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Awesome comparison. I LOVE listening to his voice when I'm in the mood to learn something new, but don't want to hear someone screeching about don't do this or do it my way, etc. Lots of love and blessings on Christmas Day!!
You put it perfectly! I just found The Crafsman's videos and love his voice & creativity! I'm inspired now to go make my own little found parts robot ❤ Thanks Crafman, keep on creating! You should consider narrating a book, your voice is so calming.
Crafsman, your videos have become my go-to positive coping skill whenever i’m feeling stressed or agitated. your creativity and calm demeanor help me feel better. thank you
TO COME TO THESE EARLIER STEADYCRAFTIN VIDEOS, PROVES WITHOUT QUESTION HOW MUCH AND HOW VERY FAR THE CRAFSMAN HAS COME AND GROWN!! THIS PLATFORM ( VIDEO PRODUCTION/SHARING/INTERACTION) WAS CREATED FOR INDIVIDUALS LIKE THIS INCREDIBLE TALENT!
Soft spoken southern drawl, perfect for reading me a bedtime story. I found this video very informative for crafting metal items. Thank you very much for the contribution. I needed some help repairing my metal bird cage and this fit the bill.
Simply wanted to tell you that crafting is just one of your talents. Provably you have heard this before, but the way you communicate is simply a real genuine talent. I wish could be more people around us with such talent. I have remain stuck watching and listening your videos don't know for how long , and i really feel like I should thank you for such pleasant time.
I honestly I love what you are doing with all your small antiques you have found --- sure hope you haven't stoped --- this vid was 5 years ago thank you
NIce. I slivered soldered thousands upon thousands of carbide tips on saws. Brought back memories. We used oxygen/acetylene and a #000 torch tip. Black flux always worked good for us. Love your creations. Keep up the good work.
Of all the methods I reviewed on UA-cam yours was the best and amazingly successful! The recommended products were perfect. I love your soft spoken voice. It is soothing and pleasant to listen to.
I call this piece, (9:21) "The Key to Happiness" Anywho, thank you, oh so much! I've been wanting to learn welding, but the cost is prohibitive for my current financial state. You introduced a new whole wide world of creating for me, thank you! It's perfect for the small projects I have in mind.
Wow! I really enjoyed this video. I'm a retired senior handy lady exploring UA-cam for interesting crafts now that I have time. I have soldered with copper but this video has opened a whole new world. Thanks
Friends, remember to use a vent hood or use a respirator mask. It's not a good idea to breathe too much burnt flux. I used to solder in a poorly ventilated area and got very painful pleurisy for several days (turns out I'm sensitive). And remember to wash your hands if using solder containing lead.
GOOD POINTS, sir! I should have included a segment in the video about respirators. In all of the soldering videos I've seen, I've never seen anyone using a mask, but I did end up getting a mask for when I'm in the shop soldering for long periods at a time. I edited my description to include links to the mask and cartridges I use.
i bought a cheap broan bathroom fan and attached 10 ft of vent hose and ran it out my window. easy to rig up a few sheets if aluminum or what-have-you to direct the smoke to the fan. 50 cfm works good. 15.00 at home depot.
Hey Crafsman ! I just discovered you yesterday. I subscribed immediately. Thank you for teaching me about silver soldering. I just ordered supplies. By the way, I am 69 yrs old and i agree with others about your voice. I have long held James Earl Jones voice to be the greatest. I know say you are also a great and even peaceful voice. I need to listen to you everyday just to feel like things are alright in this crazy world. Thank you for being you, your creativity, and teaching. Wish you the best. Rick
I am just learning how to solder and man....I really dig your creations and how easy and simple you are with sharing your knowledge. Very, very inspiring to create. Thank you
This is one of the best “how to” videos I have ever seen. Your soft spoken delivery is perfect and your “how to” techniques are outstanding. I thank you so much. 👍👍👍👍👍
2 things: 1. This is fantastic instruction! This brings back lessons from jewelry making class in high school so many years ago. 2. Makes we wanna start sipping on some 'shine. Take care and be safe!
You're welcome, Patty! I've noticed that as well. I think most people use the commercial one you buy and mix with water. I read up on some more natural alternatives, and this one works well for me. :)
My Man… With infinite love and gratitude, thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us at least the ones that like to learn. First time , hearing you …searched up best way to solder metal and aluminum because my aluminum head gasket and my metal valves on my compressor broke. and your video was the first one to show up. And I was hooked as soon as I heard your voice… What a beautiful soul you are, it is so pleasurable to sit down and listen to you explain in detail how you go about soldering, that short video I learned something you that I will be using and I already subscribed before the video was over. Once again thank you very much… Let me say this… i’m Sure that’s many subscribers that you have I’m not necessarily interested in learning how to solder, but more for listening to your soothing beautiful voice that you have… Lol God bless you.
