Hi Chris mate that rose WoW , I'm a retired boilermaker and once when I was young I rebuilt a 40 foot trailer the owner told me I could turn shit into gold that was the best complement I ever got . WHY did I tell you that, I hope you take this as I did , Mate I recon you could turn shit into GOLD +. SO cheers mate . (:
I have been "binge" watching videos on how to make metal roses-(mine will be copper), and out of the dozens so far, yours is the only one made by a proper metalworker, so, I am going to copy(hope you don't mind) to produce a dozen roses for my wife for our next anniversary. Thank you for sharing your skill.
@@wrotiron Just watched this again as a refresher; been a few years since I made a rose, but suddenly I have tons of customers who want them. Hope you and yours are well.
Very nice job! I use a hand held sheet metal shear to cut my pedals out (hate grinding lol) and forge my leaves from round stock.. nice to see different techniques :) You are very talented! Thank you for sharing
Hia iv made these same way only different thing i did was to put spot welds on the stem to look like buds very nice job take a long time to make,stay safe
Wonderful work! I've tried clear coating pieces like this with a lot of texture and the smallest cracks and dents sometimes rust anyway. How do you like to finish these? Any suggestions?
Beautiful!! 3 questions ... How long does it take you to make the rose? How are you heating it, forge or torch? How are you getting all the scale off and shining it up?
Thank you, and I use a forge. I can make one from start to finish in about 45 minutes and for scale after shaping I tap it on the plate surface and use a high carbon steel brush
I always last them with the leaf up. So on the underneath side of the rose petal on the bottom I typically engrave EPI and the year very small. I plan on making a touch mark just haven't settled in a design yet.
Very nice detail. 💪🔥⚒️
That is the simplest yet elegant method ive ever seen.
Thank you so much
@wrotiron about how thick is that sheet metal you're using?
@averythomas8485 I just now saw this message and I'm terribly sorry for not responding sooner, for all of our roses I use 16g plate steel.
Beautiful rose.
Thank you!
Hi Chris mate that rose WoW , I'm a retired boilermaker and once when I was young I rebuilt a
40 foot trailer the owner told me I could turn shit into gold that was the best complement
I ever got .
WHY did I tell you that, I hope you take this as I did , Mate I recon you could turn shit into
GOLD +.
SO cheers mate . (:
Lol I appreciate it!
I have been "binge" watching videos on how to make metal roses-(mine will be copper), and out of the dozens so far, yours is the only one made by a proper metalworker, so, I am going to copy(hope you don't mind) to produce a dozen roses for my wife for our next anniversary. Thank you for sharing your skill.
Very welcome and thank you for watching!
This is a beautiful comment
Wow!!! Beautifully made
That’s a good looking rose as always a great video 👍
Thank you
Gorgeous piece!
Wow that looks so pretty! You're so talented.
@@diannadolly thank you so much
Beautiful rose. Would luv a couple dozen😉
Thank you
Very nice work friend
Thank you
Beautiful rose! Your petal pattern is slightly different from the one I've been using, and I like yours better, so thanks for sharing!
Thank you, I drew these up about 6 months ago but have only recently been using them.
@@wrotiron Just watched this again as a refresher; been a few years since I made a rose, but suddenly I have tons of customers who want them. Hope you and yours are well.
Mega stuff well done 👍
Thank you
That looks awesome
Very nice job! I use a hand held sheet metal shear to cut my pedals out (hate grinding lol) and forge my leaves from round stock.. nice to see different techniques :) You are very talented! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the comments, I often do the leaves from round but this has been pretty popular in our store. Thanks again.
Hia iv made these same way only different thing i did was to put spot welds on the stem to look like buds very nice job take a long time to make,stay safe
That's a great idea! Thank you for watching
I came here to learn to make a rose.. but now I’m leaving wanting to know your playlist lol
Wonderful work! I've tried clear coating pieces like this with a lot of texture and the smallest cracks and dents sometimes rust anyway. How do you like to finish these? Any suggestions?
Very nice work. Do you seal the roses with anything or just leave the bare?
We clear coat with rustoleum and or will paint the bloom in varied colors if desired. The stem and finial are always just steel with clear coats.
Great job Chris what thickness was the plate you used , lots of texture detail in there, it looks quite a solid piece well done thanks for sharing
Thank you and it's made from 14 gauge
Beautiful!!
3 questions ...
How long does it take you to make the rose?
How are you heating it, forge or torch?
How are you getting all the scale off and shining it up?
Thank you, and I use a forge. I can make one from start to finish in about 45 minutes and for scale after shaping I tap it on the plate surface and use a high carbon steel brush
Do you put a makers mark on your roses and other small projects? How and where do you do it.
I always last them with the leaf up. So on the underneath side of the rose petal on the bottom I typically engrave EPI and the year very small. I plan on making a touch mark just haven't settled in a design yet.
Whats that machine u used to cut off the pattern?
Just seen your comment, it's a hand held plasma
How do I get ahold of you for donations?
Easiest correspondence is through our email emptypocketsironworks@gmail.com
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