I reposted this video with the audio fixed here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mGmklK2tZLmngrQ.html . Sorry about that!

@EvenTheDogAgrees

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Perhaps best remove this one then; there's no need to keep it around, and it will just annoy the heck out of weird ones like me who insist on watching the video before reading the comments, rather than the more logical other way around. ;)

@gfsvc

6 жыл бұрын

take this one down

It's a pleasure to watch " blacksmithing " video that is not knives, or Damascus steel, or power hammered. I know they have their place, but not everyone has the skill set or shop to do those things. Some of us like to see the kind of projects that you are doing, please keep up the good work, and thanks.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Jim, I'm glad you like my channel. I really enjoy doing a diversity of things, and it shows a lot in my work. I suppose I don't have a set "style" like some blacksmiths do, but it works for me :) Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos and comment. God bless and have a great day.

@EvenTheDogAgrees

6 жыл бұрын

Skill? For blades? Compared to this? I find this sort of stuff harder than blades. Sure, once you see how it's done, it's not all that difficult. But coming up with designs, and then a way to convince a hot piece of iron to shape itself according to said design... Calculating how much material you need for a particular part you're going to draw out or upset, ... Compared to that, hammering out a mostly 2-d shape and refining on the belt grinder (or angle grinder if that's your thing) is child's play.

I really like this video and will be watching more of them

Very nice! I like how the center bar stayed straight after the basket was formed. Thanks for the video...

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+shadowcastre yeah I think it's kind of a neat effect for sure I also believe this adds a bit of rigidity to the hook. Thank you for watching

This is going to be my project Monday afternoon. Can't wait

Beautiful work Roy. Thanks for that.

Great job!

Thank you, I learned a good amount of helpful information on making a twist.

Nice job!

Beautiful work, really enjoyed your video.

Roy, THANKS SO MUCH!!! It occurred to me that although I've made basket twists before, it never occurred to me that the obvious next action would be to make the twist part of the structural element of the project. If you ever decide you'd like to teach face to face....Let me know .

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Charles. I occasionally teach classes at SOFA in Troy, OH. When I teach my next class there, I'll have to make an announcement on the channel. Have a wonderful day!

Great job

hey Roy, loving the videos brother! thanks and keep it up

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

You're quite welcome vintage wood workshop! Have a blessed day!

great video Roy! happy 4th!

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, you too Charles!

Have been wanting to try a couple of these. Cheers.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Pip Moore give them a go and let me know how it goes for you :-) thanks for watching

Щетка по металлу💪

@dragonstonegemironworkscra4740

Жыл бұрын

Butcher block brush really knocks the scale off the steel well🙏🏻🔥⚒️🧙🏼‍♂️

I liked this video. thank you for sharing. please more videos on blacksmithing projects.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

I'll do my best to keep it up! Have a fantastic 4th!

@bryanthoblit2248

7 жыл бұрын

You to

Great

Nice

that's one sexy twist there!

that worked really well and looked good in the rough. Would look really nice with a bit of spit and polish I'd reckon.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Jack Dawg Yep looks pretty good now after you get all that fire scale off of it. The thumbnail is the finished piece :-) thanks for taking the time to watch God bless

I generally skip drawing out then ends until the basket is to my liking. Keeping them square-ish helps with the twist and counting turns. I also cool out the ends so that they don’t deform. Try mounting your twists vertically and giving the top end a few taps after the back twist opens it. It helps to give it the girth you want.

don't have a flux spoon? you need to make one lol. it's funny how just a week ago I was thinking about putting a basket twist in a hook and here is a video of how to do it. are you a mind reader lol. happy 4th.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

I won't say a mind reader LOL. But I've been wanting to make one of these for a while. Thanks for watching! Happy 4th to you too :)

@nathanieldrake140

5 жыл бұрын

bucksmith

This is very nice. You really do a great job at explaining. ever think of writing a book?

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the complement. I'm not much of a writer, and I'm super busy right now. But thanks for the suggestion :) Have a blessed day!

Im not mastered forge welding yet. Can i just weld out the ends completely and then forge and makes this hook ? Look realy nice

Very nice. I may have missed something, could you tell us a bit about how you were heating your workpiece for the forge welds? From your description it sounded like you were using an acetylene torch.

Wow, what a great project! Im just starting into the blacksmith craft and this is a great starter project for me to try. Thank you for the video, I subscribed, and keep up the good work! Also, do you have a facebook or website?

@ChristCenteredIronworks

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Mark, Thanks for watching! Blacksmithing it a very fulfilling hobby to have. Yes, I have both... my website is www.blacksmithpdfs.com and my facebook is facebook.com/christcenteredironworks. Have a wonderful day!

Roy, Not sure what all the voice-over audio was saying because you were talking in the video and on the voice-over simultaneously. Thanks for the video all the same.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Steve Olan thank you very much for your comment I know about the audio this particular video I forgot to edit out my original commentary for the voice over instead. So my wife added captions to help with the understanding of what I was saying. I'm continuing to work on my videos and make them better all the time.