Wow. My man I just have to tell you THANK YOU tremendously for such an incredibly uplifting comment. Major bigtime this means a lot to me. I was just telling someone else these words are *valuable*, and I offer my sincere thanks for you taking time to boost someone else today. And thank you for giving one of my videos a chance. It's hard to stand out on UA-cam but man people like you come along and the "numbers game" and all that jazz doesn't matter. These comments from wonderful individuals like you are priceless.
You ROCK Crafsman! Someone needs to get you a TV show, cause you're like the heir apparent of Bob Ross! Love watching your process and I love the finished product! Please keep doing your videos and keep making metal sculptures! They are as unique and awesome as you are!! :)
Omg, you've got thing going being a host with south accent like that , it's calming , soothing the affections are blissful, all while speaking my language of metal work and craft. TY.
Hi, Just subscribed! I love doing metal art and have done many,many pieces out of copper,brass and steel. When I retired I started making sterling silver jewelry and even cutting my own semi -precious stones to set. As time went on my eyes started to fail but I didn't want to stop doing something I love to do,,,work with metal. I searched to find someone I could learn from to make pieces that were not as "intricate" as making jewelry settings and found exactly what I was looking for!A man named George Goehl! He has tons of free videos on UA-cam and also instructional CD's that you can buy very cheap! As you know,,,silver soldering is a form of brazing and brazing with bronze rods is much cheaper then buying silver solder.The only difference is that brazing takes more heat. So,,,I started brazing a few pieces and then after viewing more of Georges videos learned how to gas weld and how to fuse steel. I've gotten away from doing my metal art and you are just the inspiration I needed to get back at it again! You are a VERY talented/smart man and I thank you for just being you! If you would like to see a few of Georges videos here's a link to his UA-cam videos.It won't cost you anything but time and you may like what you see as I did! gsegmedia.com/?page_id=2877 Thanks for this great,inspiring video! Tom
Hi Tom! Thank you for subscribing! I'm looking at some of Mr. George Goehl's videos now. (One on texturing, actually!) These are really informative. Thank you for sharing, and for the kind words!
I hope you enjoy Georges videos as I did. One of the easiest and most fun pieces is a "round to it". People always say,,,,when I get around to it,,,so you hand them one of these! I made this one out of steel coat hangers! s40.photobucket.com/user/tommyk13/media/Metal%20Art%20Sculpture/DSCN2718_zpse5f29547.jpg.html?sort=6&o=5
I went searching for soldering/brazing videos and came upon this gem of a video. It's as if Bobby Bucher found love in metal working. I'm so entranced :)
I've always been intimidated to solder, but your technique and video explains it so well I'm gonna give it a try. Thank you CrafsMan! PS - Love the creative whimsy you bring to your sculptures. Allen wrench motorcycle handlebars!!! Brilliant.
Rebecca, thank you so much! I felt the same way about it before I started. Still have more to learn, but glad I gave it a shot. :) Thank you for the comment!
I felt the same way Rebecca - it was Craftsman's calm and patient instructions that convinced me to buy a soldering kit and start practicing! Love you Craftsman!
Just ran across your channel, as a welder/fabricator for over 40 years, it's nice to run across someone like yourself to bring back a refresher course for me, as it been a long time since I've done any silver soldering. Very captivating and a pleasure... Thank you, Razor!
This is the greatest, coolest video I have seen in a long time!!! Like Solder ASMR....I was looking to repair a shotgun and I now found what I needed but I’m sleepy now!!! Thanks!
@@belindapaul9828 I keep mine in a crockpot on low, but it doesn’t have to actually be hot. It just makes it work faster. I usually leaves things in for 20 minutes or so.
I have been tinkering with little welding projects since welding has been my career for nearly forever. This is a really cool option. Thanks for posting it.
@@TheCrafsMan hello can you tell at which temperature the steel part should be before applying silver solder ? should it be red cherry ? thx in advance
DUDE! I'm gonna say it again. Every time I want to learn something new, I find out YOU have a video about it! And honestly, I would rather watch your videos too. You explain things so well and your commentary always gives me a giggle. Thanks again!!
In my spare time attended even classes and we had such a good fantastic teacher I have never met anyone like him. He made his own silver solder made his own flux gold plating with no electricity how to solder filigree work etc. He taught us all the secrets he knew some of which are real secrets and tricks. RIP poor soul.
Woo! Another CrafsMan vid! So happy :) Really inspired me! I'm definitely going to keep my eye out for nuts and bolts and other metal scrap and give it a go! Thanks mate!
