Building a Scrap Metal Guillotine Tool. Blacksmith helper.
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2020
- It's time to tool up and for this I need to call in the big guns. I will be making a "scrap metal" Guillotine tool form left over metal I have laying around the forge. I will be making fullers in this video with the aim of producing more tools later on.
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A little Super Power we all have and you doing fine.
I built one, Welding it and also planning a rebuild.Like the mount onto your anvii will copy that Sir.
I used one piece of duck tape to shim many of my builds and yes it burns up but the welds holds before it's burns and goes making the tape fall or pull off easily.
Thanks Daniel Moss for your teaching me and many.
Next time you are in The Quad State Roundup here in Ohio USA. I hope to meet you Sir and shake your hand Sir.
Drill a hole in the die so you can push a piece of rod through it and left the dies out whilst keeping your hands clear
Nice design Dan
This sounds like the plan, Dan. Simple, effective and an easy modification. Nice one Phil 👍
Nice to see the tool designed by the famous Irish engineer Gill O'Teen. :)
Great tool!! No worries about not having a video lately. We all know life happens. Many things contribute to being productive in the shop!!
Nice build Dan. Take the Time to
build, on projects, on life, new chapters and with yourself.. Take care.
Weld a peg to stick out the front or back for a handle on the top fuller.... good build Dan!
yeah, peg for the top center with a lever that pivots on the right hand side
Nice Dan, just weld a little lug on the front of the top plate and you can then nudge it up enough (with a gloved hand) to get the job underneath. Even if the hammer does drop, it can’t get your fingers.
Very cool design👍✌
I was wondering why such a huge guillotine when I saw the thumbnail then you put it under the power hammer and it all made sense thanks for sharing Dan!
Very cool build man
Awesome video dan, you got a great eye for this stuff. 💪💪👏👏
I have been thinking of making a guillotine tool after seeing them used on youtube ,But your design runs rings around anything i have seen so far .I will be using it at the anvil only as i don't own a power hammer . so thanks Daniel and stay safe man cheers.
Hey Douglas I know you say this runs rings around any other guillotine tool you have seen before and yes I do think it is a good tool. However before you start fabricating your own I suggest you look at this guillotine tool that I made in my workshop from scrap materials that I believe is as good or better when it comes to design and full functionality. Check it out on my channel @ Forge Wright : Part 1 ruclips.net/video/lKVQ8mE2GEY/видео.html and Part 2 ruclips.net/video/EIZLJrNqhLk/видео.html and if you do like the tool feel free to use the design and please recommend it and the channel to anyone you feel might like to make one the same. Cheers from Forge Wright
Hope you are keeping safe Dan if you put a spring each side of the bottom die then that would lift the top die back up after each strike keeping fingers safe 😊
Love that guillotine tool. With that top part of the tool while under the power hammer, what about welding a bit of square on it facing you so when you want to get it out, use a pair of tongs instead of your hand going in there. Just a thought Dan. Well done.
Really neat design. Thank you for sharing with us!
Very cool Dan! Thanks again for sharing and God Bless you sir!
Staying with recycled materials a couple of heavy valve springs to act like die springs and a bar on the top tool with round bar to keep the springs in line. Love the videos.
I need one!😁👍
Nice tool Dan! One of the most innovative I have seen.
Love the build dan great video
So inspiring, i love it. 👍🔥⚒
Just make a sharpe ended pry bar that you can push into the gap to lift the top die (? Fuller?). You could also plan ahead and stuff something else in there before removing your work piece........ I think the pry bar is the easiest solution. I am thinking of an idea for a foot peddle idea that would lift the die....... top tool?....... for you (please can somebody please tell me what the top one would be called?!?!?). If you message me I can try to explain the peddle idea. I think I'd confuse to many people with a long and rambling discription LOL
On the whole Corona virus bit, I just wanted to say a massive thank you for still trying to get videos out. People on the front line and key workers are getting so much praise at the moment (they definitely deserve it), but I think people who in entertainment/news etc., really need a load of praise too. It's people, like you, who are going that extra mile (where it's safe to do so) to give us something to do/watch while we are all in lockdown. Thank you for all you do. I hope you and your family stay safe during this awful time 👍
Glen Everett
Glen hi, a simple answer that makes sense to me to name the top die would be the striker die and the lower one the anvil die! Probably not correct terminology but seems to fit.
@@paulorchard7960 thanks 👍
I just call them the top and bottom dies. You could also insert the type of die as well if you wanted.. top fullering die, bottom fullering die and so on.
Nice, sturdy guillotine! Good design for the most part. Get Ben to reach under and lift the dies. He's expendable
Good idea
great stuff mate
pleasure thank you for all the great comments
Now that you have that. You can finally send me Kitty 😎 Nice tool Dan
I thought you were going to make a fabricator's type of guillotine, I thought that wasn’t too much of a challenge for a blacksmith of your calibre. I'm not the best clued up when it comes to blacksmithing...or any metalwork for that matter. I was really impressed when you were doing something different. I was even more impressed when I saw it in operation.
