Forging an Eye punch

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  • Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
  • This is a punch that can be used for animal eye detail or just for decoration. Made from an old coil spring. #GaryHuston #Blacksmithing #Farrier #ASMR #Horseshoeing #Fabrication #Ironwork #Hoofcare #welder #repairs #horse #farriery #engineering

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  • @dennisobrien3618
    @dennisobrien3618 5 років тому +3

    I always enjoy your narration. Very thorough and well explained, with a touch of humor for seasoning.

  • @larryking606
    @larryking606 5 років тому +2

    Afternoon , Gary !
    You made it , Look so Easy !
    Beautiful Job on making it !
    Take Care and Be Safe

  • @georgecalcei8068
    @georgecalcei8068 5 років тому +2

    Thank you. Very good tutorial and demonstration of hardening and tempering.

  • @jef____4054
    @jef____4054 5 років тому +2

    You make it look so easy Gary... Great video!

  • @heathworsley8347
    @heathworsley8347 5 років тому +1

    Thank you Gary yet again, I learn something new every time I see one of your videos! Thumbs-up.

  • @TobyFireandSteel
    @TobyFireandSteel 5 років тому +2

    Great video Gary as usual. Need to get round to making a few eye punches my self maybe film it ey😁. Thanks mate

  • @trevorjarvis3021
    @trevorjarvis3021 5 років тому +2

    Brilliant Gary.

  • @johnjude2677
    @johnjude2677 5 років тому +1

    Thanks again Gary

  • @bobhumphries3998
    @bobhumphries3998 4 роки тому

    Thanks so much for this video. I made one today to complete a longhorn steer inspired by John Switzer at Black Bear Forge. I only had mild steel on hand to make it but it held up well. Probably won't last too long but worked in a pinch.

  • @wesking5600
    @wesking5600 Рік тому

    Thank you! I’ll be making some like this now. I’m in need of some smaller ones but I assume the process is pretty much the same so thank you again

  • @GWIRailroad
    @GWIRailroad 5 років тому

    Awesome video!! Learning to make tools is so helpful. Thank You Gary. Wayne

  • @steelpennyforge5152
    @steelpennyforge5152 5 років тому

    always love the tooling videos! Thanks!

  • @MrAlphabern
    @MrAlphabern 5 років тому +1

    Thanks I think I will go try one.

  • @candicemorrison304
    @candicemorrison304 5 років тому +3

    So...you need a punch to make a punch? Hmmm... Sounds like the old which comes first, the chicken or the egg... lol

  • @indianatone218
    @indianatone218 3 роки тому

    Nice demo there thanks for showing Gary ,I'm in bed with back problems but it gives me chance to watch all the black smithing stuff. Soon as I'm back on me feet I'm gonna be messing with me home made forge lol .Ant ,take care roll on 2021 woohooo what's your resolutions ? Mines gonna be watch me back don't lift stuff too heavy at 63 lol .

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  3 роки тому

      Hope your back recovers well. I don’t make resolutions because I can’t keep them!

  • @jeffgrier8488
    @jeffgrier8488 5 років тому

    You certainly made that look easy!

  • @ericdouglas9804
    @ericdouglas9804 5 років тому +2

    Really enjoy your channel Gary. Just getting a blacksmith shop added to my hobby machine shop and I am learning from yourself and John Switzer for the most part. Have you ever tried putting your hold fast in the pritchel hole? Mine seems to work much better there. Cheers and waiting for the next video.

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  5 років тому

      It won’t fit, it’s too fat, I need to make a smaller one if I want to use the pritchel hole.

    • @dennisobrien3618
      @dennisobrien3618 5 років тому

      Same as Gary, my hold fast is too big for the pritchel, but a bit loose in the hardy, but I use a section of 1x1 angle iron that's the same length as the anvil height to improve the fit. It seems to help. I do have a smaller hold fast that fits the pritchel, but it doesn't have adequate clamping force for anything more than light duty work.

  • @BrianDaleNeeley
    @BrianDaleNeeley 5 років тому

    This is maybe the first exception I've seen to the rule of "always forge to a square and then round it up". I'm always interested in the exceptions, as they are virtually always enlightening.

  • @bradleynance8810
    @bradleynance8810 4 роки тому

    Hi, Gary. Greetings from across the pond. Thank you for this. I noticed that you temper back to a blue, Is this particular to coil spring, or is it your standard temper? I am a hobbyist myself, but everything I've seen and heard tempers to a straw color. Just curious. Thank you again.

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  4 роки тому

      Bradley Nance no, just my preference from over the years.

  • @Dogsinthekennel
    @Dogsinthekennel 5 років тому

    Cool video

  • @bc65925
    @bc65925 5 років тому +1

    They eyes have it.

  • @scottlundy257
    @scottlundy257 5 років тому

    You make it look so easy. nice job I was wondering how you got thoses punches

  • @tropifiori
    @tropifiori 5 років тому

    Cool

  • @billssmithy7352
    @billssmithy7352 2 роки тому

    You are to be congratulated on finding a spring that is not powder coated. The last 5 I've found were all powder coated and were a pain to clean. Ruins the smell of honeysuckle near my smithy.

  • @OKBushcraft
    @OKBushcraft 5 років тому +1

    What's the weight of your hammer?

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  5 років тому +3

      Not sure what that one weighs, probably only about 1 ½ lb

    • @OKBushcraft
      @OKBushcraft 5 років тому

      @@garyhuston
      Thank you.

  • @Shadeskast
    @Shadeskast 5 років тому

    Good stuff. Been busy with the horses? Horse show season is in full swing here. There is one every week. I think you sent us all your weather. It’s rained 45 days out of 53. All the horses are wet and soft. I wish I could transplant some Cobb feet on some of these Thoro breds.

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  5 років тому

      It's been pretty bad here too! A whole months rain in a day yesterday!

    • @Shadeskast
      @Shadeskast 5 років тому

      One day yikes. How do you handle lost shoes?? Charge ? No charge? It’s so wet and muddy here it’s ridiculous. It rained again Sunday and Monday all day. Nice and cool today. Woke up and it was 45 F degrees. Burrr.

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  5 років тому

      Shadeskast that depends on several factors. How long it’s been on and if I like the person or not!

    • @Shadeskast
      @Shadeskast 5 років тому +1

      Good point. Then I would charge them all. I don’t really like anyone when it rains this much.

  • @danielpearce1059
    @danielpearce1059 5 років тому

    Whats the reason for tapering the "hitty" end ? ...

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  5 років тому +1

      Makes it look pretty.

    • @bartweir1789
      @bartweir1789 5 років тому +1

      It helps keeps the tool from mushrooming.

    • @heathworsley8347
      @heathworsley8347 5 років тому +2

      Exactly what I was going to say it gives you time to see a mushroom forming before it becomes dangerous and might chip off and hurt you

    • @danielpearce1059
      @danielpearce1059 5 років тому

      Learn something new everyday.....

  • @johnkirby4672
    @johnkirby4672 3 роки тому

    I have some oil well sucker rod would that work

    • @garyhuston
      @garyhuston  3 роки тому

      I have no idea what oil sucker rods is or what it’s made from so can’t say.

  • @danielcrawford7315
    @danielcrawford7315 5 років тому

    Top notch educational video sirSir, thank you for sharing.
    🙏blessed days sirSir
    Crawford out 🧙‍♂️

  • @makarijee1
    @makarijee1 5 років тому

    Awesome, like to watch all videos