Hello CrafsMan! I really like your demonstration of the solder flows where the heat goes! You have inspired me to start creating little toys for my friends. Bless you. You voice is very calming too. Very neat style of teaching.
Terrific! I thought I'd need a MIG welder to this! I've always admired seeing "nuts & bolts" sculptures and thought I'd enjoy making them. I've an O2 tank and acetylene tank, along with the associated gauges, and torches, which, in the past, I've using for brazing copper shapes (e.g. butterflies, mayflies) al la George Goehl (also on YT), but your very well demonstrated use of silver solder is such an easier process of (small) metal joinery. Again, TERRIFIC!!
So glad you enjoyed it! I wanted to keep it as straightforward as I could, for people wanting to jump right in. It's a satisfying feeling to hear when someone really got something out of it. Thank you!
You rock brother. Just absolutely the best way a human being can spend their time, being creative sharing, and having fun in the world in which we live
New Crafsman video? Time to watch it multiple times! Hey Crafsman I think putting "yourself" in your videos was awesome, and would really help with distinguish you if you started doing it again!
the best youtube channel thus far.. your a genius , sir!!!!! i binge watch your content for ideas to make robots and i love how you have an imagination of a child!! thats a creative gift from God!!
Sir, you are a great teacher and artist. I am so happy I found your channel. And look forward to viewing all your back videos. Thanks again for all your hard work and devotion to your craft.
Always, always great advice from the Crafsman. I really treasure the style as well as the content. And you illustrate the fact that *nobody* needs fancy, expensive or complex tools in order to do great work. Thanks, Crafsman!
"Where the Heat Goes, The Silver Flows!" should be a Legal Maxim, or a Psalm, a Proverb, a Amateurverb (not errbody verbs is Pro-quality) or a Fable. Maybe a Parable or just a Singleble would do. I just think it makes enough sense to get it in out of the rain. Oughta be engraved on a Courthouse or Pew or something. Its dog gone brilliant in my book. Well done.
Fan theory: The Crafsman is actually a hero, after a terrible battle with their nemesis, destructo, battle which left the crafsman barely alive and badly scarred and disfigured (which is why we never see their face), the crafsman retreated to a cabin hidden in the woods to perfect the art of craftsmanship and build a mighty weapon capable of taking on destructo.
I'm a new fan but I'm already hooked. Your kind voice is perfect for teaching someone like me that deals with anxiety. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your kind ❤.
You’re voice puts me at ease and let’s me know everything is gonna be alright. Nice vid btw. I love silver soldering. I often use a silver soldering technique in my gun builds
I just retired and have an interest in metal art, been thinking about how to join stuff u have given me a great start and solution to my art ideas, also thanks for sharing the tools u use, awesome like ur ideas about using old stuff😊
OMG! I love your videos you are like the funny Bob Ross of youtube. Watching your videos always makes me feel better if I had a tough day. I especially like the , "Hello!" when presenting a new character. My daughter and I went around saying, "Cabachon!" for weeks, everyone thought we were nuts! LOL HA HA HA
:D :D :D And thank y'all for watching my little videos! It sure means a lot to me to know that people get a little joy from something I put out there. "Cabachonnnnnnnnnssssss". :D :D
Hello from over the pond, got here looking for tips on silver soldering. What a fantastic tutorial, really educational, very informative and I love the voice. Well done sir and thank you for taking the time to upload this vid.
Im so greatfull to stumble across your channel, you are such a cool dude, with amazing craftsmanship, and a hint of a snoop dogg voice 😊 new sub from me 🙏
As a jeweler I appreciate this video a lot. You teach while enjoying what you do. Please do more videos like this. Your ideas are great and they make me want to make things for my mother's garden with silly missused tools.
Thanks for your video of silver soldering, I am getting started in this type of torch soldering, but for small jobs and your advice has been very helpful.
Crafsman, another great video. But to be honest, if my wife catches me using her Crock-Pot it's gonna be me that's in a pickle! Keep on doin' what you're doin'.
Oh man, I love your creativity! It's like you be lookin at some junk, but to you it's not junk, it's a robot, or a person, or whateva you wants it to be. You keep that jawn fresh!
you do such great work and you are blessed with so much grace . have you ever heard this concept that the object is an extra blessing as the true joy is in the act of creation ( the work is the real reward not the result of that work) . i wish i could watch you work in person and learn . thanks for the uploads !
You have an absolutely magnetic video!! Very informational as anyone knows you have extreme wisdom and highly experienced hands!!! Inspired me to NO end!!! Love it!!
