Before proceeding directly to the study of such outlandish material, it is nevertheless necessary to begin to understand what steampunk is and where it came from.
This direction originated in the days of steam engines, when mankind had high hopes for the steam engine, and this happened. Over time, plants and factories switched to machine tools powered by a steam boiler, thanks to the idea of using this energy, steam locomotives and steamboats appeared, transporting people and various cargoes, greatly facilitating human labor.
But basically all the same, steampunk is characterized as an element of science fiction by the founder of which is the famous writer Jules Verne. That is, based on the fact that people have perfectly mastered steam engines and precise mechanics.
The word steam itself means steam, and punk if you translate it literally is rubbish, we are used to just calling steampunk.
Masters involved in this area are very sensitive to history, and also observe the uniqueness and originality of each of their products. For their work, the guys mainly use precious non-ferrous metals, such as brass and copper, which over time are coated with a beautiful patina, and give the product an even more mysterious appearance.
Once again, starting to work, the author decided to shoot the entire process of his work with a camera, and then share photos with an audience on the Internet. After reviewing the material presented, the young master will be able to figure it out and start creating his own unique steampunk. But before you begin, you should review the necessary list of materials and tools.
Materials
1) plumbing
2) brass sheet
3) copper sheet
4) axle box
5) cotton wool
6) flint
7) wick
8) wooden ruler 4 pcs
9) birch board
Instruments
1) drill
2) vise
3) file
4) cutter
5) metal sheet
6) burner
7) pliers
8) bath for etching metal
9) vernier caliper
And so for starters, the author clamps the workpiece in a vise.Further makes device, which will help the master fix the workpiece on the drill.Made from bolt and nuts.Mounted on a drill, pay attention to how the author uses the drill itself.Then bore to the size he needs.