officina ferrariaIn this video, I present a tutorial on how to forge an early medieval (Viking age) axe. Axe is forged welded of the 3 parts. I used wrought iron: rail and grille and old steel rail. I based on archeological finds from Poznań (Poland). #scrapmetalreplica
Forging process of the wrought iron medieval AXE. Scrap metal replica.officina ferraria2021-12-03 | In this video, I present a tutorial on how to forge an early medieval (Viking age) axe. Axe is forged welded of the 3 parts. I used wrought iron: rail and grille and old steel rail. I based on archeological finds from Poznań (Poland). #scrapmetalreplicaHistorical iron smelting from hematite.officina ferraria2024-10-10 | In this video, I show the iron smelting process in the early medieval bloomery furnace. We used 24 kg of the hematite ore and 16 kg of charcoal. The whole process took 6 hours. 1 hour for preheating the furnace, 4 hours for charging, and 1 hour for burning down after the last ore charge. The weight of the iron bloom was 6.2 kg.Iron smelting. Slag droppingofficina ferraria2024-09-23 | ...Forging process of the river boat anchor. Forgewelding.officina ferraria2024-04-06 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica i show forging process of the Vistula River boat anchor. I based on the 100 years old anchor. To forge it I used 19-th century bessemer iron.Forging Viking age combat axes.officina ferraria2024-01-15 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica I show two ways of forging of the replica of the Viking age archaeological find from Poland. As usual I to forge it use materials I found on scrap yards.Making of medieval Baltic combat knife. Forging.officina ferraria2023-11-20 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica I show how to make a replica of the early medieval Baltic wide combat knife. This kind of weapon was very popular in the Lithuania and Latvia in 6-12 century. More information about it you can find here: https://sagy.vikingove.cz/en/baltic-wide-combat-knives/ In this project i used C-55 medium C steel and 19 cent. wrought iron.Making of medieval knife. Blacksmithing.officina ferraria2023-09-21 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica i show how to make a medieval knife. I based on the archaeological find exhibited in Wrocław museum. To forge blade I used 19-th century wrought iron and early 20-th steel. To make handle I used black oak.Bloomery iron spear head forging process.officina ferraria2023-08-17 | Recreation of the spear head from Ostrów Lednicki (Poland), cat. no. 51. Original find is partly corroded, welding lines are well visible, it was made using at least 4 pieces. To forge it i used 3 types of bloomery iron, low carbon, high phosforus and high carbon. Leaf surfaces are polished and etched. Low C and high C material were smelted by me, high P was smelted by Adam Thiele: youtube.com/@adamthiele703Forging Viking Age spear from Trelleborg. Blacksmithing.officina ferraria2023-07-20 | #spear #blacksmith #forge In this video i show how to forge Petersen G-type Viking Age spear. It is re-creation of the archaeological find from Trelleborg (Denmark). То forge it I used wrought iron wagon axel - core, low C stell (early Bessemer steel) - socket and pattern welded bilet I forge out of the medium and high C stell - cutting edges.Podstawowe techniki kowalskie. Film z wystawy Black Metalofficina ferraria2023-07-07 | W filmie zaprezentowane są podstawowe techniki kowalskie wykorzystywane w produkcji wczesnośredniowiecznej broni.Forging a Viking age sword with decorated blade. Blacksmithingofficina ferraria2023-06-30 | IN this episode of the scrap metal replicaI I show how to forge Viking age sword with decorated blade. I based on the find from Ostrów Lednicki (Poland)Blacksmithing: 50 cm long Viking knife from Gnezdovo. Damascus.officina ferraria2023-05-28 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica I show how to forge a long 50 cm long battle knife. I based on the find from Gnezdovo. To forge it I used different types of wrought iron, Bessemer steel, and medium and high carbon steel, all of these materials I colected on scrap yards.Pattern-welded (damascus) Roman period sword from Illerup.officina ferraria2023-04-23 | #shortsBlacksmithing. Making of the Woodworking T-shape wrought iron