The Best Ribbon Burner Forge Build 

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"The most important part of a forge is the front door" take notes Alec

I died at the addidas power hammer.

With the shop looking like its coming together, I hope that means we will see more frequent content being released on the channel. I just love watching this kind of stuff.

Best part, forging that beautiful hinge...

Shouldn't you be wearing a respirator when working with K wool?

14:40 fast pace cement patting is now my favorite thing

Awesome forge guys!! To everyone else, please read all the warnings and instructions for the ceramic wool before you decide on how you want to handle it. In the end it's your decision what you do, but try to make it an informed decision.

You guys, are truly artists! Looking forward for more content.

Awesome all the way around guys. Just one note: please use the correct thread seal tape/dope when piping any flammable gas such as propane. I noticed that some of the thread joints were sealed with the appropriate yellow gas-rated tape and the rest appeared to use the standard white teflon tape. While teflon and PTFE are awesome for their intended purposes they fall a little short for gas piping as the petroleum based propane could eventually eat through or gum up the tape enough to allow leaks to develop. No need to state the obvious but a gas leak next to a hot forge would be a bad day for all. There are several good options for tape, I recommend a combination of yellow thread seal tape coupled with a gas-rated pipe "dope" so as to maximize the seals and to make future disassembly easier. Thanks for the content.

Bugles can now be made to order!) Mechanical hammer pleased with the inscription "Do not die" and three Adidas stripes!) Definitely like!

Wow love that forge one day I would like to go to a ribbon burner forge. Well done. Hope to see more use of this forge.

Of all the forge,s yet 10/10

I like the tip on welding on the screws to hold the insulation. Nice forge! Good job guys!

I use that kawool stuff in boilers all the time. New chamber kits come with it. So it handles the heat from burning fuel oil well.

Well done gent’s!!! I can’t wait to step up my forge like yours!👍🏻❤️ Happy Holidays!!

Forging by jet engine damn, looking good. Cant wait to see all the things you make with it.

What an epic forge I need to build this. It would be my forever forge.

21:53 The most slav power hammer I've ever seen

Love that star trek hoodie

Very glad you guys are speeding up the content released

Nice! It’s power hammer time! I’ve never seen a ribbon burner. Very cool. Thanks for the video

Nicely done, love it.

This is exactly how I built my ribbon burner forge. Minus the buying the completed kit from pineridge blowers. Kinda wish I had the cash to though they look really good ... need to finish my doors though.

очень круто , спасибо вам ребята ! very cool, thank you guys !

I laughed when I seen him wear a respirator when using the angle grinder and nothing when cutting the wool.... I would have done the exact opposite 😂

Great job guys 😎

Cool that makes me want to make one to go with my coal forge. Now make the sword of Goujian

Sweet hinges!

The music is great too!

Yes!!! Why am I just now finding this channel?

this is going to be my first forge

I love how the music sounds like an 80s movie. 😎

rly cool stuff and also nice tutorial.

I like it I'm a beginner blacksmith and would love to have something of such high quality

Awesome!

15:30 hey I use that bowl for making muffins !

I may have to borrow some of your methods to upgrade my forge.

Addidas stripes on your powerhammer? DAVAI ILYA!

I want you guys to know that you're the best and I can't wait to start blacksmithing. This channel has been so helpful in giving me ideas on where to start and I really appreciate it.

Very cool

Matt *has cool new beard* comments section: ... forge looks cool too :D.

that phat 80's beat tho

Notification on power hammer: Don't die. Me: OK. 😭

GREAT build! Really enjoyed watching just couldn't believe that there was no hearing protection used at anytime.

not to be a safety sally here but it always makes me wince when i see someone grinding with their face directly in line with the wheel.

Heron Mark Sword-Wheel of Time

Can you explain us the difference between the 2 power hammers types that you are using one day?

Gooooooooood

Compressing the wholl by packing cement over it wont diminish its insulating properties?

The front hole only needed a square cut out not a rectangle seeing the inner forge refractory hurts my ocd lol 👌🏽👌🏽 nice big forge

Вариант горелки интересный👍💥⚒️

Have you ever tried itc-100 to coat the inside of the forge? I used a similar coating and with two layers of kaowool I was able to get to forge welding temperatures.

