By the shaking of hands you needed to do, this is clearly a dish 'best served cold'!! Lovely video as always! Thank you for sharing your work, and inspiring.
what a beautiful and elegant design. I also love the final contrast between the fragile glass and the strong and supportive steel. There's a life metaphor in it somewhere, I'm sure. Thank you for sharing your work with us master Åhman
Beautiful Viking fruit dish! Glad to see you're making use of the resperator. As a weldor of many years,I lived in one,and have it to thank for my good health in my 70's! Always a joyvto watch your work and stunning videos. Hello from Jamestown N.Y.,USA
An artist at work. Not just the blacksmith work, but the video. Narrative, cutting, photo, sound. And music! Music in a TÅ video!? Who would have thought 😂
Does no one else see... He is slowly moving towards end of the world armour pieces. 😅 Great work! My kids and I enjoy watching your videos together. They see me work on cars with modern tools a lot of the time and they are amazed what you can do with a piece of metal, some fire and a hammer. You are keeping an important part of history alive! 💪
Fascinating. I, for one, am glad you showed the full process for most of the fasteners. Because, unlike watching you drill the holes (which was boring), this was riveting! 😉😁
What a beautiful piece. It really showcases your talent - like most of your work, I know how to do every process you used in this video but I could not have foreseen how to put it all together and arrive at such an elegant product.
You are by far one of my most favorite blacksmiths that has blessed us with video content. Great work, straight to the point, no annoying overlaying music or chit chat. Thank you good sir!!
I think the serious genius in this piece, is when you stopped and it was linseed oil time. I knew you were done. It's perfect. If I had your skill set, I'd obsess and turn it into a monster. Well done as always T🎗
great editing, really nice touch showing the effect of the fullering, I dont think people appreciate just how much of a difference drawing out cross peining or fullering makes to what you have in front of you or just how hot it is even with gloves on. I like your attention to detail Fantastic design, love the industrial shipwright vibe and those rivets are super precise considering they were hand hammered
Watching these videos is like watching an episode of Columbo. You know in advance how it will end up but you don't know how he will get there. What a beautiful peice!
Brother Torbjörn! Now that was just pure fun! I am going to copy. Again. Any day one gets to use top and bottom tools under the hammer is a great day. What an all around excellent project! Cheers to you and yours!
Have you, or a family member started working glass, too? Beautiful metal and beautiful glass are synergistic. Thank you for sharing your skill and creativity.
You need to make a video of all the beautiful things you’ve made for the house for gifts like an art display video. Be very interesting to see. I really enjoy your work.
They say if you have nothing nice to say that you shouldn't say anything, so i'll try to make this criticism positive. This is the first and only thing i've ever seen you make which i don't adore. I think the exaggerated hammered texture makes this genuine, skillfully created piece of craftsmanship look like it's fake and made of plastic. it seems like something that an affluent banker or lawyer would have on their coffee table, instead of the humble, practical, wholesome, unique and beautiful pieces you have made in the past which made me fall in love with your channel. Please never fall into the trap of making things you think the algorithms will enjoy over the tens of thousands of people who love you for your uniqueness
I try different things, and also try to ignore the algorithm most of the time. When it comes to "art pieces" like this, it's all about taste, since it has no practical use. I can understand your view, and respect that. I kind of like it, although the back side could be equally nice. :)
Gracias por permitirnos apreciar la belleza de las obras de arte que vas creando con tus propias manos. No me salen las palabras para expresar el placer que me provoca al observar la textura del acabado que le diste. Felicitaciones desde Argentina.
At first I thought you were going to make 4 dishes. Using the angle pieces in the forge as legs facing inwards and attach those like a rivet. More like a Trivet to keep the hot fallout from a candle or incense burner off a surface. Once again you got me. Very Nice
Another beautiful piece, and an equally beautiful video! I appreciate all the hard work and attention to details you put into both, very much looking forward to the next one!
