Gave me some good visualization for a fully open kalix (the greenery thats breaks open under the blossom) as i usually have my kalix in a less advanced state of opening. Great work Mark!
bar far the best rose i have seen, i did my degree in metal work and focussed on blacksmithing and also made a rose, but i cut ever single petal out and welded it all together and am just wishing i had seen your vid before doing that as yours is much quicker and looks loads better lol great vid bud
this is a beautiful piece :) personally not a fan of the actual rose flower myself, but i can definatly say i am impressed with this one and how you have formed the rose petals. really good!
Hey great vid it looks like you've done it a thousand times. Also what are the specific names of the hardy's and tools your using?
also im quite pressed for money and haven't had my oxyacetylene tanks filled in three years, if i heat the entire piece over and over wont i have alot of scale build up in between the petals? how could i avoid that. Thank you for ANY feedback.
very nicely done. I was just looking at roses in Schwartzkopfs' -Plain and Ornamental Forging. Yours' is by far the simpler method, with comprable results. There is an allure though to making them from one piece.
Can't say as I've tried it either. My students made some very nice one piece roses this year, abeithem the scrolled up version. simple and it shows. I'm sure you know the kind. Now that Brian Hughes makes a damn fine one piece rose the Schwartzkopf way. I'll have to pull on his ear about it.
barbed wire could be dangerous to a customer and its funny how he uses a torch tip that most people commonly call a rosebud to make that rose anywazy excellent work!
Mark's a pro who's written a couple excellent books on blacksmithing -- and this is beautiful work. Let's just see one of your "way better" copper roses.
I wouldn't have thought that I'd dare try this, but you make it look so "easy"..... Great video! I'll have to try to score some points with the woman with this.
i don't know exactly how to do it, but i saw one of these where the stem was barbed wire. (i think they made there own barbed wire, so it would be stronger/larger) but i worked well, as it gave the rose its thorns.
i made one with copper if u have leaves u can make them green with painting on flux and heating and leave it for a day than put clear nail polish on but it only work on copper
"A rose still smells as sweet.......".Excellent films,most instructive.
Squarerig 1 week ago
Just finished cutting the petals in my schools metal class! Thank you for the information on the rose!
ZboneWalker 2 weeks ago
@ZboneWalker
No problem,
Good luck with your rose.
Cheers, M
MarkAspery 2 weeks ago
oh and im making this is the second half of the semester :p cant wait
tech9boarder 1 month ago
uhhh is that a shurikan? O.o
tech9boarder 1 month ago
how do you get the pedals to over lap eachother just so slightly like you do
jackjnx 1 month ago
@jackjnx
The petals start flat. As you lift them into position, their circumference must get smaller and so they overlap.
I wish I could tell you that it was something skillful - but alas no...
Cheers, M
MarkAspery 1 month ago
This is so, so cool.
nuciide 2 months ago
beautiful
RICKBEYOR 2 months ago
definitely an object of a lot more love .. hard work ..
juliannevillecorrea 2 months ago
beautiful..
juliannevillecorrea 2 months ago
Meserias pa pula lui
danlucyan 3 months ago
Gave me some good visualization for a fully open kalix (the greenery thats breaks open under the blossom) as i usually have my kalix in a less advanced state of opening. Great work Mark!
hexusziggurat 5 months ago
Good job, I want to make one out of copper for my girl.
TheMedievalMan 5 months ago 3
@TheMedievalMan
Now that it a good use of this technology - I hope she enjoys it.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 5 months ago 2
No offence. Where's forging? Plate of steel and few Fahrenheit degrees. Hmmm. BTW, I admire the way how you taking care of vice/holder.
3195121 5 months ago
pure art my friend. awesome vid
booyalakasha1 5 months ago
wait a sec what metal are u using its really maliable
Midnighter169 6 months ago 2
@Midnighter169
Mild steel.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 6 months ago
wow
you do everything fast and perfect : )
hans76petter 6 months ago
Very nice
37thEngbn 7 months ago
Very nice
37thEngbn 7 months ago
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VERY GOOD JOB
dna7018 9 months ago
VERY GOOD JOB
dna7018 9 months ago
WOOOOOOW..! LA NETA .. ESTA ROSA TE QUEDO BIEN PERRONA.! EXELENTE TRABAJO .!
dna7018 9 months ago
I want to make one but I only have access to an oxygen acetylene torch, can the steam be done without a forge
scopes156 1 year ago
see ebay forged rose
vipi4u 1 year ago
bar far the best rose i have seen, i did my degree in metal work and focussed on blacksmithing and also made a rose, but i cut ever single petal out and welded it all together and am just wishing i had seen your vid before doing that as yours is much quicker and looks loads better lol great vid bud
pipthemakem 1 year ago
漂亮.手藝讚
lin570802 1 year ago
this is a beautiful piece :) personally not a fan of the actual rose flower myself, but i can definatly say i am impressed with this one and how you have formed the rose petals. really good!
kezxg 1 year ago
iron rose
19thepyrochilibean 1 year ago
Hey great vid it looks like you've done it a thousand times. Also what are the specific names of the hardy's and tools your using?
also im quite pressed for money and haven't had my oxyacetylene tanks filled in three years, if i heat the entire piece over and over wont i have alot of scale build up in between the petals? how could i avoid that. Thank you for ANY feedback.
