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Jerry Karlsson
Приєднався 23 бер 2008
Pengning av hål på väggkrok
En liten film som visar hur jag "pengar" hål på en av mina väggkrokar som jag smitt i Widéns Smedja i Värmlands Nysäter.
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Відео
Vridning av damaskerat stål 2
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Nicklas Hedström vrider ett ett stycke damaskerat stål under en kurs i damasksmide på Järnakademien.
Vridning av damaskerat stål 1
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Nicklas Hedström vrider ett ett stycke damaskerat stål under en kurs i damasksmide på Järnakademien.
Smide av ljushållare
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Mats Jonsson i Gunnarskog visar hur han smider en ljushållare.
Vällning / forge-welding
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The colors in the video are not 100% true to "the real deal", but are still not too far off.
Smide av ljusstake
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Mats Jonsson i Gunnarskog visar hur han smider en ljusstake.
Kim making nails
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Jag skapade det här videoklippet med UA-cams videoredigerare (ua-cam.com/users/editor)
Just some random forging
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I´ve gotten some requests from friends over the Interent who wanted me to record a video of me using my rounding hammer, so here´s one! Jag skapade det här videoklippet med UA-cams videoredigerare (ua-cam.com/users/editor)
Trickshooting while lying on the back
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Trickshooting while lying on the back
Shooting with a Grózer Bashkir bow
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Shooting with a Grózer Bashkir bow
Traditional archery with mongolian bow and thumbdraw.wmv
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Traditional archery with mongolian bow and thumbdraw.wmv
Winter archery with Grozer old scythian bow.wmv
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Winter archery with Grozer old scythian bow.wmv
Thank you very much! I finally found a design that worked!
You´re welcome!
But I have made your whistle and works class
You can see how this that knife blade is its very old and used and you have just ruined the temper on it heating it , pure waste
Yep. Didn´t know any better back then!
Are you dead or alive now?
Yes
@@gladgurkan91 Still you active in comment box 🙄😱😱😱😱😱😱
@@gladgurkan91 I have a question: Would your knife get damaged after you heat it up to cut the ping pong ball?
@@Muaz2520 Yep, I don´t advice anyone to do this anymore. I simply didn´t know any better back then.
Du solltest dir eine bessere cam zulegen!
What size pipe did you use for the flue? Was it vented straight up through the ceiling or does it transition through the wall with a 90 degree bend?
The chimney pipe is a 200mm diam one. Not ideal, since it´s a bit too small, really. I´d preferred to have 300m diam one, at least, but couldn´t find any. The hood that extends out of the hearth is rectangular in shape so the volume is a little bit bigger in it than in the chimney itself. The hood does a smooth 45 degree turn upwards inside that steel barrel which you can see on the forge, and the chimney pipe connects straight into it. It then goes up, throught the housing of the barrel, and further a bit before it makes another 45 degree turn upwards and through the wall behind it. On the outside of the wall, it makes another 45 degree turn to get the pipe vertical again and then shoots straight up until it reaches about one meter above the rooftop.
@@gladgurkan91 Thanks for the Reply! You’re right, 300mm non-galvanized pipe probably has to be fabricated.
Watching your video on 2019
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Vad är det för diameter på rökröret och hur hög är skorstenen?
Great design and that smoke is extremely satisfying
On the Stodoys site you can find many interesting plans
Hi how much pounds have bow used in this video ua-cam.com/video/5REg4leddqM/v-deo.html
Hi, about 50# at 30"
Jerry Karlsson ok, do you think the 38 pounds on 28 pounds would get similiar effects?
Yeah, the result will most likely be similar, but perhaps not as high-pitched
Jerry Karlsson okay thanks i will try that
I already made one whistling arrow but this is weird, that arrow make something like whistle when i'm shooting hald draw but normaly that should make the best sound in full draw
Works really well indeed.
this a fiberglass bow right?
Hej! Jag är intresserad av att bygga en liknande drag-kåpa själv. Vad har du för fläkt? (jag bara antar att det inte är självdrag)
jolle871 Hej! Jo det är självdrag så det behövs ingen fläkt. Däremot måste skorstenen sticka upp en bit ovanför taket, cirka en meter.
Jerry Karlsson Tack för infon! Inspirerande!
Jättekul att dessa gamla hantverk blir dokumentarade. Jag jobbar själv som trä-och metall slöjdlärare och dessa videos är oumbärliga i mitt jobb. Enkelt för elever att titta hemma hur man går till väga. Även om nu Mats jobbar rätt mycket maskinellt så går det ju att göra saker helt för hand.
The blade keeps getting longer by adding another piece of metal to it How did you add the other metal and the current blade together in the furnace?
who else finds this oddly relaxing?
Det är en bra fjäder, ja!
Nice mongolian style shooting. :)
I'm very impressed with that Mats made in 10 minutes. Seeing the tooling was great as well. Thank you for posting the video.
That was very interesting to watch man! One could see quickly that Mats is an experienced professional and the specialized tooling is super cool! Thanks for sharing!
What method Bashkirs did use to throw?
Hey Jerry, Your Blacksmith shop has come a long ways over the last 5 years! Quite a nice collection of tools! Looks great, Now to get to work on mine! Oh yeah, nice looking rounding hammer! Thanks for the video. Take care.
