Tsuba school : Part 12 - Developing the flame patina.

[@thefamily_ak1863]

Looks great , I'm looking forward 2 using so technics I've learned watching the tsuba series , and making my own engravers , love ur channel thank you so much 4 sharing ur art

[@TheLawDawg]

Yes! Need my Tsuba fix.

[@MaxPowerCrafts]

This has been a fantastic series ^__^ All of it is relaxing, and informative, and introduces so many good practices and methods that I haven't had much if any exposure to. Great work so far and I look forward to more : )

[@albasub]

Gracias 🙏🏼

[@stefandixon6434]

The whole video I saw a portabella mushroom ,the underside. The gills are the scribe marks. I love the tsuba!

[@ShadrikEaston]

Thanks for this, Ford. Hope youre well. I have been making several mistakes and this has shown me what I need to change in my heat patination. :) take care

[@FordHallam]

Glad to help

[@dougtepfer1899]

Thank you sir !

[@katanamaking2606]

Thank You

[@npeters97]

3:45 It's technically not emery paper either, then. Emery is mostly aluminum oxide. Love the video and series. It's convinced me to subscribe.

[@r986c2]

The begging caught me a bit off guard😂

[@LeakyFaucett]

Is copper the traditional material for tsuba?

[@charliebowen5071]

Can be.. usually shibuichii which is copper alloy

[@scottturchin7453]

Is that Tsuba for sale by chance?

[@kdweb1]

Ford does the repeated heating/cooling also help to work harden the copper?

[@charliebowen5071]

No. It anneals it.. heat cannot work harden copper

[@DLC1325]

I came for the free English lesson.

[@FordHallam]

thank you, that must be one of my favourite, and flattering, comments ever.

[@DLC1325]

@@FordHallam Haha! It made me laugh. :)