Oh, this looks like fun! My grandpa used to save all kinds of hardware, keeping them in coffee cans, medicine bottles, film canisters, and such. I was 'blessed' with a good share of these items from his tool shed after he passed. This would be a fun way to put some of that hardware to use. Thank you!
This is the best instructional video I have ever seen! Hooked on the Crafsman now. A super good job explaining the process and showing example. Thanks for the awesome videos.
Beautiful content. Have just watched before going to bed in South Australia. Nice calm voice, and great ideas for things to make from what people call scrap. Thank you. Very inspirational.
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My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
Cool :)
This channel is solid gold. Bob Ross meets Red Foxx doin crafts!
Now that's a new combination! LOL! I take that as a big compliment. Thank you very much for checking it out!
Awesome comparison. I LOVE listening to his voice when I'm in the mood to learn something new, but don't want to hear someone screeching about don't do this or do it my way, etc. Lots of love and blessings on Christmas Day!!
You put it perfectly! I just found The Crafsman's videos and love his voice & creativity! I'm inspired now to go make my own little found parts robot ❤ Thanks Crafman, keep on creating!
You should consider narrating a book, your voice is so calming.
lmao I came here just to say something very similar to this
Best comment of the day😂
Best video on silver soldering I've seen. Simple but accurate and complete.
i love the way “The CrafsMan” whispers 😂👌 got that Bob Ross tone to it 💯
I was thinking Cajun Bob Ross all day.
Crafsman you deserve a METAL for this one!
HA! I gotcha, Taylor! ;) Thank you, my friend.
A GOLD metal.
AAAaaawwwww!!!
Ducks eat free at Subway!
@@SCU3A_S7EVE but i used to do also.
My new favorite. He channels Bob Ross. I may never pick up a torch, but I'll listen to this voice all day.
Crafsman, your videos have become my go-to positive coping skill whenever i’m feeling stressed or agitated. your creativity and calm demeanor help me feel better. thank you
This means a lot to me!
Man! You’re the Bob Ross of soldering! Love it. Been searching 100 videos trying to learn how to do this and finally found one. Appreciate it!
Thank you for being so chill in a loud world. It means a lot
This is the exact video I've been seeking. Craftsman, you're a credit to your art and the community! Thank you!
TO COME TO THESE EARLIER STEADYCRAFTIN VIDEOS, PROVES WITHOUT QUESTION HOW MUCH AND HOW VERY FAR THE CRAFSMAN HAS COME AND GROWN!!
THIS PLATFORM ( VIDEO PRODUCTION/SHARING/INTERACTION) WAS CREATED FOR INDIVIDUALS LIKE THIS INCREDIBLE TALENT!
Hey, thank you so much for this! I mean it. It's encouraging.
This is the best video I've seen in months. I love the content. I love the way you present it. Brilliant.
It does me a lot of good to hear things like this; It me keep trying to make more. Thank you so much!
TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin keep em coming
@@TheCrafsMan
Well'n thaCase leMee Sayid'gain... :)
Your content is "ReelGoood", and Your unique style never gets old.
Best regards.
Soft spoken southern drawl, perfect for reading me a bedtime story. I found this video very informative for crafting metal items. Thank you very much for the contribution. I needed some help repairing my metal bird cage and this fit the bill.
Simply wanted to tell you that crafting is just one of your talents. Provably you have heard this before, but the way you communicate is simply a real genuine talent. I wish could be more people around us with such talent. I have remain stuck watching and listening your videos don't know for how long , and i really feel like I should thank you for such pleasant time.
Richard, thank you so much for the kind and encouraging feedback. This means a lot to me.
I honestly I love what you are doing with all your small antiques you have found --- sure hope you haven't stoped --- this vid was 5 years ago thank you
Subbed in the first 10 seconds for the voice alone.
NIce. I slivered soldered thousands upon thousands of carbide tips on saws. Brought back memories. We used oxygen/acetylene and a #000 torch tip. Black flux always worked good for us. Love your creations. Keep up the good work.
"Or, if ya got somewhere to be.."
lol man I love the Crafsman
😂 Haha! Well, people steady busy nowadays. ;) Thanks for watching, skoockum!
I was laughing out loud for sure. Great video and presentation.
Of all the methods I reviewed on UA-cam yours was the best and amazingly successful! The recommended products were perfect. I love your soft spoken voice. It is soothing and pleasant to listen to.
I call this piece, (9:21) "The Key to Happiness"
Anywho, thank you, oh so much! I've been wanting to learn welding, but the cost is prohibitive for my current financial state. You introduced a new whole wide world of creating for me, thank you! It's perfect for the small projects I have in mind.