Hi again Luther, this isn´t my own shop, it belongs to the school that I´m studying on. Oh so you´re in the process of building a blacksmithing shop? Sounds interesting! Thank you, I forged it together with Daniel Lea when he visited me in July of 2013.
Hey Jerry, Yeah I did alittle blacksmithing years ago, but never had my own shop. Now at 62 yrs.old I'm kinda getting back into it. Will just be a small shop when done. Just for hobby type work. I have kids and grandkids that would like to learn about the craft and what better way then to have old granddad show them! LOL! I wish I had kept it up when I were your age, but I guess better late then never! I am so glad to see all the young folks that are keeping the trade alive. You and so many others should be commended for preserving a craft or trade that hasn't changed much in several thousand of years! Take care and we will be keeping an eye on youalls ( thats country talk from where I live.LOL! ) progress. Good Luck! and Keep on Hammering!
Jerry, It turned out great! Liked how you formed the curve on the handle using the hardy hole. I'm sure my grandson will be wanting one of these for his medieval weaponry! Thanks for the videos! Take care.
Hi Luther, and thank you! Yes, that´s a nifty little techinique I must say, it´s very useful at times. No need to thank me, I´m glad that you enjoyed them! :)
Looking good! Glad to see you didn't make that 3rd cut on the end as it looked fine from where I could see it. Take care,
Hey Jerry, The knife is starting to really take shape now! Good job! Isn't it amazing how a hammer starts out weighting 3 pounds, and after you swing it a couple hundred times it gains weight! Feels like a 20 pound hammer after that! LOL! Take care.
Thank you Luther! Yeah it´s coming along pretty good in this one I think. I probably could forge it with more efficiency today though, since my skills in blacksmithing techniques has preogressed quite a bit since I made this knife. Haha, yeah, I know this scenario. :)
Hey Jerry, Just watched Daniel Lea's series on forging arrow heads, very good job he did! That's how I came onto your channel & I also subscribed as I see other videos of interest. I am watching this one now, but don't have the time to watch you finish the knife, but will watch tomorrow. So far so good! Thanks & take care!
Hi Luther! Oh, ok, yeah, he´s pretty skilled at making arrowheads! Thanks for subscribing and have a good day!
Are you using a mild steel here or a tool or spring steel?
Probably something in between, I´m not sure of the exact steel grade because I got it from a scrap heap, but it felt too hard to be mild steel, and maybe a bit too soft to be spring steel.
Jerry Karlsson ahh ok did you ever put an edge on it?
I am looking for someone to make me about a 10 bottle opener. Just a standard flat handle with the oval opening on the end. I want the numbers 1955 stamped in it. Is there anyone out there that can do this for me. Get me your info if your interested in this. I am looking to make it into a handle for a drawer on a 1955 refrigerator that I'm restoring. Thanks.
Just a tip @4:50 when you are cutting off the excess, turn the metal so you wont be hammering onto the axe head, dulling it in the process, and potentially defacing your hammer.
Yes you are quite right about this :) However, this was filmed 3 years ago, and back then I wasn´t as skilled as I am now. Thanks though!
Is that a piece of coil spring you're using or something else?
This came from a round stock of unidentified steel, but it is probably some medium carbon steel based on the tests that I´ve made on it :)
EINS ZWEI DREI... plüng plüng. You two x)
What kind of quiver is that?
Just a simple home-made one, basically a tube of leather with a loop on one end.
I slathered my tree stump with the cheapest silicone I could find and set the anvil on it before it cured... Also have a magnet too! It's amazing how we search for the ring as an indicator of quality, yet when we get the damned thing home we spend more time trying to avoid tinnitus...
Oh, I see. Yeah every way is good except the bad ones :) Oh yes, I fully agree - I want both parts of it, a good ring when it´s not bolted down and when using it, just a loud thump. Some says having the anvil bolted down so that it get´s quiet will affect the rebound in a bad way but I haven´t seen any of these problems so far.
I try to do the cut on the first heating 2 so it kinda needs 2 be up there at all time :O
it aint even close, haven't even touched the hardie with the handle of the hammer :P the camera angle lies a bit i think ^^ //Kim
Nice video Jerry! Could you please ask Kim if the next time he is forging nails he takes the hardie out when he is not cutting? He wouldn't be the first to hurt himself. It is a pain to watch him drawing out the shank of the nail with his hand so close to the hardie. Not meant to be nagging but to be safe. Best wishes, Reinier
New video
i just tried this out, and its quite fun but not nearly as loud as i would have liked it to be.
This one is heavily inspired by his fine tools, but not identical...Works fine though!
Yep. i've seen this from brian brazeal. :)
I can't wait to try it!! excellent video bromo!
You´re welcome! Glad to hear that they worked and that you had fun with them.
It depends entirely on how much you´re used to at drawing when shooting. If you haven´t been shooting with this style before, I suggest that you get a lighter poundage bow, say 30#. That way you´ll have a bow that you can really start practising these shooting techniques with. Once you´ve learned these properly, you can buy a heavier bow for hunting.
great idea dude help mi a lot thank you
Cool!
Thanks Bo! :)
cool....
Thank you! This is a Kohlswa C51, 55 kg. :)