of the book Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell. I want 6, to fit 1/2’ shafts. Have tried emailing but address is not recognised.
Hi there. There is no problem at all. If you happy to send me all those details to my email address which is michalfranko55@gmail.com . I will have a look and I'll let you know ;)
Have sent you an email Sir.
@@michalfranko4389 How do you wrap them so nicely? The socket for shaft looks almost like it was welded or turned on lathe.Do you flaten it to 1mm thick/5° taper?
I tried to make couple of arrows myself but socket never looks as nice ,there is a hole in the middle.
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Robim hood........
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Как раз это классические бронебойные наконечники для пробивание кольчуги и других видов доспехов.
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Мощь
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