Attempting to make THE WOOD BULLET 3.0 - PART 2

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[@williamcunha9136]

Martin is a Sledgehammer Swinging Beast! Thank You Tim!

[@LU-D1GITAL]

Definitely! He should be the one wielding that sweet sweet titanium hammer. Maybe next episode should be Martin appreciation make him a Badass hammer

[@tomrockholm-timeless_morph6691]

Martin looks like a Forging Terminator, solid stance, consistent swing and accurate. Good work fellas.

[@NavyVeteran1776]

It’s awesome when you have someone you get along with working with you. Martin is a champ.

[@needwindinmysails6349]

Digging the daily ,Martin is a beast on that hammer.

[@kevinkorthuis6365]

Who needs a power hammer with Martin around! WOW!

[@spectre7529]

10:08 I'm surprised that Martin didn't dink you on the head with that hammer when you said that LOL

[@BuckinBillyRaySmith]

Marttttin is transferring in some smash power to the wood bullet . Tim thank you

[@codyi8714]

Glad I'm not the only one who loves how Tim says 'Martin'

[@stevenrees6015]

@@codyi8714 me too.

[@douglas9607]

You can tell that was a calibrated sledge he was swingin'. Beautiful to be young, huh Buckin'? Thanks for the vid Tim and hammer throwin' dude, Martin.

[@Mr.Donahue]

Just call Martin "Power hammer".

[@JohnnyDee62]

Martin is a real Machine Unit--and that's a huge compliment!! Keep up the good work, guys, thank you!

[@htownblue11]

Tim you can weld really well man. Loving the content. Martin is a lovable blacksmithing robot, I’m convinced of it. Hahahaha.

[@jackkuehneman9300]

I think the capacitor is out on your motor, which is why you have to kick it to get it started. A single phase motor just oscillates it's poles but without a little push from the capacitor it doesn't move. Should be able to kick it the other way too and make it run backwards lol

[@robertstead8713]

Shop Tip #4 - always appreciate your Martin

[@LarryKidkil]

Martin is a beast. We need him in the steel mills!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Looking real good so far timmothy. Love watching and learning from your videos. Can't wait to see more videos to learn from. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend timmothy. Plan on. Design on. Fab on. Forge on. Keep making. God bless.

[@gluehorse12691]

I was waiting for an update on the bullet, wasn't expecting the next day. Love the content.

[@bc30cal99]

Kudos to Martin for his sledgehammer work, it's obvious it's not his first time. Fine content once again sir, good luck on the axe and all the best to you folks down at the coast.

[@RGSABloke]

Great work Tim, can’t wait for the next episode.

[@minnesotatomcat]

EVERYBODY needs a Martin around the shop!!!!

[@EvanBrockett]

Your taste, enthusiasm and approach to your work is wonderful man. Wish I could afford an axe. As soon as I can, my money is yours. Thanks for these vids. Cheers from NYC

[@skiiiler7943]

Martin is just a human power hammer, very well done!

[@andreya133]

Martin swinging the sledge hammer is one of my favourite things!

[@wpgrunner5]

10:02 Incredible.

[@paualdinicola]

Ordered a hatchet. So exited. I'll drop a video you may like! 😁

[@paualdinicola]

You prefer chicken or fish?

[@Toletanus]

You deserve all the best. I admire you. Hugs from Spain.

[@Kinglouie666]

Daaaaaaaaang Martin you’re GETTIN IT with the sledge man!

[@GaisaSanktejo]

Wow! Martin's a sledge hammer BEAST!

[@caseysmith5585]

Love the videos watching how it happens! Not to worried about the end product I love the process!

[@tylervanorman492]

"All the tools are prepped, so..." Yeah ok Tim, don't lose any. Good content guys.

[@qshed]

Martin is an excellent swinger

[@marcerivest6204]

Great video, a lot of fun. You hang on to Martin, he's awesome.

[@Gkitchens1]

Oh no I am not swinging that hammer at the subscribe button i like this phone and I'm already subscribed

[@IanZainea1990]

10:00 damn, Martin can really get up to speed! Impressive!

[@brendanesposito]

Holy shit Martin can swing!