Wow! I really enjoyed this video. I'm a retired senior handy lady exploring UA-cam for interesting crafts now that I have time. I have soldered with copper but this video has opened a whole new world. Thanks
Friends, remember to use a vent hood or use a respirator mask. It's not a good idea to breathe too much burnt flux. I used to solder in a poorly ventilated area and got very painful pleurisy for several days (turns out I'm sensitive). And remember to wash your hands if using solder containing lead.
GOOD POINTS, sir! I should have included a segment in the video about respirators. In all of the soldering videos I've seen, I've never seen anyone using a mask, but I did end up getting a mask for when I'm in the shop soldering for long periods at a time. I edited my description to include links to the mask and cartridges I use.
TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin Thank you, sir! It's not a big problem for most people, but some are more sensitive to the flux than others.
I'm glad you said something, my friend!
i bought a cheap broan bathroom fan and attached 10 ft of vent hose and ran it out my window. easy to rig up a few sheets if aluminum or what-have-you to direct the smoke to the fan. 50 cfm works good. 15.00 at home depot.
Valse Music: which respirator mask should I buy?
Hey Crafsman ! I just discovered you yesterday. I subscribed immediately. Thank you for teaching me about silver soldering. I just ordered supplies. By the way, I am 69 yrs old and i agree with others about your voice. I have long held James Earl Jones voice to be the greatest. I know say you are also a great and even peaceful voice. I need to listen to you everyday just to feel like things are alright in this crazy world. Thank you for being you, your creativity, and teaching. Wish you the best. Rick
I love your tutorials. You have the most therapeutic tutorial voice on UA-cam. Keep up the great work!!
I love the way he narrates. He could narrate anything. This guy gonna blow up on UA-cam.
wow your voice sounds like a kind grandfather telling a bedtime story it's so smoothing!
Actually, his voice sounds 30 years younger on this 4 year old video - so you can hear the amount of voice acting he puts in the recent vids.
I am just learning how to solder and man....I really dig your creations and how easy and simple you are with sharing your knowledge. Very, very inspiring to create. Thank you
This is one of the best “how to” videos I have ever seen. Your soft spoken delivery is perfect and your “how to” techniques are outstanding. I thank you so much. 👍👍👍👍👍
2 things:
1. This is fantastic instruction! This brings back lessons from jewelry making class in high school so many years ago.
2. Makes we wanna start sipping on some 'shine.
Take care and be safe!
Thank you for explaining a pickle!
Everybody uses one but nobody ever said what it was before!!
You're welcome, Patty! I've noticed that as well. I think most people use the commercial one you buy and mix with water. I read up on some more natural alternatives, and this one works well for me. :)
Doesn’t matter what the video is - if it says TheCrafsMan, I watch it! Always a pleasure.
I love the skeleton key parent-and-child statue!! What a beautiful piece, I'm always in awe as to how creative you are, Crafs Man!!!
My Man… With infinite love and gratitude, thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us at least the ones that like to learn. First time , hearing you …searched up best way to solder metal and aluminum because my aluminum head gasket and my metal valves on my compressor broke. and your video was the first one to show up. And I was hooked as soon as I heard your voice… What a beautiful soul you are, it is so pleasurable to sit down and listen to you explain in detail how you go about soldering, that short video I learned something you that I will be using and I already subscribed before the video was over. Once again thank you very much… Let me say this… i’m Sure that’s many subscribers that you have I’m not necessarily interested in learning how to solder, but more for listening to your soothing beautiful voice that you have… Lol God bless you.
Wow. My man I just have to tell you THANK YOU tremendously for such an incredibly uplifting comment. Major bigtime this means a lot to me. I was just telling someone else these words are *valuable*, and I offer my sincere thanks for you taking time to boost someone else today. And thank you for giving one of my videos a chance. It's hard to stand out on UA-cam but man people like you come along and the "numbers game" and all that jazz doesn't matter. These comments from wonderful individuals like you are priceless.
You ROCK Crafsman! Someone needs to get you a TV show, cause you're like the heir apparent of Bob Ross! Love watching your process and I love the finished product! Please keep doing your videos and keep making metal sculptures! They are as unique and awesome as you are!! :)
That is a tremendous comment, and means so much to me! Thank you for keepin' on watching, and taking time to encourage me!
Thank YOU, sir! You keep Steady Craftin (Scraftin?), we'll keep watchin! Scrafter4Lyf! lol!
HAHA! Yessir! :D
TheCrafsMan, you lay it down man. No corny musical sounds just straight up artisan tutorial. No mess no fuss. Your crafting is tight. Thank you.
Dan, I appreciate that comment! Thank you for watching!
Love it! A new channel to binge on! Also you sound like Mitch Hedberg. “An escalator can never break, it just becomes stairs.”
