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Recreating a vintage design

389K views · May 17, 2024 · Howto & Style

Comments · 587

  • @robinson-foundry · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

    If you're curious about the tools and equipment I use and would like to support the channel, please check out the affiliate links in the video description. Your support is greatly appreciated!

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  • @jackwittlich8409 · 2 years ago

    As a life-long patternmaker and foundry engineer who learned the trade in the 1960s, I must offer my compliments to you.  So many YouTube videos are so aggravating with poor technique and a lack of understanding of how things should be done.  You have surpassed those weak attempts at trying to entertain by showing how to do things right. Congratulations, I enjoyed your video.  Yes, Si Bronze is very fluid and makes a beautiful casting.  Your Petrobond Sand (my guess) is perfect for home foundries.  You have a very nice shop setup, too.  I am envious. Thank you for not hammering the patterns into the sand like some fools do.  When I see that, I almost faint.  We did not have the advantage of printed patterns back then so we would have made split patterns with a core box, but you are using the modern methods that really simplify pattern and foundry work.  I made patterns for castings that weighed a few ounces and some that went 41,000 pounds, so I've seen a lot.  THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT JOB.

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  • @joesmith1574 · 2 years ago

    These handles are slick!  I didn’t realize that the design was that old, they look very modern.  Designers had style back then, too!

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  • @anzaca1 · 2 years ago

    We tend to think of these skeletonised designs as being very modern, so these antique ones are fascinating.

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  • @sunnyteasoda · 7 months ago (edited)

    This channel has become my go-to for calming down my brain before I try to sleep. The calm tones, comfortable workshop sounds, and lack of heavy/sharp background music (or no music at all - a good thing!!) is very calming for my nervous system.

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  • @bobdehuisbaas1 · 2 years ago

    The only thing I would've changed (if I had the skills at all to make something like this, which I don't) is to use a black grub screw instead of a bolt so it doesn't stick out of the handle.

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  • @vincedibona4687 · 1 month ago

    “Heavy Chamfer” was my nickname back in high school.

  • @RealJeffBoe · 2 years ago

    They look great.  Shrink the handles a little bit, add a knife blade and this would be a great pattern for an upscale steak knife set.

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  • @daveevans1236 · 2 years ago

    Beautiful work, tools that will be passed  down through your family for generations 😊

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  • @mikealinan3038 · 2 years ago

    Heck yeah! A new video from my favorite gentle voiced metal molder!

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  • @FourthMatrix · 2 years ago

    Metal working is fascinating to me.

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  • @phild8095 · 2 years ago

    As a retired engineer and an artist in stone I am very impressed.  Thanks for a great eleven minutes and twenty two seconds.

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