Blacksmithing - Forging dome head rivets

[@pheonixmann1114]

You are probably the best blacksmith on KZbin. Not just because you do great work but because your videos are so clear and there is only the sound of tools at work. Great videos

[@torbjornahman]

Wow, thank you so much!

[@carlos92161]

I got not words to said you are a genius at what you do thanks to teaching us personally I appreciate it

[@4623620]

These wordless videos of craftsmanship are so very relaxing. 👌🙂👍

[@Tom-hz9oc]

I have bucking and heading tools, but I never thought of ‘setting’ the rivets before using the heading tool. My rivets are strong, but didn’t look right. You’ve once again helped me solve an issue that has just baffled me. Thank you!

[@thelamb288]

It is always a pleasure watching you (and your son) at work. It makes me smile inside ;) Cheers.

[@timscan7273]

This is one of the best videos your will see on traditional rivet making! I have learned so much from this.

[@sunnyrabbit9467]

This man has serious blacksmith skills. Thanks for sharing.

[@ThakIronworks]

This video is a testament to the ingenuity of the blacksmith through the ages. Thanks for sharing, this was very interesting.

[@torbjornahman]

Thank you! Yes, in a way this is the essence of blacksmithing, making tools to make tools to make something useful.

[@dgibraltar]

I am amazed by how easy he makes the process seem. Then again, with knowledge and tools, you can do anything. Excellent work sir!

[@monjier]

Don't forget the tacit knowledge you get from experience 💪

[@sennest]

Torbjorn Åhman! The lullaby of your shop is soothing to the soul! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. I hope your fall harvests are going well and all in your house are healthy and happy?

[@torbjornahman]

Thank you so much! Yes, so far so good I think. Starting to get quite cold here now with frost some nights.

[@ricardogastmann9688]

...knowledge, skill, art and creativity. Precious tools too. My respect to you. Congratulation from south of Brasil!

[@youtube-handle-are-a-joke]

Thanks so much for that video, I have to set some rivets, but couldn't find the tools to crimp them in confined place, I thought I was gonna need to machine them but now I see how you fabricated them and it's so much easier.

[@stephenfloyd3343]

An absolute artist !,...... and thank you for not playing background music

[@danielmay8827]

He has a very nice shop and tools. I've never seen a anvil that big. Very nice set up with charcoal for heating the iron

[@douglasfathers4848]

Nice rivets . making the tools to make the rivets was very interesting .amazing what you can learn in ten minutes.

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks!

[@sudhirkuvardiya5122]

Hello Sir...!!Truely You are "GREAT"...The Skills,Knowledge and Techniques you have and the ways you uses are "BEST".

[@malleusmaleficarum9248]

First step for make own battleship done. Now is the time for steel hardening to Krupp armor. ;)

[@irrespondible]

First: Forge a larger forge usint the smaller forge. Second: Forge a larger tempering pool to harden the steel

[@airfairyfly666]

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[@risadrampersad2420]

Thanks for sharing, well illustrated video, no noise, footages where clean and manufacturing process are just saying wait to see the results without words

[@johnsumner2987]

You know you are a master of your craft when you make your own tools in order to make something else. It's nice to watch a master work.

[@BeachsideHank]

Once again, an absolutely riveting video. ☺

[@zakariaelmrabet]

It's so beautifull and inspiring to watch you working so gracefully with you kids. Congratulations from Canada

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Something so simple, yet perfectly elegant and 100% functional.

[@jean-yvesbisson8371]

I am Jean Yves from Canada. I am french and i like to take a look on blacksmithing vidéos. I must say you. Your's vidéos are clear and sharp design. Your products are a realy good finish !!! Your are my best blacksmith maker blacksmiting video producer! Thanck for all. Please continu to teach me how i'll make my blacksmithing tools!

[@torbjornahman]

Thank you!

