- HOW TO MAKE A SHIELD IN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP FULL
- HOW TO MAKE A SHIELD IN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP SERIES
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HOW TO MAKE A SHIELD IN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP SERIES
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Scientific Consultants: Hatem Zurob, Ph.D. We Tested Google’s Tips for Getting Stains Out of Your Clothes. Why is Carbon the Key to Life? (On Earth, Anyway) Game of Thrones Science: Sword Making and Valyrian Steel This week on Reactions we head to Portland, Oregon, and learn how blacksmithing is just as much chemistry as it is an artform. This video was created in celebration of this year’s National Chemistry Week theme: Marvelous Metals. Video gear: Nikon D7000, Nikon 50 1.8, Røde videomacro, iMovie.
If I need to grind a lot do I use my big grinder in the indoor blacksmith shop - it's only 10 meters from the outdoor blacksmith shop. Why not make the grinding stone foot operated or something else more efficient? Similar is common for blacksmithing - if you want one try to google "Hand crank forge air blower" or similar. Bought it local from a private seller here in Denmark. In my case is it one made in Denmark for the danish military. 10 meters apart and 10-20 meters from my home, Sami gamme. The new outdoor shop and the old indoor shop is next to each other. That is not a new way to do it - it was and still is a common way to do it in a lot of areals in the world. So I wanted to do something different with the new shop - a hole in the ground and all the gear around the hole and most of the time do you sit down and work. I was a fulltime blacksmith making mainly axes and I still have my indoor well equipped blacksmith shop (don't sell any thing any more).
HOW TO MAKE A SHIELD IN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP FULL
Open the full video description for more information. I use recycle materials and hand tools, no power tools. I make an outdoor blacksmith shop - show the build from start to finish. So if you want to see lots of forging fun, blacksmithing badassery, cinematic hammering and more in my Daily Vlog (#Daily_Steele) - please subscribe here by hitting that red button! What do I make? LOTS of Damascus steel, knives, swords, axes and more and of course, I always love hearing your suggestions for future projects in the comments below! Lots of sparks, lots of making, lots of fantastic-ness. I upload a vlog from my day at the workshop almost every single day. SNAPCHAT name is Alec Steele and I am a 20 year old blacksmith from Norfolk in the United Kingdom. GRINDING HELMET (works with both powered respirators, buy plenty disposable screen protectors): YOU NEED THIS AT ALL TIMES (Tourniquet):
Much cheaper to buy these things now than perish 20 years too soon or worse. Seriously, be very concerned about your health. signing up at this link supports the show! Hope you enjoy this very different episode I filmed before my little trip away for blade show! I enjoy showing you what's going on in the blacksmith shop through the lens of a camera and would love to have you along for the ride as I live out my dream of being a blacksmith in the 21st century. I love what I do and this is my dream job. So in 2013 I started setting up my full time blacksmith shop out of BC, Canada making custom projects and products like railings, gates, lights, stairs, fences and all the many blacksmithing tools required to keep the blacksmithing shop running. I learned many valuable lessons while working under his training, but the desire to set up my own shop and go out on my own was always something I dreamed about. We did projects for some of the most prestigious houses around the rocky mountains and were apart of many large public sculptures. Right out of high school I had the opportunity to apprentice under a blacksmith, where I worked with him for four years. The farmer markets turned into craft shows and craft shows turned into custom projects. I quickly realized that in order to keep blacksmithing I needed money to buy costly supplies, so I started making small items and selling them at the local farmer markets. I got hooked on blacksmithing when I was 13 years old. Using the anvil and hammer carve out the stem, leaf, and rose. Taking on the project of building a rose from one piece of solid steel.
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