Hammered Metal: How to Raise a Copper Bowl - The Art League School

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Artist Michael Brehl raises a copper vessel using a hammer and anvil. This demonstration is from Michael's hammered metal class, "Pound It Out: All Things Hammered." This video shows the first round of raising.
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@PhilGibs0n 10 лет назад

Hi Michael! Good to see you're still teaching at the Art League.

@artmarina2011 10 лет назад

Very good master! Nice work! Thank you for video!!

@nickdunbar2967 3 года назад

Thanks for the reminder.I wasn't sure about shaping the base.Nice vid.Cheers

@cookingfordads 9 лет назад

very cool, great vid. thanks

@DonnaAskins 11 месяцев назад

Beautiful demonstration, thank you. I have a renewed appreciation for hammered work.

@Sir_Baddington 4 года назад

great technique!

@samson58 9 лет назад

Amazing

@matthewmarting3623 8 лет назад

I was watching this on my phone and said out loud "That man has a hardy hole in his stump!". My wife screamed "What???". She asked what the hell I meant and whether it was something dirty. I told her that hardy holes can be very dirty but it depends on how much soot is involved.

@dannysteele4013 Год назад

Thanks 🙏

@hutergirl1ify 11 лет назад

Freakin awesome!

@Imakeweirdstuff 10 лет назад

Damn, he makes it looks so easy O_O

@javo_roma 3 года назад

Is this technique proper to make a functional sounding small (splash) cymbal?

@MrBuddy7798 10 лет назад

i would take that class

@robertlawson4491 3 года назад

What brand and kind of raising hammer are you using?

@Chris-sv7xq 2 года назад

Where did you get that anvil? Hand made? It's awesome!!! Hail from Vermont.

@user-ig8gy3sx4r 5 месяцев назад

What kind of hammer and anvil are you using in the video? Thanks

@suryakhatri2684 5 лет назад

I'm also doing that kind of copper works. I'm an artist

@callofthewillman4469 5 лет назад

where are yall

@bayansmith 4 месяца назад

how thick is that copper? 1mm?

@Prime8inAtlanta 10 лет назад

I just watched another video where the person used a small hand torch to anneal the copper, making it softer and more malleable. Have you tried that technique to make it easier to shape the copper?

@Rael64 9 месяцев назад

Likely the metal was annealed, either from the source or there in the studio.

@sefiljohn2422 7 лет назад

mkay

@jockdouglass5928 11 лет назад

why not use the horn of an anvil?

@delorissamuelson6988 2 года назад

Hello, I am attempting to outfit my studio with the proper equipment for raising bowels but I can't seem to find any companies that sell raising stakes, can anyone point me in the right direction. Much thanks! P.S. I have seen many small 6" and smaller raising stakes for jewelry making, these are much too small for my needs. Thanks again!

@TheIronDuke9 Месяц назад

Any luck? It's been a year but have you tried searching local blacksmiths to see if one can be forged for you?

@amboynaburl3 2 года назад

What gauge copper are you using?

@crystalborealisstudio Год назад

I'm curious about this too.

@gestjnoi 10 лет назад

симпатичные коленки у слесаря в сторонке

@JosetteRedwolf 10 лет назад

Michael will you let your students know I have 200 or more copper discs 4 and 5 inches. cut ..

@RobertStokewood 8 лет назад

do you sell them?

@JosetteRedwolf 8 лет назад

yeah sets of 10 - 13 ga 4 inch discs for 140.00 plus 6.10 shipping.

@proudtitanicdenier4300 6 лет назад

140 DOLLARS!?

@powerobxxx 11 лет назад

Sand filled leather and a decent planishing set up would work wonders, this is rubbish

@user-zj1zn9st8x 11 месяцев назад

Coppersmith this person has no clue raising is not a term forming copper is termed blocking or drawing you initially use a mallet and finish with a planishing Hamer total amateur