[@joewheeler3544]

As usual you have made a good clip! I love to watch your work. Your methods are so similar to mine. Thanks for the ideals that you bring to light!

[@exb.r.buckeyeman845]

FABULOUS, working with your hands, just as i remember it in Metalwork at school, 57 years ago.

[@kurthanson4106]

This opens up a lot of possibilities... Nicely done.

[@American_Jeeper]

Herr Ăhman, watching you work is always a joy and incredibly fascinating.

[@theflyingfool]

Excellent video Torbjorn! Makes me wonder what the next project will be...

[@mariofunes4980]

Gran trabajo , uno de los mejores videos que vi . Así debe ser el hombre sin muchas vueltas . Gracias por compartir. Un gran saludo desde Arg.

[@William_Borgeson]

It's always a pleasure seeing you do what you do, great work and fascinating seeing how things were done a long time ago!

[@frontallroud1808]

Excellent work and very atmospheric. With respect from Russia.

[@heardashot]

Very satisfying to watch, hell, i might just make myself some tongs after watching that!! Excellent work as usual Mr T!!

[@stevechmelar8569]

I just smile and watch ... Thunder Bear is a master craftsman !-)

[@fern6114]

Great great job Maybe making a video of the different steels and what they use for Thanks and cheers to sweden from Luxembourg 🇱🇺

[@mikamajlund3622]

That vid id like to see

[@johnjude2685]

You're a super talented Smith and metal worker Sir , sometimes it looks like it was easy Thanks for showing

[@ElizabethGreene]

Off camera he re-rivets every pair of tongs in the shop to these pretty new rivets. :)

[@nord4338]

You, sir, are a master. I have many of your videos that I have saved for reference. My Swedish grand father, great grand father, and great great grand father were smithies. I like to think I can do some of that work too. Thank you for what you do.

[@torbjornahman]

Great! Thanks

[@mattilindholm1941]

Vackert Torbjörn. Ser så lätt ut när du jobbar. Mycket trevlig video. 🤘😃🤘

[@user-lo3vc4ot5g]

It's too long since I watched this channel. Torbjorn and Abom79 - the two best bloke-channels on KZbin. Love your work sir!

[@torbjornahman]

Thank you!!

[@DENamit_pv]

блин вот это красота! вы видели сколько у него молотков?? 🤣у меня вообще нет молотка и я планирую собирать декоративную решетку с заклепками.

[@GEO_65]

*Congratulations from Suceava, Romania; i like what you are doing ! I am a subscriber ! Geo, 54 years.* 👍🏽

[@RajaRam-cq6du]

Excellent creativity, dedicated and sincere job for long lasting rivet, well-done

[@adamluther6827]

went out to the shop and made myself a set after watching this. They work great, thanks Torbjörn!

[@torbjornahman]

Ha ha, perfect! Simple, but works!

[@dannyl2598]

Wow! That was like watching poetry in motion. Well done. It reminds us of how much we have lost to technology. We have sacrificed our independence by trading CHUFF CHUFF WHAM WHAM !!! for click click. Thank you.

[@torbjornahman]

:) Thanks!

[@pablocolon4572]

You read my mind!

[@tomsdreamshopworx]

Danny L - New T-shirt design CHUFF CHUFF WHAM WHAM!

[@bensthingsthoughts]

I am always amazed by the temparature gradient in the steel bars, which make them red hot on one side but still allows to hold onto them by hand on the other. Great video btw !!

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks! Yes, that is pretty amazing. Steel is a really bad heat conductor.

[@ДенисСафронов-п6у]

Супер !!!!! Теперь будем ждать когда нам мастер покажет изделие собраное на этих заклепках )))))

[@ogenmiller]

Смотреть интересно даже без перевода😁👍

[@amset3171]

Не покажет,ибо это рукоблудие пригодно только для видео,ну или только вилку с ложкой склепать пригодится,мультитул этакий

[@user-hj3um5pc1x]

Титаник посмотрите😀

[@ВікторТригуб-н1ш]

@@user-hj3um5pc1x утонул...((

[@алексейгончаров-л5г]

Денис Сафронов заклёпки нужны для реставрации металлоконструкций прошлых веков...

