Fundamentals of Blacksmithing - Upsetting
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Continuing our look at the basic skills of the blacksmith we look at upsetting. Or making a bar shorter and larger in cross section.
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Fundamentals are still interesting and relevant to folks like me
A short but Invaluable educational video from John who never fails us to learn his skills. Thank You John your knowledge is second to none and you never ask for anything in return. Your a true gentelman
I've had a lot of trouble with upsetting. I've learned that a slight taper on the heated end of a bar helps keep the bulge concentric. My take away here is the upsetting plate. I'm gonna bolt one down to my anvil stump. Thank you!
THANK you.
You know what they say John "it's ok to get upset as long as you don't get All Bent about it" 😁😉
Well said
Oh the corny jokes are everywhere today
John very nice and very helpful and definitely useful video. Thanks so much John. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work John. Can wait to see more videos on this video seariss. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Love the short videos John , And talk about upsetting you make it look so easy but that just makes me try harder . Thank's John. :)
this channel is soooo underrated ! great content sir!
Thanks for sharing
Thx Mr. John.
Don’t think I could ever do this but I’m still enjoying watching
One of my first purposeful forgings. Using a crackerjack propane torch, I upset some 1/4" rod on the ends to produce hinge pins. In spite of being upset and a wee bit bent, they still haven't fallen through the hinge blocks!
I appreciate the explanations and information you provided. Thanks for what you are doing. Love the content
Love this series! Thank you John.
Very nice demonstration John thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the information. Very cool!
Good morning John, great video even though it was upsetting. Sorry about that!🤗 . Great information though and it was interesting. Thanks for sharing with us.Fred.🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋
That is a magnificent anvil !!
Thanks, I like it
Hi John I’m a welding inspector and never have a problem upsetting welders hot or cold 😉
Extremely useful
love this
👍🏼
Assuming the piece fits is there any reason I can't upset in a vice. I have a particular project in mind and it will either save a lot of time or ruin it so thought I'd ask here
As long as your vise is up to the abuse, its a great way to work
I guarantee if he was in forged in fire, he would be champion.
I found this video
*removes sunglasses*
Quite upsetting
Since this was a rather short video I took another dose of daily smith from Canada
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