Ha! Thanks so much, Susan! Hope you enjoy the rest of my videos. :)
Omg, you've got thing going being a host with south accent like that , it's calming , soothing the affections are blissful, all while speaking my language of metal work and craft. TY.
So happy to hear that, Bob! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi,
Just subscribed!
I love doing metal art and have done many,many pieces out of copper,brass and steel.
When I retired I started making sterling silver jewelry and even cutting my own semi -precious stones to set.
As time went on my eyes started to fail but I didn't want to stop doing something I love to do,,,work with metal.
I searched to find someone I could learn from to make pieces that were not as "intricate" as making jewelry settings and found exactly what I was looking for!A man named George Goehl!
He has tons of free videos on UA-cam and also instructional CD's that you can buy very cheap!
As you know,,,silver soldering is a form of brazing and brazing with bronze rods is much cheaper then buying silver solder.The only difference is that brazing takes more heat. So,,,I started brazing a few pieces and then after viewing more of Georges videos learned how to gas weld and how to fuse steel.
I've gotten away from doing my metal art and you are just the inspiration I needed to get back at it again!
You are a VERY talented/smart man and I thank you for just being you!
If you would like to see a few of Georges videos here's a link to his UA-cam videos.It won't cost you anything but time and you may like what you see as I did!
gsegmedia.com/?page_id=2877
Thanks for this great,inspiring video!
Tom
Hi Tom! Thank you for subscribing! I'm looking at some of Mr. George Goehl's videos now. (One on texturing, actually!) These are really informative. Thank you for sharing, and for the kind words!
I hope you enjoy Georges videos as I did.
One of the easiest and most fun pieces is a "round to it".
People always say,,,,when I get around to it,,,so you hand them one of these!
I made this one out of steel coat hangers!
s40.photobucket.com/user/tommyk13/media/Metal%20Art%20Sculpture/DSCN2718_zpse5f29547.jpg.html?sort=6&o=5
I like your whispery clear voice. The demo of the strength of silver solder was impressive and informative. Now I'm gonna do some.
I'm so glad you're back. It's been a while! LOVED this video, and now you've got me anxious to try this technique. Thanks again!!!!!!!
Thanks, Jennifer! Hope you enjoy the process. Get you a respirator mask - I didn't show this in the video. :/ Be safe, and have fun!
I went searching for soldering/brazing videos and came upon this gem of a video. It's as if Bobby Bucher found love in metal working. I'm so entranced :)
I've always been intimidated to solder, but your technique and video explains it so well I'm gonna give it a try. Thank you CrafsMan! PS - Love the creative whimsy you bring to your sculptures. Allen wrench motorcycle handlebars!!! Brilliant.
Rebecca, thank you so much! I felt the same way about it before I started. Still have more to learn, but glad I gave it a shot. :) Thank you for the comment!
I felt the same way Rebecca - it was Craftsman's calm and patient instructions that convinced me to buy a soldering kit and start practicing! Love you Craftsman!
How did the soldering go for you?
Just ran across your channel, as a welder/fabricator for over 40 years, it's nice to run across someone like yourself to bring back a refresher course for me, as it been a long time since I've done any silver soldering.
Very captivating and a pleasure...
Thank you,
Razor!
Mighty kind, Razor! Thanks for taking time to leave a nice comment!
I love the motorcycle! Great tutorial!
Thanks so much! :)
Instablaster.
'Where the heat go -- the silver flow'
Love this. Xoxo
This is the greatest, coolest video I have seen in a long time!!! Like Solder ASMR....I was looking to repair a shotgun and I now found what I needed but I’m sleepy now!!! Thanks!
Hahaha! Well, I'm glad you enjoyed it, sir! Thank you very much for the kind comment.
I've watched loads of jewellery soldering videos and this hands down has shown the way solder flows better than any of them!
"Hold up Craftman! -- you talking 'bout a pickle!?" LOL. Very enjoyable and instructive.
:D Glad you enjoyed it!
@@belindapaul9828 I keep mine in a crockpot on low, but it doesn’t have to actually be hot. It just makes it work faster. I usually leaves things in for 20 minutes or so.
@@esalenchik Hey, thanks - that's super helpful.
I have been tinkering with little welding projects since welding has been my career for nearly forever. This is a really cool option. Thanks for posting it.
Glad you liked it!
CrafsMan! The parent/child figure is fantastic. You've got to get more in your etsy shop before the holidays! I need one for a gift. Great Stuff!
Awww, thank you! That's one of the ones I wasn't sure about selling. Got kinda attached to it, I guess. :)
@@TheCrafsMan hello can you tell at which temperature the steel part should be before applying silver solder ? should it be red cherry ? thx in advance
You are this generation's Bob Ross. I just found your channel and love everything about it.