[@HMS1Blake]

Great video. A classic illustration of investing some time in making the tools and saving time making the components. Brilliant - thank you.

[@fynbo1007]

Very interesting to follow your process, just love it. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family

[@fennec4150]

The city where I live is cut by a wide ravine. Each time I take the metal frame bridge that connects the two banks, I look at the assemblies of this immense structure, all made only with the help of rivets. Now I know how to do this. Thank you.

[@torbjornahman]

Yes bridges like that are super cool.

[@JBLewis]

I'm pretty sure this won't be the last time we see these rivets.

[@kompakchannel8926]

please help subscribe my channel 😉👍

[@kenyil]

i watch your forging videos to cure my sleeping disorder. it's so helpful. thanks.

[@torbjornahman]

Perfect! :)

[@randyhager2054]

OH THAT WAS SNEAKY Thunder Bear!!! Great set up for the next video!!! You're not making rivet just to have a few to clank around on the work bench!

[@andreacausero4342]

Great video! Recently I did some swages for my log press and now I can produce as many 4, 6 and 8 mm rivets as I want. It works fine, but your rivets come out much neater. You gave me some interesting ideas, though, thanks a lot!

[@torbjornahman]

Sounds great!

[@toonybrain]

Holy mackerel! Would ya look at the size of that anvil! The size of a rhinoceros! Another terrific video of skill and precision.

[@jtg90]

My first thoughts!!

[@benrivera8197]

That’s what She said….

[@vlajkota8312]

too beautiful. you work very nicely and cleanly !! that's how the best masters work !!! bravo !!

[@Finn-McCool]

0:54 Now I've seen it all! TĂ cutting corners ! 🤣 -✌🏽

[@torbjornahman]

Ha ha

[@jessejohnson159]

Nah Eric French! Still LOT'S to learn! True artisans never stop learning, until they pass on. Hopefully they pass on their knowledge to others, like Torbjörn Åhman! (Not easy to get the characters over the 'vowels'!) Hope I did it right....

[@Finn-McCool]

@@jessejohnson159 Perhaps you misunderstood my comment...

[@davidbarnhart6228]

Good lathe humor there, Eric!😂😂😂

[@kompakchannel8926]

please help subscribe my channel 😉👍

[@TheRonald6524]

I have learned sooooooo much watching this channel!!!! Love it

[@ВовкаМороз-з8к]

Приятно смотреть на работу. Я так не умею. Я столяр. Но отец немного учил кузнецким правилам. Его учил мой дед.

[@jasonchastain6706]

I was curious about the term "кузнецким правилам". Kusnetsk has a cool history. The coat of arms says it all.

[@ВовкаМороз-з8к]

@@jasonchastain6706 no, this is not about the city of Kuznetsk.

[@jasonchastain6706]

@@ВовкаМороз-з8к what does that phrase mean?

[@TheLizardWizard_the2nd]

@@jasonchastain6706 you mistook "Kuznetsk" and "kuznets" the first is a city, which named after craftsmen, the second is a russian word for "blacksmith" "кузнецкие правила" means basics of blacksmithing, i believe.

[@jasonchastain6706]

@@TheLizardWizard_the2nd Thank you. Interesting. Seems like one would have been named after the other!

[@killerkane1957]

How sweet is that! New self contained hammer just arrived. When installed, I’m giving this a try! Thanks!

[@torbjornahman]

Wow, that's great! Anyang?

[@killerkane1957]

Torbjörn Åhman yes it is the 88 model. It is very similar in size to your Beche. This will add so much to my capability. My other hammer is a 25 lb mechanical. Not enough stroke for top tools. My press was only option. Very happy to add this hammer!! If I were young and pretty, I could be like you now!!