AXE.officina ferraria2023-04-11 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica i show how to forge T-shape axe for woodworking. I based on the Viking Age Scandinavian archaeological finds. I used wrought iron and C-55 steel.Magic Damascus Spear!!!!officina ferraria2023-03-31 | #shorts Because of April the 1 :-). Spear I forged 3 years ago, replica of the find from Ostrów Lednicki.Unfinished projects bucket. AXESofficina ferraria2023-03-19 | #shorts I decided to reduce a bit a number of the unfinished axes in the bucket. All forged out of the wrought iron plus medium/high C steel on the edges.Blacksmithing. Wrought iron Viking age AXE.officina ferraria2023-03-12 | #forging #axe #blacksmithing To forge it I used wrought iron (16-17 century finery steel). I based on the archaeological find from Lednickie Lake.Small Viking age AXE. Wrought iron. Blacksmithingofficina ferraria2023-03-08 | #shorts Replica of the small early medieval axe from Ostrów Lednicki. Wrought iron and old steel.Blacksmithing. Petersen E type Viking Age damascus spear head.officina ferraria2023-02-25 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica I show how to forge Petersen E spear head. I based on the archaeological find from Gnezdovo.Forging damascus medieval spear, iron inlay. Blacksmithing.officina ferraria2023-02-15 | In this video I show how forging process of the replica of the Viking Age spear. This time i choose the spear Cat. No. 31 which is very unique because it has iron inlay ornaments. To forge it I used many different type of the materials: wrought iron, low and medium C steel, all of these materials i collected on the scrap yards.
link to wolf teeth making video: youtu.be/7mBtPMw9eYIIron to steel inlay. Viking age spear.officina ferraria2023-02-09 | Quick look to iron to iron inlay technique. Full video will be soon.Damascus Viking age spear. #blacksmithing #forging #spear #damascusofficina ferraria2023-02-04 | The most complex project i have ever done. Replica of the archaeological find from Ostrów Lednicki (Poland)Forging Viking Age felling AXE. Wrought iron.officina ferraria2022-12-25 | #blacksmithing #axe #forging In this episode of the "SCRAP METAL REPLICA" I show how to forge replica of the early medieval axe. I based on the archaeological find from Ostrów Lednicki (Poland). To forge it I used wrought iron and C55 (1055) steel.Forging damascus double serpent seax blade. Knife making.officina ferraria2022-12-13 | In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica i show how to forge a replica of the archaeological find exhibited in Salisbury museum (UK). This knife is very unique because of the double serpent damascus pattern. To forge it I used wrought iron, hearth steel, old steel plow, T-55 cannon and modern medium carbon steel.Silver and copper inlay.officina ferraria2022-12-08 | #shorts Silver and copper inlay. Viking age sword.Forging wrought iron medieval AXE.officina ferraria2022-11-27 | In this episode of the "Scrap Metal Replica" i show forging process of the early medieval - Viking age axe. I based on the archaeological find from Smolugi (Poland). I used 16-17 century wrought iron and 19 century steel. In ths procejt I was supported by Lech Trawicki. #axe #blacksmithing #wroughtironForging decorated medieval arrowhead. Blacksmithingofficina ferraria2022-10-29 | #blacksmith #arrowhead #medieval In this video, I show how to forge multi-elements early medieval arrowhead. I used mild and medium steel I collected in the scrap yard. I based on the archaeological find from Wrocaław (Poland).Forging wrought iron Viking Age bearded AXE. Blacksmithingofficina ferraria2022-10-16 | #axe #blacksmithing #wroughtiron In this episode of the Scrap Metal Replica i show how to forge a replica of the early medieval Viking Age axe. I based on the archaeological find from Poland. To forge it I used wrought iron and medium carbon steel C55 (1055).BLACKSMITHING. Iron Age socket axe.officina ferraria2022-10-05 | In this video, I am going to show you how to forge a replica of the late iron age socket axe. I based on the archaeological find from Biskupin. I used low carbon content bloomery iron I smelted myself.Wrought iron and rebar Viking age spearhead.officina ferraria2022-09-27 | #spearhead #medieval #blacksmithing In this episode of the Scrap