Forge Welding a Ring [Forge Welding Techniques]
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video, I show you forge welding a ring / hoop. You can use the forge welding process into a lot of projects.
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That steel hand is briliant
Thanks Roy
A use for a ring like this, made out of round stock was a saddle ring to attach a stirrup to a saddle, had to make a replacement ring for a saddle once like this. And did it the same way no scarfs.
There's been a bit of a trend of chain making lately! This is great!
Yeppers :-) but this is a ring ;-) lol thanks Valhalla for taking the time to watch
@@ChristCenteredIronworks Absolutely you're correct. I just mean chain-like objects in general.
Great video, had Psalm 19 running through my head during this installment.
Roy 1" = 2.54 cm 12" = 30.48 cm
or about a 3-1/2 to 4 inch ring...
Great video ad always
Glad you enjoyed it God bless
300 mm
Nice job by eye. Secret unspoken password of the day..." sheer planes are no no's" lol. I see how you did that subliminally.
Good Lord keep n bless you
Crawford out
Watched twice. Commented once. Liked once. Linked for a friend once. 👍
Great video Roy! Really appreciate your work! God Bless you guys!
Great video Roy thanks.
Need to go practice the chain welding... I’ll go rewatch that video again. I do Like this series. Do you know if there is much difference between coal vs propane? I also noticed your “pointer hand” is a left hand, but you are always using it in your right hand...
Nice series, very informative! Thanks for sharing.
Roy, really enjoying the forge welding series.
Thanks for sharing.
thanks roy
Some radiusness. I like it
Was noticing in this video how easy your blower turns and continues to turn after you release. I just purchased a hand crank blower and mine does not turn near as easy nor does it continue to turn after released. Any help you would be willing to give? Thanks. Also a hoop that I forge welded I also slit and drifted holes and passed a second hoop through and forgewelded both. Kind of cool.
Interesting point about the difference between this and chain welding. Need to revisit chain welding to kick Dan Moss's butt in September. LOL
I'm glad you linked the chain welding, I'll be using that soon enough! Great video as always Roy, cheers!
Hope it will help buddy :-) God bless you Sam and thanks for taking the time to watch
Seems like everyone is making chain these days I may have to give it a shot.
Looks great dude really useful!
Thank you nate and also keep up the great content on your channel as well :-) I always enjoy seeing you post..
Just cheked if you haven't post an new video....been 3 weeks dude....no presure
@@ChristCenteredIronworks thanks man! I have a few small ones in the chamber just getting ready to make some big projects Haha hopefully
@@RestauraresiReparatii Haha yeah been a busy few weeks!
I can put this to good use. Thanks. Cheers.
I'm glad you can put this to good use :-)
Once it is welded together can you hit as hardas you want then?
Yes you can as long as it is at a high heat :-)
Huh. No password today lol
Good eye or should I say 👂 :-)
Another great lesson. Thank You Roy!! Wayne
Thank you for taking the time to watch God bless you
1 foot is very close to 30 cm.
Great video Roy as always i'm going out to the forge later and try out some forge welding thanks again and God bless
God bless you and thank you for being a great subscriber!
Really enjoying these. A+ as always. ⚒ On!!!
Thanks Ben!
Great video!
Would like to see you make a hooped mallet for straightening/bending seeing as you're on the way with one ring
Looks chain like to me 😂 great video as always. Since you've mentioned wagon tires, I'm surprised you didn't interlace them.
That would be a interesting weld for sure and one that I've never tried before... Could make a great video with a lot of failures lol
@@ChristCenteredIronworks simpler way to try and do, weld in a bit into mild steel to make an auger. Rowan Taylor did a good video on that.
Awesome video as always.
Nice ring. Bummer about the forgotten scarf tho. I'm sure it would have came out very cleanly. Great job on the video, as always 👍
Cool I will try that today
Thanks for this series Roy! Been reading about and practicing many forge welding techniques lately. It's been very helpful to see them in action and hear your explanations about issues at the same time. Seems like alot of folks are slowly stepping away from the instructional videos lately. Thanks for Not jumping on that band wagon! Love what you do!...Keep doing you!
actually Roy that's a pretty nice round ring and yo udid it all by Eye. Well done