I love it how you whisper your method, like it's a secret
DUDE! I'm gonna say it again. Every time I want to learn something new, I find out YOU have a video about it! And honestly, I would rather watch your videos too. You explain things so well and your commentary always gives me a giggle. Thanks again!!
That was pretty awesome! Thanks for sharing that!
Glad you liked it!
In my spare time attended even classes and we had such a good fantastic teacher I have never met anyone like him. He made his own silver solder made his own flux gold plating with no electricity how to solder filigree work etc. He taught us all the secrets he knew some of which are real secrets and tricks. RIP poor soul.
You got me at "hold up crafts man! Talk about a pickle?!" Lol. I love it!
LOL! Glad you liked it!
This guy has the best voice and delivery of any craft youtuber. It's like Mitch hedberg was revived from the dead. Cool project too I like your style
Woo! Another CrafsMan vid! So happy :) Really inspired me! I'm definitely going to keep my eye out for nuts and bolts and other metal scrap and give it a go! Thanks mate!
Hey, Dash! Hope you have fun with it! :D
Hello CrafsMan! I really like your demonstration of the solder flows where the heat goes! You have inspired me to start creating little toys for my friends. Bless you. You voice is very calming too. Very neat style of teaching.
Anyone else waiting for the camera to turn to see the a really chill looking dude with a huge black fro like that joy of painting guy from the 80’s?
L O L ! ! ! ! !
Thanks for watching!!!!!
Two seconds in and I subscribed just for your voice haha chill dude
Bob Ross was amazing and this dude is awesome! Keep doin what you doin man! Subscribed before the video finished lol
Lol, the black bob ross of crafts haha.
Great stuff.
@@Tigglebitties same!
Pure Gold: this voice is Golden. Love it and the little creatures he creates!
Terrific! I thought I'd need a MIG welder to this! I've always admired seeing "nuts & bolts" sculptures and thought I'd enjoy making them.
I've an O2 tank and acetylene tank, along with the associated gauges, and torches, which, in the past, I've using for brazing copper shapes (e.g. butterflies, mayflies) al la George Goehl (also on YT), but your very well demonstrated use of silver solder is such an easier process of (small) metal joinery.
Again, TERRIFIC!!
So glad you enjoyed it! I wanted to keep it as straightforward as I could, for people wanting to jump right in. It's a satisfying feeling to hear when someone really got something out of it. Thank you!
Thanks again.
I would REALLY enjoy hearing you read "Brer Bear/Brer Rabbit" - your would be great for that!
You rock brother. Just absolutely the best way a human being can spend their time, being creative sharing, and having fun in the world in which we live
New Crafsman video? Time to watch it multiple times!
Hey Crafsman I think putting "yourself" in your videos was awesome, and would really help with distinguish you if you started doing it again!
Thank you! And yes, I need to do that. ;) Probably should have done that in this one to illustrate the use of a respirator/mask. :/
the best youtube channel thus far.. your a genius , sir!!!!! i binge watch your content for ideas to make robots and i love how you have an imagination of a child!! thats a creative gift from God!!
Thank you so much for making this video!!! I have been tryinggggggggggggg to get the solder to stay and in the joint and now I know how.!!!!
So glad you found it helpful! :D
So nice to listen to you. Thank you for the clear informative video and the calm voice.
Thank you for that!
"Patience is gonna be key" I see what you did there you sly dog. Great content man, I'm a new subscriber! :)
;) Thank you for checking it out!
Anytime man keep up the good work :)
Sir, you are a great teacher and artist. I am so happy I found your channel. And look forward to viewing all your back videos.
Thanks again for all your hard work and devotion to your craft.
Really fine video, my friend. Charming and informative.
Always, always great advice from the Crafsman. I really treasure the style as well as the content. And you illustrate the fact that *nobody* needs fancy, expensive or complex tools in order to do great work. Thanks, Crafsman!
"Where the Heat Goes, The Silver Flows!" should be a Legal Maxim, or a Psalm, a Proverb, a Amateurverb (not errbody verbs is Pro-quality) or a Fable. Maybe a Parable or just a Singleble would do. I just think it makes enough sense to get it in out of the rain. Oughta be engraved on a Courthouse or Pew or something. Its dog gone brilliant in my book. Well done.
MY MAN! :)
I love soft spoken easy going people! Your voice and technique are really good! Great teacher!
Glad to hear that, my friend! Thanks so much!