MetalReplica, I show how to forge an early medieval - Viking age spearhead. I based on the find from Ostrów Lednicki (Poland). To forge it I used wrought iron and medium carbon steel rebar.Blacksmithing. Forging process of the Viking Age battle axe.officina ferraria2022-09-01 | In this episode of the scrap metal replica, I show how to forge replica of the archaeological find of the Viking Age battle axe. To forge it I used wrought iron and old 19-century steel.Iron smelting. Bloom extraction and processing in the forge.officina ferraria2022-07-28 | In this video, I show iron bloom extraction from the reconstruction of the roman period bloomery furnace. This kind of furnace is called a slag pit furnace. In the smelting process, we used 20 kg of hematite ore and 20kg of charcoal (charging ratio 1:1). After the extraction bloom has been compacted using a wooden mallet, the iron at this stage is still not suitable for forging items and requires an additional process of purification, what is done in the hearth.Work in progress, spear from Norway.officina ferraria2022-07-12 | ...Blacksmithing. Making replicas of the Viking Age axe.officina ferraria2022-07-10 | In this episode of the #scrapmetalreplica i show how to forge an axe replica of the archaeological find from northern Poland. This time I had a chance to touch the artifact and did a detailed study of the forging technology - the corrosion lines show exactly how the axe has been forged. to forge the replica I used a 19-cent wrought iron and an old steel plow.Blacksmithing. Forging 3 medieval javelin heads.officina ferraria2022-07-06 | In this video, I show how to forge early medieval javelin heads using 3 different techniques.The ancient method of silver and copper granules making for jewelry granulation.officina ferraria2022-06-28 | In this video Tomasz Czyszczoń from Montanus - Historical Jewellery shows the ancient ways of making silver and copper granules for granulation jewelry. facebook.com/MontanusJewelleryMaking tombak - golden color brass alloy. Wire drawing.officina ferraria2022-05-31 | I am preparing for a new project, I want to make a replica of the spear from Norway. In the original archaeological find silver, copper, and copper alloy – brass have been used. I was able to buy pure silver and copper but not low zinc brass alloy, so I decided to make it myself. The copper alloy with low zinc content is called tombac (5% to 20% of zinc). The color of tombac is gold-yellow and imitates gold. It is also very good for cold forming, what is important in terms of metal inlay, it is softer than CuZn37 brass. To make tombac I used CuZn37 brass and pure copper. CuZn37 alloy has 63% of copper and 37% of zinc. To make tombac with 15% percent of zinc I have to decrease the amount of zinc in the alloy for this I have to add some extra copper.
photos of the spear: twitter.com/VegardVike/status/1008309599802462210/photo/1Same shape, different cutting edge welding technique.officina ferraria2022-04-17 | In this video of the "Scrap Metal Replica", I show how to forge a folded-eye early medieval axe. In the early medieval the three main techniques of welding cutting edge have been used. 1. asymmetric cutting edge, the piece of steel is forge-weld on to the one side of the axe body. 2. the piece of steel vedge-shape is placed in the slit which is cut in the middle of the end of the axe body and then everything is forge-weld together. 3. The end of the axe body is placed into a v-shape piece of the stell and then forge-weld.
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1. youtu.be/2q7OsXrDlrU youtu.be/BJtbmK_5Mq4 2. youtu.be/i4kmdaIJ0IE youtu.be/8x6bNK1pVPo 3: youtu.be/V2i8jyaotcA youtu.be/WNN97y8SW_IBLACKSMITHING. FORGING WROUGHT IRON MUSHROOMS.officina ferraria2022-03-18 | In this video, I show how to forge mushrooms. I used a 20 mm wrought iron round bar.BLACKSMITHING. Forging medieval bodkin arrowhead.officina ferraria2022-02-21 | A short video tutorial on how to forge medieval bodkin arrowhead.Blacksmithing. Forging Petersen Z type Sword. Part 1 - blade.officina ferraria2022-02-13 | In this video (part 1), I show the forging process of the Petersen Z type Viking age sword blade. I based on the archaeological find from Ciepłe (Poland). I used 3 different 19-cent rails, one wrought iron, and two steel.
