Forging the double diagonal peen hammer part 2

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The use of a diagonal peen hammer can be much more ergonomic than a cross peen or straight peen hammer. Today I will look at the grinding and heat treatment of a double diagonal peen hammer . part two
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@MrDukaman 5 лет назад

Wow bud you pulled out all the stops for this one. Looks great can’t wait to use it Part 3 sounds good. Thx....Paul

@robertkatekaru887 5 лет назад

Yes, Part 3. You look great in your new apron

@82issa 5 лет назад

I would love key to see a part 3 also

@ChristCenteredIronworks 5 лет назад

50k by Wednesday!!!!!!!!! Whooo hoooo keep them subs coming people 👏👏🔥🔨 it's great to see a good channel grow! Much blessings and growth John :-)

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

There seems to have been a big spike on a single video this week. The last time that happened everything cam to screeching halt for a few weeks. But if it keeps up, I am going to have to have a plan for 50K

@JF-fx2qv 5 лет назад

@@BlackBearForge In response to CCI : We turned the corner on foul weather and with that it'll stagnate. I understand a channel creators need for a high sub count but I feel its a goal that can become a means to an end. In other words, I believe folks watch because of content and personality. I feel the desire to reach some number could be seen as another form of RU-vid politics in a time where politics is in everybody's life ... want it or not. Those that have a need to be generous and must give will give. Others, may want to learn, and still others may simply want to escape their world. Channel creators beware? Keep the channel business off your channel would be; I think, good advice. Black Bear Forge has done a fair job of it.

@Zogg1281 5 лет назад

@@JF-fx2qv Personally I feel that most people who watch John @BlackBearForge do so to learn. It's so hard for people (like myself), who are starting the craft, to find really good constant teaching on RU-vid. John doesn't go for flashy editing to draw in new people, he just gives shed loads of help and advice. To me, the more people who find his channel the better. I do understand what you mean, but it isn't always the case with RU-vid channels.

@jimhumphrey 5 лет назад

@@BlackBearForge The day after 50K is reached you open up the "show" sitting on top of the SayMak. If you do that then Roy will just have to do the same when he hits 50K!

@patrickd9551 5 лет назад

@@jimhumphrey sitting on top of your powerhammer is more of a thing for the youthfull british wielding swords ;) And when I type this, I ask myself "how?", because his shed isn't high enough

@nickverbree 5 лет назад

Definitely part 3. I bet that apron was a nice safety comfort to have when going that hot wire wheeling

@johnjude2677 5 лет назад

Them wires do fly and do damage.

@josediaz1484 5 лет назад

Part 3!!! Is always educational to see your work John 👍🏼

@bartweir1789 5 лет назад

John, it doesn't matter if you are using your heat treat oven to bake tortilla chips, we are going to watch. Of course we want to see part 3! Lol.

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

Cooking with the blacksmith, it will be all the rage for the fall lineup.

@TomokosEnterprize 5 лет назад

Lovein them John. How nice to have the treating oven. Go for part 3 please.

@brettsayers7768 5 лет назад

Everyone is saying part 3, i could live with another part for the series. Your videos are educational and 99% of the time i like them before they properly start.

@Zogg1281 5 лет назад

That's a good looking hammer, I love the shape of double diagonal peen hammers 😊 I'd be interested in a part 3. Thanks for showing your learning process so far, it's been really interesting 👍

@kambranictay1 5 лет назад

Part 3 all the way. Would be great to see ya dress and prep for shipping. Great info about wire brushing hot material. Did not know it would give a clean, nice looking finish. Well done 👍🏼

@3870TheDad 5 лет назад

John, fantastic lesson on preparing personally made tools for customers. Your attention to detail is commendable, and should be emulated in our own shops, if we endeavor to sell our wares to others. On a comical side note. I tried to describe a "diagonal cross-peen" hammer to my farm raised wife. To her a "peen" hammer is a ball-peen. Sooooooo, my verbal description was to no avail. As my artistic abilities are sorely lacking, I endeavored to show her a picture of your cross-peen hammer, which was difficult, as it was always working on that video. I was, finally, successful and I was able to draw her a poor likeness of a "diagonal cross-peen" hammer and emphasized its' necessity. Whew, a tense 3/4 of an hour. LOL 😆 Crisis averted.

@moreauvalleyforge3348 5 лет назад

Part three please. I enjoy your videos. My wife listens to me watching them, usually against her wishes lol

@brianderby145 5 лет назад

Do we want a part 3? That's a silly question...we'd like an all access 24 hr.a day Black Bear Forge channel on Dish Network...but for now we'll take a part 3! Another fantastic project John, keep up the great work!

@unograndepistola 5 лет назад

John, I’d love to see the finish up process for the hammers. I vote Part 3!

@benonablacksmith454 5 лет назад

I would like to see a part three!

@krl45randy83 5 лет назад

I'm in for part 3. Still doing a great job!

@GWIRailroad 5 лет назад

Yes on part 3, always learn something even if I am not doing that particular subject. Thank You Wayne.