I hope these times aren’t having too much of a long term impact on your business, there’s nothing better than to see a hard working, enterprising young person. Take care and don’t take too many risks.
Don’t be hard on yourself, sometimes life happens, I hope things get better for you.
Thank you your very kind. I'll try my best and keep going.
It look great job sir!!!
You have to look after #1 1st before you can look after anyone else. And in your life, you're #1. So, you do what you have to do for yourself, then you can do things for others 👍
Thanks heaps for making this mate!
I'll be adding some very weak captive springs to each side seated in shallow holes. Just to help lift it back up between blows. Hoping I won't loose too much energy to the spring but also hoping to use it in the forging press.
Stick with a magnet, hook and a loop on the fuller, hole in the fuller and a pokey stick... 👍
Good build. Who doesn't want a Guillotine that could be struck with a 16 lb Sledge
Maybe you could weld a little nub on the top die so you can lift it without being in harm’s way!
Try a small set of Valev Springs
Time to make a set of butcher dies now, for making crisp shoulders on a tennon.
Forget the spring suggestions Dan, too much additional work and there's potential for them to launch out your top die under a power hammer. Drill a hole in the top die and make a handled spike with a tapered point. Provided the handle length brings your hand out of the danger zone you're golden. Nice take on the hand powered version :)
Light spring maybe? Yes, this means it generally 'held open' and not in contact... But I don't think the power hammer much cares - it will simply be driving it to some solid resistance.
Put a bit of spring on either side of the top dies track Maybe.
Nice build, proof of concept open to adjustments and improvements.
I like the idea and the design. Will be interested in how you work around the die lift issue be it peg and ting or spring hold open or some combination of these
🙏 Blessings sir please stay healthy and somewhat sane lol
Crawford out ⚒️🧙♂️
Awesome looking tool Sir Dan! I'm surprised you didn't shape it like a mouth with braces or gnarly looking grin on it, so it would make it look like 'Kitty' was chewing on steel! 🤣🤣
Nice tool! 👍Привет из России! 🤝👋
First and well done Dan.
Drill a hole in back of top die and add a round bar spring sticking out the back?
Like hybrid guillotine/spring fuller.
The Frankinfuller
You've probably sorted it by now but a short length of round bar (say 1") welded perpendicular to the top die would give you a small handle to lift it with while keeping your hand out of harm's way.
Maybe weld a small bar to the front of the die to lift it like a little handle
Tidy boy
could you put a hole through the top half so you could use a spike or something to lift it up
couple of light springs either side of the tool to lift it clear would help
and now having read down the comments seen it's been mentioned before. I can send you some if you like I have a box full at work.
You said it with the 1st time! Virus NONSENSE!!
Hello mate, always interesting and honest. If anyone feels let down, given the present situation, they don't matter. Regardless of whether you could have done more or not. You have to do what is needed, everything else is just .... ?
😁👍
Dan what about a 9mm hole in the die to let you put an 8mm round bar in so you can completely lift the die out??? Do you have to harden the fullers?? Great bit of kit.
Hey man i really appreciate your videos, they are really helpful and informative. One question i have is can you Finnish the post vise project? I love that series. Now that I think about it I love all of your videos... keep up the good work!
I will for sure just trying to sort the screw box
Thanks for updating us on it! I just got my first actual post vise a few days ago. It has 5 &1/2 inch jaws
Check out Cloverdale forges guillotine tool has a feature that may work for you
www.cloverdaleforge.com/blacksmith-tools-and-equipment-for-sale/
It looks awesome, l like how you designed your dies, l was wondering how one could get bigger radius fulers in a guillotine.
6:23 I liked the welding sparks jumping back into the weld. Reversed the welding polarity, right?😉
Just having a little play in the editing software. Hehe
Couple of small coil springs in the bottom of the rails between the two dies ? Shouldn't lose much in the way of hitting force (when using with a hammer manually), but should be enough to raise the top fuller between strokes ?
could you drill in ends static die "unmoveing" place light springs of correct height to lift "armature" die
Just a note, Dan. SCRAP is different that SCRAPE. Perhaps not in the UK but maybe it was just a mistake when you typed it, too! Scrap being thrown away stuff, ie, old leaf springs and other iron only a Blacksmith or tinkerer would be interested in and scrape being something you might do going through a tight spot that SCRAPES a layer of skin off your arm!
Maybe that's clear as mud or maybe you got my meaning! No, I'm not a spelling Nazi but I think your viewers will know the difference and wonder!
Now that I look at the title of the video ON the video and the title UNDER it, I KNOW you know the difference but, this is already typed and I'm too lazy to delete it!
Thanks!
Sorry for being a nit picker!
hi, can you build a lifesize ones? the politicians are trying to take away our guns again