[@TheZachatree]

Martin is just to great.

[@Blue_4-2]

Martin is a steel driving man! ⭐🙂👍

[@cdnaudioguy]

Martin is a hammer-wielding beast! Hahaha

[@hannable3871]

That's a pretty flipping weld tim.👏👏👏

[@andrewkiefer2628]

Who needs a power hammer when you have Martin.

[@Bobs-Wrigles5555]

Martin does...

[@davidwalz1371]

Martin was an absolute BEAST with that sledge

[@thepettyforge9082]

I always like before I even watch the video because I know that it's gonna be good. Love ya man keep it up.

[@johnnyhomegrownholmgren9999]

Came over from Buckin’s channel... Hi Tim and welcome to this awesome and kind community! Best wishes from Sweden. 🇸🇪

[@elehcim6384]

Martin with sunglasses on turns into Martinator

[@jeremydingeman2492]

I'm really enjoying your channel lately. It keeps getting better!

[@johnarnettsways.8758]

Looking very good. Nice job tim

[@gangstaG1392]

Martin showing up as the MVP

[@kevinmeyer8540]

Bro I had to pause at 1:30 just to tell you your so wholesome man and I'm definitely purchasing next paycheck keep it up man your great!

[@sb1396u]

Man Martin is quite the power hammer

[@james.d.8044]

That wedge was amazing the way it went straight In ,that's crazy I've mated a few handles ro some old hatchet heads and could never wedge that far by hand

[@remcovanvliet3018]

Tim, in order for those disposable foam plugs to actually work, you really need to compact them by rolling them between your thumb and forefinger and insert them until barely a 1/4 inch is sticking out, and wait for them to swell back up and seal your ear canal. The way you are wearing them in this video, with almost half the plug hanging out your ears, it's doing NOTHING to protect your hearing! If they do not make an audible when you take them out, they're not in far enough. From somebody who has lost a significant percentage of his hearing, and has permanent tinnitus now... PLEASE take better care of yourself!

[@Munxcub]

I got more winded watching Martin strike with that sledge than he got actually doing it... haha. What an animal.

[@lArtisanBrasseur]

Such a blast following you! You got it man. Continue lâche pas!

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Tandy-wj9dn]

You are crushing it!

[@kevinmeyer8540]

Holy smokes martin! Wow impressive

[@allinghamremovals4868]

Love watching everyday

[@oishialloadmin]

for you this is work.. but for me this video is a nice moment to relax, thanks..

[@jordanwiley4918]

Thank you TIM

[@peterwright7981]

Looks good tim

[@davewilson7565]

Great channel Tim 👍🏻

[@Pundacx]

YESSSSS MORE TIM 🔥🔥

[@josephnorton1996]

In the past when I had my machines not wanting to start, it turned out to be something called a "start capacitor". I was starting my lathe with an electric drill for a while. :). Until I got it fixed. It was actually not as expensive as I thought to buy one of the capacitors. Might be what's wrong with that motor you have to kick.

[@projekt6_official]

Martin the B E A S T

[@zacharyschaafsma2523]

Forget power hammer, I need a Martin

[@wickedgaming5608]

Love the daily videos!!

[@TimothyDyck]

Glad you like them!

[@TheDistur]

Going to be a cool axe.

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

You might have a scale laying around you could have used to weigh the chunks. Beauty axes with a classy card!

[@afg122602]

Thanks Tim. I smashed the like button and now i need a new phone. Maybe I should've used a smaller hammer.

[@neilscole]

Although everyone else has already said it, I'm going to as well: Martin can swing a hammer! Holy that's impressive!

[@jasonmorrow5732]

Martin is the freakin MAN.

[@stevencolby49]

Love all the videos 👍

[@jacobcrown7707]

Get a clear tote and fill with water. This will make it easy to compare which chunk of steel has the larger volume based on water displacement.

[@DEATER155]

I’d like to see some Viking hatchets lol and what’s up with the other power hammer? And are you going to do a restoration project on the upseter?

