That was a true tutorial if I ever saw one Roy! Very professional. Very to the point. You even eliminated your usual redundancies and rambling ( not that I minded that). You sir, are really stepping up your instructional game. Excellent job man!
do you do all your work with a flat face hammer or you also use a round face hammer on the horn an on some edge work love your vid. thank you much keep up the good work and be safe.
hello good afternoon, how can I do to stretch a material that is to say if the thickness of my material is of 8 millimeters as I can work it so that it is of 4 millimeters? Thank you very much for the attention and I faithfully follow your videos.
Hey Ya Roy, I'm re-watching all these videos to refresh my knowledge as I start forging.
Thanks for these
That was a true tutorial if I ever saw one Roy! Very professional. Very to the point. You even eliminated your usual redundancies and rambling ( not that I minded that). You sir, are really stepping up your instructional game. Excellent job man!
Another fantastic video. I've been practicing missing the stock and hitting the anvil blow. I've got quite good at it.
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Yeh, I got that down pat as well! Happy hammering!
Very concise tutorial, thanks for explaining the various techniques.
Thank you Roy I really have been looking for this just as perfect
Thank you, great info!
Thanks for another great video!
Very helpful.
do you do all your work with a flat face hammer or you also use a round face hammer on the horn an on some edge work love your vid. thank you much keep up the good work and be safe.
hello good afternoon, how can I do to stretch a material that is to say if the thickness of my material is of 8 millimeters as I can work it so that it is of 4 millimeters? Thank you very much for the attention and I faithfully follow your videos.