How To Making Epic Spring Swages.
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2020
- In this video I will be forging making some spring swages to complete a project I started a while back. I really love blacksmithing projects like this one and i have tried my best to make some epic swages. These is a great project for some one looking to improve there tool kit. If liked this video i will be making lot of tools like this very soon.
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Best spring swages I’ve seen
You have always made nice items BUT the last 6 months or so everything you make is so precise and of high quality. Excellent work.
So lovely to see a blacksmith who shows us what to do in real time. No weird music, special effects or speeded up... Oh well a bit of speeded up sections. ♥️
I missed some videos, so I watching them now, great tool, amazing work!
As a new blacksmith I just have to say Thank you for every video you have made I learn something new and useful from your videos
Glad to help
You make a hell of a tool.... You make some nice ones too uses also 👍😎🤣🤣🤣 You rock brother. The boss says Hi
Really cool man.
very nice very nice
Sweet!
Thats a very nice swage! alot of work though, I just bend mine up cold but then again I abuse my tools so much, I think if made a nice one I would be afraid to use it...
I LIKE IT!!!!!! Your detail and instructions much better than in the past. Hope your having fun with it Dan.
Thanks got my inspiration for the day...now to fire up the forge and practice
Excellent! I make mine with flat springs to minimize fishtailing. But the similarity stops there. No drilling, no fullering the spring. Yours are ART!
Very cool tool sir!!!
this spring swage has the same distinctive look as your tongs; high quality and made with lots of love really enjoying watching you making tools. thanks mate.
Enjoyable as ever really had a great time Monday with you and my grandson Reese he really regrets not having a go on Kitty hope that the weather improves for you and the folks down your neck of the woods 👍
Very nice!! I really like this spring swage design and I think these will be the new standard to measure all other spring swages by. The whole design just screams style and comfort when holding. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks! You gave me a good idea for making me a swageblock that i need. I don't have much spare money to buy supplies, but I got scrap metal around! LOL! I see how to use old pipe now to make one!!! Thanks! Take care and God bless!
My friend, you are looking and sounding so very comfortable with making videos these days. Keep them coming, please. 🔥⚒️ Ffforge on fella 👍
epic!
Love the tool vids. Keep em coming. I learn alot from you and cant tell you how much it means to have someone like you to learn from. Wish you were closer. Hit me up if youre ever back in the states.
Great vid Dan. I always learn something new watching you make a new tool. Keep up the good work.
Anyone who’s ever done any forging will know how much work is that involved moving that iron!
They look very clean Dan, Nice Work. Thanks
Another nice video Dan. I love the Massey but mostly watch for your hammer work.
They look heavy duty
Very nice Dan! Thanks for sharing and God Bless you sir!
Freedom units,ah ha,awesome.
Nice clean swages. The video quality is very good and I had no trouble hearing you. Thanks for doing as much as you do at the anvil. I don't think many of us have power hammers.
Very well executed Daniel.
I've made I think 9 sizes of spring swages now.
Super useful tools.
I use them in my power hammer and Treadle hammer.
Thanks for sharing the process.
Your camera good such good footage of your welds I instinctively turned my eyes. Then I promptly called myself an idiot. Great job!
As always a very good video with really good explanation on how to make it. They look great
The larger scrolling tool you used in this video looks like it was made from a large chain link.
Well made Dan like the fullers down length for strength good idea there
Good Fun. Thank You for the demo. You are an inspiration.
I really like the fullered handles. Very schmick.
Thank you again , very clever.
Loved the build dan, great video
I like the scrolling tool made from chain link! That's a good idea Daniel!!
? Not sure what you mean?
You need a "Rustyhubcap forge mallet", trust me, it will do you well
Very nice, thanks for sharing. Something that I'll definitely have to make for myself down the road. Definitely a tad smaller than that though...
That js the largest fly press I have ever seen!
It's an 8 and they make a 10! I do love her.
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Love the video, just want to point out that the measurements at 1:30 into freedom units is a bit off. The measurements you have would make it an almost 2foot square of plate steel instead of a bar that looks to be an inch wide
I'm not sure what the hell i have done there. sorry and thank you for helping me out. lol sorry for not being good with inches.
OK its 1 inch x 5/16 and 31 inches long. 25mm is about one inch.
No worries, I just noticed and assumed it was just a mix up lol keep up the good work!!
You should group these videos into a group ...... "Cool Tools"!
That wasn't me on the phone at the 4.25 minute mark was it Dan? LOL, sorry if it was. That parcel I'm sending should be landing at yours tomorrow some time before 1pm. Hope it goes down well :)
I think it was migyt have been the old man. Lol
No issues forging and phoning
No issues forging and phoning
@@danielmoss2089 I stopped keeping my phone on me in the shop since I got a load of metal dust in the speaker, I usually leave it in my coat in the office and check it during tea breaks. I pocket dialled you when I was picking my coat up, all for the best though :D
Very cool Daniel. What's the purpose of the curve? Strength or comfort? Or both.
Would it be beneficial to have the top of the toll rounded, so that you don’t stress the wield on the top die to much when hitting oversized material? (never seen it, but would the tool benefit?)