How to Upset Metal // The Blacksmithing Fundamentals You Need to Know

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If you want to learn blacksmithing, you will need to know how to upset metal. This video on my "blacksmithing fundamentals' delves into the blacksmithing techniques involved in upsetting metal.
If you are learning how to start blacksmithing, make sure you following along on this series of blacksmithing fundamentals. Each blacksmith lesson touches on a different principle that you need to know to learn forging. Once you've watched every video, you will basically have the essential guide to blacksmithing.
If you want to see blacksmithing tutorials, make sure to checkout my channel! My first blacksmithing fundamentals video was on tapering: • How to Taper Metal // ... . Second video on cutting metal: • How to Hot Cut Metal a... .
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15 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@manminusblood Год назад

Good job dude

@ChristCenteredIronworks Год назад

Thank you.

@markeverson5849 Год назад

Thanks appreciate that

@marcs4738 7 лет назад

I really needed to learn this technique. I want to make my own hardie tools. Thanks for the video 😀

@BobSmith-oe3hf 7 лет назад

Love this series so much! Thanks again Roy! Learned some things I didn't expect to.

@williamtimmons8791 7 лет назад

Thanks Roy that was very interesting and informative.

@shadowcastre 7 лет назад

Good explanations! It almost looks like a RR spike! I will add a tip for those interested... if you are upsetting a piece that is over approx 15 inches in length, the use if an upset block if your anvil has one, is a big help. My anvil didn't have one so I mounted a 2x4x4 piece of AR500 in the same location (between the anvil feet). A piece of mild steel will work too. This helps with how high the work piece is and makes for easier hammering. Thanks for the video...

@ffcrick9144 7 лет назад

Hope you add a few more videos to this series great content too learn from God bless you Roy

@wyattshafer9388 2 года назад

Is there a way to decrease to overall volume of a piece of metal through smithing

@peterl7225 7 лет назад

Very good and informative, as usual :)

@benjamin_griffin 4 года назад

Ok. I’ve struggled with this in the past, but I never realized that I needed higher heat. I’m starting to think I forge colder than I should in general. Thanks