Hand Forged Rasp Tomahawk pt1
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2022
- Today Trenton returns to the coal forge to make a tomahawk from and old farrier's rasp.
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You could also leave the blade that wide and it would still be good! Glad to see your putting out content again!
Excited to be getting consistent vids out. We are actually hiring camera people to film.
Forehead slap for that vise-keeping-the-eye-welded tip. Thank you!
Its was a "duh" moment for me as well
The two tomahawks I have forged so far I had the same problem with the weld splitting near the handle. I drilled a hole there then riveted tight. Flatting the rivet head I then stamped my initials on eather side it made it look kinda cool while reforcing the eye. I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks! its really tough to get the heat where it needs to be and its always a weak point.
Good to see you making videos again!
More to come!
Glad to see new videos! Thank you.
Glad you guys are here watching!
As usual, I picked up at least one technique I haven't used before which will help me greatly, and for that I thank you!
Tig Weld the edge…combination of old and New Technology.
I cheat often with a little plop of MIG!
Thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching
Glad your finally making new videos sir, although I still wonder if you cooked down that borax…😂
I’ve also seen using a chisel on the 5160 insert to make little teeth that will bite into the body when assembling.
Ive seen it too and just never had it work very well for me.
Ok, the vice + inside welding trick is really good. I've had one split on me before (but that was with a questionable forge weld in a crappy propane forge).
The power of the algorithm compels me
🤣 it's saying good things about you tho 👍
I have have learned a lot from your book and videos keep it up. I like the voice over but talking to people even thru the camera helps too
Trying some new things to help with the ease of production
Can we expect to see some hatchets for sale soon???
End of Jan, feb!
Nice video! What color are you looking for with the different steels before you start the forge welding process?
Lemon yellow and just a hint of sparkles
@@purgatoryironworks Thank you👍
I use the same style of tongs when I make rasp tomahawks. They are decent for holding at the eye, but otherwise I agree that they are a bit awkward. Is there a good type of tong for making folded tomahawks and axes?
There a few different ways to skin the cat but hammer eye tongs, made for the size hawk, is usually best
Hello I am starting out in blacksmithing I have a small paint can forge is there a chance I might be able to get any tips or advice for things
Watch all the videos. All of them....twice
That’s a lot of fusion cocaine
Well, its an insane train and you have to have plenty of fusion cocaine on the insane train.
@@purgatoryironworks Davy Jones, you better watch your speed.
do you sell these?
Should have a few up in a week or two.
Can that rasp tomahawk melt steal beans
Like it melted your mom's panties.