How Experienced Blacksmith Forged 10kg Sledge Hammer on 1950 Power Hammer Without Any Safety Gear

How Experienced Blacksmith Forged 10kg Sledge Hammer on 1950 Power Hammer Without Any Safety Gear
#sledgehammerforging #blacksmithing #forgingsledgehammer

[@timothythegreat6294]

great work boys

[@piperdoug428]

thats a well made attitude adjuster

[@joaomaglianooliveira1348]

Top show parabéns pelo seu trabalho 👏🤝👍💖🇧🇷🇨🇮

[@alankohn6709]

It is interesting to see hand forging on an industrial scale as apposed to massive automated factories and this is grass roots recycling and employment

[@SC.243k]

Very very beautiful, thanks for sharing my friend 👍

[@franciscoassis2862]

Parabéns pelo trabalho desses caras

[@franciscowashington2155]

Beleza muito bom 👍👍👍😎

[@Statueshop297]

It’s hammer time 🔨

[@rigobertogonzalezaguilera3861]

GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS

[@johndavy3073]

It is a 5 kg or 10 lb sledge hammer

[@user-ck4yc7cv4j]

❤❤❤❤

[@enjunjunaedi749]

Sallam..from.🇮🇩Indonesia

[@AK-47ISTHEWAY]

Salami.. from. 🇺🇸 America

[@johnbelgira9890]

Do you have a shop in online i will buy

[@lakhanvishkarma1124]

Kahan per hai machine aap

[@VijaykumarvViji-ex1iy]

How much price in 14lb and 16lb

[@LetsGoFactory]

You can't touch this😂

[@americanproperty23]

What a big mess

[@RichardSanchez137]

Quenching in water..woof

[@SkillFootage]

Thanks for watching. Infact

[@kmg9802]

🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰👍

[@jamal69jackson77]

I actually believe that the best, most gifted ironsmiths are not in the US or in Europe, but in 3rd world countries like Pakistan, Afghanistan, Mexico and India... although I believe India is technically not a third world country any more.

[@tiborbalog1646]

Well on art Maybelline on tools totaly

[@xl000]

You understand that we have better tools in US and Europe to do those tasks, right? We had the best ironsmiths when this was the only way to do it, from medieval times to past the industrial revolutions

[@anonymously241]

Mc hammer ⚒️🔨

[@dhamumrd2802]

I need this operator contact number..

[@banglarkotha2474]

🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@enjunjunaedi749]

Slim..from🇮🇩Indonesia

[@mickeylickey123]

Careful you dont hit anything hard with one. Water quench,, yikes. Shards will be flying like bullets.

[@jhh8688]

im sure all you safety babies out there are crying foul but this is typical around hard working men trying to make money that has good work skills and a head full of COMMON SENSE

[@Reloadeez]

And this is why US manufacturing is dying, you can't compete with a non safety regulated manufacturer who's overhead is 1/10 of a US manufacturer.

[@zacharyhinschberger2414]

I've said that for years! And they want to do less work for more pay.

[@daveansell1970]

It isn't this kind of shop that western manufacturing will struggle with. You automate and suddenly the same number of people can produce 20 times as many hammers. The problem is the big far eastern factories that are bigger, as automated and have a slightly cheaper workforce.

[@mickeylickey123]

That's and the Marxists shipped production over seas and have policies which are not good for American business.

[@garrywarren8748]

Here in Australia to,the heat treatment is a worry,heat overall,hold temperature specified time,overall temper,die paint check for cracks.

[@iwantcheesypuffs]

Technically about 7.5lb after scale comes off of power hammering the 8lb block of metal. To be that consistent on power hammer takes a very good eye and quite a lot of skill. Well done! My favorite part is taking the shoe off to get a proper cut for the handle. To haft the handle properly I might of hit the bottom of the handle a couple times to really grip that head on.

[@Sam-ob4of]

You mean 3,4kg after power hammering a 3,63kg metal block.

[@CapoSilverback]

Why are these people afraid to STAND UP AND WORK???