Have a paraffin candle on hand and rub it along the bar as soon as it comes out of the row so that the heat melts the wax and the next pass through the hole will be smoother.
Your videos are always such a joy to watch. I am a software engineer and I don’t understand the things that you do, but watching your creative and technical process is so satisfying. Thank you for sharing!
Can you imagine the first madlad who got it into his head to make entire pieces of armor out of interlocking drawn wire like this? The dedication is surreal.
I think you and the awesome dude over at bigstackd would make the best of buddies lol. Together you could melt everything metallic on the planet and then melt the melter furnace.
I can remember as an apprentice we used to forge copper sledge hammer heads and the old style soldering iron heads. That taste of hot copper from the fumes , can still remember it now.
You are definitely one of a kind,smallest details for upcoming projects,using what is available to you.good video.just keep on doing what you do best.👍👍👍😎😎😎
My shoulders & hands were hurting in sympathy while you were pulling. And if it was impossible for you, OMG, I have nowhere near the strength you have as a smith and couldn't have done the first pull! That was fascinating, entertaining, and very educational. Great video, btw. Thanks.
I am wondering doesn't the pressure applied to the copper going through the wire gauges work harden the copper, if so then heating it up would have made it easier to work down to a smaller diameter.
Rollers would work to draw the wire through dies. If you made an induction coil attachment + a quench you could anneal it very rapidly when it starts to work harden.
I like your wire stripper thats clever ...I hate stripping wire, especially the multistrand lightweight stuff....the knife constantly cuts through strands making it into a vicious hairball so I am going to try that way thanks for sharing Hand drawing copper looks horrible , I think I would have stuck with the roller for a while longer but I would be incredibly pleases with the wire you ended up with..I am feeling a need to try this now....maybe with the winch on my 16ft trailer lol
Great job Sir. As I was watching, I was thinking "You could get one of those ratchet strap things and pull it REAL hard...." And there you were! Haha! Great job. In the USA we call that a boat winch, or a boat trailer crank.... Heh heh heh!!! I'm slightly surprised it didn't just break your copper rod.... Seemed to work pretty good!!! Very nice.... The real question is..... what are you going to do with that copper rod????
People are really stupid on coments, black beard is doing this bcs his like, also want to show how the process is made, he dont want to sell copper rods lol. 🙄🙄
Because he can. And he made a video doing it. And you watched the video. And you commented on the video. Money in his pocket!
Have a paraffin candle on hand and rub it along the bar as soon as it comes out of the row so that the heat melts the wax and the next pass through the hole will be smoother.
Not sure if you know this but you can buy copper rod like that for 2$ per foot.
You should have told me sooner! 😭🤦♂️
@@BlackBeardProjects Sorry, my bad 😂
Great job!
That's the beefiest pasta machine I've ever seen.
Forbidden extra crunchy spaghetti
😂😂
Your videos are always such a joy to watch. I am a software engineer and I don’t understand the things that you do, but watching your creative and technical process is so satisfying. Thank you for sharing!
Can you imagine the first madlad who got it into his head to make entire pieces of armor out of interlocking drawn wire like this? The dedication is surreal.
I think you and the awesome dude over at bigstackd would make the best of buddies lol. Together you could melt everything metallic on the planet and then melt the melter furnace.
Determination and curiosity breed innovation! 💡💪
Copper really is an incredible material.
Agree!
I can remember as an apprentice we used to forge copper sledge hammer heads and the old style soldering iron heads. That taste of hot copper from the fumes , can still remember it now.
sounds healthy XD
@@lr-forge2337 back then, jeez. That place was a death trap.
How its made by black beard projects
When you have no idea to make a movie
Copper work hardens quickly, annealing the rod multiple times during the process might have made it easier. That being said, I loved your innovation!
Excelente vídeo, y excelente solución!.
You are definitely one of a kind,smallest details for upcoming projects,using what is available to you.good video.just keep on doing what you do best.👍👍👍😎😎😎
them italians making pasta out of everything...
That’s a lot of time and effort for £2.50 worth of copper rod.
Obviously Not done for the price…
@@rickyseddon4786 obviously. That doesn’t take anything away from my original statement.
@@sjv6598 Did you read the description?
Seems someone hasn't bought anything made of copper in a while
10 € per kg and it is at its maximum, so it is not much of a value… but gipsy still enjoy the stealing even of the gutters
You seem to have a hand tool for any situation.
Now, turn that copper rod into a tube, and I will be very impressed.