[@torbjornahman]

Ha ha, sweet. That is about 40kg ram then, good! I wouldn't go any smaller. Mine is 75kg, but I think the anyang hits harder and has a longer stroke which is great for all sorts of tooling. I guess you talked to James as anyang USA? He seems like a great guy!

[@shanek6582]

That is awesome, I’ve had to buy rivets many times and they’re getting expensive! I might take your idea, thanks.

[@marcusandersson4859]

Lika tjusigt och inspirerande som vanligt! Måste tacka för enkelheten i dina filmer utan att måla upp sig som en stjärna som många andra gör i ”smidessvängen”!! Hälsningar från skåne!😊

[@torbjornahman]

Tack Marcus!

[@jeffsuper1025]

This is a very interesting video, first a square corner bolster tool then a tinsmith hammer and now a hefty rivet making tooling. Maybe something besides applesauce is being cooked up.

[@МитяКубик]

Watching almost all your videos...now I am sure you are fanatic of making tools to make tools😂 ! Like!

[@222foont]

No gloves? You brave!

[@80spodcastchannel]

reminds me of watching old school movies where you would see the one guy running the hot metal brazier and another guy was throwing and another catching the thrown red hot rivets to be air riveted into place on the I-BEAMS on old building construction methods. such a classic look too, nicely done Torbjörn.

[@torbjornahman]

Amazing, I know!

[@Finn-McCool]

Credit where credit's due, Don't forget Bugs Bunny Cartoons! 😄

[@jpp9239]

Like the eiffel tower is build , n'est-ce pas ?

[@80spodcastchannel]

@@Finn-McCool yeah but they also usually fell down somebody's pants and you had the; "hey doc, that's smells great, what's cookin'? " line followed by screams and smoke from the character before they dove into a lake and evaporated all the water.

[@80spodcastchannel]

@@jpp9239 also the Empire State Building and ALL high rise buildings and bridges before modern construction techniques

[@matthieufontaine]

Très très beau et très pratique! ça laisse entrevoir une prochaine fabrication avec des rivets!!

[@TonySeverioKnives]

You are a true craftsman. Your work is very precise and clean. Thank you for sharing your process!

[@horstszibulski19]

Tune in next week, when Torbjörn builds his own Eiffel tower... :-D Great vid, thx! :-D

[@torbjornahman]

:)

[@ManojVarsani]

Simple but very beautiful, its an art and you are an artist, bro...

[@DJDarkGift]

Amazing As Usual. I started watching and was like, That’s not forging that’s milling not realizing you were making the tool blank. I should have known better. Great Work. #SavageBlacksmith

[@goober650NX]

You're correct, it's not forging. Neither is it milling.

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Rivets look awesome. Amazing jig made for rivets very clean👍🏻

[@sublustrum100]

как всегда интересно наблюдать за отточенными движениями мастера.

[@RobertFay]

*Wow! That is so slick, and the rivets will be so very sturdy, too. Double Wow ! !*

[@kaysb80]

Absolutely riveting!

[@akibortr]

клёпка!))) лучше чем клёпка - крепления не существует! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@maxschmied104]

@City Map Сварка применима не везде.Например рамы грузовиков МАЗ до сих пор клепают,чтобы играли под нагрузкой.

[@INDUSTRIALSTUDIO]

@@maxschmied104 добавлю, что так же среди преимуществ клепки остается относительная простота соединения металлических материалов и неметаллических. Например тормозные колодки. А еще клепки, на мой субъективный взгляд, это бешенная эстетика)))

[@АлександрСимонов-м4ы]

@@maxschmied104, фюзеляжи и крыло самолета так же клепается , для того что бы "играли"

[@akibortr]

отнюдь, позвольте немножко с вами не согласиться, дело не "игре", а как раз наоборот в исключительной жёсткости, клёпка, кроме образования шляпки при расклёпывании ещё и увеличивается в диаметре, что как раз и исключает "игру". Сварочный шёв деформирует меттал, и да, он не прочнее клёпки при одной и той же толщины. мосты, небоскрёбы, авиация, ЖД и т.д. применяют технологию клепания как раз по причине исключительного качества соединения. и да, вы всегда можете попробовать это, и убедиться в этом.

