Making a Center Vein Spring Swage Tool for Acanthus Leaves

[@Carterironworks]

Never thought of that type of spring swage before. Great info. More rabbits to chase

[@robertlonis9350]

I need to make myself a whole line of these. I love how easy it makes the job instead of fumbling around with the hand held fuller.nice looking tool my man !

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice video this week Roy. Hopefully this tool gets great use out of it. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Keep Making. God bless.

[@ChristCenteredIronworks]

Thanks Jared

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

I definitely enjoy the tooling up videos! Just somethin about tools. Keep up the good work, look forward to what you have coming in the future

[@henrystforge6443]

Well done roy. Cool tool.

[@grandadz_forge]

Gotta make it now

[@wayneheitz8390]

Very nice sir, seems we end up with a wall full of tools. Lol

[@ping170]

Nice set of spring swages for these Acanthus leaves. As a complement to @Dan's Workshop question :do you use a specific steel for your spring or does good old mild steel do the job ? All the best !

[@dansworkshop1972]

Roy what type and size of steel are you using for the top and bottom?

[@dcknivesngifts-danielbrooks]

What metal did you use for the spring part of the swag tool?

[@330legacy]

Maybe I missed it. Stock size for everything?

[@josephmaschari1073]

What type of steel are you using?

[@ZaiRization]

I am also interested :)

[@robertmuntz7763]

He used “Top” for the top, “Bottom” for the bottom and 10”x10”x10” for the spring;^D

[@brysonalden5414]

And that, ladies and gentleman, is how to properly deal with fish lips. Beat them into submission!!!!

[@ChristCenteredIronworks]

Lol yeppers

[@Grubb-Rust]

Talk!!!