I just knew duct tape would be in there somewhere. Duct tape is like the force....It has a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together. On a serious note, great video.
Love it I am an old school tin knocker/ copper smith/ cornice worker and its nice to see things still done by hand and not machine it is the art of the trade
I love working with medals, i'm a 25-year-old woman, and have known how to weld since I was in my early teens.. It's nice to have a well-known welder in your family lol..
@msp663 Yeah, it was a little much, but it was during the day and they weren't home. Normally I hammer in the garage so as to avoid neighbors with migraines. :-)
@KyleWPeterson Actually no, just like you see here. The only thing that can be done is to heat the metal severely with a torch if it gets to hard to work with, that softens it up again. But normally I don't do that.
@Tippster1980 It takes a while to hammer that down, I'll be honest. I probably have an hour of hammering in to it. Yes, I've made quite a few, but you'd be surprised how easy it is to do, especially if you start smaller. The bigger bowls can get away from you.
maybe take a blowtorch and some oil to it and get some cool colors going.
dillonWY 1 day ago
I just knew duct tape would be in there somewhere. Duct tape is like the force....It has a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together. On a serious note, great video.
carp1844 6 months ago
Love it I am an old school tin knocker/ copper smith/ cornice worker and its nice to see things still done by hand and not machine it is the art of the trade
68roofdoctor 8 months ago
I love working with medals, i'm a 25-year-old woman, and have known how to weld since I was in my early teens.. It's nice to have a well-known welder in your family lol..
RicePudden 8 months ago
can u make a copper hammered hammer? lol ;)
HarpSama 8 months ago
@HarpSama Umm.... I think so .....
cookingfordads 8 months ago
That gorgeous Rob, well done!!
principessababygirl 9 months ago
Rob,
That is great! I think I'll set up a bench next my grill and give that a try. i have a few small pieces of copper flashing.
Thanks for sharing this
hannagan 9 months ago
@hannagan how'd it turn out?
cookingfordads 8 months ago
@cookingfordads It is still a work in progress...I'll send a pic when I finish it.
hannagan 8 months ago
wow, that turned out amazing! how much would a scrap piece like that go for?
10000diamondeyes 9 months ago
Cool!
unitruth 9 months ago
Your neighbors must love you.
msp663 9 months ago 2
@msp663 Yeah, it was a little much, but it was during the day and they weren't home. Normally I hammer in the garage so as to avoid neighbors with migraines. :-)
cookingfordads 9 months ago
Don't you need to treat the metal at all?
KyleWPeterson 9 months ago
@KyleWPeterson Actually no, just like you see here. The only thing that can be done is to heat the metal severely with a torch if it gets to hard to work with, that softens it up again. But normally I don't do that.
cookingfordads 9 months ago
Nice job, but how does it taste? Wink!!!
witchman1 9 months ago
@witchman1 It's not bad with a little teriyaki. :-)
cookingfordads 9 months ago
wow that's amazing. Make me one iwill pay for your time, shipping and copper
jeffxl12 9 months ago
@jeffxl12 This one is actually for sale if you'd like it. Contact me through my dot net web page.
cookingfordads 9 months ago
Wow, impressive!
Pippilly 9 months ago
Make a copper hat that looks like a bamboo hat please =)
xzerohunter 9 months ago 2
@xzerohunter ??
cookingfordads 9 months ago
I think you should do more videos like this, Rob.
rallaa 9 months ago
That's really cool, Rob. Your sculptures are great.
rallaa 9 months ago
About how long did that actually take you? It looks really great, and I would assume that a 1st timer would prolly not make one as nice.
Tippster1980 9 months ago
@Tippster1980 It takes a while to hammer that down, I'll be honest. I probably have an hour of hammering in to it. Yes, I've made quite a few, but you'd be surprised how easy it is to do, especially if you start smaller. The bigger bowls can get away from you.
cookingfordads 9 months ago
wow those copper sculpters look great
highrider61 9 months ago
1st
tonykuz 9 months ago