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Forging a Simple Processional Cross
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Very nice Roy, clean and elegant.
Its just fun to watch skilled hands forge.the fine adjustments in the tong hand on tappers every blow solid,deliberate,perfect.Thanks for the video Roy....IMHO you been slackin I want more content sir....but not to take from family time of coarse.
Looks grand. Might even say a professional done it. 🤭 Just don't tell that one guy. Thanks for sharing this beautiful work of art. God bless n keep y'all now Crawford out 🙏🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
That’s awesome Roy!!!
nice job
great stuff keep up the good work.
Nice work !!
hay Roy have you ever thot of making a forge press kit.
It looks like a fine cross . In my opinion I would like to see equal number of twist on both sides. It appears to have 6 on one side and I think only 5 on the other .
Yay
Nicely done. What other torture devices can you forge?
Very Nice Work, Roy. I been thinking of doing a similar cross but out of rebar. my only question is: Just how do you keep 3/8" bar stock that hot for that long? mine always cools off way too fast... must be a West Coast/East Coast thing. steel likes to get n stay hot back there east of the Mississippi River. 🤷♂🤷♂
Very nice. Do you make your own rivets generally or do you buy them? I don’t have as much time as I’d like for forging and was thinking of just buying like a bag of them.
I just noticed this...do you not have a chimney stack on your coal forge?
Purdy
Do you know why the hammer and the piece, also body and anvil, should be in a 90 degree angel? It's because your wrist is free to move the hammer in every angel you need it. Look in the video... what an unnatural position your hand, wrist, has.