Blacksmithing - Forging a Thor's hammer / Mjolnir Viking pendant
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Forging a Viking pendant a Thor's hammer ( also known as Mjolnir ) pendant.
My name is Philip and I'm a blacksmith based in Sweden. You can see more of my work on my website or on my Instagram:
www.Lufolk.com
@Lufolk
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All anvil and hammer. So many videos use fullers, guillotines etc... this was simply the best I've seen. Thank you
Thank you very much!
Agree. This man is a master at his craft.
You are very talented. Everything you do looks AUSOME!! The Gods are pleased!!🤘🤠🤘 Howdy from Texas!!!!
Thank you so much! Howdy 🤠
Wow it looked so easy! I just tried it as my first forging project, because of how smoothly and quickly you made it I thought it would be simple, I was like "you take a rod, bing bing, flatten this part, then this one and voilà!" But no😂. Continue your work it's awesome, it inspires me.
It's good practice but maybe not as a first project, this was not my first. Thank you for sharing and for your support. It's comments like this that makes me wanna continue!
The way the design came together at the end was amazing.
Thank you so much!
Amazing, awesome, perfect!
Thank you very much!
That was a great demo video. Thank you. The music just makes it epic.
Thank you very much!
I don't think people realise just how great of a job you do on this by just forging. Obviously having a good anvil set up is a good part of it but none the less a lot of skill.
Thank you very much for your kind words!
Great skill and explanations. I think you are the first left-handed smith I have seen.
Thank you very much!
That was fantastic! Thank you for sharing your process!
Thank you! My pleasure 🙂
4:45 im sorry but did you just TOUCH THE HOT METAL
Haha well, after some years of forging you get used to the heat kind of and dont burn yourself so easily.
Came here to see if anyone noticed that, yep. I had to rewind the video several times to make sure I didn't just see him do what we confirmed he did. Holy crap.
Great video with the Explanation of what he was doing.
Thanks! Happy to hear that.
So glad that your video showed up in my "recommended" section! Definitely got a new subscriber here :) Keep up the amazing work, can't wait to see more!
Thank you very much!
Fantastic instructions and technique! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Watched this and made this my first project, it didn’t come out as perfect as your but I think it turned out really good
Great to hear! It's a good practice but it can be difficult as a first project. Good job getting one done! And remember, I've practiced on these a lot! 🙂 Thank you!
Ett sådant halsband har jag köpt av dig. Fan va kul att se hur det är gjort. Du är otroligt grym!
Vad roligt! tack så jätte mycket!
The weight of a mjolnir hammer pendant is 50 lifts heavier than the lifter lifts
Great video . Now I can make one. Thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
very beautifully done my friend, I never thought to try making one that way before
Thank you!
Very well done !!!
thank you very much!
Äntligen kom den hem idag, klart värt all väntan och med en liten hälsning från smeden också :D
Fint att höra!😃
Very well done, thank you for making this video!
Great to hear that you enjoyed it. Thank you!
Loved this video gonna be making one this weekend
Awesome! Great to hear! 🙂
If you are at Instagram, feel free to send me the results @lufolk 🙂
Very nice
Thanks!
I'd love to see the process in its entirety, up close! I'm just getting into forging and I want to make some simple things.
Thanks for the feedback! I will keep it with me in future videos :)
Cool channel. Hope to see more.
Thank you ! Yes, i will be focusing more on the channel in a month or two.
What's a good way to keep your still from rusting. So far I've tried bees wax and linseed oil.
To use and touch it often seems to be the best 😃 I use those two you mentioned as well, I find it work good. I have a pendant I am wearing every day and just as an experiment I removed all the scales (which also protects) but didn't add any protection. I haven't taken it off for a year and no sign of rust. The oils in our skin helps and also when running it, it gets "polished"
Tjenare! I keep coming back to this video! My mjølnirs are not nearly as beautiful as yours, lots of mushrooming, but i keep hammering nonetheless!
May I ask you where you got the background music from? I love it!! It's a really nice touch to this video, would be cool to have more of this in your videos! ⚒️🔥
Keep hammering! And thank you for your feedback! I don't remember where I got this actually. It would be nice to have music but it can be difficult to find suitable music that is ok to use due to copywrite. But good point! I'll look into it 🙂
hi i have attempted this and i can get to the "toothbrush" part fine but i have an issue with the fanning out that it just elongates instead of widens. im not sure what im doing wrong.
funny that i can forge knives and 50cm short swords but a hammer is beyond me hahha
Hi! Do you mean when you shall peen out the head?
Even if both are blacksmithing, forging a small pendant or a knife is different so no wonder 🙂
@@lufolkcrafts yea it doesn't spread out width ways.
@@ThePratMan maybe you can try with a narrower straight peen
E essa música de abertura do hoje no mundo militar
Just so I can plan around life about how much time dose a beginner need
Good question. No idea. Give it a try 🙂
Lol well that’s one of the best work I’ve seen, I’m laid off so I’ll have plenty of time, about a month anyway
@@bender1566 thank you very much! Good luck! You can contact me if you have questions.
For sure, I tried it out and it looks like Thor’s hammer’s slower cousin 😂
@@bender1566 just give it few more tries 😅
What type of steel do you use?
It's mild steel. Iron.
How can i buy your pendants ??? Lufolk
You can contact me on instagram @lufolk or visit my website at www.Lufolk.com.
Do you sell them?
Yes I do. They are available at my website www.lufolk.com.
That’s great! Can you do a custom order and carve runes in?
@@BloodAndBourbon that is possible! You can send an email to Philip@lufolk.com what runes and where you want them to be.
What's the hammer type called you use?
It's called a cross peen hammer.
Sehr Kuhl
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The weight of a mjolnir hammer pendant is 50 lifts heavier than the lifter lift
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