@hosiercraft9675 5 лет назад

Hammer's are looking very nice. And yes wire wheels especially the cups are notorious for throwing wire. I always end up with steel or brass whiskers in my gloves my boots my apron and sometimes in my safety glasses and the end of my nose.

@waltparkhurst2494 5 лет назад

Part 3 would be awesome. I'm interested in dressing the hammer. Lol still learning.. Thank you and great videos.

@NeilGraham.I.M.F 5 лет назад

Id watch a part 3

@eboyd3416 5 лет назад

Part 3 please. And thanks again for the videos and your time.

@jjppres 5 лет назад

Absolutely we all want to see part III. We always want to see the whole thing on all you do John. That's how we're all learning how to do these things. I personally think they look great and am anxious to see the finished product.

@louislarose4023 5 лет назад

This is a great hammer build !Looking forward to part 3 !

@leontorkelson6246 5 лет назад

I vote for part 3.

@De_chavez_custom 5 лет назад

Part 3 please

@pressurechangerecord 5 лет назад

Yes to part 3 please. Thanks

@wayneshirey6999 5 лет назад

The hammer turned out quite nice. 🙂

@gregwise5324 5 лет назад

Good Job John! I'm Saying Yes To Part 3. Thanks For All of The Great Videos !! Can't Wait For an Update on How The New Apron is Working Out For You.

@tomazistenic1076 5 лет назад

Nice video ,like to see part 3 !!!

@JHmusik100 5 лет назад

Yes, part 3 :)

@MabutiKazoku 5 лет назад

Part 3 would be great!

@elmermainville4429 5 лет назад

Yes, Part 3 would be great to finish off this project!! Eagerly waiting for you're new video's. Thank you for the education sir!!

@danielcrawford7315 5 лет назад

If you make it...we will watch. Looks like a very nice hammer mr John. Thanks for sharing

@maxlopez8618 5 лет назад

A part 3 would be great, let us see the finished hammer a bit more to check out that hot wheel finish.

@stanervin6108 5 лет назад

Part 3 please! 🐾🔥⚒

@MrDukaman 5 лет назад

Hey john only another day or two till you hit 50k subs. Let me b the first to say congrats you earned it my friend....thanks for all you hard work ....Paul

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

Thanks. The way it has been going this week, it might happen this morning.

@ronthacker211 5 лет назад

Yes, i'd like to see it totally finished.

@XavierFaelington 5 лет назад

I am so glad that youtube recommended you to me. You are now one of my favourite blacksmith youtubers. I love the way you explain in great detail everything you do, It makes it so easy to follow. I am almost finished building my first forge so finding good instructional videos like yours are perfect. I look forward to the next upload.

@jefffarley9223 5 лет назад

I for one would love a part 3.

@Earthenfist 5 лет назад

THANK YOU FOR THIS! I keep saying that diagonal peens are better, but I've NEVER seen one. You make a bunch of these? Man, I might have to make my own...

@bob3274 5 лет назад

My vote is for a Part 3. I really like your new apron.

@johnjude2677 5 лет назад

Like I said yesterday ,On my ping hammer I made it wrong from ball pien into a petty much diaangl ping ( like near 45 degrees and not 90 degree and man do I love it for I don't walk a few steps to the side. Thanks You Sir

@mackenziefuson8938 5 лет назад

Yes, bring on part 3.

@rconner96 5 лет назад

Part 3 please 👍! Awesome lunch break videos 😉

@charlieyeager3645 5 лет назад

Agreed on a part 3. I would like to see as much on handle shaping as possible. Great looking hammers, John! Wish I could speak up for the other one! 😓 One of these days...😁

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

I'll be using a store bought handle, nut there will be some showing its fitting to the head

@jimmilne19 5 лет назад

Would love a part 3. Great series!

@richardsolomon8076 5 лет назад

Nice job :-) I'd happily watch a short part 3

@Mercenary_32 5 лет назад

Part 3!😃

@Smallathe 5 лет назад

Sure... part3 sounds great

@bunyanforgings7849 5 лет назад

Those aftermarket variable speed controls you can buy for routers work on the angle grinders too. I've used that to slow the grinder down.

@v.l.9560 5 лет назад

Part 3......Part 3......Part 3!

@theblackravenforge1353 5 лет назад

Of course! Part three!

@denniswhite166 5 лет назад

Part III please.

@jakeparker3082 5 лет назад

Part 3, yes!

@paulcorrigan649 5 лет назад

Yes please do a part 3

@coffeesstudios2122 5 лет назад

I'd watch a part three. Alec Steele is on part twelve I'm still watching.

@grandadz_forge 5 лет назад

Wow. I'm liking this series too.

@whilomforge3402 5 лет назад

Part 3 would be great

@shadetreeforge 5 лет назад

So far so good! a part 3 would be nice! as always very informative,,,

@shadetreeforge 5 лет назад

There is another technique for finishing work as well, I have a tomahawk made by a friend who finishes his hawks with what I call an as forged finish, after all the filing and detail work is put on, instead of power wire brushing he heats it in the forge and gradually adds a layer of light scale. not the flaky kind of scale but it's a layer of scale that covers all the file and sanding marks to give it the appearance that those details are forged in there.

