For nearly 4 decades, Thak Ironworks Inc. has produced a wide array of hand forged iron work... incorporating traditional blacksmithing, armouring and sculpting techniques to create a distinctive style of work.
Where did you get your pitch from? Is there a decent supplier in Canada?
@ThakIronworksКүн бұрын
California
@denielalain57015 күн бұрын
Hello! I would like to give you an avice to the strange piece of armor at 23:30 in order to make it less uncanny. The advice is: when you look at that armor piece, think about the purpose of those curves, but not that it should represent the human anatomy. The armor will not work better with human body hammered into it. The curves are there essentially in order to make the sheet of armor less flat, but obviously i am less of an expert than you regarding curvatures of armor pieces
@denielalain57015 күн бұрын
Hello! It was interesting that you started with the small curves, and then went on to the bigger curves. Could not you start with the bigger curves first? Was the order due to preference only?
@user-ht7tz2yz6w8 күн бұрын
Es! Я научился и повторил.
@user-ht7tz2yz6w8 күн бұрын
Из Калининграда привет 😁
@eduardocometta89029 күн бұрын
Espectacular!!!!
@ThomasRonnberg12 күн бұрын
I love the urukai helmet. The savagery and simplicity
@jimstine106612 күн бұрын
Had a great time watching. I've been making armor for 30 years, Its always fun to see how other people approach the process. I use a press since my elbow has given out.
@kingofgames25913 күн бұрын
Greek helm, for sure. Anything greek, hoplite, spartan or roman related makes me week at the knees 😂😂
@EndlessNightmare66617 күн бұрын
This guy is awesome
@ThomasRonnberg17 күн бұрын
that is sooooo fuggin cool man
@ThomasRonnberg17 күн бұрын
would love to see how you make a skull brutalist finger ring
@jonas.rystedt.blacksmith17 күн бұрын
that is great! gotta make me one of those. Thanks for sharing!
@markdenning255817 күн бұрын
Looks a bit like a Star Wars stormtrooper
@daylightliving892917 күн бұрын
did you chek my way ?
@user-sp9jf8lm4m19 күн бұрын
What is your purpose for upsetting the rods is it just to make them softer or is there another purpose? I was interested and directed to this technique for making an electromagnet stronger. Perhaps there is a better way to identify soft metal idk I'm green to metal works
@shavliksthephenson597020 күн бұрын
Always the best master....
@vasilischristopoulos150121 күн бұрын
Great job man and looks great. One small comment I think the dome part of the top was flat faced and not ball round.
@falkenvir24 күн бұрын
I'm here after playing AC Odyssey
@williamg997724 күн бұрын
Greek looks the sleekest but they all look exquisite
@ShokkuKyushu25 күн бұрын
Awesome
@cwbynnjavkng811625 күн бұрын
still enjoy watching this
@Kaiyanwang8226 күн бұрын
“Come Back With Your Shield, Or On it” Well done.
@CiaranInIreland28 күн бұрын
Did this come with refractory cement? I just got one and id doesnt seem to have any.
@SheikYerbuty29 күн бұрын
Pretty slick. Thank you for going through all this trouble. Just to teach some newbie how to make a skull
@Scottish-Batman29 күн бұрын
Great work! ^^ Thanks so much for sharing <3 loved this
@Freddyfrm18Ай бұрын
I love all the knowledge you inçluded. It's scary and crazy to think this is how wars were faught in the medieval times. Is that you wearing that armor? If so you look amazing and intimidating. I couldn't picture going to war and seeing someone as big as you hahaha.
@Freddyfrm18Ай бұрын
That's so bad ass. Look at those paws on you. Your hands must be like cinderblocks. The Hound helmet suits you well, sir.
@domenanzlovar6596Ай бұрын
smash
@vladtheimpaler6Ай бұрын
1 like for the bathory shirt😂
@MrRozebudАй бұрын
0:16 "I know what you're saying to yourself right now..." Me: Is this guy 6' 4" or 4' 6"? (Inspiring video ty!)
@NK-ne9ufАй бұрын
this man's channel is criminally underrated
@PuzzledtravellerАй бұрын
Imagine mass producing these. I do know at least in Sparta, they were responsible for obtaining their own shield and weapons.
@user-co3px2nh2lАй бұрын
Let me ask a question:Why you are feeling need to do it by your hand? For example, using my hydraulic press, I can craft same thing in half hour and save my shoulder
@Joe___RАй бұрын
It would work out a bit easier if you used negative molds for the first two forms before transitioning to the positive mold. If you were making them regularly, I would even make a few top and bottom dies so you could hammer or press them into shape even faster.
@Joe___RАй бұрын
It was still quite common to rent coffins back when that one was made, so it may actually be a used coffin. It is still common for caskets to be rented for funerals today if the person is going to be cremated.
@emailusgenericus4890Ай бұрын
Would the center catch perform well in actual use? Would it shake open with impact? I like the accessibility of it and the sexy reveal of the face. Just my armchair thought. Amazing work and enjoyable commentary
@sheep1eweАй бұрын
Awesome as always! I think the new studio light actualy did make some differense, it looks a bit brighter to me.
@roberteno5217Ай бұрын
The 1930s mask resembles the mask from the "V for Vendetta" movie. Thak quoteable quote: "...people in the middle ages were primarily dicks..." What a great opening line for a history prof. Great sheet metal work Robb. Always enjoy watching you work.
@TaargkrizztАй бұрын
These videos are so awesome. 4k, excellent editing and ofcourse amazing blacksmithing \m/
@MARCELORODRIGUESMG-UBABRAZILАй бұрын
I LOVE MATCH GODES SSBBW LARGE BIG!1!!!!!!!! PERFECTS WOMANS!!!!!
