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Casey Arms
United States
Приєднався 28 лют 2022
A one of a kind blacksmith, who specializes in handmade traditional armory. My specialty is knives and long rifles from the revolutionary war era, but I take on various other challenges as well.
Hawken Rifle
I was able to borrow a Hawken Rifle from a friend to inspire features in this rifle build. Here’s my take on a Hawken Rifle made for bear hunting. Enjoy! - Daniel Casey
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Відео
Dueling Pistol
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I had all the parts lying around the shop, so I thought I would make a Flintlock Dueling Pistol. In this video, I primarily focus on the engraving & carving and the final finish of the pistol. I also took some time to build the box and powderhorn and all of the other accompaniments. I hope you enjoy the video, don't forget to subscribe, share tell your friends . . . it is how we keep these vide...
Firing a Flintlock Dueling Pistol
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#shorts #short #shortsvideo Handmade by Daniel Casey of Casey Arms.
The Dragon Grill Tools
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Every once in a while I get the opportunity to make something different than the normal cadence of knives and guns. In this video I make a heavy duty grill set, with some Dragon flare built into the handle. These did not last very long in my Etsy shop! Hope you enjoy! - Daniel Casey
Historic Arkansas Museum Damascus Dagger
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The Historic Arkansas Museum commissioned me to build a unique Arkansas Dagger. In this video, I mount an Arkansas Diamond in a silver clasp on the handle of this Damasus Steel blade. I engrave a couple of Arkansas accents into the Sterling Silver bolster as well. I think you will enjoy this one!
The Iron Serpent
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Every once in a while, I enjoy making these one-off items. This one is an Iron Serpent coiled around a wooden staff, made from a hoof rasp. Enjoy this one, I really liked how it turned out.
2023 Blacksmith Shop Tour
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A few things have changed in the shop since we posted our original Shop Tour video last year. Thank you for all of your support in watching my videos! Hope you enjoy this 2023 Shop Tour of my Blacksmiths shop.
Rogan Pipe Tomahawk
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I just recently started listening to the Joe Rogan podcast #joerogan and heard an episode where Joe ordered a Pipe Tomahawk off of the Internet, and was so disappointed in it, he tossed it in the trash. This inspired me to make Joe one of my own Traditional Pipe Tomahawks to send to him, to see if he likes it better. Here is a video of me making it. Enjoy!
Repousse
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Repousse - To Hammer from Behind - In this video I show you an old Repousse technique using a Pitch Bowl. I hope you find this one interesting, I think it makes some cool stuff. Thanks for watching. -Daniel
The Scottish Kilt Pin
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Every year my family and I love to go to the Scottish Festival. This year, I made a bunch of Scottish Kilt Pins and sold them at the Festival. It was a very popular item! Hope you enjoy this video of me making one. - Daniel
Making Silver Ingots
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I end up with a lot of parts and pieces of silver I use in my knives and gun projects. In this video, I walk through turning all that scrap silver, back into an Ingot that I can easily use on my next project. Hope you enjoy. -Daniel
Carving the Handle Damascus Skinner
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Here is a short video of Daniel Casey, carving a custom design into the handle of this Damascus Skinner. Daniel then applies a beautiful finish to the handle which makes the Curly Maple pattern really pop. I hope you enjoy this one! -Daniel
Flintlock Long Rifle
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How do you put a 3-month long project into a single video? Look at this masterpiece, hand-made by Daniel Casey of Casey Arms. In this video, Daniel walks through the tedious process of creating a fully functioning Flintlock Long Rifle. You could consider this as an heirloom piece, as it contains some unique items the customer wanted to be included in the finished Rifle. I really enjoyed making ...
8" Chefs Knife
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This 8" Chefs Knife was custom work I just completed. The blade is 1084 spring steel, and the beautiful Curly Maple handle really comes through on this one. I hope you enjoy this one, and please subscribe to our channel to see upcoming new projects! Thanks, Daniel Casey Casey Arms
Are you living ?