Die Arbeit hast du mal wieder sehr schön in Szene gesetzt. Es ist ein Genuss deine kurzweiligen Filme und deine hervorstechenden Schmiedearbeiten zu sehen!👍👍👍🥂❤
When seeing you beating those red hot bolts or what they're called into the dish to lock the pieces together, it reminds me of the making of the mask in the movie The Man in The Iron Mask. 😂
Such a beautiful piece, Torbjörn! Rarely see a piece that is looking both elegant and beefy at the same time! Also love your sticker on your machine, i might need to get one for myself!
Wonderful work. The texture came out great
Thank you John! I would say the texture on the back side could work equally good! Like something taken from an old boiler or something.
Eres un artista!! Buen proyecto!!
Eres un gran artista, ese plato quedó espectacular, único en su tipo.
@@torbjornahman It's like Benney Bark. But for Vikings.
@torbjornahman...Please make your followers from Indonesia a traditional knife called a keris with 9 curves!
Always a delight to see a new video from you, always learn something new. Nice to see RUclips smiths making art, not just sharp, pointy things.
Thank you very much!
By the shaking of hands you needed to do, this is clearly a dish 'best served cold'!! Lovely video as always! Thank you for sharing your work, and inspiring.
:) Indeed! Radiant heat from larger pieces is nothing to joke about...
It made me realize that the dish is probably oven-safe... Pity it probably can't hold water. And it MIGHT not be microwave-safe either.
what a beautiful and elegant design. I also love the final contrast between the fragile glass and the strong and supportive steel. There's a life metaphor in it somewhere, I'm sure.
Thank you for sharing your work with us master Åhman
Thank you!
Absolutely riveting!
Yes, riveting is riveting! Very satisfying process :)
Beautiful Viking fruit dish! Glad to see you're making use of the resperator. As a weldor of many years,I lived in one,and have it to thank for my good health in my 70's! Always a joyvto watch your work and stunning videos. Hello from Jamestown N.Y.,USA
An artist at work. Not just the blacksmith work, but the video. Narrative, cutting, photo, sound. And music! Music in a TÅ video!? Who would have thought 😂
Thank you!
i really enjoy those edits where you break pieces off. they are very well done
:) Thanks
@torbjornahman they are extremely well done. I like seeing them too
I love the punched holes stretching the edges !
Gorgeous piece of work, thanks for showing it
As always a true peace of art, I always look forward to watching you work! Thank you for sharing with us!
Does no one else see... He is slowly moving towards end of the world armour pieces. 😅 Great work! My kids and I enjoy watching your videos together. They see me work on cars with modern tools a lot of the time and they are amazed what you can do with a piece of metal, some fire and a hammer. You are keeping an important part of history alive! 💪
😊 thank you
Reminds me of the park bench you did a few years back. Watched that quite a few times . Looks brilliant. Keep em coming please. 👍 👍👌
Beautiful work. As a child I made ten's of thousands of nails with my father's forge. I never imagined some of the things you have accomplished.
You constantly amaze me with what I think of as such a “crude” and rough process can produce, in the hands of an artist, such beautiful things.
Your Art Decor dish will outlast us all! Good job.
Fascinating.
I, for one, am glad you showed the full process for most of the fasteners.
Because, unlike watching you drill the holes (which was boring), this was riveting!
😉😁
I like your magic
What I like about your productions is that there is no music and I can hear all the sounds coming from this work
What a beautiful piece. It really showcases your talent - like most of your work, I know how to do every process you used in this video but I could not have foreseen how to put it all together and arrive at such an elegant product.
You are by far one of my most favorite blacksmiths that has blessed us with video content. Great work, straight to the point, no annoying overlaying music or chit chat. Thank you good sir!!
Sweet, thank you!
I think the serious genius in this piece, is when you stopped and it was linseed oil time. I knew you were done. It's perfect. If I had your skill set, I'd obsess and turn it into a monster. Well done as always T🎗
great editing, really nice touch showing the effect of the fullering, I dont think people appreciate just how much of a difference drawing out cross peining or fullering makes to what you have in front of you or just how hot it is even with gloves on.
I like your attention to detail
Fantastic design, love the industrial shipwright vibe and those rivets are super precise considering they were hand hammered
Much appreciated! Thank you!!
