Blacksmith Top Tool Handle Method
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I show my latest method of handling my top tools.
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Very clean ! Your style is the most unique I have seen on the tube! Great content, keep on keeping on !
Cheers!
I think my style mostly reflects my work space limitations, being overseas, and the need to keep things simple. Thanks.
Glen you make it look far too easy, I hope one day to be a half as skilled, Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
Once you get the steps and tooling down, I'm sure you can do even better. Thanks.
Always enjoy your videos. I appreciate your neat and clean style of smithing. Thanks for sharing. God bless!
I appreciate you watching and the same to you. Thanks.
Great job Glen. I’ve always admired your twisted handles, and yes I have noticed how you’ve changed up their designs over time. Great vid, keep em coming!
I'm sure this will eventually change as well. When I think I've hit upon some "just right" method, I usually find that changes are needed after some time has passed. But for now, I pleased with this. Thanks.
I really like the new handles. Nicely done.
Me too, I like this method. Just need to perfect my twisting on the handled ends. Thanks.
I thought your last style was a big improvement, but these are even cooler.
enjoyed the video as always!
Me too, I thought the last style was just right but over time, I found that to not be the case and feel this way is superior. Thanks.
I own a set of these finely crafted tools. Awesome to see how they are created! Great illustration.
Thanks for your direct support through your purchase. I'm always changing my methods but the function remains mostly the same. Good luck in your work.
I liked the squeaky door sound FX!!!
Ha! I was going to mention exactly that when I was voicing over this video. But I couldn't think of anything witty to say at that time. Thanks.
Your work is always so clean! Super impressed with how smooth your finished work always seems to look!
(That first bending tool is genius, by the way)
Thanks for your kind comment. I try my best with these videos but it isn't very easy for me to film myself when working so I appreciate the support. The smooth finish on most of my workpieces is directly related to how my gas forge is running (neutral) and the fact that I am notorious for working at lower temp. than most (probably not a good thing).
I like the elegance of the tools you make, even the tools you made to make the tools you make. :-) As always, thanks for taking the time to video and post your work.
I appreciate your kind comment. I try my best to improve the form of things I make but find that I lack imagination and artistic skill. So I make function the priority and once that's set, try to make things look good. And when unsure, simple always works for me. Thanks.
As always nicely done sirSir. Your newest set of tooling should serve you well. Everquesting for style and function makes for interesting content. You have a flair for the touch of pizzazz that sets your tone separate from the commonality of sheer form and function. Nicely produced video too.
🙏blessing abundant sir Crawford out 🧙♂️
Very much appreciate your kind comment. To me, function should always come first but after that, a pleasing look is something to try to achieve. Thanks.
The neatness and finish of your tools is superb, I need to order a punch or drift just to have hands on look and give my tongs and hammer family members to hang on the rack with!
I love the tools that you have made for me. I have a good collection of your work
Nothing wrong with stitching up styles. Makes it easier to date your products. I rather like this style.
A very good point. I can accurately judge when I made a tong, a handle punch or hammer by the style I used. This is my preferred style, for now... Thanks.
I also reallyu enjoy the set of top tools I have from you! These handles really match nicely.
This is my current "best" handling method. I would apologize to those like yourself who purchased another method but I know myself and that this style will also change over time. Hope things are going well for you. Thanks.
Quality of your video and your content your forging skills has improved a lot since i subscribe. Another great video . 👍🏻
I'm glad to hear that but I know I still have a long way to go. Thanks.
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Glen they came out really nice mate.
My tools are ever-changing. Keeps things more interesting and leads me to see where improvements are needed. Thanks.
I watched this one before, but I really like those top tools. Thank again......
I like this style best
Me too - this style appeals to me more, for now... Thanks.
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
First comment - nice... Thanks.
Nice work, elegant and functional.
Thanks for your support.
Super idea Glen, thanks for the tutorial.
My pleasure. I appreciate you watching.
I am always amazed at your talent Glen. Thanks
Really your methods are simple and high Finishing. Please you could share many more techniques. Thank with lots. 💚🙏🙏🙏
When you clamp make sure the leg is closer to the centre of the vice and it won’t kick out and get away from you
You make a good point. But given the proportions of my vise, if I want to clamp closer to the middle the workpiece has to be angled too steeply and not enough of the handle end will protrude. I'm still working on improving that step... Thanks.
Have you ever thought of tack welding the free ends together
It crossed my mind but I don't think it's necessary. And I don't want to weld in my current work space since I'm already pushing things by blacksmithing in the city on the top floor of my building. Thanks.
Nice as usually...Do you make a your personal stamp (sign, mark etc.) on tools you created?
Yes, I put my mark on most of my workpieces but not on these since there isn't much room. But maybe I should find a spot... Thanks.
Beautiful, thank you for sharing...
It's my pleasure. Thanks.
So neat !
Thanks.
I like this method. Takes less expensive (shorter) tool steel than hand held. No fumbling for tongs either. Then why haven't I???
I think both handled and hand held tools of this type have their advantages and disadvantages. It really depends on the work being done. I do like this method too, for now... Thanks.
Thank you for another great video!!
And thanks for watching yet another one of my videos. Appreciate it.
Pretty nifty. Nice, uniform twisting, too.
Those simple twisting / bending tools I made really help with consistency. Thanks for watching.
Glen, quality work, as always. Not accounting for which of your handle types is superior, which one is the fastest to make and which one uses the least amount of round bar? Do you have the hole drilled by the same people who machine the punches for you? Thanks again! Jerry
The round bar for the handles is the same length in all styles. I would say my method previous to this (wrapping around the punches) is fastest and this method is slowest. Yes, the machinist also drills the holes for me - just very convenient... Thanks.
