Same shape, different cutting edge welding technique.

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In this video of the "Scrap Metal Replica", I show how to forge a folded-eye early medieval axe.
In the early medieval the three main techniques of welding cutting edge have been used. 1. asymmetric cutting edge, the piece of steel is forge-weld on to the one side of the axe body. 2. the piece of steel vedge-shape is placed in the slit which is cut in the middle of the end of the axe body and then everything is forge-weld together. 3. The end of the axe body is placed into a v-shape piece of the stell and then forge-weld.
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@giodavid991 2 года назад

Every piece you forge, be it a spearhead, an axe, a seax or a knife is a work of art and shows excellent craftsmanship and masterful control of the metal, keep up the fantastic work! Also the the improvement of the recording quality is highly appreciated

@ostrogniew 2 года назад

Thank you. Yes i changed camera, small lens and sensor in GoPro do not work well in the dark smithy.

@dungeonmetalworks4281 2 года назад

Very interesting, didnt know the first methode existed. Thanks for sharing!

@maxlarsen Год назад

Not many people talk about on youtube! Menas its valuable! To watch and i love knowledge!

@andyc750 Год назад

superb, a master class in the old ways of doing things, they all look awesome so thanks for showing us all

@comancherocha7013 2 года назад

I relly enjoyed watching that

@alexanderkao-sowa8841 2 года назад

Thanks for going through the effort of making every style!

@klepa1800 Год назад

Robisz świetną robotę !

@stefankarlsson9401 2 года назад

Vera nice work. You made it so I could understand.

@tataedc6401 Год назад

Piękna robota i super się ogląda. Dzięki za ten film. Bywaj :)

@stantilton2191 Год назад

Fine work, thank you for sharing.

@gwilymdawson-stanley7355 2 года назад

What are the advantages of the steel rapped around the soft iron axe head?

@officinaferraria 2 года назад

The Wrought iron I used has no carbon in the alloy so forge welding is hard and needs a very high temperature. This steel spacer causes better welding at a lower temperatures.

@Cookie_Cuttings 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing! I loved the step by step process that you demonstrated!

@dmitryefimkin6550 2 года назад

Wanderful/ Thanks for video. for some reason I like exactly 1 way

@user-kl2zj7gz7k Год назад

Великолепно! Классная работа!

@hawkbox 2 года назад

That is fantastically interesting, I've only ever done the second method of adding a bit. I'm going to have to try the other methods now.

@rodonsynheliosa 2 года назад

Great work as always, very educational. This time to the festive table. Happy Easter!

@schmiedemesser_Jasmine 2 года назад

Hello Maciej! Very cool and informative video! Very well done! I love to watch you create things! You have such a wealth of knowledge and skill! It is just amazing how you create your axes or spear heads! Wishing you all the best and I hope that one day I'll be making an axe head too! Cheers, Jasmine

@officinaferraria 2 года назад

Thank you Jasmine.

@schmiedemesser_Jasmine 2 года назад

@@officinaferraria You are very welcome and I would also like to tell you that the quality of your videos also improved very much! I really enjoy watching it! All the best! :-))

@LoganBiren 2 года назад

I’m curious. What’s the methodology behind the steel spacer for better welding for the eye? To me it would seem to be trickier because you’re now not welding two planes together but 4. It’s all beautiful work!

@officinaferraria 2 года назад

Wrought iron i use has very low carbon content so it should be forge weld in high temperature (bright withe and sparks), but if you add thin steel spacer between then temperature of the forge welding is lower.

@akord1328 2 года назад

Masz dostęp do spektrometrycznych analiz artefaktów, czy to po prostu wyobraźnia i mistyczny kontakt z duchami starych mistrzów? Przy okazji super opanowany warsztat. Czapki z głów. Kľaniam się nisko.

@officinaferraria 2 года назад

Na skorodowanych powierzchniach zabytków zazwyczaj b. dobrze są widoczne linie zgrzewów i poszczególne elementy z których przedmiot był wykonany. Analizy metalograficzne, zagłady, spektrometria też są dostępne.

@Merkenau Год назад

13:50 min.: How to forge a Nigersaurus...

@officinaferraria Год назад

hahaha, that's true:-)

@kowalczykmatt Год назад

Hot damn

@cyrillevogler4065 2 года назад

what acid do you use to etch the axe?

@officinaferraria 2 года назад

Nitric acid

@officinaferraria 2 года назад

Nitric acid, 3-5,%

@TheNdelokvideo Год назад

Why use wrought iron+steel instead of fully steel?

@officinaferraria Год назад

In historical times steel was much more expensive than low-carbon iron so only cutting edges were steel. I try to reproduce medieval axes in all aspects not only in size but in forging technology also.

@TheNdelokvideo Год назад

@@officinaferraria great!!👍