Super sick! Video quality gets better and better by each video! Hopefully when I move I can link up with some blacksmiths in my area to keep my skills up to date!
Very nicely executed! Good music and nice videography. May I ask how you price items like this? I especially like the ones with the slash marks running diagonally across the tip, and the one with long running curvey line lengthwise. Looking forward to enjoying more of your interesting style and construction methods. Have an excellent day Sir!
Thank you for the compliments! Pricing for our work depends on the time invested, the cost/availability of material used, and the value of our own skill.
@@nobackhands Not usually for the smaller stuff like this. If it's getting closer to 10 gauge wire then it'll likely need to be annealed to make things easier.
@@bifrostblacksmithing I picked up some wire to try it. For some reason I recall it being 20 -gauge. In fact, re-read it just before posting 20-gauge does not work so well… That was $8 wasted.
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Dudes doing it right,antler dust is very dangerous
Super sick! Video quality gets better and better by each video! Hopefully when I move I can link up with some blacksmiths in my area to keep my skills up to date!
awesome video would love to see more content very much into the blacksmithing and bone work
Very nice antler pendant! Beautiful work!
love the copper work!
Thank You for your wisdom! You have given me some great ideas! The Gods have truly blessed you! SKULD!!!!
enjoyed and thanks for sharing :)
Cool, gives me a few ideas
Good work 👍
Those are beautiful...
Tribal looking !!! nice craft work brother !!!
Wonderful art you given me some ideas 🙋♀️👍 Thank you!
Awesome video! Your extremely talented. Have me subscribed. Gives me an idea with a half chewed up shed antler.
amazing and beautiful!
Beautiful Art :)
Very nicely executed! Good music and nice videography. May I ask how you price items like this? I especially like the ones with the slash marks running diagonally across the tip, and the one with long running curvey line lengthwise. Looking forward to enjoying more of your interesting style and construction methods. Have an excellent day Sir!
Thank you for the compliments! Pricing for our work depends on the time invested, the cost/availability of material used, and the value of our own skill.
And pricing depends on location, location, location. Where I live, people won pay what they are worth. They think dollar general is overpriced.
What bit are you using while engraving? Please
I'll use a 110 dremel bit or similar in most cases, depending on the look I'm going for
what gauge of wire..please
About 14 gauge, depends on what style of copper scroll is being made and what's on hand at the time.
@@bifrostblacksmithing thanks for the reply...do you anneal the wire?
@@nobackhands Not usually for the smaller stuff like this. If it's getting closer to 10 gauge wire then it'll likely need to be annealed to make things easier.
@@bifrostblacksmithing I picked up some wire to try it. For some reason I recall it being 20 -gauge. In fact, re-read it just before posting 20-gauge does not work so well… That was $8 wasted.
@@nobackhands The 20 gauge wire might not be good for the scroll work but it could be suitable for the wrap on the lanyard.
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