Very beautiful job. Forged out very well. Hopefully you or the future owners get great use out of it for many years to come. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
Thank you Pete and we certainly will keep videos coming. There has been a longer gap between our latest videos but hopefully we will have next video up quite soon. 🙂
Cuando ya esta formada la cuchara; cuales son las sustancias que usas? El liquido de bidon y el polvo blanco y lo llevas a alta temperatura? Excelente trabajo!!
Very nice sir. Can I ask what process you did on the copper scoop before final assembly? I've made some similar copper scoops but just polished the copper...
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Very nice. And even better, you showed the tool I need to make to speed up the bowl shaping!
I may be a bit late but, if you search for jewelers making spheres and such you will find some interesting tools that may help.
It's a beautiful scoop friend. I love the idea of combining metals. 👍
Fantastic artwork. The video, the scoop and the sound. How lucky you are to have that beautiful space to work in peace.
Great craftsmanship, beautiful workshop and filming. Thank you !
Very well done. The spoon and the video. Fun to watch
Very beautiful job. Forged out very well. Hopefully you or the future owners get great use out of it for many years to come. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
Thank you for the support and kind words. 🙏🏻
That is beautiful!! 💞
An absolutely stunning piece of work. I found the video compelling, thank you for sharing.
Thank you. 🙏🏻
It was nice seeing your workshop and having a chat with y'all in person. I'll see you again soon hopefully!
Thanks for sharing! Great hammer control and technique.
Excellent videography, looking forward to the next project!
Very nice job good eye for detail.
What are you putting scoop into at 5:30? What is the solution that you are making
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Great to see another video keep em coming 👍
Thank you Pete and we certainly will keep videos coming. There has been a longer gap between our latest videos but hopefully we will have next video up quite soon. 🙂
Cuando ya esta formada la cuchara; cuales son las sustancias que usas? El liquido de bidon y el polvo blanco y lo llevas a alta temperatura? Excelente trabajo!!
Excellent!!!
What would you recommend putting on the copper to keep it food safe and looking shiny? I'm thinking bees wax for both copper and steel.
What size copper round do you generally start with for a scoop? Great video.
Looked like 18 gauge
Nice, was wondering where you were going with what looked like a tang on the end of the handle but of corse, looks great!
Thank you Paul. 🙂
Nice!
how big was the round you started with?
Well done sir!
Thank you Marc. 🙂
Awesome!!! Now I gotta make 20 Lol 😂👍
Bastante bien gracias
Very nice sir. Can I ask what process you did on the copper scoop before final assembly? I've made some similar copper scoops but just polished the copper...
Thank you! The scoop was left in an ultrasonic cleaner containing a mild acid bath.
Nice work, lots of steps! 😂
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Where can I buy one made from you
Shear.
You don't need a hot mic poiinted at an angle grinder - ever. Or at least edit it down a few db. Thanks.
Coppersmiths are the workers with polished hammers not blacksmiths.
Not true. Bladesmiths enjoy the benefits of mirror polish hammers as well. Saves on more work down the line.