I carry two hand forged iron rings with the futhark runes for my parents first names, absolutely love them and appreciate them more than any silver or gold ring I have ever owned😊
Also its rare but sometimes it will also have a damage negation of -2.5, its a pretty good ring for early game or fist only runs but even then it holds its weight pretty good in mid to late game
@@DeeDee-bm9hr Damn that’s a pretty negative way to look at it lol, it’s not like it has much of a use utility wise as a wheel, to be fair it loses some of it’s inherent meaning and history but still it’s better than getting rid of it if you don’t have the space or it just sitting in your garage or storage or something. As a ring it might be more included in a person’s or family’s life and gain more sentimental value/provoke more day-to-day thought than just sitting around. An exception would maybe be if it was a literal heirloom that’s hung up in a home maybe.
@@eccentricjoe8786 you have a brain...unlike most. Yea the ring would be a way more useful thing to pass on that a wheel. Knowing it's from the old family farm, and great gram and gram and mom wore this thing and it's 200+ years old is way cooler than a wheel
Damn I’d take that over most gemstones/precious metals, it has more value to me being made of something with historical use as a material for tools and infrastructure than something artificially given meaning like diamonds.
Next time paint the inside of the ring and then etch it for 10 hours. The paint will keep the inside smooth and the acid will expose all the grain from the wrought iron. I bet it would look awesome.
I hope this isn't rude of me to ask but what was the point of the twist? Cuz if you're doing something with My patterned Damascus the twist would have added a nice cool effect to the ring but with just but without any other metals or an asset edge that wouldn't come out.
The twist isn't aesthetic.. it's because wrought iron has a wood grain structure and will split open when upsetting on the end grain like in this video. The twist is to align the grain structure so that it doesn't split when upset
Linseed oil is a really good rust stopper. If you smear it onto the metal with a paper towel and let it dry for a few days, the oil will make a sort of clear coat on the metal that stops the rust.
Wait so does the age make a difference to the chemical composition of the iron you use to make the ring? Otherwise you’re dooming a soon to be wed couple.
Iron forged before 1945 is actually really valuable for scientific instruments as it doesn't have radiation from the air mixed in like modern iron does.
My great grandfather had a wroght iron shop in Germany, before coming to America to set up in Colorado. True wroght iron real hard to find unless stolen or you make it yourself.
как приятно, что существуют люди, которые пишут такие комментарии! а зачем он сначала делал тордировку, а потом шлифовал? А ещё забавно, что на шлифованной поверхности потом выбивается имитация ковки...
In the land of TH-cam in the fires of Mt. Whitney, the Bright Lord Christ centered forged in secret a master ring to control all others! And into the ring, he poured his courage, his prowess, and his will to dominate the TH-cam algorithm! One ring to view them all!
Es mucho trabajo para hacer un anillo sin valor alguno. Mas que personal, no todos tenemos al alcance tanta herramienta, yo pienso que teniendo al alcance tanta herramienta haría cosas mejores que un simple anillo.
@@firstgentrucking207 imagine gatekeeping from someone who might not know, by acting like a toddler. I’d check yourself, make sure you didn’t shit your diaper.
Over 100 yrs old and barely rusted. Today's iron rod (of similar dimensions) would catch rust in days and if left to face the elements, would disintegrate in about a year or two...
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Wow that might be the youngest iron in the solar system
Duh dunt tisk! Lol it's from a bridge that was constructed 100+years ago in 1906 🙂
i thought the same lol
It does say wrought iron, implying it was modified in some way 100 years ago. But I have no idea of that is rare or not.
The joke flew over everyone's head 🗿
@@steamhelsing9440 except you, you are cool
I carry two hand forged iron rings with the futhark runes for my parents first names, absolutely love them and appreciate them more than any silver or gold ring I have ever owned😊
Nice. Iron rings grant you +4 melee damage.
Don't forget +2 attack damage
Also its rare but sometimes it will also have a damage negation of -2.5, its a pretty good ring for early game or fist only runs but even then it holds its weight pretty good in mid to late game
+7 iron ring
Why is this so satisfying to watch, just the process that it starts from a metal rod into a ring
Wow, that's cool! My wife has some wagon wheel rims from her familys' ranch. Her great grandpa homesteaded in Wyoming in 1911....ideas.! Cool!!
You going to destroy a family heirloom to make a shitty ring?
@@DeeDee-bm9hr Damn that’s a pretty negative way to look at it lol, it’s not like it has much of a use utility wise as a wheel, to be fair it loses some of it’s inherent meaning and history but still it’s better than getting rid of it if you don’t have the space or it just sitting in your garage or storage or something. As a ring it might be more included in a person’s or family’s life and gain more sentimental value/provoke more day-to-day thought than just sitting around. An exception would maybe be if it was a literal heirloom that’s hung up in a home maybe.
