Forging a Quadruple Bevel Leaf Finial

[@IslandMetalForge]

Ooh mister big shot showing some awesome use of the horn!... lol... nice job. Looks amazing.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Awesome job Roy. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my Roy. Can't wait to see more videos. Always great to see and learning from u and Many more blacksmiths. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.

[@michaelhayes1678]

Wow! Well done! Sometimes commentary is nice, and sometimes It's helpful just to watch it being formed. Beautiful work!

[@laverncarroll]

That’s beautiful really nice work

[@LordofTheLords5]

What a beautiful design. I think it’d look wonderful for a guard or pommel on a blade

[@5x535]

Very cool element, Roy. You made that look deceptively easy. Thanks for helping us up our game.

[@veteranironoutdoors8320]

Ive watched this at least 5 times now, that thing is gorgeous. Loving the style!

[@oracle1239]

You make it look so easy! The concept is simple...the execution is skillful...great job as always!

[@mtyson9004]

Very cool Roy! Thanks and God Bless you guys!

[@MinionsSmithy]

Nice demo, Roy! Thank you!

[@hannemannironworks1651]

That is a beautiful element Roy!

[@wayneheitz8390]

Another fun project and great video. I learned where I was going wrong. Thank you for what you do.

[@ffolted]

Ive been watching Mark Aspery's video series on Abana curriculum.Ive noticed alot of the techniques hes been showing lately you are showing similar techniques on your projects.The right angle bar video and now this beveled leaf finial.Lovin it ,just an observation...great techniques your showing us...Thankyou!

[@jessiegarza11]

I like the design and end product of it great video as always roy

[@ericdouglas9804]

Really nice Roy 👍👍. I bet even Yamez smooshes the like button 😂😂😎

[@billwoehl3051]

🤔🤣👍😂

[@CarlJohnson-ry3gc]

Very nice work!! Thank you.

[@danielcrawford7315]

Neat twist on a floor da lee. Ok ok fleur-de-lis. There now I wont get shishkabobed. 🤣🤣 🙏 God bless yall now and well wishes. Especially for the trip n demo Crawford out 🙏🧙‍♂️

[@justin_ray]

Very nice and looks very difficult.

[@samstapleton3739]

Amazing work man keep up the good work

[@aliceharvey1226]

Very nice work, though I am curious to see how you made that last curl, what with two others being in the way. Looks a bit tricky.

[@brysonalden5414]

You sure do nice work. That's trickier to do than it is to watch, that's for sure.

[@ilyasdomaines9121]

Very very nice job.. Thanks you boos

[@manga12]

well that was differant looking, dont look too hard to do, and good for valentines day things I think in my opinion, and almost boarders on baroque with the rounded slight curves to make it

[@1RightTurnClyde]

Nice work brother!

[@doug817th]

Very nice!

[@dragonwaterforge]

Sweet

[@SamJ6131]

Thanks for the show... but I do miss the talk...

[@kasslove111]

that is cool

[@billwoehl3051]

To make the metal bend at the angle while scrolling, do you just draw out the longer side so the short side rises up? (Not sure if I can find the right words, but talking about how they get the added depth, the slight 1/4 turn while scrolling without actually turning it.)

[@mattwyeth3156]

I think that one of the biggest challenges i have when blacksmithing anything is that i try to rush through the process to get to the end result do you have any advice that i may use to help me brake this habit so as i can improve my work

[@wesleymccravy901]

The man that makes the great Mark Aspery look like a novice lol

[@frank64409]

A novice question, why do they keep wire brushing the scale from the metal?

[@workingwithiron]

Keeps the work clean from indentation. The scale that he is brushing off is harder than the hot metal so will act as a stamp when hit. Like trying to roll a pizza dough out but you have a dirty surface, it will get ingrained into the product.

[@5x535]

@@workingwithiron Very nice explanation there Nathan.

[@andynick01]

What happened? I was looking forward to seeing how you were going to do the fourth leaf, (surely the most difficult one) when suddenly it was all done! That's a pity. In my opinion it spoiled an otherwise excellent video.

[@alanmills4930]

Hi

[@danielcrawford7315]

1st I think lolololol

[@patoogajdos1227]

You have a very nice robot, but I would still like to see something for you. You have a bad attitude at the anvil. You should stand against the nose of the anvils so that the left foot goes forward and the right back depends on whether you are right-handed or right-handed, and you should place the material so that when you hit it with a hammer, the hammer made of materials will make you 90 degrees. And you stretch the material in length on the nose of the anvil or on its edge not on the surface on the surface of the anvil you should level the material. Don't be a jerk, I just want to advise you. This attitude will definitely make the robot easier for you. Good luck.