Forging and Making a Handled Butcher
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I forge and make a new tool: a handled butcher. The butcher assists with creating clear transitions in metal and I plan on using it for an axe forging project. I show how to turn a round bar into a very pretty butcher and then also show my method for taking hard wood and turning it into a handle that I will attach to the butcher. Lots of clever little tricks to learn here.
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There's nothing more satisfying than seeing raw materials become something useful.
The process of transformation is really neat indeed.
Nice to see you again! :)
Been following you since 2011. Love your stuff, keep it up bro.
I've also heard this hammer being called a parter and a splitter.
Perhaps consider making a slot punch from H13, so it holds up better ?
Yes. Definitely. I think that would be the right call.
Top quality video, as always. Thak you for sharing.
Great project! It's the first time I see spokeshave used in pushing manner - I always used it by pulling towards myself, kind of like japanese handplanes. Does pushing have any benefits?
Either way seems to work fine. Didn’t notice much of a difference to be honest.
Wonderful video!
Thanks for work! )
So awesome
Awsome!
your endurance is crazy, when I`m hammering on my C80 steel I just have less than 8 heating processes.
Awsom Video, als always :)
Very interesting and skillful
Great looking tool you made and I've never seen one before thanks for sharing!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Yay. Thanks for commenting.
Hi Neil, how could I commission you a Spear Head? Which channel could we talk?
Unfortunately, I don’t do commissions. I can point you towards very talented bladesmiths though who might make a piece like this for you. I’d guess you would be looking at $5000.
That tempering trick is really cool.
Glad you liked it. Works pretty well.
Yay, new video! Always good to see you again.
Thank you!
I've had one of these "hammers" in my attic for years, had no clue what it was used for, and kinda hard to figure out, because there's a slate hammer that's quite similar in style (a longer, thinner wedge).
Makes me wonder how it ended up in your attic and the story behind the tool.
@@NielsProvos I read your reply and I heard your voice in my head when reading it.
@@bradleyholcombe6114 that’s pretty funny.
Hi Niels, sehr schönes Werkzeug. Ist großartig geworden. Deine Videos sind immer sehr interessant, Deine Erzählweise dabei aber entspannend. Danke.
Freut mich, daß es Dir gefällt. Mein größtes Problem ist die Zeit. Aber zumindest kann ich gelegentlich mal ein neues Video machen.
@@NielsProvos Klar. Mit Vollzeitjob und Familie ist es sicher hart, nicht nur Zeit für dein Hobby zu finden, sondern auch noch so tolle Videos darüber zu schneiden.
are you the guy that created bcrypt?
One of them 😎