Making Power Hammer Dies for 'Black Beard Projects' - with Lock Mechanism

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In this video I'm going to make new poer hammer dies for 'Black Beard Projects'.
He asked me if I can make him a pair of new dies for his new power hammer to make damascus. We decided to make them out of 1.2344 (H13) steel, which is perfect for this kind of application. It's heat treatable and will be perfect to use with high temperatures when forging steel. The top die also has a lock mechanism included so the key can't fall out if it should come loose while working and destroy the piston. The heat treatment and especially the tempering of this steel was quite special. I made two tempering cycles at 600°C for two hours. This high tempering temperature will make sure that the abilities of the steel won't change if it gets hot while working up to 600°C. I wrapped them in stainless steel foil for the hardening so the dies will be sealed from oxigen to reach the part, this will pervent building scale. The parts only turned black because of the high tempering temperature, which I later removed by sandblasting them with glass beads. I really liked the look of the sandblasted parts so I left them like that and shipped them to Black Beard Projects.
Be sure to check his video of our collaboration to see the dies in action.
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@BlackBeardProjects 3 года назад

Awesome!!! The best power hammer dies ever. Such a great honor to have them, thank you!

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks, I'm glad you like them. This was a fun collaboration. I hope we can do more in the future!

@Vickie-Bligh 3 года назад

Your Damascus was gorgeous even if it was a concept piece. Perfect use of MM's dies. 😊

@rasmis 3 года назад

Yo dawg! I hear you like dovetails, so we put a dovetail in your dovetail!

@ericstorm8277 3 года назад

@@mymechanicsinsights I hope that too. You two are basically my "go to" channels for metalworking =D

@PETER2954 3 года назад

I have watched all your videos and am always amazed at your skills. I wonder would you be interested in restoring my 50 year old Webley mark 3 air rifle it has many problems including a cracked stock, faulty trigger mechanism, loose telescopic sight plate, all the screws are chewed up, it has no bluing so is a bit rusty, and the spring is also old, the barrell possibly may not be true. I think it would be a perfect project for you. Thanks Peter

@BradyBegeman 3 года назад

Excellent work as usual. Blackbeard is lucky; I doubt power hammer dies were ever this nice from the factory.

@BlackBeardProjects 3 года назад

Lucky indeed! Not even close to this quality of work.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much :-)

@BradyBegeman 3 года назад

@@BlackBeardProjects Love your channel too btw. Subscribing to your Patreon right now!

@t0mn8r35 3 года назад

Beautiful as always. I have lost count of the number of times I would screw up making things like that.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, much appreciated

@tracybowling97 3 года назад

1st before I even watch more of this episode, it is so awesome that you can see what you need from those drawings and make something useable. Pretty cool! Now on to the rest...

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks again!

@robshortman2523 3 года назад

Awesome stuff, what a guy helping your buddies 👍

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Absolutely

@kingyoman1 3 года назад

É um prazer enorme ver um trabalho tão bem feito como o que você faz. 👏👏👏

@ДенКоден 3 года назад

Матовая сталь выглядит круто!

@juanvalmo6808 3 года назад

Excelente

@lsupreme 3 года назад

9:20 ooh that sound make me aagh...

@MsDrientje 3 года назад

Has anyone here any idea how hard it is to make a consistent outer radius with a file? Anyone? I have been practicing that in school for weeks. Frustrating to the max. You sir have a skillset that many of my colleagues would be jealous of.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Patience and knowledge is key with filing ;-)

@udo895 3 года назад

Золотые руки

@eslproseries4822 3 года назад

Freedom to Yuri Detochkin !! ... Believe the RU-vid channel of Igor Negoda. A person really lives by it. He is one of the best in his field, if not the best !!!

@azuanatoya 3 года назад

o d d l y s a t i s f y i ng

@Jim13170 3 года назад

oh ! tu fais pas payer sur celle-ci ?

@mbot1326 3 года назад

My mechanics version of hell has sharp corners everywhere

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Haha

@HepauDK 3 года назад

Sharp corners and, urgh, burrs! Deburr all the edges!!!

@selensewar 3 года назад

And none of the pits are countersinked.

@_Killkor 3 года назад

And you are not allowed to make a new one.

@stevenmorris3698 3 года назад

@@_Killkor that’s just evil 🤣

@mrod203 3 года назад

You have completely ruined these types of videos for me ... sure I watch the other channels but I always think afterwards ‘that was good... but NOT My Mechanics good’. Watching you work relaxes me so much, you make everything so perfect!

