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VIDEOS BLACKSMITHING<br />
DVD3<br />
The Complete <strong>Metalsmith</strong>, McCreight<br />
Running Time: 80 minutes<br />
Tom McCreight demonstrates many of the basic<br />
techniques of jewelrymaking, including piercing,<br />
soldering, forging, stone setting and cold<br />
connections. Close-up photography and onscreen<br />
graphics makes this a wonderful way to learn.<br />
DVD5<br />
The Fly Press, Crouchet<br />
Running Time: 42 minutes.<br />
Used in the jewelry industry for hundreds of years,<br />
where it is known as a screw press, the fly press<br />
is becoming an increasingly popular tool for the<br />
blacksmith. This machine allows the smith to<br />
accomplish many operations on cold steel that<br />
could formerly only be done “hot”. Obviously, this is<br />
a great advantage in increasing speed and precision<br />
in your work. In “The Fly press”, you will learn to evaluate used<br />
fly presses, what to look for in a new press, how to make tooling,<br />
and much more. John also demonstrates many common blacksmith<br />
operations on the fly press such as making tenons, veining,<br />
straightening stock, bending precise circles and hot stamping. All of<br />
these techniques are shown to you in the exceptional way that Love<br />
of Art Productions has come to be known for - clearly, up close, and<br />
easily understood. John Crouchet says, “if you’re working cold you<br />
may be making money!” What a novel idea!<br />
DVD38<br />
Finishes and Finishing for Metal<br />
Sculpture, Goehl<br />
Running Time: 71 minutes<br />
Throughout this video you’ll see the different finishes<br />
used on Goehl’s sculptures. The chapters are laid out<br />
so you don’t have to go searching, you can go right<br />
to the sections you want.” Using some scrap metal,<br />
learn how to make a tool so you can mount your<br />
electric drill in a vice which will keep both hands free<br />
for wire brushing or buffing.<br />
DVD6<br />
Forged Animal Heads, Epps<br />
Running Time: 32 minutes.<br />
This tape is the first in a series featuring Mesquite,<br />
Texas blacksmith, Bill Epps. A nice introductory<br />
collage of images, underscored by folk music and<br />
a quote form Longfellow’s “The <strong>Blacksmith</strong>”, gives<br />
the viewer a clue that these videos are going to<br />
be different from most of what’s out there on the<br />
how-to market. In this video the viewer learns the<br />
steps in creating several novelty animal heads out of square stock<br />
and a novelty horse out of a horseshoe (Epps began his career<br />
as a farrier). The artist also discusses ideas on applications for<br />
the items shown. A “chalkboard’ segment introduces each item,<br />
breaking down the process of creating the heads and showing how<br />
the shape of the steel should change in each step. Epps includes<br />
tips on technique, including a discussion of the molecular structure<br />
of steel and why a smith makes his steel “square, then round”, and<br />
how to use a cross-peen hammer correctly. Forge-welding can be<br />
clearly seen in the making of one of the pieces, and Epps gives<br />
tips to the beginning blacksmith on how to get a good forge weld.<br />
DVD50<br />
Forging Solutions: Hand Forging<br />
Techniques Vol. 1, Har-lev<br />
Running Time: 100 minutes<br />
Amit Har-lev demonstrating basic hand forging<br />
techniques using the Hofi style hammer.<br />
DVD51<br />
Forging Solutions: Power Hammer<br />
Techniques Vol. 1, Har-lev<br />
Running Time: 100 minutes<br />
Amit Har-lev demonstrating basic power hammer<br />
forging techniques on the Big BLU Power hammer.<br />
DVD52<br />
Free Form Forging, Hofi<br />
Running Time: 100 minutes.<br />
Uri Hofi forging dozens of elements using the<br />
Hofi die system on the Big BLU 110. Step by step<br />
descriptions. Over 40 elements are explained and<br />
forged.<br />
DVD47<br />
Getting Started With Metal Sculpture,<br />
Goehl<br />
Running Time: 60 minutes<br />
Goehl explains the tools that he uses, how to use<br />
them and show the basic tools one needs to get<br />
started. There are cheap imported tools and then<br />
there are top quality tools. Both have their uses, but<br />
the trick is in knowing which one to buy for a particular purpose and<br />
this video covers that. Materials are thoroughly covered: such as<br />
copper, brass, tubing, hot and cold rolled steel along with RG45.<br />
CD797<br />
BK935<br />
Hot Shop II, Chapman<br />
23 pages, 8-1/2” x 11” (Softcover)<br />
The second booklet about Gene’s shop tooling,<br />
step by step forging techniques, fly press stuff<br />
and for you knife makers, two copper handle<br />
blacksmith knives. Now you can print out projects<br />
from your computer so you have them right at<br />
your anvil! 140 photos.<br />
The <strong>Pieh</strong> Legacy Collection is always expanding and now also includes -<br />
DVD45<br />
Joinery Techniques, Har-lev<br />
Running Time: 80 minutes<br />
Amit Har-lev demonstrating joinery techniques<br />
using hand and power techniques. Riveting,<br />
wrapping, wedging and much more. Step by step.<br />
Rose Blank Kits (page 53), a Center Punch, Ball Punches, Drift Punches, Eye, and Ear Punches (page 54).<br />
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