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Excellent work!

Good job!

I fw this heavy

Ahoy bud. In this video I saw you had a reambar spoke shaver on your shelf. Do you have a video on making that????

thanks man ,I want to do blacksmithing but I thought that I should try to make the tools to get better and have tools ,and generally know how to make tools in case I need to make a costume tool in the future

Great job👍

Nice knife👍

Great editing - no umms or ahhs - just a great flow of info. You’re a natural! Well done!

I’m a 13 year old blacksmith which I do at home and it’s not hard at all to get started you just need something to heat your metal I suggest a propane forge designed for blacksmithing, an anvil, a hammer, heatproof gloves and forging tongs

sweet

I watcged tis for a purpose, to really restore an actual crowbar and midway i realized: "What the ufkc! I don't habe those tools at home!!"

Is it possible to heat the steel enought in coal? Cuz the torches and stuff like that are really expensive

Do you want to sell me that

Cool

Thank you for this video. I'm a novice and I LOVE blacksmithing, and this video is very "real" to me. Not perfect, not showroom, but a REAL tool that can REALLY be used. In other words, your level of expertise is about the same as mine AND THAT IS SO ENCOURAGING! You don't need to be an expert to enjoy the craft and make useful stuff. Kudos. Well done. You rock.

Thanks for sharing this video. Very inspiring! I have my own tiny workshop like this and it’s all i need.

Yo i just wanted to say you're a really cool youtuber/Blacksmith i have watched all your vids cus im getting into blacksmithing

Nice job sir

Se ve muy bueno, me gustaría comprar un. Soy de NJ

I recommend the London pattern anvil from Vevor it has a usable prichel hole and weights 66 pounds

1084 and a high hand sand grit is the easiest hamon I’ve ever got to pop.

My guy what if one needs to make a claymore. How tall would the claymore have to be if one was 5'8. The heaviness is not much of a problem. Anyways good video and keep up the work

Good for you, man. You should be proud of yourself. I certainly am. Subbing now.

Thank you for this video, I appreciate it! I'm planning on starting soon.

I don’t k know how I never found your page before. But you got a follow out of me. All off that beautiful handle work. I am working on my own, and you make it seem effortless with that sander.

what a man.

I wish you the best man, pursuing your passion is a real thing only the brave dare to do!

Is 14 years old too young to forge? Opinion?

Oh, So that's how barney restored Gordons crowbar.

So, how do you overcome the fear that other's in the neighborhood might get annoyed with the banging? :)

Brother, You're a G.

I’m trying to make it with rebar and I am no professional this is my third project and I want to use no power tool and want it to be like how people did it way back in the day and it is a lot harder than it looks and it taking me so long to finish it!!!

Getting my own place soon and definitely wanna get into smithing. Doesn’t have a garage but it has a decent sized shed. Once I’m all settled im definitely gonna look into building a shop in there

I just found your channel as I stated a search for, well, anvils. I'm glad to stop on your video, not only for the knowledge you gave, but the fact that you're not broke neck starting at a phone. I'm a 40y/o disabled veteran looking for something tangible to do for productivity, therapy, and just plain fun. You've got yourself another sub. Maybe one day I'll start up my own channel or business and join this community of smithing. There's just something about needing something and making it yourself that speaks to me. I look forward to seeing more and will check out what you have already. Keep doing what you're doing. You don't have to get to 40 before figuring out what you want to do. Take care, man.

I live in an apartment and as such its hard to get a big burly anvil and start hammering.i also checked for internships but they are very few in number and the internships are frowned upon in KSA and im an expat.any suggestions?

😂 I'm 62 years old and the very first video I watch, about something I've always wanted to learn, is done by a bright young man that is 17! Great video young man! Thank you for sharing and for the introduction. Wish me luck! I'll continue to watch and learn (I learn the way you do). 👍

This is gonna help out a lot. Great video.

hay bro strted forging cuz of u would like to see more vids

To get better at any trade is to learn from experienced people in the trade. Not kids making content with very little experience.

Very good

Really like this channel! New sub.

Actually really concise, clear and most importantly has the good energy! Might try and set something up 👀

its the noise for me that's the problem I have! only reason i havnt started yet because ppl would go crazy at me lol

seems like this is impossible for me because i live in a apartment building

online store. Let us buy some hatchets

i would never in a million years think that 0:08 could turn into 6:23 - what an amazing project and beautiful looking knife!

Hello! I have two tips for you. Tip no. 1: When your steel is hot, don't talk, because by the time you get to forging, your material will be cold. Tip no. 2: You can do the hardening and tempering from a hot one. You simply draw as much as you actually want to temper, and the heat will migrate from the part of the material that is still warm to the segment of material you are tempering.

Can't I get an ol' fashioned sharpening stone? Like those where you use your foot to make it spin

Great video, just subbed