@82finesa 5 лет назад

Part 3 will good to see

@hannemannironworks1651 5 лет назад

Looks great John!

@stephenwagar2663 5 лет назад

Yes I Would Like To See A Next Video !!!! Very Nice Series !!! New Subscriber From New Mexico !!!! Thumbs Up Times 17 .

@handyguy5038 5 лет назад

Great content, part 3 please!

@Brian-bn3qp 5 лет назад

Yes part 3 please

@stamperknives9783 5 лет назад

Yes I would like to see you Finnish this project

@dragonwaterforge 5 лет назад

Awsome job

@steelpennyforge5152 5 лет назад

Looks good!

@cypherian9821 5 лет назад

Crap was away for a bit , I would like to see the 3rd video :}

@craighall6468 5 лет назад

Please so a part three

@garynipp5415 2 месяца назад

Yes please

@douglasfathers4848 5 лет назад

YES please

@anthonycook9764 5 лет назад

part three please

@craigallendorf2754 5 лет назад

yes please

@GONE2VT802 5 лет назад

I would love to see a Part 3 to this project. Great work as always. Can you please remind me of the make and model of your heat treating oven? Thanks, John!

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

Its a Paragon, I don't recall the exact model number. But it should be in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cFU1xGiovfY.html

@GONE2VT802 5 лет назад

@@BlackBearForge Thank you!!

@tbc-9516 5 лет назад

I would like to see it

@BigWillSD 5 лет назад

My vote for 3

@deemedappropriate4790 5 лет назад

Part 3 👍

@dcw32401 5 лет назад

Nice hammer John. My experience with S7 is that you have to work to get Rc 58 from it. On a big chunk of steel like that, you would probably have to oil quench it. It would be nice if you get the chance to hardness test it to see what you actually got. My guess would be more like a Rc 52-54 which is still great for a hammer.

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

Thanks for the input. I guess I'm a bit nervous about oil quenching something that generally air hardens. Even though I know it should be OK. I'm afraid I don't have any way to hardness test.

@dcw32401 5 лет назад

We did a local tire hammer build using S7 for the dies. We had 10 pairs of dies commercially heat treated with a target hardness of Rc 56. They used an inert atmosphere in the oven and oil hardened them. I then did about another six pairs myself using an electric furnace similar to yours, foil wrap and oil quench. They were equally hard. If you want to test a hammer and are willing to pay the shipping one way, I will test it for you...and even return it. :-)

@kristy21b 5 лет назад

Hey John! I apologize if this seems like a dumb question but why the heat before the polishing wheel? My son and I watch and try to learn as much as we can the more we get into this and haven’t really seen that done yet. Big fans!

@stefflus08 5 лет назад

If the forging is almost thick enough to oil quench then a blast of air might be a middleground.

@Carole_Williamson 5 лет назад

Wow, that is awesome. Wish I had the proper equipment to make one. How much would it cost to buy one from you?

@GibClark 5 лет назад

👍👍

@idahobob173 5 лет назад

Loved this series. It looks like your electric furnace draws a lot of power (1750 Deg. F!). How many amps is your electric service to your shop?

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

I have 100 amp service but that electric furnace runs on 20 amp 220 volt

@SuperJaXXas 5 лет назад

How big is that grinder? It seems to have a strange shimmy when it's not loaded.

@maniacofthewoods5510 5 лет назад

I would enjoy a part 3. I have a question, when you use the belt sander do you have to keep it cool? I think it doesn't matter if the metal gets to warm, but will it destroy the belt? Thanks for the video.

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

The belts don't seem to care that much. The big issue is keeping it cool enough to hold onto the piece. You can easily get it hot enough to burn yourself.

@ghostforge3303 5 лет назад

So John will you be selling the other hammer???? hint hint wink wink

@BlackBearForge 5 лет назад

Probably

@ghostforge3303 5 лет назад

@@BlackBearForge I am definitely interested in buying it. email me @ ghostforging@gmail.com

@linnrich2477 5 лет назад

Let me know I do want one

@andrewostrelczuk406 5 лет назад

Could you provide a sort of chart of the steel you use and it's temperature for Hardening and the soak times that would be only your steel you use and it would no doubt have more people asking for other than S7 steel... I could go back several times but if you make the chart and post it on a video you will get subscribers and more likes... yea it's being some ones secretary sort of... but I've paused and rewound videos to capture info and forward them to others... Like the way you operate... And the whine on your polisher grinder for the wire wheel finish is indicative of the need for bearings... as a habit in my life I pull the gear cover and re lube even new models... maintenance is training and so is inventory as I've done the jobs in the Army to have mastered much of it... and some things I've found I kinda swear by 4-1/2" grinders... Dewalt is the most commonly used in my shop... 5 have met their demise after long service life... spare parts have kept a few going far beyond their own wear out time... 7 to 11 amps, are almost interchangeable but... let the factory smoke out and it's time to cut the cord... yes I've tried a couple other brands... but the need for adapters for 5/8- 11 Threads, not worth it... harbor freight models are just good at getting through a job or two and will QUIT when you expect them not to... but you get what you pay for...