Fabrication d'armure médiévale Making of medieval armor #18

Fabrication de mentoniere15c acier rouler a froid 18g.
The making of a 15c bevor in mild steel 18g,

[@theclosetbrony]

I've been practicing metal shaping for a couple of years now, but time and time again, I ruin my material and fail. At the brink of losing hope, I see this video and am once again inspired and awe struck. Thank you for being my inspiration these past few years, and I hope to one day become as skilled as you are.

[@fougae]

C'est vraiment un plaisir de regarder vos vidéos.

[@TheJarlDen]

As always Eric, you vids never fail to capture the raw art, craftsmanship, and time that it takes for each piece. Its amazing how the song of the hammer seems to blend with the melody. I'd love to see you do a historical Norman helm someday.

[@azaktube]

Absolute pleasure to watch you work.

[@france457]

franchement, très beau travail, on voit vraiment du travail appliqué et un bon montage vidéo, chapeau ;)

[@bradhicks8678]

I have watched all of you uploads! You have an amazing talent and even more you have amazing patience! Keep up the fantastic work! I have definitely learned much from your!!!

[@andredubayle9900]

il devrait y avoir plus artisans comme vous tres beau travail medieval supert merci mr dube

[@coletrain4509]

you make such beautiful art

[@FrankBenlin]

Just keep creating, don't give up. Always keep what you consider ruined projects so you won't forget what happened. A good artisan is never completely satisfied with the final result, there is always a part that could have been better. That's what starts you working on the next project. Have patience, it's a life long endeavour.

[@wampachile]

Maestro Due Siempre es un place Ver su Arte un gran brazodesde Chile.

[@FrankBenlin]

A great pleasure to watch you create. Thank you. //\\ Un grand plaisir à regarder que vous créez. Merci.

[@shanclaw]

Really great work. I always reference your videos when I work on my stuff.

[@IForgetYourName]

You, Sir, are an artist. This is magnificent.

[@RomaineXII]

Ah c'est cool si tu reprend les vidéos !! Je m'en lasse pas !! J'adore !! Ça c'est de la passion !! J'aime beaucoup en + on s'ennui jamais grâce à ton montage !! tout est très bien réalisé !!

[@etienne2069]

Vraiment magnifique, un travail de maître!

[@wadehoward6970]

Im so impressed. I've never seen anything that I would love to do quite as much as that

[@balling3891]

You sir are an artist. Your work is amazing

[@expacifist]

Wonderful. I have Learned so much from your videos.

[@friedwingman3843]

C'est incroyable!

[@EvilMerlin]

Excellent work. I have a slightly different sallet/bevor combo based off of an Al Tadesca set currently in a German museum. Fixed visor on the sallet, but a nice falling bevor.

[@Raynor35]

Excellent work and video as always, Mr. Dube!

[@Da55a]

Well done. I love your videos

[@FoolingWithFuhlen]

always nice to see your work M. Dubé

[@ArmureDube]

Mainly band saw, the quickest and very accurate

[@sworddog1]

Fantastic work, as always!

[@matkolendler3235]

Magnificent, true art!!!

[@renaud19100]

une oeuvre d'art ... bravo !!!

[@gaberodso]

He make's it look so easy!

[@thatsabignegativesir3230]

Amazing work 😘

[@EnderLord007]

This is incredible.

[@metal0artist0kyle]

Great work as always! Thank you!

[@AshesandEmbers]

Beautiful work!

[@EvilMerlin]

One of these days, I'm going to have you make a nice gothic armet/close helm, similar to that on the set of Germanic armour in The Kremlin Armoury. My sallets are fantastic, but just not the safest things to joust in unless I put Perf-plate in the visor slot.

[@billtheswordguy5914]

Very nice Eric. Its always interesting to see you work. Its different than my methods, and likely better. As you know, I drill instead of punch, shear instead of saw, and work mostly cold. The end result is much the same though.

