First time I have saw your forge Blacksmith?. Great amount of gear to work with. I will build my power hammer this year, I am just recovering from a stomache op so no work for 6 weeks firs real rest in 74 years. excellent basket I might make one in miniture if that is okay!. all the best. Tom in Ayr Scotland.
Hi Nigel, I've only just found your wonderful Fransham Forge site, what a superb forge and beautiful work you do! As an old fabricator myself, I love and appreciate your craftsmanship...I've subscribed!....maybe rethink your music accompaniment?...the sound of hammer on steel is music enough!
Brilliant Basket. In the past when I’ve riveted things together I’ve bolted the it together first. Then removing a bolt and replacing it with a rivet. The bolts keep everything in place.
hi Edd yea i do that too when the budget is high and the work is for listed buildings .I also fire weld everything or weld and forge them in so you can not see them .the way to go is to forge the best you can but also forge to make money unless its a show and you want to win
Hi Len do you want to know how i started the forge and a new tour round it or how we made machines in the workshop .i am due a new hammer tour as we have changed a lot and are about to rebuild another one ..
@@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith Hi mate yeah how you made the forge and a good look at is what sort of refractory you used and what sort of burner etc you used. Yeah if you build a new forge a video on that would be appreciated, Cheers Len.
Hi Anthony yes with all my tools i have made them .i dont think you can buy these but they are so easy to make you will find it is the most helpful tool to have on the wall .I dot punched my one in inches as its easy to see when hot . keep watching as i am always keen to help others .
Hi Dale you brush on dilute ferric chloride only a small amount in water .the rust is only two hours old and will be totally even in two days then fix with a coat of teak oil .on indoor work fix with Renaissance wax .
Nice work Sir 👍
Beautiful piece of art.
Very nice.
thank you
First time I have saw your forge Blacksmith?. Great amount of gear to work with. I will build my power hammer this year, I am just recovering from a stomache op so no work for 6 weeks firs real rest in 74 years. excellent basket I might make one in miniture if that is okay!. all the best. Tom in Ayr Scotland.
Great video amazing work thank you
Nothing cleans your hands better than a nice white bread sandwich
Hi Nigel, I've only just found your wonderful Fransham Forge site, what a superb forge and beautiful work you do! As an old fabricator myself,
I love and appreciate your craftsmanship...I've subscribed!....maybe rethink your music accompaniment?...the sound of hammer on steel is music enough!
Hi Thankyou .i have a few things to show you all on test them back to the making .
Loved watching this and the positive reinforcement for using arc welding to help hold pieces until other joinery can be applied.
Hi Dan thanks . why make things hard for yourself if there is a easy way .
Thoroughly enjoyed that.
Your videos and work are amazing. Please keep making more of them.
hi thank you will do .feel free to ask about anything you see .
Brilliant Basket. In the past when I’ve riveted things together I’ve bolted the it together first. Then removing a bolt and replacing it with a rivet. The bolts keep everything in place.
hi Edd
yea i do that too when the budget is high and the work is for listed buildings .I also fire weld everything or weld and forge them in so you can not see them .the way to go is to forge the best you can but also forge to make money unless its a show and you want to win
Good video happy new year
Happy New Year to you and yours Nigel. Enjoyed that very much. Thank you!
Awesome work mate. All the best for 2022.
love watching your videos keep up the great work!
Lovely or should we say Bellissimo 😀
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely work could you do a video one time on your forge and how you made it please?
Hi Len do you want to know how i started the forge and a new tour round it or how we made machines in the workshop .i am due a new hammer tour as we have changed a lot and are about to rebuild another one ..
@@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith Hi mate yeah how you made the forge and a good look at is what sort of refractory you used and what sort of burner etc you used. Yeah if you build a new forge a video on that would be appreciated, Cheers Len.
final weight?
Nigel, a quick question if I may. Where did you get that three legged square you used? Or is it self-fabricated? Cheers mate.
Hi Anthony
yes with all my tools i have made them .i dont think you can buy these but they are so easy to make you will find it is the most helpful tool to have on the wall .I dot punched my one in inches as its easy to see when hot . keep watching as i am always keen to help others .
@@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith thanks for the clarification. I definitely think I will be making one of those.
Thats amazing! How do you did you do the rust patina or has it just been outside a while?
Hi Dale you brush on dilute ferric chloride only a small amount in water .the rust is only two hours old and will be totally even in two days then fix with a coat of teak oil .on indoor work fix with Renaissance wax .
@@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith I'll give that a try thanks for getting back to me.
Если использовать эту вещь по назначению смазывать маслом не имеет смысла, не так ли?
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is the like 4 slices of bread in that sandwich or something why the fuck is it so thick... cool basket btw :D