I really really wish you would make longer videos it’s like going to see a movie you’ve been waiting to see and finding out your not even going to have time to eat your popcorn because the movie is only 10 minutes long so now you have to find something else to do
Very nice it looks like a great place to just relax and enjoy doing your work that’s how I’m setting up my leather shop people don’t realize your shop should be a place that reflects you and when you enjoy being there surrounded by things you enjoy your more creative also I really miss your TV show but at least we have your UA-cam
That rifle is beautiful. 👍
Beautiful work! I didn't see any hawks hovering on Etsy; any chance you'll be posting some soon?
I feel like I was born 160 yrs too late. More quality workmanship in This rifle than all my expensive (Very) modern rifles. Want to Trade a couple for that one??
What a Craftsman
Amazing !😮
you are not just a gun maker, you are an artist... wow...👍👍👍
I love your work but not the videos no narrative and too short I wish they were more in depth and less about trying to make them look like everything is so high quality and that so much care is taken we can already see that in your finished product you need to lengthen the videos and show case your amazing craftsmanship and do some narrating your a country boy not some English nobleman
Beautiful work! God bless, Rob
Such an entertaining video man thank you
nice
nice
Great work!
Looks like "curly violin back" maple wood?
What’s the price tag on one
Is he forging the barrels or did they skip that? If he is just using a blank of some sort, all yall dick riders need to mash on the brakes, no offense
Always a pleasure to watch a true artist at work, thanks for the video.
What a work of art! How many man-hours did it take to build this rifle?
Awesome build. Thanks for the video.
I'm hooked, THATS WHAT THEY MEANT WHEN THEY SAID HANDMADE. Not a kit. Super impressive.
Awesome job!
Very nice construction with all hand tools. Beautiful Rifle!!
Huuuuyyyyyyyyyyyy huuuufffffffffffff que bien 👌👍 o maravilloso escopeta de van carga
A Lovely piece of Art! Kind Thanks, Many Blessings and Good Shootin! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Many thanks for this fascinating video. It is great to see traditional craftsmanship, in particular someone using a hacksaw and a file rather than an angle grinder and a belt sander! Regards, Gordon, England.....
You scared the crap out of your dog!
I have 2 of dinglehoofers books on the Hawken rifle. Great reading.
Beautiful Lady
Input a gif of Jerimiah Johnson nodding his head in approval <Here> I love your work, Sir.
It's a very good looking fullstock hawken.
Awsome video, beautiful work Sir!
Fine looking rifle!
Very cool!! Nice job!
Thoroughly enjoyed this display of talent and craftsmanship. The fact that you forged the iron furniture for the rifle is commendable. The good bluegrass for background made it even more enjoyable. Thanks for sharing this example of your gun making!
Ditto.
Casey that flintlock is looking good
Amazing work as always daniel. I recently bought iron and fire on Amazon prime and have watched it probably 4 times over now.
Incredible amount of skill...and patience! This guy is a true artist!
Это копия ружья из фильма 1969 года! "Gansmit Williamsburg"
Wonderful video, but it left me wanting to know, why is the toe of the buttplate sticking below the stock? I'm guessing a toeplate is going in, but wasn't available.
Thank you for pointing that out. I just forgot to include footage of trimming it.
😊 Excellent job, I didn't catch the name of the finishing stuff u used. Can you tell me what you used. Thanks Tom
Hello Tom. Thanks so much for watching. I generally use Tru Oil. It's basically linseed oil with a hardener, produced by a company called Birchwood Casey. Best wishes from Romance Arkansas. Daniel Casey
That's a hell of a way to show off your buffalo nickle .
Very entertaining video.
Thank you!
I want one!
What kind of metal did you use for the blade edge? I have some old lawnmower blades, will that work as a high carbon steel bit for the blade? Thank you
I used 1084 spring steel for the blade edge if I remember correctly. Lawnmower blades are a bit too low in carbon for me.
Great idea and wonderful job
Hell ya!! Beautiful flintlock!!
super work ❤❤❤
A stunningly beautiful piece! God gifted you wonderful eyes for form and detail. Please take care to protect them when using power equipment.
Absolutely beautiful work of art and just the correct amount of bling to bring out the best in a firearm in my view. I wish it was mine.👍