1/4 Metalworks - The Blacksmith's Tale

[@feywerfolevado6286]

I love these documentaries, no frilly or hyped up dramatizations, just straight-to-the-point style.

[@athenassigil5820]

Simply, Glorious. A love letter to the art of the smithy!

[@theangrycheeto]

My goodness, blacksmiths pulling out teeth. That is downright brutal.

[@velazquezarmouries]

It was the best thing available

[@deand8070]

I suppose, if you need to get a tooth pulled, you're going to want someone who knows how to use a pair of tongs and has a great deal of strength

[@gosteadyready3485]

Awesome. Thank you for upload.

[@michaeljensen6205]

I got a question, 8:06 is that same strength fused as is a single piece that was NOT fused (welded)? Breaking resistance I meant ...

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

In theory yes as long as the cross section of the material is maintained. Much better than a modern weld which is cast as the other weld is a solid state weld.

[@guysview]

Forge welding, (like electric or gas welding we do today), is a molecular bond and not an adhesion like gluing. So your answer is yes two pieces forge welded together is as strong as a single piece.

[@manufacturedfracture]

does anyone have a specific citation on that poem?

[@IsabelAfOhring]

manufacturedfracture
Here you can find the whole poem;
books.google.se/books?id=MNXCAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA184&lpg=PA184&dq=the+craftsmen+clamour+for+coal+coal+coal&source=bl&ots=ckswmRR5qB&sig=tetIqVj8rfLf46-Tro5X96xhhzE&hl=sv&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=the%20craftsmen%20clamour%20for%20coal%20coal%20coal&f=false

[@thanosgt_me9485]

My teacher Made all 4 videos a Assignment

[@segafanboy5841]

Thank you

[@michelparadis1414]

☼

[@tiupai5055]

How is blacksmith relate to the magoon family