Chisels' Show of Chasing and Repousse - 9 Dragon Metalwork Studio

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Chisels of chasing and repousse - ( the traditional metal work method . ancient handcraft)

Hope the serials photos here will give you more ideals and more feelings about the chisels tooling.

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charles wu's picture

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Yours Charles,

the more traditional, the more mordern


crquack's picture

This is *very* helpful!

This is *very* helpful! Thanks.

crquack


Mantrid's picture

Thanks for that Charles I

Thanks for that Charles
I will probably try to make some tools like this myself.

Can you tell me what type of metal is best and what should be used to shape and sharpen them.

Also is the any heat treatment to be carried out after they are made?

Thank you
Ian


charles wu's picture

IAN, in fact, the ordinary

IAN,

in fact, the ordinary high speed steel will be ok. as long as you will not work on hard steel.

SORRY THE LATE REPLY.

Here are some photos for your reference.

 

photos for the material chisels. like forged by the metalsmith, square steel and rod steel 

 

photos for the dia of chisels, i usually choose the dia 4 to 8 mm rod. square or round

 

 

photos for the dot chisel's making.

 

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Yours Charles, the more traditional, the more mordern


charles wu's picture

Ian, Here are one set of

Ian,

Here are one set of the chisels for the beginners. (30 pcs)

These photos took by one of the metal carving lover or we say chasing fan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Yours Charles, the more traditional, the more mordern


Fred Zweig's picture

Charles, These are great

Charles,
These are great images! There clarity show subtle hints to shape. Thanks for taking the time to post these!
Fred Zweig
Metalsmith


alistrina's picture

WOW, thanks

Charles, this is awesome!!!
I have been making my own, and they are umm lets say...crappy. Your post explains lots!
Alistrina