Muito gratro por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.Sua genialidade é pratica .
I appreciate your kind comment and glad you you can get something from watching this. Thanks.
Very impressive.
Glad you like this. Thanks.
Is there a reason you don’t put a small tack or spot weld on the loose ends of bar stock? I’m just simply curious
I dont weld in my work space - I'm already pushing it with my top floor blacksmithing. And I really don't feel these need welding. Having that seam helps reduce vibration that would transfer to my hand a little. At least that's my theory... Thanks.
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
Very glad you can get something from watching this. Thanks and good luck in your work.
hi very nice work .
Glad you like this. Thanks for watching.
beautiful work
Thanks for watching.
I'm sorry if it's been asked, but I couldn't find it in past comments to videos. So, what kind of anvil are you using? It looks very, very slick.
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Amazing man
Have you ever tried to put the open leg towards the center of the vise? I think it probably gonna clamp it harder preventing it to open. Your vise doesn't seem to have that much of... "play" ("backlash", maybe?), though.
However, really smooth job. Neat and tidy. I really like it!!! Keep up the good work ;). (sorry if I made some mistake, English is not my first language)
Excelente trabalho parabéns 👍👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thanks for sure. I appreciate your support.
Very nice Glen thank you for show us this
Muy bueno 👏👏👏 gracias
Saludos de 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾
Very good dada !
Glad you like this. Thanks.
do you have a video on how to make your bending tool?
Yes, I remember making a video or two a while back. Scroll through my videos and you should find those. And if not, let me know and I'll check and send links. Thanks for watching.
Very nice set of tools👍
I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment.
@@gstongs absolutely why would I not watch. I learn something every time. you're so smooth in everything you do. I love it. Thank you
والله انك معلممممممم 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for your support.
Excellent job ! what kind of oil do you recomend for avoiding surface oxidation ?
They look awesome! What are you spraying them with at the end?
I just simply spray with WD-40 at the end. I do that for most of my tools. Good to keep tools oiled in this humid climate. Thanks.
Buen video me suscribo al canal saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Where did you find that anvil??? ! Looks Awsome , nice tools too! :) tidy work Bro ! Subbed !
The small, block style anvils I use are my own designs which I had made here in Taiwan. I was having a hard time finding a good anvil here that suited my work style and so took advantage of the resources available and got these made. Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Very kool !
Thanks for watching.
Excelente ¡¡¡
Thanks for sure.
Sorry if you don’t mind, how long is your initial round bar and how far down the bar are those marks? Good video.
J'adore.
Big thanks.
Awesome man!
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hello, what a hell of a lot has your roundsatb 8 or 10mm
Nice video
🤘😃🤘
Thanks for watching.
Good....,👍
Thanks for watching.
Nice set. Would those be the ones you sent to me?
Same style but not the exact tools. Thanks for your purchase and for watching.
Маладец мужик ностаяшый мастер балли полвон
Биродар бу тушиндимикин😂😂😂😂👍
What a nice anvil!! How do I get one? Sell my first born?
The small, block style anvils I use are my own designs which I had made her in Taiwan. Not for sale and I can't use any kids at this time! Thanks for watching.
Nice👍 creative ,i like
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Thanks.
Just curious sir, how did you get the whole in the h13?
Thanks for you videos and inspiration
It comes in an annealed state. Soft enough to drill a hole.
How does “air” hardening compare to “quenching in oil?
Certain types of steel harden when you let them cool down in air (air hardening, like the H13 steel being used in the video) and other types want to be quenched in oil, and others in water. It all depends on what the steel contains. Make sure to learn the details of the specific steel that you are using.
Pues me gusta fabricar herramientas
Damned fine.
Glad you like this, my newest method, for now at least.
Again Magic
Glen not too get to personal why is it u sit in your videos?me I am I. A wheel chair mostly from a back injury years ago... and I still love too blacksmith although if you smell bbq it’s probably my foot on fire !😳 but I have a full shop just everything’s a bit lower to ground and on table top so I can get my wheel chair under so I can get in close to work and see my old ass eyes are getting the best of me I just wondered if you too suffered from something to put u on your butt!
The reason I sit is mainly because when I moved to Taiwan and found my work space limited, I thought sitting would be logical. Rather than me moving from work station to work station (no room for that), I put my tools around me (as much as possible). I liken it to how a drummer places his instruments. But sitting has also helped my body in some ways; helped with some chronic problems I was having. However, sitting while forging is inherently more dangerous than standing and proper precaution must be taken. And sitting in one position can lead to other physical problems so you need to vary things up when possible. Thanks for watching.
As tu ton enclume dans ton salon?
Master
I dont feel I'm a master at anything but I do appreciate you saying that. Thanks.
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Glen..... This video has been pirated. The An , another youtuber has stolen this video and replaced your audio with music. Giving no credit to you at all im description title or comments. I have called him out in the comments of said pirated video.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I tried to find it but cannot. If you have a link, let me know and I'll take the appropriate action. And thanks for watching.
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@@gstongs thank you for your knowledge, insight, and willingness to teach
Frank, Thanks for the link. He is indeed a thief. I have asked him to remove the video or I will file a copyright claim. The posting is already very old and will give him a chance... Thanks for looking out. Glen
It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching, taking the time to comment, and for giving me the heads up about the pirate...
كله كوم والسندال بتاعك كوم تاني عايز يطحط في المتحف ههههههههه
Interesting...
Сколько электричества сжег, а мог сделать добрые дела.....