How to start Blacksmithing - What scrap metal is good for you?
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Welcome to our new video. This week on how to start blacksmithing we talk about what scrap metal is good for you as a blacksmith. This is one for all you up cyclers out there how want to use thrown away and discarded items to make beautiful and useful things. Hope you enjoy the video Please remember to like and subscribe.
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Epic point about the micro cracks. Most people don't realise that.
wow Daniel Moss watching my videos! I've watched loads of yours, big fan! They helped me a massive amount when starting blacksmithing! hope to hear from you again.
@@TheDancecommander5 yeah I subbed as well though I would help out. Nice video just wanted to point out a couple of mistake try and help out.
The chair spring that you heated up has been normalised not tempered.
Do you mean cast or wrought iron?
Do you know why it's called "steel"? Because, if I see it; I'm gonna steal it.
You need more subs I did manage to find the sub button haha 😂 so I hope that helps you keep up the great work
Thanks for the sub! look forward to hearing from you in the future!!
There used to be all kinds of scrap around. Now days seems to be far less
This is true! Too many people weighing it in these days, but there is still stuff out there to find.
Magnets don't stick to stainless steel.
Zink is not an alloy it's an element. If a metal has more than one element in it it's an alloy steel is an alloy. As it's made of canon and iron plus other elements some times. Zinc is an element that is heat to a liquid and the metal is dipped in it. It's a coating.
Some alloys are magnetic.
I GOT a swaybar from a Mercedes after an accident. It's been great for hot punches and other tools.
Take the metal and sell it to recycling. Use the money buy what you need.
magnets can stick to stainless steel just be careful. I had a bulk milk tank that was magnetic and very obviously ss