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much :-)

@Mad9977 3 года назад

i feel you =)

@HepauDK 3 года назад

There was this one time though, where he missed a spot on the oil lamp (under the wick adjustment knob). That made him go from "perfect" to "way above avarege". ;) ...And the horrible black surface on the dies after hardening them because he didn't package them correctly. The end result was as always excelent though. :)

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

@@HepauDK haha, that was just the tempering colors, because I did two tempering cycles at 600°C. Right after the quench the parts haven't been black ;-)

@pollyseip 3 года назад

Same goes for me as well!! I often wish that My Mechanics could’ve done the restoration work on whatever random obscure vintage item it is.

@thatshowvidu 3 года назад

The people who disliked this video are upset about the purchase of the spring.

@frankmadonna01 3 года назад

Lol. We need to hunt those 19 people down and ask them wtf is there problem 🤣

@Robpearceknives 3 года назад

....and they never had made a spring themselves, nor much else for that matter.

@alejandroherrera5271 3 года назад

Time is money. It's faster and probably just as cheap

@PHUSII 3 года назад

just fat fingers on mobile screens.

@kirabogavin8846 3 года назад

No no... They are not even upset, they are just learning the meaning of the two icons, so they clicked a wrong one yet their intentions were to like. There's no clear reason to dislike such a project.

@kjamison5951 3 года назад

11:20 When he wrote “I bought this spring…”, he meant, “I bought some stock round bar, drew it out to the critical dimension through multiple dies, formed it around a precision machined mandrel I made, heat treated it, annealed it and tested it so that it provided exactly the correct amount of spring compression.”

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

haha good one ;-)

@Aleksander_Grigorjev 3 года назад

@@mymechanicsinsights The spring let you down, dude. Just kidding....

@ONC_Diggin 3 года назад

Comment is gold lol 😂

@loiatavete1961 3 года назад

Anyone else have no idea what a Power Hammer Die is but still enjoys watching these videos? 😂😂

@halbertking 3 года назад

Honestly, me😂😂😂

@kjamison5951 3 года назад

Hammer Dies have been used for decades. During the 1980’s, Power Hammer Dies became the standard.

@cat3crazy 3 года назад

I have no mechanical experience and no idea of what most of the parts that My Mechanics makes are for. But I love watching a perfectionist work. In this world where "good enough" seems to be the standards, it's nice to know that there are people who do exceptional work.

@suitov 3 года назад

@@cat3crazy These are attachments for another machine (the "power hammer") to shape the material it hammers. That's what a "die" is in engineering: a part used to form material into a desired shape. In this case the material was metal, but dies are also used to mould plastic and other stuff. They're very useful in manufacturing.

@jimthesoundman8641 3 года назад

He linked to the video for BBP. You can see the dies on the power hammer, hammering some steel.

@DiesInEveryFilm 3 года назад

Really clean work mate. Thanks for sharing

@HenryCase 3 года назад

My mechanics is the only channel I won't recommend to my wife, in fear of her leaving me instantly.

@SheeplessNW6 3 года назад

If your marriage fails, you could make a new one

@HenryCase 3 года назад

@@SheeplessNW6 good sir. I am not my mechanics. I wish I was but alas, I am not.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

lol

@Aleksander_Grigorjev 3 года назад

You can "make a new one" wife.

@abhishekdwivedi5521 3 года назад

My friend just asked "Who is My Mechanics ?" . His mom and dad should've made a new one. Masterclass as always. Perfection !!!! Love from India bro

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much :-)

@runklestiltskin_2407 3 года назад

I bought that spring Me: I am greatly disappointed.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Haha ;-)

@ashleebenedict6523 3 года назад

As twoset would say: Sacrilegious!

@kevinnathanson6876 3 года назад

Wait a minute! Wait just a damn minute!! You BOUGHT a spring?!? I mean, you just went out and gave someone some money and they gave you a spring?! You have NO idea where that spring has even been! You don't know if it is made correctly, if the wire is .0001mm out of spec, or even if it might still have a sharp EDGE on it somewhere?! Plus, it's SHINY! My God, I feel like I just don't even know who you ARE anymore! I'm not angry; just disappointed. 😈

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Haha a little joke on my side ;-)

@kosmoboi 3 года назад

LMFAO. It’s the same every now and then he’ll buy a screw. And then my world comes crashing down. 😂😂

@stevemanart 3 года назад

I dunno if its the same term for metalwork as it is for woodwork, but I always appreciate your dedication to chamfering all of the edges

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Yeah chamfering is correct. Thank you very much :-)

@deanharris-martin1849 3 года назад

And the radius on the locking slide is known as a fillet. Fillets have a rad, chamfers have an angle

@alfvicente 3 года назад

"I need a new spring. I have a tool for it" * takes out the wallet

@dcassinera 3 года назад

As a metallurgist, it is always a great pleasure to see the use of the right steel to perform the right job and heat treated in the right way. Perfect job as usual 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@sambishop3211 3 года назад

Tremendous video as always, mate. I think you missed a trick not engraving at least your name and the date. In addition to being top notch custom tooling for BBP, it’s also a little bit of RU-vid history after all.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

I need to find an old rusty engraving machine to restore, so I can engrave future projects. Thank you very much Sam :-)

@ThatBum42 3 года назад

Could do it the This Old Tony way and use letter punches.