@SteveOlan

7 жыл бұрын

Christ Centered Ironworks I gave a notification when you add one and usually watch with a day or so. Thanks again... I'm learning all the time and your videos help.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Steve Olan I'm very glad to hear that and I'm glad to have you on the channel! Thank you for approaching the audio issue in a kind and courteous way that is rare on KZread :-) God bless you today and anything you may get yourself into :-)

nice job mate just wondering i have a welder but cant get the heat out of my forge to weld so could i just weld them and taper them and then twist

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+grayem pepper yes sir definitely a option!

Does anyone else have an audio issue with overlayed tracks?

@bwilson5002

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Starts at ~3:00 minute mark. Sounds like a narration is drowned out by the original commentary

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the heads up. I'll have to make an adjustment to this video. I appreciate you letting me know. Have a blessed day!

Hey I love your work and I would Blacksmith too and I would love to do something like that but may I ask what was your design or the way you welded the ends

Times sure have changed since then. Lol

Noticed you are using a one sided tool for twisting. I'm just learning right now and lots of other use 2 sided tools for twisting. May i ask why you use a single sided tool for twisting? Others have mentioned you wanted two sided for the evenness of the twist and potentially saves you from extra random bends. Would you suggest a newer person to use a single or double ended tool for twisting?

“8 inches of rod?!” What kind of smut operation you running here?? 😂

Que es el pilvo que le hechas amigo???

Fala demais

i was just curious where you were located? Keep up the good work and GOD BLESS.

You have two channels of audio overlapping. Hard to understand.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting us know. I added closed captions to help make it more understandable. We didn't catch that one in the editing. ~Jessica

Would you ever consider taking on an apprentice? Please IM me?

a sé bien

There is a reason voice over is done after the recording. ;) Quality recording value aside, the real reason is you can do the video without distraction. Then you have time to think over how to teach. Enjoy your videos. Best wishes.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Dave Scheffer thank you for the critique although it seems a bit snarky but I will take that as just coming across in text. I do quite a bit of voicing over and some of my other videos and I can assure you I understand how that works thank you for trying to take the time to watch this God bless

@pococurante9754

7 жыл бұрын

Not snark. Best wishes.

@nathanieldrake140

5 жыл бұрын

poco curante e

i take it your an armature smith ?

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Edgunsuk not even close. Amateur would not begin to describe me

nice content but it begins to be a bit leborious when you set at the work bench and explain.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Colton Kiso yep it's a delicate balance between entertainment and knowledge.

I'd be happy to put the lotion in the basket if it was this kind........ Well....I dont know about happy.....

omg! where are all of these voices coming from. now my eyes are shaking! ive gotta get out of here.

The audio on this recording it terrible. You have multiple audio file overlaping each other

Dude, we need to see you doing stuff, you don't have to speak incessantly. For the love of God.......

@ChristCenteredIronworks

5 жыл бұрын

There is 1100+ more videos on the channel with plenty of work and instruction.some people think they have all the information they need to make a project like this by just observing and this is incorrect. The very fact that you have clicked on a how to video in the first place is to learn and hear instruction on how to make something that you can't currently make on your own volition.

@kenparnell4297

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChristCenteredIronworks Oh I get that, however this happened to be the first thing I've seen of yours and I'd be afraid of hearing too much talk. I get you need to talk a bit, sadly we sort of get what you're doing already, and I dare say most who are looking at you videos, are familiar with forging to a greater or lesser degree. The easy fix for me is to turn off the sound but that leaves a lot of dead air with no action as you are pontificating. Hence, my initial post. Good luck. Mind you, there are many who don't speak English and do videos, and never say a word in there videos. Just an occasional heat treat, or annealing spec.....and that's all that is required.

too many voices talking...

You need to do some serious editing! You had an outtake at the first, then when you proceeded to weld, that audio continued to run in the background after you applied flux and began to work the pieces. Don't expect subscribers as long as you're acting like an amateur.

@ChristCenteredIronworks

7 жыл бұрын

+Wayne Hughes thank you for all your helpful insight. If you don't like my channel bugger off to another Channel! And as far as subscribers go I think I'm doing just fine at 346% increase over last month check the 150 videos on the channel. Maybe you can find something wrong with them as well

@cholulahotsauce6166

7 жыл бұрын

Wayne Hughes I've subscribed to you, so as soon as you start putting out content that is superior to this, or any content whatsoever, I'll be ready to watch!

@dameongray6412

5 жыл бұрын

Hey have you ever thought maybe he was tired from a long days work and he forgot a few things tell you the truth I like it when you tubers leave there intro mess ups in it shows not every one is perfect at least he shows his talent and thanks for reminding me I need to hit thatsub I been meaning to since I first watched his channel

You'r'e dong a lot of ad libbing. Do you not have bullet points in mind before you start? You've got a lot of competition out there. You need to step up your game.