How to forge a wrought iron double spiral

[@jojomama4787]

wow,this little film just opened my eyes to possibilities I never knew existed,THANKS SO MUCH!!!

[@workingwithiron]

Nice!!!! i like the idea of that extra scroll jig, thanks a lot for sharing!!!

[@evgenyneo3377]

Great job! All other so-called blacksmiths I know are simply welding two separate scrolls together and the result usually is lame poor looking fake,covered in welding spatters.Respect to Aquairon Ltd.

[@thelamb288]

Very nice work. I enjoyed watching. Cheers.

[@eddieflores2852]

Very nice work Brother, I wish I could learn such a trade that still involves steel, sweat, and tears...Keep up the good work.

[@shashikantkadu2108]

Wounderful scrolling and super design

[@aussieanvil9187]

wow that is beautiful would love to see finished product

[@timbirch4999]

Beautiful. I wish there was more footage of the finished item at the end.

[@kandjconstructions]

Thats awesome to watch. Thank you

[@phill3789]

Always wondered how!

[@Norminaz]

Freaking gorgeous work...

[@davidduffy9806]

Brilliant!

[@charlielee2002]

beautiful

[@doggonemess1]

That's incredible work. Is the video accelerated slightly, or is it actual speed? Also, just to clarify, this is mild steel rather, correct?

[@Aquairon]

+doggonemess It is the actual speed. And yes, you are correct it is mild steel.

[@fadiradi6872]

how much cost like this ? if every one of this took so much time and material feul and so

[@leonboss8147]

your anvil is from kanca ?

[@somanayr]

Are you sure this is wrought iron and not mild steel? My understanding is cameras make steel look hotter, and you seem to be forging this at a red color to the camera, which, from what I've read, is below wrought iron forging temperature. Beautiful scroll nonetheless. That second scroll jig you made is pretty slick.

[@Aquairon]

+somanayr It is mild steel.

[@jeck2628]

fascinating

[@cindyavilaf.5446]

awesome

[@tristramgardner8975]

Awesome

[@tjn2254]

Nice

[@doom832]

wrought iron or mild steel? I thought they stopped producing wrought iron in the 70's.

[@Aquairon]

+doom832 They still produce wrought iron, but this is mild steel. aquairon.com/files/products/IMG_0435.JPG - at this photo are shown scroll samples from real wrought iron, forged by our blacksmith.

[@gateway8833]

Thank you. I'm feeling a little guilty seeing all these smiths working spreading knowledge and the only thing I can pass on is "The Iron is hot....ALWAYS".

[@blacksmithbrazil8838]

very good my friend blacksmithbrazil