[@BatonHlebov]

Скажите, а почему корпус судна не клёпанный!?!

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Excellent skills ! 👍

[@c0nnys1]

Very interesting thanks for sharing. That file is the biggest one I have ever seen lol. How's the wood working shop going never seen anything in a while

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks! Still needs some organizing... hmm...

[@INDUSTRIALSTUDIO]

Very good video! Rivets is my love! I often use rivets in my work. But buying a small amount is a problem. Soon I will also try to establish the production of rivets but using a hydraulic press

[@torbjornahman]

:) Thanks. Yes I have seen your compilation! Very satisfying to watch!

[@ВладимирПупкин-ю4ш]

Вот уж реально, когда делать нехрен…

[@Okie-Tom]

Neat! You make it look so easy! I love your power hammer! Thanks for the video! Tom

[@alejandroamariles8798]

Como siempre, el maestro hace trabajos perfectos felicitaciones

[@ottostasi8226]

very nice , I love your power hammer & the lathe sounds real smooth , really neat project .

[@godfreypoon5148]

No screwing around in this video. In fact, you could almost say he nailed it, but not quite. The finished product didn't "pop".

[@geluviolin]

Excellent job. Awesome! Greatings from Asturias ( Spain)

[@offpherj7884]

Need a tool make a tool to make the tool...……….. Amazing to watch. Thanks for posting..

[@stefanopassiglia]

Phenomenal mix of skills there. Well done!

[@Jonathanbaker]

When do you start the steam engine program..........?

[@advjavinnakra6642]

I admire your work and I really respect you

[@eriktegnander6329]

holding a filewith yor left hand over the block is not advised and i ecomend that you instead try to keep your distance to the spinning bits of the lathe. it would be a shame if you lost an arm

[@torbjornahman]

I do anything for a good shot :) I don't think it's that bad is you are careful.

[@eriktegnander6329]

@@torbjornahman you make a good point and i can now see how making films can require different positions and processes. Thank you for opening my eyes to this. Hope you have a good day:)

[@shanekelly678]

Ppp

[@MikesRestorations]

Fantastic! You are an amazing craftsman sir!

[@rehoboth_farm]

These rivets look like something I've seen somewhere...

[@vasili1635]

Once again, an absolutely riveting video

[@Mesergschmidt]

Seems so simple... But nothing ever is really as easy as it seems.

[@andybyerly5629]

A skilled friend of mine used a file on a lathe and spent 13 months with pieces of his arm suspended at 90 degrees to his shoulder until his arm healed ..Thank God someone was there to turn the lathe off!

[@pema1425]

I would like to replicate the Eiffel Tower, can I order from you?

[@NathanNostaw]

Very neat finished rivets. Great video, thnks for sharing.

[@gore0ru]

You can start building your little Titanic ;))) It is interesting to make rivet tool for a hammerdrill.

[@IvorPuddifant]

~ 3,000,000 required.

[@rayking3009]

Very cool you make it look way easier than I know it must be.

[@Zahasvaiter]

В россии попроще делается и понадёжнее. А так молодец👍

[@mrWARiator]

дайте ссылку пожалуйста

[@johnbower]

An excellent job making those rivets. You are very experienced individual and unlikely to injure yourself in your workshop, but to any inexperienced person watching never use a file without a handle when it's being used on something in a lathe, the file tang is pointing towards your body, if it catches one of the rotating chuck jaws it can cause a serious injury.

[@torbjornahman]

Thanks! That's right always handle on! I sometimes use golf balls as handles. Quite comfy