@TheRealMotoNut 3 года назад

Absolutely beautiful! I just have to say that seeing you use “popcorn” packing to ship those parts makes me cringe. I have worked at UPS for 29 years and I’ll tell you popcorn packing is the most worthless packing made. What ever you put in that popcorn will settle to the bottom of the box and your part will only be protected by the cardboard box. If you shake your box and it’s contents move, you are risking damage. Wrap the parts in foam like you did but stuff crumpled paper or more foam packing in the box till it’s completely solid when you close it.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

The package was stuffed super tight, I did shake it and nothing moved ;-)

@yak-machining 3 года назад

I use them on my job, and they are always a mess to work with.

@slowlife8698 3 года назад

Çok iyi olmuş Tebrikker Paylaşımın için 👍🏼👍🏼 from Turkey 😊

@vipgame3849 3 года назад

👏🏼👏🏼

@slowlife8698 3 года назад

@@vipgame3849 😊

@UsmanMuhammadNooruddin 3 года назад

Amazing work as always! Also, have you ever had the dimensions of a part (to build) sent to you, and you realised that this won't work at all after it's done?

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Mostly you can already see such errors on the drawings.

@Rhyno186 3 года назад

"Chamfers are what separate us from the animals." -Blondihacks

@Vickie-Bligh 3 года назад

The plans made so much sense after seeing them made and seeing them put to use. Well done on the hardening & tempering. Who knew it was so tricky? This was a fun project to watch.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much Vickie :-)

@ОлегМихолап-ч3з 3 года назад

Да,приятно смотреть на педантичность и профессионализм при изготовлении детали.

@jlucasound 3 года назад

Yes, it is very nice but he BOUGHT a Spring!! ;-)

@ihasolak 3 года назад

Are you recycling the waste from milling machine and lathe?

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Yes!

@kr51117isawesome 3 года назад

The tags for my mechanics videos should include "therapeutic."

@MrGUSARIK 3 года назад

Wow. I never new I needed it in my life , but now I can't imagine the rest of my life without mesmerizing beauty of these videos. What an artistery. Thank you for shearing.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Wow, thank you!

@crisvega7588 3 года назад

Me, an armchair machinist: Good call clamping on hardened pin.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Machinist handbook, chaper milling, page 1 ;-)

@crisvega7588 3 года назад

@@mymechanicsinsights 😀

@mohamedlwrd2923 3 года назад

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@ObsidianParis 3 года назад

Even these dies are now pieces of jewelry ! Let's forget about hammering and expose them in a showcase.

@БерикАсанов-в6с 3 года назад

brother What are you missing.. 👍👍👍👍👍Karakalpakstan🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

More content coming soon :-)

@БерикАсанов-в6с 3 года назад

@@mymechanicsinsights great We are waiting🛠

@EnzoSwizz98 3 года назад

Did not watch the video yet....but still have confidence on ur skill.. ✌️✌️

@pjhalchemy 3 года назад

You never disappoint, but did make me wince that you hit that collet, then realized you were just teasing us. ;-P How many setups was that...42 the meaning of life. Brilliant on the heat treat and tempering...complex for sure. There were no Notes on the drawings that I saw but MM knows the first note on any machining drawing...Remove all burrs and sharp edges. Note the perfect tiny chamfers done by hand!!! Nice to see some Real Machining and classy Videography!! Thanks MM you set a new standard...and personally I would have bought the spring also...don't let'em dog you! ;-D Hat Tip ~PJ

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much, I really do appreciate it :-)

@rosmundsen 3 года назад

Maybe you could make a punch with your logo on it. To stamp items like this.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

That would be cool, but I think I'd need to customize my logo for that, too many details.

@Bluesman57 3 года назад

Another excellent video! The way you take life in deburring the sharp edges impresses me. Not only does it prevent you from getting a jagged cut from the milled edges. It also allows you to clamp your stock accurately in the vise, not on a burr. I always deburr my parts after any type of machining or drilling. It's a very important part of manufacturing a quality part.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much, I really do appreciate it :-)

@adikamedia9521 3 года назад

Шикарная работа !!!! смотрю с большим удовольствием !!!