@dragonwaterforgeАй бұрын
Ya this is awsome
@Manu.Makes.ThingsАй бұрын
Loving it!
@JerseyKnightsАй бұрын
I am the owner of both masks and they look even more AWESOME in person! Thanks Robb for doing the video, your interest in my projects, and for allowing me to own two incredible works of art. It's so great to have a video on the making of one of my masks. Thanks again for everything. Your talents are astounding!!
@twg6669Ай бұрын
Your perverted niche is awesome, it let us see thak kill another masterpiece!
@MASI_forgingАй бұрын
How awesome, such talent and skill 👍👍
@VikingwerkАй бұрын
Excellent execution as usual! The tighter fitting mask would be hellish at first, but I think a person would get used to it, like a balaclava, but having this loose fitting thing rattling around locked on your head would drive a person more insane. The looseness giving half a sense it could be removed, the constant knocking about if you moved, treating your skull like a bell clapper… this may be the more fiendish version.
@Uncle_Matt_Ай бұрын
Hey THAK. The peasants are demanding a series on torture devices. Please do something to calm them down 😰
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Espectacular!!!
Where did you get your pitch from? Is there a decent supplier in Canada?
California
Hello! I would like to give you an avice to the strange piece of armor at 23:30 in order to make it less uncanny. The advice is: when you look at that armor piece, think about the purpose of those curves, but not that it should represent the human anatomy. The armor will not work better with human body hammered into it. The curves are there essentially in order to make the sheet of armor less flat, but obviously i am less of an expert than you regarding curvatures of armor pieces
Hello! It was interesting that you started with the small curves, and then went on to the bigger curves. Could not you start with the bigger curves first? Was the order due to preference only?
Es! Я научился и повторил.
Из Калининграда привет 😁
Espectacular!!!!
I love the urukai helmet. The savagery and simplicity
Had a great time watching. I've been making armor for 30 years, Its always fun to see how other people approach the process. I use a press since my elbow has given out.
Greek helm, for sure. Anything greek, hoplite, spartan or roman related makes me week at the knees 😂😂
This guy is awesome
that is sooooo fuggin cool man
would love to see how you make a skull brutalist finger ring
that is great! gotta make me one of those. Thanks for sharing!
Looks a bit like a Star Wars stormtrooper
did you chek my way ?
What is your purpose for upsetting the rods is it just to make them softer or is there another purpose? I was interested and directed to this technique for making an electromagnet stronger. Perhaps there is a better way to identify soft metal idk I'm green to metal works
Always the best master....
Great job man and looks great. One small comment I think the dome part of the top was flat faced and not ball round.
I'm here after playing AC Odyssey
Greek looks the sleekest but they all look exquisite
Awesome
still enjoy watching this
“Come Back With Your Shield, Or On it” Well done.
Did this come with refractory cement? I just got one and id doesnt seem to have any.
Pretty slick. Thank you for going through all this trouble. Just to teach some newbie how to make a skull
Great work! ^^ Thanks so much for sharing <3 loved this
I love all the knowledge you inçluded. It's scary and crazy to think this is how wars were faught in the medieval times. Is that you wearing that armor? If so you look amazing and intimidating. I couldn't picture going to war and seeing someone as big as you hahaha.
That's so bad ass. Look at those paws on you. Your hands must be like cinderblocks. The Hound helmet suits you well, sir.
smash
1 like for the bathory shirt😂
0:16 "I know what you're saying to yourself right now..." Me: Is this guy 6' 4" or 4' 6"? (Inspiring video ty!)
this man's channel is criminally underrated
Imagine mass producing these. I do know at least in Sparta, they were responsible for obtaining their own shield and weapons.
Let me ask a question:Why you are feeling need to do it by your hand? For example, using my hydraulic press, I can craft same thing in half hour and save my shoulder
It would work out a bit easier if you used negative molds for the first two forms before transitioning to the positive mold. If you were making them regularly, I would even make a few top and bottom dies so you could hammer or press them into shape even faster.
It was still quite common to rent coffins back when that one was made, so it may actually be a used coffin. It is still common for caskets to be rented for funerals today if the person is going to be cremated.
Would the center catch perform well in actual use? Would it shake open with impact? I like the accessibility of it and the sexy reveal of the face. Just my armchair thought. Amazing work and enjoyable commentary
Awesome as always! I think the new studio light actualy did make some differense, it looks a bit brighter to me.
The 1930s mask resembles the mask from the "V for Vendetta" movie. Thak quoteable quote: "...people in the middle ages were primarily dicks..." What a great opening line for a history prof. Great sheet metal work Robb. Always enjoy watching you work.
These videos are so awesome. 4k, excellent editing and ofcourse amazing blacksmithing \m/
I LOVE MATCH GODES SSBBW LARGE BIG!1!!!!!!!! PERFECTS WOMANS!!!!!
Ya this is awsome
Loving it!
I am the owner of both masks and they look even more AWESOME in person! Thanks Robb for doing the video, your interest in my projects, and for allowing me to own two incredible works of art. It's so great to have a video on the making of one of my masks. Thanks again for everything. Your talents are astounding!!
Your perverted niche is awesome, it let us see thak kill another masterpiece!
How awesome, such talent and skill 👍👍
Excellent execution as usual! The tighter fitting mask would be hellish at first, but I think a person would get used to it, like a balaclava, but having this loose fitting thing rattling around locked on your head would drive a person more insane. The looseness giving half a sense it could be removed, the constant knocking about if you moved, treating your skull like a bell clapper… this may be the more fiendish version.
Hey THAK. The peasants are demanding a series on torture devices. Please do something to calm them down 😰
Thanks for sharing this. It's always interesting
Now do the Quiet Riot mask!