Watching these videos is like watching an episode of Columbo. You know in advance how it will end up but you don't know how he will get there. What a beautiful peice!
wow.. a great design, and just enough humor.. love your work sir
:) Thanks
Another project the totally pegs the "awesome" meter. Anyone would be honored to have that on display. Love the use of the glass balls at the end.
I am just stunned. So organic and playful yet so brutish in its proportion. I love it beyond. Truly beautiful.
Stunning work as always! The radius of the rivet heads matching up with the edge of the plates was very nice
Craftmanship, artistry, technique, great lighting on the final shots, and were those grade 8 bolts for alignment, wow
Beautiful job. I'm about to start making the fence of my house and I gain courage by watching your videos. Greetings from Argentine Patagonia.
Brother Torbjörn! Now that was just pure fun! I am going to copy. Again. Any day one gets to use top and bottom tools under the hammer is a great day. What an all around excellent project! Cheers to you and yours!
Thanks again! My pleasure, copy as you like, make a dome if you like :)
Your technique for making the “tree bark” surface is clever.
Have you, or a family member started working glass, too? Beautiful metal and beautiful glass are synergistic. Thank you for sharing your skill and creativity.
Thanks, no, but I would love to try some more.
You need to make a video of all the beautiful things you’ve made for the house for gifts like an art display video. Be very interesting to see. I really enjoy your work.
Fantastic work, as always!!
I'm picturing something like that, but round, 3'-4' in diameter as a fire bowl in the yard!
Yea, that would look cool too!
Seeing the slugs drop out of the holes when punched puts a huge smile on my face. I'm not sure why, but it's one of my favorite things.
I wasnt initially sold on the project, but was pleasantly surprised to see it turn out so lovely!
A beautiful, sculptural artwork for the home - That the kids cannot break! Awesome!
Every time I see your videos, they just get better and better. I really like the shirt you always wear. I need to get ahold of one.
Thank you!!
Good job Thunder Bear. I always look forward to your updates.
It looks fantastic. Like it was made of pieces of an old ship or something. I liked the combo of machine and hammer, and the gas and coal.
Wow! What a beautiful piece. The riveting reminds me of the Titanic era.
This is Art. The work, the video, and even the sound by the end. I love your work.
Amazing. From design through to the finished product.
“DANGER, Engage brain before using this machine.” 😁
That label should be on all American voting machines...
I agree with the sentiment, but, in a larger sense, such a warning shouldn't be necessary.
Error 404: Brain not found.
Yeah, means I'll have to visit the AvE shop again, because I don't recall having that sticker in my collection yet.
@@DavidSellars-b8l It’s a joke, not an actual warning.
Thats a mighty fine piece of craftsmanship
Beautiful work.
They say if you have nothing nice to say that you shouldn't say anything, so i'll try to make this criticism positive.
This is the first and only thing i've ever seen you make which i don't adore. I think the exaggerated hammered texture makes this genuine, skillfully created piece of craftsmanship look like it's fake and made of plastic. it seems like something that an affluent banker or lawyer would have on their coffee table, instead of the humble, practical, wholesome, unique and beautiful pieces you have made in the past which made me fall in love with your channel.
Please never fall into the trap of making things you think the algorithms will enjoy over the tens of thousands of people who love you for your uniqueness
I try different things, and also try to ignore the algorithm most of the time. When it comes to "art pieces" like this, it's all about taste, since it has no practical use. I can understand your view, and respect that. I kind of like it, although the back side could be equally nice. :)
Gracias por permitirnos apreciar la belleza de las obras de arte que vas creando con tus propias manos. No me salen las palabras para expresar el placer que me provoca al observar la textura del acabado que le diste. Felicitaciones desde Argentina.
Awesome video, awesome project, music choice at the end?
Well.... 🫤
Nice work. Reminds me of the work by my great uncle. He did stuff like this but he often made everything much more leafy and thin.
Crazy ! Perfect work and great result. A pleasure to watch !
Congrats and greetings. 😊
Serious juxtaposition here. The artistry never ceases to amaze me.
Very Good, keep the videos coming!👏👍🦾
At first I thought you were going to make 4 dishes. Using the angle pieces in the forge as legs facing inwards and attach those like a rivet. More like a Trivet to keep the hot fallout from a candle or incense burner off a surface. Once again you got me.
