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Making Hinges

User Comments

Lucky B commented on 10 Mar 2013

lotta folks going more to coal and retorting there own charcoal for Blacksmithing , my biggest mistake was going to propain forge . 40 pound bottle here in tx costs 39 bucks aposed to 25 dollars a 100 lb coal . 500 pounds coal will go 20 times than propain and better for making damascus , with pure iron plates , btw nice work ,

rockraptor616 commented on 01 Dec 2012

Hi David,Watched this and wanted to ask you,did you make the bending frame that you use on this video,the reason is I could do with one myself and was hoping you could get in contact with me so I can get some information on how to make the frame myself,hope you read this,Many Thanks,Mike B.Cornwall Uk.

rockraptor616 commented on 16 Nov 2012

Nice vid,I have learnt from this that if you want to make something keep it simple,liked the way you just knocked out a real good hinge in a few minutes,would like to see more of this standard of vid as its clear and shows a good and practical method.Many Thanks.

Sammy Spaniel commented on 11 Sep 2013

I like the fact that your tools are home made. All of mine are as well. Some day I will have the money for the nice stuff but until then I'll just keep finding a way to get by with scraps lying around. Nice design on those hinges.

Ricardo Zarate commented on 25 May 2013

Hola. Felicitaciones, muy bien por los dispositivos de elaboración pero, pregunto, no resulta caro el uso del soplete de acetileno par calentar las piezas? Gracias y un abrazo desde el sur. que también existe.

boo boo commented on 08 Jan 2016

I'm a bit confused and perhaps you can help me. What I don't understand is you've been working since what about 6 this morning, yet, such a small pile of hinges! *leads outside and tells him to knee down*

Wayne Parris commented on 08 Mar 2013

You could save a LOT of money making these if you switch to a LP forge VS the torch for heat...... LOTS OF MONEY! Better tooling will let you do the job in one heat, vs the at least two you show here.

IvIacteP commented on 27 Nov 2013

это че за хуета? у вас руки из жопы? не позорьтесь! вам до хенд мейда как до Пикина на бровях по битому стеклу!

rockraptor616 commented on 11 Mar 2013

Hi David,just banged a mail to you regarding this Vid hope you get it okay,anyway will hope you do so I can pick your brains,Cheers Mate,Excellent Vid by the way.

Pepe beast commented on 18 Oct 2013

Cada vez que nace uno me puede ¿o qué?Sólo faltaría que fueran más guapos o pudieran hacerme algo por saber más o trabajar más o querer más.

Swedish Holmberg commented on 29 Dec 2011

how much is a pair? need to hold up a 5ft long 5ft hi gate made of solid 6/4 doug fir I really like your hinges, perfect rustic look

Alonzo Branson commented on 30 Dec 2012

See, this is why I like shops like this; they get pretty creative on making their own tools to get the job done!

MrPcb2000 commented on 30 Jun 2013

じいちゃんが言っていた、鉄は熱いうちに打て、どこの国でも同じですね。

neltru89 commented on 02 Aug 2012

Nice i hope you can make more videos like this would love to see the shop and more how to videos.

Ron Greenwood commented on 13 Jul 2013

Really,he only made one half,the video says making hinges,not making half a hinge !

Jury Bonsenor commented on 27 Sep 2013

very good and making them easy, i love that, will do some for my self, thank you.

Timothy Dennison commented on 31 Oct 2012

Nice! I like the jigs you set up. That makes things quicker, like mass production

Alonzo Branson commented on 13 Feb 2012

Simple, direct, to the point. Good job, folks--I learned something very useful!

Wendy Winkler commented on 11 Jun 2015

Love This Video... Can you PLEASE show us how the pivot section is made...

Neal Tomlinson commented on 11 Oct 2014

I like the jig you made. It looks pretty versatile. 

shadysean1 commented on 27 Oct 2013

didn't think a jack like that would work on its side

archeryman5000 commented on 21 Apr 2012

Very nice, especially the shop equipment you made

Ron Greenwood commented on 28 Jun 2013

Making Hinges,where is the other half then?

deezynar commented on 27 Oct 2012

IT IS BETTER TO BE HINGED, THAN UNHINGED!

Elio Viviani commented on 28 Jan 2013

When you use your head you can go far.

Rodney Massie commented on 18 Jul 2013

Nice work. You make it look so easy.

julio dausen commented on 29 Mar 2013

no mames el gato trabaja acostado

RescuePits1 commented on 17 Jun 2013

KICKASS! Keep the video coming!

Anne Cushing commented on 02 Apr 2013

They're supposed to be rustic.

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