[@ChrisMc67]

Martin is like the least camera friendly person ever 😂😂 every time he's on he's got that look of 'why does he keep involving me in these videos and when is it over!' 😂

[@irritablearchitect]

The press is fine...but I don't own one. Instead, what I do is lay a weight on top of the wedge and then bring the whole bit down as if I'm setting the head for a test fit. This works very well, I find, and the physics of the whole thing works to keep moving everything in the correct direction.

[@bentschritter4941]

Finished watching Part 1, went to look for the previous versions of the bullet and ended up finding Part 2 was uploaded as I was watching yesterdays video.

[@Abravenewfear]

You need a bigger sledgehammer or a bigger Martin 😂

[@toamaori]

after seeing the inconel one it made me wonder if a hard stone like jade could be used and be able to last a long time, when it comes to heating jade this is the first thing I found.. Can jade be heated? This is determined by its particular physical and chemical features: jade is capable of bearing very high temperatures and although it is becoming heated around 20 per cent longer compared to other stones, it gives away temperature to environment gradually and therefore maintains the temperature longer ... and Gemstones that can NOT take heat from soldering and casting in place are: Emerald, Opal, Jade, Amethyst, Topaz, Peridot, Coral, Aquamarine, Tourmaline, Topaz, Pearl, Lapis Lazuli, Turquoise and Onyx as these gemstones may burn, crack or discolor when exposed to high heat so according to those bits... dependant on the temperature as far as jade goes

[@bevanwilson5642]

Someone may of said this but when I weld toolsteel I use stainless filler rod usually 316 or an RSP problem steel arc welding rod which maybe 309 stainless. The stainless is unaffected by the carbon in the toolsteel and won't harden

[@dragonwaterforge]

Fukin love it man

[@hamidalikiani8543]

Thank you for sharing, but I have a question, What do you do with the scraps of steel? is it possible to melt them and re use them? if it is possible , is it cost effective? I think a small foundry / Furnace is about 700 or so Euros and melting scraps in a bar might just give you a financial edge. I am not sure but please let me know if you come to a conclusion upon it. Thanks again for all your vids it is just great.

[@TimothyDyck]

Right now I recycle whats not used, however I would like to start playing with some foundry ideas... stay tuned!

[@Lynkah]

Tim the Vlogsmith! :D

[@WonderfulSkills]

love it

[@SingAtTheWall]

Martin MVP!

[@smallcrafts3154]

Maybe Martin is a robot What a swing ae

[@joshuadimauro9923]

Boom!

[@prozack1312]

I’m still waiting for you to start doing a Martin Minute; just 60sec of unedited, unfiltered Martin doing literally anything.

[@tylervanorman492]

Martin the "Power Hammer"

[@anthonyjackson486]

Martin be like a stone cold killa

[@bbrazen]

Just curious, why do you always cut your flat bars on the horizontal band saw laying down rather than on edge? Great video as usual!

[@maddiesdaddy666]

Maybe this is a silly question, but if your billets are a bit too small, why not cut the three that you have and forge-weld them into two larger billets?

[@jasonscott4525]

Keep up the good content. Enjoying this series. I used an axe instead of a hammer to hit the like button.

[@B.McAllister]

1:57 Yo I want an hatchet from the future. Year 4140. How did you manage that?!

[@cheeze253]

try peening welds on your harder steel. a needle gun till its touchable should help the two steels grow together while cooling.

[@B.McAllister]

0:56 You're welcome.. I didn't order it but you are welcome!

[@BCM1959]

I have a question. I'm not a blacksmith so if it's a dumb question be nice, please. If there is not enough metal to finish that ax could you forgeweld in some at the edge? Or does that not fit with what you're making?

[@MisterRorschach90]

Are there any fancy shop devices that blow metal dust and flakes onto a magnetic floor?

[@frankheger5185]

👍👍

[@JeffSearust]

Wondering about the point on the handle side rather than a curve

[@TeamStevers]

We need a backstory on you and Martin

[@aronbraswell1589]

noob question: if you have to hammer the drift through why not use the power hammer?

[@remcovanvliet3018]

Too easy to screw up beyond repair and have to start over. Which is a pain on the best of days, but even more so when you're on your last billet and you have to make a supply run before you even CAN start over.