[@jonathanjoni45]

Your work is amazing

[@EgholmViking]

aww would have liked to see how you did the locking mecanism

[@panzerkamfvagen]

that is a fine work

[@FlippedHands]

This is too freakin cool. Thank you for making these. :D

[@cbrusharmy]

Is this what love feels like?

[@DaSwe]

Nice job

[@Leeroy002]

if only i could make something like that. I have always wanted to take up black smiting but never have the funds to do so

[@BobNchannel]

fantastic

[@Eddythebandkid]

How much does it cost for ALL your basic equipment? the essentials. like hammers, anvils and the like.

[@calvinhuddleston576]

Big oof if you can only cold forge

[@ottersmacker]

i began to wonder the same a few minutes into this video

[@ArmureDube]

Between 10 to 16h

[@pangeia1010]

Um artista...

[@whitemen02]

"Très impressionnant" :-)

[@SellswordCC]

You were born in the wrong age with talent like yours :)

[@epilotdk]

According to the conversion chart I have, 18g is app. 1.2mm is that correct? Would you recommend starting out with thinner steel to practise on?

[@ArmureDube]

18g would be perfect to practice.

[@Gihellcy]

Awesome !! :D

[@wayner396]

do you take students?? i've always wanted to learn the armor crafting skill :-)

[@wayner396]

also, do you know of any good online vendors to buy the equipment from? i've looked all over the place and it's almost impossible to find blacksmithing equipment here in the western U.S.

[@lestok7]

How many hours it takes to make a piece like this?

[@DarkLordRoto]

Yeah!!

[@LostCrowsFilms]

do you do this for a liveing or just a hoby

[@badboy69yoda]

artwork

[@CharlesStruble]

I wish I knew how to say "Very impressive" in French...cuz it was.

[@etienne2069]

Très impressionnant or vraiment impressionnant

[@VespertilioGiganticus]

@@etienne2069 or verHy impHhessive

[@jacobdorsen]

-----were did you lear how to do this?

[@TheJarlDen]

Looks like 16-14 gauge. But i could be wrong.

[@chaoschashiro]

you kow wat is sad? this is amazing work for these times but back when this was a functiopning tool of war there was armor so grand and beutifully colored and gild with gold or silver or wut not that makes this kinda look like a blank canvas

[@w0t3rdog]

chris henderson whether they were blank or decorated hugely depended on current fashion. And fashion differed, time and place.

[@Forgotten_Foods]

would they use thicker sheets of metal in the medieval age?

[@ESherwood22]

No.

[@randyrandy2460]

Bu- But you do know they didn't have sheets of metal. Right?

[@Carlzday]

+Randy Breadbox blacksmiths made their own steel plate with poured molten iron over a flat surface--adding varying amounts of carbon to make a steel of varying strengths --blacksmiths were renowned for their ability to make a light weight armour while not compromising the strength and durability

[@Carlzday]

+Kartoffel Könirg ...no fucking shit sherlock,,, do you even know what a smelting pot is?? it's a pot they melted iron ore in -- they melt the iron ore in the SMELTING pot -- iron ore is basically a rock with lots of iron, as well as other impurities like sulfur, chlorine, from the salts and other shit ..once the molten remove the mate -- Matte is a term used referring to the molten metal sulfide phases typically formed during the smelting of nickel copper or other base metals. Typically, a matte is the phase in which the principal metal being extracted is recovered prior to a final reduction process to produce a crude metal. Molten mattes are insoluble in both slag and metal phases. This insolubility, combined with differences in specific gravities between mattes, slags, and metals, allows for separation of the molten phases ... then they. add carbon -- generally in the form of a petroleum, they did this by quenching the hot metal in a pot containing oil -- by doing so, it added added the carbon -- by quenching the metal in water .. . it tempered the metal by cooling the outside faster than the inside it creates stress differentials -- the difference between steel and iron is the carbon content

[@davidesquivelvaladez1114]

:O !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! like like like !!!

[@fdsv777]

très difficile de respirer dans cet ensemble, vérifiée.

[@lucaposthuma7783]

baguette oui oui croissant baguette

[@DonMagnata]

wooow

[@rock_ok]

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