@@eccentricjoe8786 you have a brain...unlike most. Yea the ring would be a way more useful thing to pass on that a wheel. Knowing it's from the old family farm, and great gram and gram and mom wore this thing and it's 200+ years old is way cooler than a wheel
1911 as in Colt m1911?
@@poopman3913 the year
Thats got to be one of the thicccest rings I've ever seen.
Damn I’d take that over most gemstones/precious metals, it has more value to me being made of something with historical use as a material for tools and infrastructure than something artificially given meaning like diamonds.
Кроме результата вообще всё по красоте))
Вот нафига сверлить только надо было?
Кузня есть - можно было и пробойником просадить
Чтоб вообще классически всё!
Bonjour
Belle réalisation j'adore😊
Pourriez vous expliquer l'utilité de chauffer et ensuite de torsadée métal ?
Have you considered a hole saw bit, like from a Magnetic drill?
you might be able to forge a band from the plug
Very awesome. I like the mix of modern and classical forging techniques
Another one would be really cool if you left the spin on the outside aswell instead of going for the “dotted” look
Exactly what I was thinking
I agree it would just be difficult for him to get it oerfectly centric when drilling
😊 That's what i was about to say.
I've been here a little late i guess.
What I came to say.
May I ask why twisting the rod at the beginning? Is it for more durability?
Next time paint the inside of the ring and then etch it for 10 hours. The paint will keep the inside smooth and the acid will expose all the grain from the wrought iron. I bet it would look awesome.
Exer consider annular cutter to hog out big holes?
Зачем нужно было перекручивать прут в начале?
I hope this isn't rude of me to ask but what was the point of the twist? Cuz if you're doing something with My patterned Damascus the twist would have added a nice cool effect to the ring but with just but without any other metals or an asset edge that wouldn't come out.
The twist isn't aesthetic.. it's because wrought iron has a wood grain structure and will split open when upsetting on the end grain like in this video. The twist is to align the grain structure so that it doesn't split when upset
Good looking piece!
Thanks Eli
@@ChristCenteredIronworks
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Was it completely necessary to presoak in vinegar?
Does the inside need to be sealed with anything?
id probably seal it with some bees wax to keep it from rusting or another sealant of choice that's just my personal go to
Good idea to slow/stop rusting...
@@jameshoffman1842 yea it lasts a long time too even when washing its also safe for food if u coat a knife with it
Are you going to seal it somehow? So it doesn’t rust, I’ve had that problem with my Damascus rings.
Have you tried bluing them?
Linseed oil is a really good rust stopper. If you smear it onto the metal with a paper towel and let it dry for a few days, the oil will make a sort of clear coat on the metal that stops the rust.
Hobbyist smith here, for my education what made you choose to drill out the center of the ring instead of using a punch through the center?
Is twisting for patterns or other purpose?
I didn't see the patterns🤔
Looked pretty darn good, the next one you do. Leave the outside as is, rough
Might be a option
beautiful Work Roy
Рассверли сначала на 20 потом наружку сделай и после отрежь
What was the point of turning the pipe if you were going to sand it down anyway? Also it looks really cool
Is the vinegar used for etching?
That looks sick! I love it!
What was the purpose of the acetic acid?
Why he twisted the rod?
How did you seal it so it wouldn’t rust on contact with skin?
I recently made a wrought ring and beeswax doesn’t seem to last
Смысл тогда было закручивать металл, если весь рисунок структуры металла не виден за внешним дизайном.
Не ищи смысл там, где его нет...
Ринат👍
Wait so does the age make a difference to the chemical composition of the iron you use to make the ring? Otherwise you’re dooming a soon to be wed couple.
I love it! But what was that thing you used to mark a hole for the drill press?
A punch
What was the point of twisting it if your gonna put a hammer finish on it?
Wrought iron has a invisiblely course grain so if you twist is it becomes stronger
@@strangetar2833 ohhh ok thank you for teachin me!
For a black smith to use the punch is amazing
You made the Dark Souls players happy making a "Rustic" Iron Ring.
Rustic ring around the finger.
Iron forged before 1945 is actually really valuable for scientific instruments as it doesn't have radiation from the air mixed in like modern iron does.
May I ask what the point of spinning it was?
What does the vinegar do?
Do you take custom orders? :) Would love some genuine wrought iron jewlery. For myself and maybe gifts.
that's cool and all but does it rule them all?
Can you make a ring out an octogonal barrell ?
What is the purpose of you twisting if not for the aesthetic?
It's wrought iron so it has a grain like wood 🪵.. the twist is to align the grain structure so it won't split when upsetting
My great grandfather had a wroght iron shop in Germany, before coming to America to set up in Colorado. True wroght iron real hard to find unless stolen or you make it yourself.
depends heavily on location.
the eastern states, especialy North eastern are awash in it.