Very Nice
Stunning!!!
Your videos and your work lighten my heart in these times… thank you Torbjön.
0:22 Ah! It's nice to see that you've learned This Old Tony's secret steel cutting hand technique! :D
*- Gorgeous art, Torbjörn ! ! !*
*- And sturdy too.*
Phantastic forging art skills, and great cutting method for the flat steel….respects from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 Europe
Torbjörn, you are doing an impressive job!
Thanks
AWESOME demonstration of the Leidenfrost effect at 4:15 !!
Good capture!!
Lovely piece Sir. I think this is the first pure art piece I've seen you make. You usually focus on function as well as form.
Thank you!!
As all ways i sit with a dram in hand watching intently as to what this latest creation will be….never been disappointed yet.
Thanks from Kvite Bjorn
Fantastic artwork. Love the style and design details.
I really enjoyed this video and the craftsmanship/ artistry involved in the creative pathway to thos remarkable piece!
Thank you!!
Another beautiful piece, and an equally beautiful video! I appreciate all the hard work and attention to details you put into both, very much looking forward to the next one!
Wow. Just wow. Incredible work.
Die Arbeit hast du mal wieder sehr schön in Szene gesetzt. Es ist ein Genuss deine kurzweiligen Filme und deine hervorstechenden Schmiedearbeiten zu sehen!👍👍👍🥂❤
😍Lots of masterful work here! From the filming, to the riveting, it is a pleasure to watch. Well done!🤠👍
Great design
Wow, what a beast of a bowl....the FrankenBowl!
Mad editing skills TA!
Just beautiful and the video was very fun to watch. Sure you’ve a busy life by all you show, but more of these… would… be… great!
Such a cool and unique sculpture in steel. I really like the texture and the rivets. 😊
Wow…the pattern is unbelievably cool! Wow
When seeing you beating those red hot bolts or what they're called into the dish to lock the pieces together, it reminds me of the making of the mask in the movie The Man in The Iron Mask. 😂
Rivets are pretty cool!
Great timing. Was just binging a bunch of your videos. Awesome content. Thank you!
Cool, glad you like them!
I didn't know what it was but I enjoyed watching you make it. Keep going!
As always, a well made video with excellent bits of humor. The bowl turned out great. Really like the texture & rivets!
I think this is my favourite video yet. Keep up the great work, Thunder Bear!
Wow, thanks!
Looking forward to more smithing videos, and curious about how the flax experiment is/ended up
Wow. Is this normal that blacksmith forging a dish!? That became gorgeous
Such a beautiful and unique design. And perfect execution as always. You are the most skilled blacksmith I have seen. Always an inspiration.
Thanks!
A real work of art!
❤ Amazing work, Torbjörn! It is a delight to see you crafting in the shop.
Tack Magnus!
That dish is beautiful.
Wow Torbjörn, you're very strong to be able to pull apart metal like that.
I love it! Beautiful work as always!
"DANGER Engage brain before using this machine" I've just made 3 of those stickers for my woodworking shopI
Thanks! Yes, great stickers!
Beautiful work as always.
Brutalism at its very finest! Wonderful piece. 🧡
Amazing work. I love the punched holes.
Another amazing Masterpiece, as usual...thank You for sharing your artwork
Such a beautiful piece, Torbjörn! Rarely see a piece that is looking both elegant and beefy at the same time!
Also love your sticker on your machine, i might need to get one for myself!
What a beautiful piece of craftsmanship, amazing result .. FANTASTIC 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻😳
Beautiful work as always, and it was nice to see the boiled lindseed oil make an appearance again :) Have a great day!
Definitely, an art! Congratulations, Torbjorn!
Love this! Beautiful work!
Superb video. Superb craftsmanship. Excellent design sense.
Removed some rivets from a 1945 Ford 1/2 ton truck frame rivets are forever.
Thanks for again showing how it's done.
Stunning work! Your creativity is beyond limits
That is such a beautiful piece of work!! Such precision!!! You are awesome!!!
Thank you so much 😀
magnificent art plate i like the stippling effect the power hammer made .