@glebkhudoev2773 3 года назад

Это он что на заказ сделал ?

@adikamedia9521 3 года назад

@@glebkhudoev2773 да, другому блогеру

@TraderMAK 3 года назад

I still don't know what is use of this item yet watched whole 13 mnts 😂

@cat3crazy 3 года назад

Me too!

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

check his video too ;-)

@suitov 3 года назад

Such beautiful attention to detail. It must be so exciting to receive a package from My Mechanics!

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much, I really do appreciate it :-)

@giorgioromano1173 3 года назад

Man, I waited so long for this

@budzillasohoski9858 2 года назад

Amazing work! I watched this video and it completely inspired me! After watching, I went out to the kitchen and started to put together my nephews 12 piece “Bob The Builder” jigsaw puzzle. With inspiration from you, I’m confident I can have it completed by the end of the week.

@HepauDK 3 года назад

Seeing those little arrow ticks on the measurements made me all sentimental, as I have used architectual ticks for the last 16 years after changing career path from machining (trained fitter) to construction (technical designer)...

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, much appreciated

@diyresttube 3 года назад

great collabiration of two skilled restorer...required skill to do this kind of stuff.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks a lot

@ПавелЧернышов-и4ч 3 года назад

Здравствуйте механик. Очень интересная работа. Хотелось бы знать, что за приспособление и для чего он предназначено. Работа на 5+. Спасибо за видео.

@brasilaventuradetectorismo1607 3 года назад

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@stephenprescott4441 3 года назад

As usual, absolutely brilliant, I'm going to have to look up exactly what these objects are for, but I bet these two are the best quality ones in the world 😎

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@AsitShouldBe 3 года назад

Welcome back boss!! You are the one inspired me to buy my mill and open an RU-vid channel!😁👌

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Go for it!

@AsitShouldBe 3 года назад

@@mymechanicsinsights i have already done it! 😁😉

@KevinRay_man 3 года назад

Damn man, you are such a boss. I can't believe you managed to make two chunks of metal dies so beautiful. Artistry for sure.

@yevbruts5687 3 года назад

Where can I find the flat sanding block you use at 6:28?

@Vickie-Bligh 2 года назад

It's actually a piece of aluminum plate with 240 grit sandpaper taped on it.

@philiprogers5772 3 года назад

Before you started the first facing off operation, there was a pattern visible on the top surface. I'm curious as to what that was. I have a similar one in my workshop and would love to know how it was formed.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

You mean before I started milling?

@philiprogers5772 3 года назад

@@mymechanicsinsights yes.

@jibguy2003 2 года назад

Awesomeness Dude! Your corners and edges are a work of art.

@kanuni3386 3 года назад

Good work

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you so much 😀

@Gawrik94 3 года назад

настолько охрененно выглядит, как игрушка ,даже не знаю как описать

@geoshot642 3 года назад

wait is only man that think this looks like "Box Boy(i don't know what that character called)" when we seach google, "wallpaper"...

@brentadams28 3 года назад

Did you always want to be a 3D printer when you grew up?

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

lol

@MrAlbedo39 3 года назад

I can only assume that you hand-filed all the sharp edges and burrs off that steel foil before folding it with your bare hands. :)

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Haha, what a pain ;-)

@Renville80 3 года назад

How many exclaimed at the sacrilege at 11:20 ? 😉

@HepauDK 3 года назад

I certainly made confused noises, that's for sure. :P

@Richet125 3 года назад

Wow, you made that look a lot easier than I know it was! Btw do you use a surface plate and marking blue for any machine to spec jobs like this??

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

No never, I don't have both of them.

@chrissinclair7197 3 года назад

Fantastic video and great Collaboration with Black Beard Projects. I love your collaborations with the other restorers. Great vid as always and look forward to more, 👍🏻

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks, I'm glad you like it :-)

@ramazanoz3049 3 года назад

Yeni bir video daha atamazmısınız heyecanla bekliyoruz

@kosmoboi 3 года назад

Let me tell you something. I felt accomplished when I changed my windshield wiper blades. After watching his videos I feel inadequate. 😂. I really do feel The same way about watching any other videos it feels like I’m cheating on you there’s only one my mechanic.

@eiliannoyes5212 Год назад

So great - thanks! Would be nice if you had shown measuring the outcome of filing the R1.2 of the "lock".

