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Smartshop Blacksmith Demonstration

Artist Holly Fisher gives a blacksmith demonstration to process behind making a "change dish" at the Smartshop in Kalamazoo.  
 
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davidhenning (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Great video, Holly. It's informative and to the point. No wasted time.
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fleidinger (5 months ago) Show Hide
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dishing into a wooden stump is totally valid and not at all uncommon. using a striker completely unnecessary and using a hammer as a top tool is dangerous.
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I wonder why someone would strike one hammer against another?? Use a copper or brass hammer to strike the hammer thats on the work piece.
beowulf342000 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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We usually work alone, with coal and a bellows and no 110 volt junque
theydonthaveanyleft (1 year ago) Show Hide
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now now... NO horseplay in the shop!
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oh my god this is totaly fuckt up,, 1e of all u use a standard air forge with ah air hunter on it and second of all we NEVER blacksmith on wood oh my god this is just raping blackmsithing
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do u know the melting point of copper and steel and iron pls reply
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This is what I wanna do. So awesome.

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