Quinn Makes Tibetan Hop Gar Training Blocks

In today's episode of mHUB Inside, Quinn walks through the process of making Tibetan Hop Gar, or Lama Kung Fu training blocks, called Mok Yee Pai. Don’t be fooled. Quinn made these for a friend. The process involved CO2 lasers, fiber lasers, tig and mig welders, bandsaws, grinders, sand blasters, aesthetic metal finishing, 2-part powder coating, and hand-stitched leather. Follow Quinn through a time-lapse of his process and hear his reflection.
Equipment & materials used in this video:
Boss 700w Metal Fiber Laser Cutter
Boss Large Bed CO2 Laser Cutter
Miller MIG and TIG Welders
Precision Quincy Commercial Oven
Alvin Hi-Temp Lab Metal
Prismatic Powders Dragons Blood
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A great demonstration of art and craftsmanship! I’ve seen the finished product and was amazed! Great job!