Crushing Pipe Under the Flypress
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Roy is blacksmithing with a fly press. He is forging with a fly press some crushed pipe candle holders.
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Roy having fun with the new squished! Love it, looks like fun!!!!
It looks pretty cool.. gonna have to add it to the list of things I'm wanting to make for the house...
Inch and a half does not that eaqual 40 mm????!!!!!!!!
Close enough 😌 I use freedom units ☺️
You do know pipe is round, right? 🤪
Never knew beeswax was flammable! Learn something new every day!
Got my daisy blanks in from the May 28th giveaway, thanks Roy and Jessica! Now to figure out how to make them pretty.
You have a video on that?
Actually looks pretty good. Not exactly the normal things and that adds to the intreage of the pieces .
🙏 God bless now
Crawford out 🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
Very nice to see you having some fun with it. Thank you for sharing. 👏
It is a good bit of fun for sure 🙂
Woo, fly press. Definitey don't think you're enjoying it at all... You should send it to me :D :P
LoL nope like it too much
@@ChristCenteredIronworks Worth a try! xD
Oh no Roy! You gave me too many ideas of what I can do with my 100 ton press!😊😃😳😂👍
LoL following me down the rabbit hole 🕳️ eh 🧐
TO CRUSH YOUR ENIMES SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU 🤣
She's moving around a bit, needs some anchors, ever heard of a deadleg? A log, with a chain wrapped around it buried about 4'-6' under the ground with the end of the chain sticking out for some serious anchoring.
And I think I would use a brush for the beeswax, keeping the wax in a can and melting it before applying with the brush. Probably a soft brass brush would work and leave that brassy coating to boot🤔
Never heard of it but sounds like a great thing 🙂
Measurements are off inch and half is 37 or so mm not 72mm
Thanks for keeping me straight Sir
All good mate
can a person make these using a vise if they don't have a fly wheel?
Yes that is possible if the vice is big enough 🙂
Learned long ago to wax blacken over an aluminum pie pan. After awhile you'll have enough built up in the pan to melt and pour another block of beeswax.
Just a tip. 🐝
Yep that would be a great idea 💡 lol now only if I would of thought 💭 it 😊
@@ChristCenteredIronworks
You did think of it first. I won't tell!
Awsome man
Really cool project Roy. Most definitely unique design there. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work Roy. Can't wait to see what you forge up next. Forge On. Keep making. God bless.
What would happen if you quench half and then press it?
Maybe find a way to put a twist on it or something...lol.
As always I enjoy your work and equally enjoy your presentation.
You dumb it down so someone like me understands....lol
Hi from Vermont
These turned out well Roy, better than I thought. How about attaching all three to a metal base? Maybe even include a match-holder of some sort. I didn't realise that beeswax was quite so flammable.🔥 😁
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
When I saw your post on Facebook I thought you painted them! Looks great! Thanks and God Bless you guys!
New toys are always nice but be careful of the rabbit hole with the tooling. LOL
I'm already there 😂
That’s The truth if I’ve ever heard it 🤣🤣
As you sealed the bottom of the box I wonder if you could pour the wax directly in there with a wick? Might look fancy having the candle form in the box?
Watching that first vid was thinking “uhhh can it do more it didn’t look like a lot of power at first” lol glad it’s got some power for doing neat things like this
it's not 72 mm diameter, i think its a ~ 40 mm tubing with a lenght of 150 / 200 mm
only a small mistake
Wouldn't a 20 ton hydraulic press do the same thing without getting whacked in the head?
not bad, i'll give you a cool sheet metal trick for decorative work, create a mig weld puddle then disconnect the earth from the work piece while still feeding the wire, you get the mig wire push through the weld straight out the other side of the metal.
Interesting use for some scraps I may have laying around.
Be interesting to see a twist before you crush. Might be kinda cool..
any time I use an angle grinder on a piece that is not crushed in a vice, I get a new hole in the ceiling, or wall, or... I gotta learn to feather that grinder.
Well done very cool Roy!
Thanks 👍😊
Can u do the same with copper pipe or something similar that would look neat I bet
They are cool, esp like the one where the bottom flared out.
Watched it. Thanks for the content...
Fly presses are one of the most underrated versatile tools that could be in a shop and quiet and awesome
Definitely! Had my doubts about getting One for the longest but found this one right by me And a great deal so figured I would gamble on it... Glad I did
1st maybe lol
You are Sir
🏆
Very squishy
They look cool
👍
I love it!
Wire wheeling while hot .......??
This is WHY I watch your shows Roy! I would never have thought about that. I always forget to think outside of the box and beyond the schematics and measurements. You always have something that broadens my thinking,
thank you again for your knowledge!!
Glad that you picked up some helpful techniques 🙂