Let’s Swage Old School vs. New School

In this instructional short, we delve into the intricate art of swaging, juxtaposing traditional and contemporary methods. The video initiates with the venerable 'old-school' technique, employing an imperial style swage punch and an 8-ounce ball-peen hammer, reminiscent of time-honored craftsmanship. Transitioning seamlessly, we introduce the avant-garde approach using the state-of-the-art Yellow Jacket tubing expander, capable of accommodating sizes ranging from three-eighths up to seven-eighths. Particularly noteworthy is the use of the copper tubing board, a pivotal tool detailed in a previously highlighted LinkedIn post.

In an innovative pedagogical move, the latter segment of this video remains intentionally devoid of verbal guidance. This design choice serves a dual purpose: it prompts students to actively engage by elucidating the procedure on Microsoft Flipgrid, and it allows for an exploration of the nuances they observe, culminating in a detailed instructional narrative. Furthermore, this interactive element provides a unique opportunity for students to discern and comment on a subtle, yet crucial step — the 10 to 15° chip — an insightful contribution made by a valued community member.

The synthesis of community collaboration underscores the significance of collective intelligence in our industry, showcasing real-time feedback and industry-wide cooperation. Lastly, this video, aptly tagged #FilmedByAustin, encapsulates more than just a tutorial. It's a poignant testament to the legacy of skills passed down, as a young aspirant, Austin, captures the essence of the craft through the lens of his Apple iPhone, documenting his father's expertise. Welcome to 'Stringham and Son 2.0', where tradition meets modernity, and craftsmanship is a familial affair.

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