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MOM HACKS ℠ | Arts & Crafts (Ep. 2)

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Esta exposición ofrece, del 6 de octubre de 2017 al 21 de enero de 2018, la oportunidad de explorar y apreciar en profundidad las múltiples facetas del diseñador, artesano, empresario, poeta, ensayista y agitador social William Morris (1834-1896), así como de las principales figuras del movimiento Arts and Crafts. Esta nueva generación de arquitectos, diseñadores, artistas y artesanos compartían la preocupación por los dañinos efectos de la industrialización, tanto en las condiciones sociales y laborales como en la artesanía tradicional británica.

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Bearing Forged into a Beautiful Commando Dagger

Forging a SWORD out of RUSTED Iron REBAR

Suffolk-based blacksmiths from Kingdom Forge showcased their traditional skills at the Royal Armouries as part of our Dangerous Arts summer. We caught up with them to ask a few questions as they made a one of a kind replica medieval arming sword for the museum.

ADEYTO travels to Shimane prefecture in the search for Japan's most famous Katana forging master. Here, Kobayashi and his trainees present the ART of KATANA forging, as done for hundreds & hundreds of years in Japan. The first Japanese sword is said to have been the Kusanagi-no-tsurugi, which came out of the great serpent Orochi’s tail when he was slain by the deity Susanoo. As time has passed, the Japanese sword has undergone some changes in the shape and composition of its metal blade. It is arch-shaped, and its main characteristic is that it “won’t break, won’t bend, cuts well”. Iron making the curve of the blade is naturally made when the hot metal is put into cold water. A Katana can only be made with the tamahagane produced iron, so it is very convenient to have a blacksmith and an iron-making workshop close to each other. We met the local sword smiths, the Kobayashi brothers, in Okuizumo at the “Tatara and Japanese Sword Museum” to see the process of forging swords and learn more about the modern katana business. The Kobayashi family is well known in Shimane Prefecture, with a history that dates back to the Edo Period (1603-1868). In total, there are three main families famous for producing swords in Shimane. They cherish the old traditions and are proud of not changing the essence of sword forging. Mr. Rikio Kobayashi laughed that the only difference between the Middle Ages and now is that now we are blessed with electricity. It is hard to fully comprehend the backbreaking labor of a black smith until you try to pick up the hammer yourself. By pulling the incandescent chunk of iron out of the 1400 degree Celsius forges’ flame and pouring some cold dirt on it to create a coating, you make the metal melt faster. Then pushing the chisel in the middle to fold it and hammer it twelve to fifteen times to stretch and insert it back into the forge. Then, repeat the process many times. At most, twenty-four Japanese swords are produced here each year, or two per month, with an average cost of one million Japanese Yen each. The sword smiths only start to produce a katana after an order is placed, so while it might be unusual, but it is not a case of dropping into the store nearby and choosing any sword you like. Each customer must have the patience to wait for around one year for their sword to be completed.

After 3 years of hard work my sword Frost Bite is completed. I want to give a special thanks to @fish_the_blacksmith for doing the heat treat and final grind on the sword. And thank you @burton_bronze for casting my waxes. This sword is inspired by the swords seen in the film Conan the barbarian. The guard is a goat skull and the pommel is the goat hooves. The blade is hand forged from 5160 steel. The runes in the fuller say “Suffer no guilt, ye who wields me with honour and fury”. The blade and the bronze were darkened to help give the sword a old rugged look. The grip is made from ash wood wrapped in cord and goat leather. The total weight is 5lb so it’s 3lbs lighter than the movie sword. This sword has been an incredible learning experience for me and I hope you all enjoy it

making a custom sword. The blade is 1075 high carbon steel, hardened and double tempered. This particular blade was made by the stock removal process on a piece of steel that was forged into a flat plate by the steel mill. The bronze hilt components were made by the lost wax casting process and are sculptural quality silicon bronze. The sword is my version of the Father's sword from the 1982 movie Conan.

Forging the Master Sword for Mr Beast (Day 3)

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A glimpse at a project I started a couple months ago; a mytho-historically inspired bronze short-sword..I’ve always been fascinated by the weirdness of early Celtic, La Tène, and Hallstatt culture bronze blades. The almost alien and other-worldly shapes that those ancient smiths achieved in their blades are mind-bending, and show just how advanced ancient cultures truly were.

Energizing the Halo Energy Sword ⚡️#blacksmith #diy #halo #gamer