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That come out well Doc🙂

Forge a pipe tomahawk

What saw is this? do you have anymore on it ?

Can you tell me more about the press used in 4:30? its awsome! :D

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The hydrolic pot is empty it should lift blade on back cut

Beautiful handcraft

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..Great job on the hammer Doc...!

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..Good catch on that file bit Doc. You still amaze me with your forge welding. That's going to be a nice hatchet/tomahawk. Well done sir...!!

..Dang Doc, i was tired when i started watching this. Now i'm plum wore out. Great job as is usual sir...!

See! Making those tongs wasn't so bad - it only took 30 minute, 12 seconds.....and 4 hours!

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..Anybody would be Proud of that clever Doc. You did an extremely Good job making it...!!

It turned out very well! Milling it off instead of 8 hours of hand sanding might not win you to many friends with the purists though ;)

My arm aches just watching you...

..Wow Doc, you sure do push the envelope! That's a chunk to move. Well done sir. i'll be a waitin to see the next installment...

Your partner shown me the finished product so I had to come and see its creation! Absolutely fascinating work!

Wow! That stuff looked like a pain to move under the hammer. I have a question: How do you affix the bottom fullering die on your fly press? I just got a Norton No. 8 and am figuring out a tool/fixturing system. Thanks for the video!

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Love mine, great for nice straight cuts

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do you use the flat platen much? I dont think mine has been on my grinder for about 3 years, the rubber wheel lives on mine.

That’s the way I’d have to press steel, IF I ever did it.

I find it hard to break a chip with 4140 on my little lathe, spaghetti junction. If someone would only give me a lathe with twice the grunt...

Use metal sealed "6201 ZZ C3" bearings -they're a way better quality bearing. The number shows the size (12 x 32 x 10), ZZ indicates 2 metal seals and the C3 indicates high speed, high load rating. Koyo is an excellent brand. 2rs (rubber seals) bearings are more a standard duty thing.

Just a suggestion, on the lathe turning, on that material you need to feed much faster and cut deeper, so you get the chip to break. You will still get a good surface finish. As the diameter gets smaller increase your rpms.

..That's 1 thing i like about your channels Doc. You are either trying to improve on your ability or equipment. Good job sir...

Did your foot operated hammer make the trip with you?

Doc, nice hammer! Especially in that heat! Please turn on the automatic closed-captions in all of your videos too.

..Well done Doc! i sure do like it when you use the fly press. Keep hydrated...

35 + degrees in Aus what do we do, fire up the forge.....

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..That's what i was wondering, if you had to give it more muscle compared to a steel hammer of about the same weight. Nice leaf. Great seeing the hammer in action...

It looks about the size of a 1kg steel hammer, was does it weigh in titanium?

Love the 3 hammers I purchased from you ...awesome work 👍

..Good job Doc. when you did the initial squeeze with the flypress it looked like butter. Hope to see you using it in a future video...

Don’t forget the strap it or the log will split.

..Great acquisition to the shop. i really like watching you do hammers,(especially wrought iron), and layered most anything. That press is going to be a beast...

Yay! Awesome fly press action! This is such a cool project. Thank you for the video!

Doc, if you decide to really get into fancy patterns in "Damascus" forgings, check out Kyle Royer's knifemaking channel. He's a Master Smith (in knifemaking) and forges some really extreme patterns.