Tenebrocity117 1 year ago
@Tenebrocity117
I use white vinegar to soak anything forged in to dissolve the scale.
The short tool that I set down onto the rose bud is called a 'Monkey tool' size specific.
The pipe is just pipe with a rolled edge.
I make most of my tools including the tongs.
MarkAspery 1 year ago
like yeah3001, i too am in 10th grade. thanks for the video it helped alot and my rose turned out great. i need to work on my forge welding though :P
joshneumanfootball 1 year ago
Omg nice, i made 1 it was a little hard 4 me but it looks great, thanks 4 the video
did you no im in 10th grade and i made 1 hehe :D
yeah3001 1 year ago
beautiful peice
patricksab 1 year ago
10 of 10 points from germany
firelord3377 1 year ago
Very nice video! 5 stars,
I have a question, about the blowtorch.
Is it oxygen + acetylene or compressed air +butane?
Thanks for uploading!
kaotikoko 2 years ago
@kaotikoko
Oxy/propane with a propane rose bud tip
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 2 years ago
very nicely done. I was just looking at roses in Schwartzkopfs' -Plain and Ornamental Forging. Yours' is by far the simpler method, with comprable results. There is an allure though to making them from one piece.
blackcatsmith 2 years ago
Oh yes! The rose from one piece is very alluring. I have seen a couple being done, although I have never attempted it.
A thing for the future maybe.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 2 years ago
Can't say as I've tried it either. My students made some very nice one piece roses this year, abeithem the scrolled up version. simple and it shows. I'm sure you know the kind. Now that Brian Hughes makes a damn fine one piece rose the Schwartzkopf way. I'll have to pull on his ear about it.
blackcatsmith 2 years ago
barbed wire could be dangerous to a customer and its funny how he uses a torch tip that most people commonly call a rosebud to make that rose anywazy excellent work!
rbmaserang 2 years ago
copper is easier to make...
pancho20967462 2 years ago
i have been making copper roses that turn out way better looking than that. its all how you shape it with the hammer and needle nose.
TheCrash24 2 years ago
Mark's a pro who's written a couple excellent books on blacksmithing -- and this is beautiful work. Let's just see one of your "way better" copper roses.
matthbva 2 years ago
I wouldn't have thought that I'd dare try this, but you make it look so "easy"..... Great video! I'll have to try to score some points with the woman with this.
cbrusharmy 2 years ago
Great video Mark...What size/gauge stock you using for the leaves and petal parts?
blackrockforge 2 years ago
16 or 18 ga depending upon what I have lying around.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 2 years ago
Gorgeous rose! This helps me a lot, as i was hoping to make something like this soon, but how do you make the stem look less like an iron stick?
Etimos 2 years ago
i don't know exactly how to do it, but i saw one of these where the stem was barbed wire. (i think they made there own barbed wire, so it would be stronger/larger) but i worked well, as it gave the rose its thorns.
jarikcbol 2 years ago
I forge weld on some leaves prior to making the flower.
But getting rid of 'the stick' is a problem. Texture and a curved shape.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 2 years ago
absolutley beautiful mate. good job!
leeman122 2 years ago 2
i made one with copper if u have leaves u can make them green with painting on flux and heating and leave it for a day than put clear nail polish on but it only work on copper
UltraViolence14 2 years ago
Good video, this is an excellent way to fabricate a rose. I've used a few techniques, some have even been as laborious as welding petal by petal.
viper8red 3 years ago
Love the work and thanks for the lesson Sir.
brokenhopetattoos 3 years ago
I'm not sure about the 'Sir' bit.... but you're welcome.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 3 years ago
Are you looking for an apprentice, I'd love to work with someone who knows what their doing instead of trying to teach myself
zolex87 3 years ago
i would like to know where the blanks came from or their sizes. thanks
benderc1 3 years ago
I get the petal blanks cut out by a water jet service.
The blanks are 2, 3, 3.5 and 4.25 discs.
I have made them from copper using shears to cut them out.
Cheers, Mark
MarkAspery 3 years ago
No gloves!!! wow. no problem.
Very beautiful piece. I love watching you work and seeing how the metal comes to life.
777999777999 3 years ago
well done mark! wish i had a the stuff to make it :P
TechnicusJoe 3 years ago