bang bang bang. The sensitivity and the power of a

[@Vikingwerk]

😂🤣😂 Impressive control, and incredible force, all in one demo!

[@TomFellBlacksmith]

Definitely! People don't tend to understand just how sensitive they are.

[@user-gb8hr5vg6y]

Учился на кузнеца. Это самое первое что мы делали. Потом учились закрыть с одного хода. Ой сколько мы коробков испортили 😂

[@user-gb8hr5vg6y]

СПТУ 33 Могилёв. Упский.имя отчество забыл. Мастер нас учил❤. Владимир Ильич. Мастер. Розочки чеканил.

[@user-kh7cq7ks8r]

А мой друг, в армии, закрывал спичечный коробок, стволом танкового орудия.Не повредив коробок.

[@tesudarshan-indianforeigns936]

Hey tom as per your method without using flux powder how do you protect the chain /any metal from getting contaminated/oxidised which leads to weakening and when metal got oxidised/contaminated it will have 99.99% getting breaked and since you never use flux then how do you protect chain from getting oxidised/contaminated

[@TomFellBlacksmith]

By keeping a clean forge, using proper heat control to not allow excessive scale build up, but most importantly, to shape the scarves, and the contact faces in such a way that they force contamination out with the blows from the hammer during the welding process.

[@jeanladoire4141]

"contamination" (usually iron oxide) softens or in some cases melts when hot enough. It can also reduce back to metal if the fire has low oxygen. Flux is just here to lower the melting point of these impurities and squirt them out

[@krieghound3931]

Oh...

[@TomFellBlacksmith]

Yeah

[@jakefell6670]

no match for your touch

[@TomFellBlacksmith]

It is a sensitive touch.