So what was the point in the initial twist?
I challenge you to make it out of 1 year old wrought iron. That will be orders of magnitude more difficult!🤣
Lol sure nooooo problem
It always kinda sucks no matter how old it is
Going to have to try this
Большая часть заготовки ушла в стружку, легче было из металлической полоски сделать это кольцо от которого будет болеть палец 😂
Одно дерево - одна спичка😁
как приятно, что существуют люди, которые пишут такие комментарии!
а зачем он сначала делал тордировку, а потом шлифовал?
А ещё забавно, что на шлифованной поверхности потом выбивается имитация ковки...
@@ДаниилКоролев-и1й тордировка это что такое?
I want one just like it
Why it was twisted?
Finally
I can make it through Blighttown
Now that's gonna rust
Exactly what i was thinking
In the land of TH-cam in the fires of Mt. Whitney, the Bright Lord Christ centered forged in secret a master ring to control all others! And into the ring, he poured his courage, his prowess, and his will to dominate the TH-cam algorithm! One ring to view them all!
Top comment right here lol
Top comment right here lol
Why did you put the twist in it?
"My precious..."
That's a strong ring
Шайба из лома?
Maybe you can also show how was iron work done back in few centuries..with no drilling tools or whatsoever
Great work
Thank you
Very well done😌✌🏻🔥
Es mucho trabajo para hacer un anillo sin valor alguno. Mas que personal, no todos tenemos al alcance tanta herramienta, yo pienso que teniendo al alcance tanta herramienta haría cosas mejores que un simple anillo.
One RING to rule them all !!
Isnt all iron like a billion years old?
Maybe 🤔
какой смысл в вскручивании?
you should make it to where it glows red all the time
When this thing rust it give the wearer +100% movement speed in unstable ground, like a poisonous swamp infested with big bugs for example
Why did you have to twist in the beginning?
Great job, but I failed to see you deburr your finished parts ❤
Because it’s iron wouldn’t it immediately rust?
You got any more of that iron
My precious 😂
Everyone with a lathe is probably cringing right now 😆 good thing I'm not a guy with a lathe, looks good! 👍
Why would they be cringing?
@@patman0250 just use your imagination a little, and think what a lathe is used for.
@@firstgentrucking207 imagine gatekeeping from someone who might not know, by acting like a toddler.
I’d check yourself, make sure you didn’t shit your diaper.
@@firstgentrucking207 I think what's cringier is he twisted the bar no reason and then ground it down. He could have forged the entire piece.
Wiggling drill triggered me. Same w the lack of spotting
Nothing screams I love you like an old exhaust pipe
Proses yang begitu panjang 👍
Doesnt come apart ,?
Some old stuf does
Blacksmith theo
Harlingen n holland .
You might as well as machined a ring with how much material you took out.
There is no point twisting it and etching it if your just gonna do a hammer finish... defeats the purpose of wrought iron completely. Good job buddy 👏
The twist is for alignment of the grain structure to prevent splitting.... the vinegar was to remove scale.
@Christ Centered Ironworks should have just used cold rolled then. That's a waste at this point....
It was a customer request...
TIL cleaning vinegar exists (I’m use to seeing my dad use the cooking vinegar for cleaning)
Can I buy one of these from you?
Why to twist it??
To maintain proper grain orientation
Congratulations for your video.
I don't think it was necessary to use vinegar.
Bros bout to set on a quest from shire to shelob
what did forging & twisting do? there's no grain or pattern in the metal, seems wasted effort.
The twist was to orient the grain direction
You'll want to bevel (and probably polish) the inside edges, lest the sharp 90° edges cut into your finger.
Почему английские тексты здесь не переводятся!?
ну, это чтобы была возможность практиковать английский.
Weird the Russian (right..?) is translated just fine by Google Tranlsate
Weird the Russian (right..?) is translated just fine by Google Tranlsate
Come on Roy, you gotta etch it!!! Lol
Now, You are a Templar
You know, that ring when flat, (without tiny lows) looked better
Зачем ковать и скручивать так, не понимаю. Обычное кольцо.
Гениально! Красавчик!
The one ring to rule them all!
omg! that's so sic!! amazing!!!!
And so the ring was forged! In the fires of Mordor, a ring to rule them all.
Y u twist that rowd?
Ot will last try to foge brass there type of non ferrous metals and alloys that you can forge
I'd rather thin out the rod, then lunchy and drift and save a good three rings worth of that wrought goodness for later. Still beautiful.
You didn't, put the ring on the finger? Oh man, you is a bad boy 😭
Over 100 yrs old and barely rusted. Today's iron rod (of similar dimensions) would catch rust in days and if left to face the elements, would disintegrate in about a year or two...
iron is an element all by itself how are the properties any different now from then
theY dOnt maKe that aRN likE tHeY usEd tO
Elden Ring..😮