Forging metal

Blazing Ember Forge on Instagram: "Hummingbird potted plant stakes! Forged by hand, for forging good relationships. You won't find a more unique gift this Mother's Day! Head to my website to buy one, link in bio. -> https://www.blazingemberforge.com/store/p/hummingbirdstake 100% handmade, with some of the most delicate forgings I've done to date. A year after the first batch, that's still true! This will likely be the only batch this year, and there are only a couple spares. So snag one up…

Though they have been refined through the ages, significant differences exist between the two methods used to make metal parts.

A comprehensive guide to make your very own knife There's nothing worse than being unequipped! Now, that isn't to say that you'll ever be in a situation where you have no choice but to forge your own knife, but who knows? It could happen,...

This HD wallpaper is about melted metal about to pour on container, crucible, foundry, molten, Original wallpaper dimensions is 1920x2560px, file size is 583KB

There is a need for “good guys” to man up and show the way for the next generation. Young men need a narrative that they can connect with. They need role models and exemplars that can portray a positi

Forged Flower: in this instructable i am going to show you how i made a metal flower with simple tools. it will be made from scrap metal and doesn't take alot longer then 2 hours to make it. the process will involve forge welding so this is a good exercise for beg…

As I mentioned, I've been making these fabric painted heraldic panels, to mark the entry way to our Estrella camp this year. (estrellawar.org) Now, while I do great on the fiber side of things, I turned to my husband to figure out a way to display these panels. We decided that he'd make some rebar stakes with metal rings on them, one for either side of a panel, and I'd sew ties to the sides of the panels to attach to the rings. Hmmm. We had some old rebar, but we didn't have any metal rings…

302/365 We went to the Texas Renaissance Festival today. I'm told it's the largest in the world. I always loved this place. I haven't been for 6 years. It was about time. They have a bunch of trade/craft stations set up around the festival and this was the blacksmith. It was pretty cool to watch him work.

With the piece steadied in a cradle, Howard creases the back of the bar with the peen of his hammer, in effect distorting the metal so that it’s not so rectilinear This is one of the design’s few aesthetic flourishes.