My shoulders & hands were hurting in sympathy while you were pulling. And if it was impossible for you, OMG, I have nowhere near the strength you have as a smith and couldn't have done the first pull! That was fascinating, entertaining, and very educational. Great video, btw. Thanks.
I miei complimenti per aver trattenuto le bestemmie mentre trafilavi a mano quella barretta 🤣
So, does quenching the copper after you anneal give you a better annealing than letting it air cool or cool in vermiculite?
It doesn’t matter how you cool copper, it’s the heating that anneals it’s. The only way to harden copper is by work hardening.
@@sjv6598I thought it was brass that you work hardened. Not copper I'm probably wrong thought.
I am wondering doesn't the pressure applied to the copper going through the wire gauges work harden the copper, if so then heating it up would have made it easier to work down to a smaller diameter.
Rollers would work to draw the wire through dies. If you made an induction coil attachment + a quench you could anneal it very rapidly when it starts to work harden.
Lots of love from Bangladesh ❤❤❤
I can't help but look at this and want/imagine how to automate the process lol. It's clearly not worth it though...
Six stars brother
I like your wire stripper thats clever ...I hate stripping wire, especially the multistrand lightweight stuff....the knife constantly cuts through strands making it into a vicious hairball so I am going to try that way thanks for sharing
Hand drawing copper looks horrible , I think I would have stuck with the roller for a while longer but I would be incredibly pleases with the wire you ended up with..I am feeling a need to try this now....maybe with the winch on my 16ft trailer lol
Love the pure sound of the dog head hammer!
Sei forte Barba nera! 👍🦾
Another great video 👍👍
It makes me wonder how its done in industry
But why ?
Пины и заклёпки
@@kakoytoyozhik You can buy copper for pin and rivets for pennies.
Видимо мужик хотел всё сделать сам. Даже лебёдку придумал для протяжки медной проволоки. "Отходы в доходы" DIY
@@kakoytoyozhik How many hours of work for $2 worth of copper rod?
Ты прав. Но самодельщики ведь не ищут лёгких путей. Часы работы + мозоли на руках 7:17 + нервы. Зато радость, что сделано своими руками.
😂
I wish I knew how to do stuff like this!
The one time youre not watching gachi but it sounds like you're watching gachi. 👬
with how much work that was to do now i have to google to find out what that really even would be used for because for the life of me i cant tell
What a wonderful blacksmith wow nice work sir 👏 😊you are fantastic 😊thanks
Great video black beard,interesting tool you are using nice👍
Just sub 👍
Great video. Interesting process. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Good job mister beautifully done
the only question is why?
Купил бы сразу провод 6 квадратов)))
Первый раз смотрю изготовление проволоки из проволоки.
Расплавил проволоку чтобы сделать проволоку...
Збс!
Ya que tienes el cobre porque no haces un hacha como la de Otzi
Love ur videos ❤
Okay. And?
Looks good! Now make tubing.
Great job Sir.
As I was watching, I was thinking "You could get one of those ratchet strap things and pull it REAL hard...."
And there you were! Haha! Great job. In the USA we call that a boat winch, or a boat trailer crank.... Heh heh heh!!!
I'm slightly surprised it didn't just break your copper rod.... Seemed to work pretty good!!! Very nice....
The real question is..... what are you going to do with that copper rod????
I made a knife one time. Not worth it! Feel the same way about this wire? 😂 But seriously that is crazy cool.
из серии чем бы дитя не тешилось ,лишь бы не плакало
You’re a true artisan.
Thank you for sharing simple projects to the awe inspiring.
🙌🏼🤍💫🕊️✨
I sense a new build or build series
مشاء الله تبارك الله ماشاء الله وبركاته كيف حالك ❤❤❤❤❤❤
В следующий раз покажи, как изоляцию сделать)))
hai visto,e' possibile!!!
I’m more bothered that the title stated we would end with wire
The pain in the A** of Transforming Scrap Copper Wires into Fine Copper Wire.. I fixed your title for you if you don't mind..
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👏👏👏👏👏
👌👌👌👌
Excelente
People are really stupid on coments, black beard is doing this bcs his like, also want to show how the process is made, he dont want to sell copper rods lol. 🙄🙄
7:17 отличные звуковые эффекты
10 minutes lost of my life, taking fine copper wire and turning into a ROD
The video seems ordinary and boring to some, but the benefit is that the wire is not cut while pulling it in the pulling machine