First Person Forging - Copper & Wrought Iron Coffee Scoop
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2021
- My recent foray into First Person Drone flying has inspired me to try a bit of first person videography in the blacksmithing shop. If you all enjoy it, let me know and I'll do more of these. This is not necessarily a 'how-to' on the Coffee Scoops, just how I make them using the tools I have in my shop. I did not invent this scoop design, many people have been making ladles and scoops in this fashion for a long time, this is just my take on one using thick copper, century-old wrought iron and some brass rivets. Enjoy!
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Great job Sir 👍👍
Thanks Roy, appreciate it!!
The induction heating equipment manufacturer from China passed by and paid attention to me. Thank you for your support
Great! Send me another one and I’ll support you even more. 😂
Nice work hope to see you in Alabama this September again.
Thanks! I'm gonna try!
Loved the video. Awesome. Sure wish you would do one on the stone twist you made on the drawn out 1/2 square point on your stories this week. I've tried couple of times. Failures. God Bless
Nice!!!!
Super cool! I spy Mr Volcano!
My sentiment exactly!
If by "Mr Volcano" you mean "Mr Vulcan" in Latin, who is the same guy as "Mr Tubal Cain" in Hebrew, I'd say you're 100% spot on
Nice job. Really cool
Thanks!
Really nice format Think I’ll try one too👍
I thought Tubal Cain was the first person forging!
=P You're so right.
Interesting to see the process through the eyes of the smith! The only thing is it was a little dizzying as you moved from station to station quickly? I think this maybe due to the fact that I'm sitting still and it looks like I'm moving about in your shop, all in all good video! Keep up the good work!
Derek Melton sent me here. ;)
Wooot!
Quite a nice project! It really doesn't require much actual forging! I like it! I wish I had access to all the tooling you have but, being broke (On Social Security) and somewhat disabled, I don't have the money for ANY of what you have!
Best wishes! I want to get one of those!
I really like your induction forge! Is the electricity cost much higher than propane or coal? I realize we are talking apples and oranges but, it is a consideration. What's the cost to buy a decent one?
Thanks. I’ve been gathering this equipment for about 20 years. It’s certainly not necessary but it sure does help the business.
@@derekmelton Definitely! I'm mostly disabled and don't have the money for much tooling but, I still manage to get some small things like this done! I'm going to try it! WISH I had a fly press! THAT would uncomplicate a lot of things for me! I enjoyed the vid and hope to see more! Take care and stay safe!
Nice! Where do you source your copper discs?
SendCutSend
@@derekmelton Thanks for the quick reply! I just ordered some from them.
Messy assed shop
It’s cleaner than it has been.
But I shouldn't talk 🙄🤣🤣
Do you make your own copper blanks or do your purchase them?
Both. I purchase blanks and when I run out I make my own from 1/8 sheet. It's gotten VERY expensive in the last year though.