#ScrapMetalReplicaBlacksmith. How to make damascus wolf teeth knife blade.officina ferraria2022-01-12 | In this video, I show how to forge a replica early-medieval pattern-welded (damascus) knife blade with wolf teeth. I based on the archaeological find from Gniezo (Poland). Pattern-welded knives in the Viking age are very rare. I want to thank the Museum of the Origins of the Polish State in Gniezno for the photos of the original find.Blacksmithing. Forging medieval Battle axe. Wrought iron.officina ferraria2022-01-01 | Scrap Metal Replica. In this video, I show the forging process of the early-medieval battle axe. I used wrought iron and medium carbon steel. I based on the archaeological find from the Płock area (Poland).Knife making, pattern-welded (damascus) blade / Kucie dziwerowanego nożaofficina ferraria2021-10-27 | For cutting edge I used two types of steel: 6145 (50HF) and NMV (O2). The back of the blade is made of wrought iron and 1045 steel. The knife handle is black oak. The shape of the knife is typical for the early medieval (Viking age).BLACKSMITHING. Wrought iron Viking age axe.officina ferraria2021-08-26 | In this episode of the "Scrap Metal Replica," I show how to forge an early medieval bearded axe. It is a replica of the archeological find from Szurpiły in Poland. To forge it I used two types of wrought iron and pice of the tool steel.Blacksmithing. HOW TO FORGE BEARDED AXE.officina ferraria2021-07-13 | I based on the archeological find from Lednickie Lake in Poland. The eye is forge weld. I forged it using only 2 pieces like in the original find, instead of bloomery iron I used wrought iron from an old wagon axle. The original find has silver and copper inlay. Here you can find 3D model of the artifact (no 18): sketchfab.com/3d-models/lednica-lake-2020-artefacts-819ca716660b4d69b67a6e5bc901add7?fbclid=IwAR0S9WwQE4uTv7geL4zbYwfBwfiFkmYYGqeNi9XRVjaFqppcVq2A1ifNOqM #scrap metal replicaHow to forge medieval spursofficina ferraria2021-06-10 | Tutorial about how to forge a replica of early medieval spurs. I used wrought iron wagon tire used as reinforcement bar in concrete build.Iron smelting in bloomery furnace in water-powered forge in Gdańsk-Oliwaofficina ferraria2021-05-25 | Iron smelting in bloomery furnace using hematite ore.Forging iron bloom using water-powered hammers. Kucie żelaza dymarkowego na młotach wodnych.officina ferraria2021-05-03 | Turn on the subtitles! Włącz napisy!
This video shows the bloomery iron forging process using a water-powered trip hammer in the Water Forge in Oliva. The water-powered forge is in this place at least since 1597. Now is still working and it is a branch of the Museum of Gnańsk.
W filmie można zobaczyć proces kucia łupy z żelaza dymarskiego z wykorzystaniem młotów napędzanych kołami wodnymi. Kuźnia wodna w tym miejscu zlokalizowana jest od co najmniej 1597 roku. Obecnie dalej jest sprawna i jest oddziałem muzeum gdańskiego.
Blacksmiths/kowale: Remigiusz Pacer, Bartosz Nawacki, Maciej Tomaszczyk
link to the bloomery iron smelting: youtu.be/uO6HXn18x8AResmelting bloomery iron gromps and making steel.officina ferraria2021-04-16 | In this video, I show the carburized process of the bloomery iron gromps in a small furnace. Iron gromps are small outer parts of the iron bloom highly contaminated by the slag. I used 2.5 kg of iron gromps and 10 kg of charcoal and got 0.8 kg of high carbon steel. The high carbon material I got I will use in my next project.
Tips: The diameter of the furnace is about 15 cm. To built it I used bricks and clay mixed with sand. In this experiment, I used bloomery iron gromps but ordinary soft iron also can be used (nails, scraps etc.) The temperature during the process should be enough to smelt iron. It is good to add at the first charge some pieces of slag, slag protect the bloom against burning (oxidation). For making steel do not use phosphorus iron. I use about 400 grams of charcoal for every 100 grams of the charge. The iron pieces should be small.