So i am going to take a wild guess and say that your logo is meant to look like weyland yutani corps logo. Awesome, If i still lived in Baltimore i would love to watch you guys work.

Hey stop pulling my leg here! That's not a forge that's a housing for a dragon you're hiding from everyone..

I love how you discourage people from trying something on their own, and to buy from your sponsor instead. That's how you encourage creativity, learning, true understanding of the craft.

Неплохо получилось. Горелка вообще жесть.

What did you guys use for the floor, just a hard brick shaped to the contour of the forge? Great video btw

Any update on Skalchion? We are all waiting for it. Thank you!

my first thought when ilya was making the door handles was is he making an alice in wonderland themed spear? like the ones from the red queens army

Nice welding gloves 😂

What is a good size for a startup forge using propane and how much would it cost to make?

I love my Ribbon Burner . You will as well.

Wish you out lengths of the plumbing are those 6-12 in for the air

An experienced and smart person would know that you mush wear a mask when working with with kaowool

*Hi guys!* You asked people to give you suggestions as to what to forge next that would not only challenge you and all your skills but also be an incredible and highly collectible item. Here's what I think would cover all those basis's, Prince Thor's War Axe that he used before he was worthy of Mjolnir and also the weapon he always returned to when found unworthy of Mjolnir in a few original story lines in Marvel Universe Comics. The Axe is named *"Jarnbjorn"* also made out of Uru metal in the comic books but with no worthy clause, it's one of Thor's mightiest weapons he ever used before Mjolnir and was induced with great powers only outmatched by Mjolnir, Stormbreaker, Gungnir the King Odin's spear and the OdinSword named "Ragnarok". The challenge of building such and Axe would/should be because it should be forged out of Titanium (only) with a wooden handle and sized to the original size in the comics or as closest as possible. There shouldn't be a huge discrepancy in life size vs the comic book size or have a "that's close enough" mentality/possibility in order to cut corners or make it easier to build. I have looked everywhere and yet no forgeries has built this battle Axe yet. So it would be a first, if you would so choose to build it. I truly believe that this Axe should absolutely be built out of Titanium to give it the respect it warrants with all the steps required to make it the strongest by going through the complete steps required from the normalization process cycles, the heat/hardening quench phase and up to the tempered full process, since the properties of this metal is, it's the strongest metal from weight to strength/hardness ratio, Titanium is the only metal that should be considered. I've seen smaller axes and hammers built out of Titanium and from what I've seen, no one has even come close to building such a weapon. That's my suggestion, what do you think? Full disclosure... I also suggested this build to "Alec Steele" with no replies from my email to giving him the exact message I just wrote to you (Yeah it's a copy/paste message, except for the "full disclosure" part and I didn't tell Alec Steele that I also suggested this Axe to you). Whoever does it, has to know that this build would be a multiple youtube video build that would attract possibly millions of viewers for each video, which is a win/win situation for you guys in that department. Also, at the end of this build, being a one of a kind since made out of Titanium, this would end up being a highly sought after Thor collectible item that should fetch a good price since there's so many high end Thor collectors out there. And this Axe being a one of a kind collectible item since there's no one yet that has undertaken this build of Thor's battle Axe *"Jarnbjorn"* in any kind of steel, so if you built it and built it out of Titanium, this Axe could end up in a biding war from high end anything Thor collectors.

How many cutting wheels did it take and what brand and type? Also what kind of tank is that? Propane?

What kind of tank did you use? What would you recommend, and what are the dimensions on this?

What type of refractory casting cement did you use?

I have about 10 bags of the same monolithic. What was the water to refractory ratio you used?

По Мэту сразу видно - женатый человек) Спасибо за ролик. Будем делать!

Ilya's soundtrack should be Tri Poloski

How dose the refractory hold up to cracking and chipping with the K-wool underneath? Seems like it would be like pouring a concrete slab on top of a marshmallow. I have worked with both materials professionally for the past 11years, building and retrofitting various power plant components, and have never seen this attempted. I'm truly curious as to the durability of the insulation. Because if it works well, its a lot better solution for the home-gamer than high temp zinc paint systems that are traditionally used.

hey guys, not trying to be a troll, but white teflon tape is only rated for water connections, not gas connections, you should really be useing the yellow teflon tape for this

Is that the GH or LP burner you are using? If it’s the larger GH will the LP still get hot enough to forge weld?