@RobWhittlestone 3 года назад

Stunning, beautiful work. This is machinist heaven. LG usm Fricktal. Rob

@protospace270 3 года назад

I love all of your work. But as a machinist I especially love this type of content. Keep the machining ASMR coming!

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

More to come!

@vickirothe3761 3 года назад

May I ask a question please? When you clean up your shop of the metal shavings from the various metals, both wet and dry, are you able, or required, to recycle the shavings? I don't even want to consider how sharp those shavings can be. Thank you.

@YapayZekaCizim 3 года назад

It makes me very happy that two youtube channels that I watched with love are in a project together.🤗 Meanwhile Greetings from turkey.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, much appreciated

@iamzombie 3 года назад

Looking at the print shown at 0:14... On the top view there is a feature dimensioned 8mm and 9.75mm on the left side, but 1mm more on the right side. 9mm ant 10.75mm. What is that for? I thought maybe that the part had a slight angle there but it's not shown in any of the other views like the taper of the dovetail from 29mm to 30mm.

@shortboypinoy 3 года назад

Excellent work! I just hope every other youtuber doesn't start asking you to commission their things so that you can still have time for your projects.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Haha true ;-) working hard on the restoration for the main channel, 16 days in so far

@ImBigOunce 3 года назад

Why is the hardened pin necessary for making the block square? Is the clamp not square or something?

@zemyla 3 года назад

Man, if I had all the stuff my mechanics has, well, I still wouldn't get anything done, but I'd have fewer excuses.

@Rsama60 3 года назад

Really nice project, they came out well. One comment on the way you packed them, you shoulde have put a sticker: fragile. 😎

@kutamsterdam 3 года назад

The lock looks a bit like the firingpin construction of a 1911 Colt Government model.😊

@PaskalisHendriWijaya 3 года назад

You should collaborate with Tony Stark. He also called the mechanic.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Noted ;-)

@cut-- 3 года назад

Why does the "we are the Robots", from Kraftwerk start playing in my head when you start working ? and i was in my teens back then ! :) Try playing when he's working !

@xl000 3 года назад

How much would you charge for it ? Assuming you're an artisan who takes projects already fully specified with plans like that.

@ericstoever9577 3 года назад

Elegant, simple, high quality work. Thank you for sharing it with us!

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Glad you like it!

@stivensbanks 3 года назад

🇧🇷 Aqui está o comentário em português de um brasileiro que você estava procurando

@justandy333 3 года назад

Does anyone on here know what make and model his milling machine is? I'll be in the market for one soon and I thought i'd do a bit of research. This one looks awesome purely because it looks so easy to clock the head. But how accurate is that process? Im tempted by the classic bridgeport type machine, but they're a pain to clock the head accurately.

@ImpactWench Год назад

Admit it you're just trolling us by making Space Invaders.

@5cloudwalker 3 года назад

Fascinating to watch and admire your skill one wrong measurement and it’s a paper weight… btw not being a mechanic is this supposed to be some sort of jig?

@naumen6508 3 года назад

came on this video for the sole purpose of seeing that someone wrote "The metal pieces in the thumbnail look like 2 characters" I am utterly disappointed

@lapougepierre4931 3 года назад

Woow, I never saw forge tooling finished with this quality level, god damn suppliers always forget to remove sharp edges 😂

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much, I really do appreciate it :-)

@LIBERTASetVERITA5 3 года назад

So, YOU could reconstruct the Puma Punku H-blocks and maybe determine what they were made for.

@hoperp1951 3 года назад

Awesome, love to watch a real engineer working, makes it all seem so simple, yet I know how much thought, effort, skill and knowledge goes into such a task.

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@sperber-knives 3 года назад

After this video, I want a milling machine ! :D Beautiful video, greetings from germany !

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@Llohr 3 года назад

Is it a lot cheaper to wrap in stainless foil than to put parts in a borax bath? Seems like the latter would produce better results, but I'm far from an expert in metallurgy.

@yayaskurt1541 3 года назад

Hey, i love this co work. I loved to see them in action on bbp channel. Nice job u both! 😁

@mymechanicsinsights 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@ricktan5663 3 года назад

I think you can start a video with an empty table and then just say “I will make a new ___________.” 😀😀😀

@WG55 3 года назад

2:00 After milling the fourth side, you have a bleeding cut on your left hand. What happened?

@Gantzz321 3 года назад

why all the packing peanuts? are you afraid the hardened steel block will get damaged in shipping?

@bpetnoi1472 3 года назад

So two hard face hammer dies require more foam shipping peanuts than my last turn table set to me? He could have shipped them in a paper bag and they would have been fine shipped anywhere in the world.