Fan theory: The Crafsman is actually a hero, after a terrible battle with their nemesis, destructo, battle which left the crafsman barely alive and badly scarred and disfigured (which is why we never see their face), the crafsman retreated to a cabin hidden in the woods to perfect the art of craftsmanship and build a mighty weapon capable of taking on destructo.
You may be surprised at how accurate a portion of this theory may be. ;) LOL!
The Crafsman is totally comedian Mitch Hedberg. Think about it - if you dare!
Wait. Wasnt the the unabomber story? Lol
I'm a new fan but I'm already hooked. Your kind voice is perfect for teaching someone like me that deals with anxiety. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your kind ❤.
Did anyone else just come here to listen to him talk ? 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
You’re voice puts me at ease and let’s me know everything is gonna be alright.
Nice vid btw. I love silver soldering. I often use a silver soldering technique in my gun builds
Thank you Crafsman.
You're very welcome, NizzyAmps! :D
I just retired and have an interest in metal art, been thinking about how to join stuff u have given me a great start and solution to my art ideas, also thanks for sharing the tools u use, awesome like ur ideas about using old stuff😊
OMG! I love your videos you are like the funny Bob Ross of youtube. Watching your videos always makes me feel better if I had a tough day. I especially like the , "Hello!" when presenting a new character. My daughter and I went around saying, "Cabachon!" for weeks, everyone thought we were nuts! LOL HA HA HA
:D :D :D And thank y'all for watching my little videos! It sure means a lot to me to know that people get a little joy from something I put out there. "Cabachonnnnnnnnnssssss". :D :D
Ha ha that’s the way we say it now and we’re here in England 😊 love the videos and I’ve shown all my friends... thank you
Yes total ASMR...so unlike my own LOL
Hello from over the pond, got here looking for tips on silver soldering. What a fantastic tutorial, really educational, very informative and I love the voice. Well done sir and thank you for taking the time to upload this vid.
Im so greatfull to stumble across your channel, you are such a cool dude, with amazing craftsmanship, and a hint of a snoop dogg voice 😊 new sub from me 🙏
Thank you so much! Glad you found my channel! :D
I used to watch Bob Ross , learn and relax at the same time ; now I have another favorite !!! Love the creativity !
ooo wee crafts man making those videos fast
HAHA! I'm trying! ;)
As a jeweler I appreciate this video a lot. You teach while enjoying what you do. Please do more videos like this. Your ideas are great and they make me want to make things for my mother's garden with silly missused tools.
Thom, I certainly appreciate this comment! Thank you for watching, and for the kind words.
Bobby Bouchet, silver solder from the devil! XD Great video.
Thanks for your video of silver soldering, I am getting started in this type of torch soldering, but for small jobs and your advice has been very helpful.
Crafsman, another great video. But to be honest, if my wife catches me using her Crock-Pot it's gonna be me that's in a pickle!
Keep on doin' what you're doin'.
LOL! Outstanding comment! 😂 Thank you for watching! See about getting you a used one from the thrift store. ;)
Kyle Durham
Wives simply don't understand...
Strange creatures indeed.
You are the Professor of crafts Crafsman!
I love your creations.
Oh man, I love your creativity! It's like you be lookin at some junk, but to you it's not junk, it's a robot, or a person, or whateva you wants it to be. You keep that jawn fresh!
Captain America, the silver solder.
you do such great work and you are blessed with so much grace . have you ever heard this concept that the object is an extra blessing as the true joy is in the act of creation ( the work is the real reward not the result of that work) . i wish i could watch you work in person and learn . thanks for the uploads !
You have an absolutely magnetic video!! Very informational as anyone knows you have extreme wisdom and highly experienced hands!!! Inspired me to NO end!!! Love it!!
cleaning and fluxing ARE EVERYTHING, glad you made that so clear. great project
Glad you liked it, Patrick! Thank you for watching!
Oh, this looks like fun! My grandpa used to save all kinds of hardware, keeping them in coffee cans, medicine bottles, film canisters, and such. I was 'blessed' with a good share of these items from his tool shed after he passed. This would be a fun way to put some of that hardware to use. Thank you!
Very informative. Your voice and flow is so natural that I think when I can’t sleep I might play you videos in the background.
Now that is really nice of you to say. :) Thanks for watching!
This is the best instructional video I have ever seen! Hooked on the Crafsman now. A super good job explaining the process and showing example. Thanks for the awesome videos.
10/10 man. not only for the content, but also for the presentation. I really think this could be it's own show. well done crafsman
I really appreciate that, Corey! Thanks so much!
The one you call "A parent and a child" is an absolute little masterpiece. Thank you for sharing all that.
Beautiful content. Have just watched before going to bed in South Australia. Nice calm voice, and great ideas for things to make from what people call scrap. Thank you. Very inspirational.