Opening the THROTTLE VALVE up on the UPSETTER
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One possible workaround for your upsetter is adding a longer handle on it to give yourself an increased throw distance between the point of activation and the point of maximum air flow thus allowing you to better control the flow rate and get a more gradual and precise activation of the ram.
Good thinking, he could even make it adjustable to fine tune the feel.
Timothy, I love what you’re doing with that old rail, giving it new life in a great looking axe. Keep it up man, love the videos!
Awesome job with the tooling Tim and sourcing the old rail metal. I know I won't be opposed to seeing you doing maintenance on the upsetter to get it to have precision when using it.
Another great insight into your craft Tim. The art and tools you create certainly don’t just appear out of thin air…..they require your skills and creationism.
Are you sure??? Lololol he makes this looks so damn easy im envious.
Great video Tim! Absolutely love what you’re doing on the channel and with that upsetter!
Absolutely awesome video as always Timothy. Great to see. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Keep making. God bless.
I’m really enjoying the new frequency of which you produce videos. How is it working out for you? I know it can’t be easy to keep pumping content daily. So, as a professional lumberjack who has thousands and thousands of hours on an axe, I’d love to do a collaboration on design with you. You are doing great things, but I do notice some improvements that could be made.
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Always open to hearing other professional opinions on axes! Shoot me a email and we can chat! Thanks!
@@TimothyDyck I will for sure. Work has held me up a little bit from responding but I'll send something over soon. Have a great day Tim and Liam!
The 1908 combo set is awesome. It's a manly gift for men that have been forged from steel, hardened and tempered. Honed to a razor's edge and smooth as silk to the touch. 👊🦊👍 🪓
I'm only guessing, It's a on or off type thing. Keep fingers out of the way.
Love those things !!!
I found one of those things out in the world in the old historical shop at the Center for Metal Arts, sitting in a corner waiting for someone to come love it. It was cool to see in person after seeing so many of your videos on them
If you would just extend your handle so that it sticks up like a foot taller--- then it will have a lot more throw and you can be a lot more precise with minute movements.... I'd actually make it 2 ft tall, like a hand brake in a drift car. lol.. Easy fix; and easy to revert back to the original... You could even extend the handle straight out to you, so you don't have to reach for it, and it would still give you the same effect.
the ergonomics would be horrendous, better to just adjust or fix the problem.
@@genghischuan4886 How? I disagree. You're doing the same motion-- pulling a lever. It just has to travel 4 inches instead of 1/4 inch...... and if you had the handle sticking straight out at you, you could have even more stability, because its much easier for you to push something precisely up and down, rather than forward and back--- because that is effecting your stabilizing balance, vs a handle sticking straight at you, right by your side.. you can push it up and down like drawing a pistol from a holster at your side. It would be 1000x better, way easier to reach, a wider range of movement with finer gradient... You could even do it with a C-clamp and a piece of flat bar temporarily, it would only take a few seconds to set it up and can be reverted back to the standard set up just as fast............ The only issue that I can see is that it would stick out in the way of you walking by it when you're not using it........
@@calholli you disagree because youve never run equipment. end of story
you would be better off just adjusting the valve so it works right, nice and responsive, and you could move it quickly to hammer somthing down
@@calvinwright1816 exactly, the correct way, not welding some intrusive back breaking bars that get in the way and make the job unsafe
Great work on the tooling!
Looking like a really fun way to spend your day
Wish the hatchets were in the budget. Great looking tools and well worth the price considering the labor that goes into them.
Hi, really enjoy your videos! Pick up a can or 2 of spray carburetor cleaner to really clean out the sticky gunk in the hard to reach places. It will dissolve it flush it away so that you can apply fresh oil/grease. Cheers.
You gotta strip the whole machine, clean it, and then repaint it.
I was thinking about that to, it's a lot of work tho😅
great pacing to your edit.
Super curious to see what the throttle control looks like on the inside, and what your options are to give a wider control band. Great videos, love following your work!
RIP Lee « Scratch » Perry, the original Upsetter.
Fantastic video well done bud stay safe 👍🇬🇧🍺🤘🔪
I’d love to see a Viking bearded axe design for bushcraft
WD 40 is called so because it was formulated in 1953 by Rocket Chemical Company. "Water Displacement, 40th formula" to keep water from condensing on to the outside of liquid fueled rocket engines. The company does make de-greasers too!
love the process videos, keep it up
Was waiting for a tear down 😐
Could you lengthen the handle to give you more motion for control?
yes fact
that things cool!
Huh i don’t have a piece of steel big enough. Lights forge, tosses small chunk of steel in
More WD40 Tim!
More is more gooder!
Hey Tim
Somewhere a train is derailing now ^^
QUESTION! If that rail track is that old would the radio isotopes be different like how it is in battleship armour? They use certain armour plate types because of the lack of nuclear isotopes. Gives a better back ground picture for mri’s and such
Any steel made before July 1945 (the Trinity test) can be considered low background steel and is highly sought after for MRI use.
Try and see if you can get a volab going with wranglerstar. I am almost certain he woulf abselutely love your work and axes/hammers, expecially eith the history in the steel, and it being all american made. I think if you just send an axe to him he will do a video on it.
Hi Tim are you msaki9ng double bit axes cant find one in the UK believe it or not , also do you ship to the UK :-) ?
Blacksmith, part time tool and die man. Great custom made parts Tim.
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Jonhy be good! :-)_________________(c)Chuck Berry
brake clean my guy buy it by the pallet
I would use brake cleaner to clean the inside of the cylinder.
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Sorry bud, not quite. Gg for being early though.
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this is upsetting