Not sure tapping with a hammer sufficient, I think using a sawzall with blade removed would work awsome for getting bubbles out.

I missed it, what did this tank start life as, a water heater?

Can you tell @alecsteele to get doors for his forge?

that works. what sort of tank is that, is it a copper water heater

gj on he bladeguard and eyepro...

I hope you guys one day do a collab with Alec Steele. My two favorite blacksmithing channels together would be glorious

Does the shape of the forge matter a lot? I know size wise it does depending on your weapon

Curious what the benefit of installing the burner at an off center angle instead of directly above to the bottom of the forge cylinder where the materials to be heated will naturally settle?

Guys, what forge size is a good size for the 12X3" ribbon burner ?

Awesome forge. Getting a ribbon burner as soon as I get my bonus. LOL nice Adidas stripes. Your Russianness is showing proudly.

I am curious why you used 1" of kaowool as opposed to 2"? I have heard and read online that you want to use 2" or more for optimum results. What are your thoughts?

Do you have to special order refractory cement or can you get it at places like Home Depot?

Wow..

What are the advantages of a ribbon forge over a atmospheric forge?

What are the costs of presentet set up, botch witch purchase and exploitation?

What was the refractory and where did you purchase it?

are you guys going to continue making stuff on Man art arms and continue doing this channel as well?

Hey I wanna get started forging but my family doesnt have alot of money so I have a question in tempering process is car oil good?

Got to appreciate the tri poloski on your squat power hammer.

anyone know what blower they used?

Boy you guys sure make some purdy Fire an' Steel pictures! Back in the day, when Pine Ridge was no more than a gleam in it's father's eye, they had a saying in film schools, "Movies must MOVE!" More RU-vid producers should figure this out. "If the content is moving, keep the camera still; if the content is still, keep the camera moving. If both must be still move the POV Shot/Reverse Shot varying the lengths of the cuts; if both must be moving syncopate the movements between one another." You have this down, so pat yourselves on the back. Now, the next factor is the audio track. Sound consistency is the big hurdle. Matt's voice went from too treble to too bass. His natural speaking voice is kind of a reedy tenor. This is always a bitch to mike, particularly in sound environments that are excessively live, like most shops. Most of the slicker blacksmith videos get around this with voiceover, which I 'm sure you got very tired of in the past. So did I. But realtime mikeing is a realtime problem. In voiceover sound is information, too much voiceover means sharing too much information. In realtime sound is movement. That's why you have to be either speaking and not working or working and not speaking. Otherwise the movements clash. I don't know what post production resources you have to mix and modify realtime sound but I'd say that's the next videographer's hurdle for you. You are doing splendidly with music, particularly in the use of syncopating beats and baselines. RU-vid is rich in these resources and I wish more producers were using them as well as you do. This is particularly the case in two areas: slo-mo and the power hammer shooting. Slo-mo has to be watched like a hawk or it slips over into gimmickry. But in the shop context slo-mo gives you far more lucid control of moving objects, coordinating the speed of processes that are difficult to shoot straight because they are either too fast or too slow for realtime treatment. You are making excellent use of the music to keep slo-mo as technique from overpowering what objects in motion the slo-mo is being used for. A music beat that is either a little faster or slower than the slo-mo itself is one the best tools for this. Good job. Most shots of power hammer work fail to convey the delicacy that the technique is capable of. You are doing excellently here. Having music of multiple beats to match to the fine variations in motions, jumping from one on-beat motion to a different on beat motion, then syncopating the motions back and forth across the beats is something you're getting really, really slick with. Have fun!

is that 1 inch kao or 2 in?

Горелка конечно ах...на...горн тоже неплох...))

14:43 wait.. That's a pie

Safety first. You should really use a guard on that grinder. If you have ever seen on blow up and strike flesh you will never use one without again.