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Hi If talking to one of those skulls can produce and anvil stand like that you best send me one of those skulls to talk too, I am fed up talking to myself and nothing gets done.

most said this is my favorite videos so far

Superb! I think you enjoyed the journey...

I like your video, HATE the music.

Why not just when wanting to move it use a 2 wheel cart? Somewhere in the future we’re gonna need the metal you used and when the go a searching Fer it, it’ll be all wrapped around and rusted together with a hunk of rusting metal you call an anvil. Good lord think a thousand years in the future son. Fer PETA sake The thumbnail of it looks pretty….its a pretty anvil stand 😆 🚶🚪🦕

Beautiful and inspiring

Hi Brett. I went to Mongolia. I like the way you put the glue on the wood. It's the same way I put mustard on a hamburger bun.

Bello ese trabajo felicitaciones . Muy bonito

When you cut off the vice leg I almost had a heart attack. But, the result is very good.

Once again, your cinematography in telling the story, is as beautiful as the finished project. Nice work!

Awesome display, man, cheers!

Hi from Australia, I've been following along with your work for years now, and I have to say that I really don't understand how you don't have 1M+ subscribers on here. Your work is amazing and you have a great fun way of story telling, keep up the awesome work. 😊

Nice video and very cool project. Well done Sir!

Labor of love. Amazing artistic development and a fossil to die for. I don't think I've seen one as complete as that. Absolutely stunning sir. 🙌🤝

Very cool

just wow

It was amazing to see how you manipulated the forms to bring the story to life. I've been learning about metal patinas and have been working with various sculpt nouveau products with my copper work lately but your technique and skill brought the various pieces together perfectly. The broken ice visual is stunning.

Love this Brett, its great to see how your artistic skill are developing. Keep at it and keep sharing! x

That was so cool to watch. I always learn so much from your videos 😍

That belongs in a museum!

Good to see you back in action! 🫡 🚤

Gorgeous work ! A truly deserving shrine for a magnificent piece of history !

Those are some of the most beautifully organic shapes in metal I've seen!

You did a great job accentuating this tusk and I think this looks a lot better than when they're displayed alone in a blank, sterile scene. Good stuff! Also love all the different techniques you used throughout the project.

The way you coax those smooth flowing shapes from steel is simply delightful. It's a beautiful piece of art. It honors the fossil as the centerpiece but still had a beauty of its own. The coloration of the metal is something I haven't seen before, it really adds a nice dimension to the material. The look and sound of this video was mesmerizing. Gave me a peaceful feeling watching it. Good to see the inside of the Ship Shop again. Hope you and the crew are doing well. Thanks for sharing!

Said it on your other build and I’ll say it again… missed opportunity to put a skull inside with the sand.

Absolutely stunning! The artistry in your work is incredible - always stoked to see a new vid from the Desert Cap'n.

Thought for sure you died or moved to an desolate island haha 😂

Very Nice and Beautiful. 🤗👌😊

Glad to see you back at it, Brett! You did that tusk proud, sir. Very nice build!

Hello Captain, How's Skully doing? Hope to see you around more often.

Really liked the ambient music! Did you make it as well?

I really enjoyed your video for two main reasons : - I like your style of filming and editing and missed your videos - I really enjoyed seeing the process that transformed regular materials into a beautiful piece. The paint at the end really magnified the whole piece. And also, now, I want to buy one of those sculpting disks for my grinder. It looks very useful to carve organic forms in wood.

Aye, Capn'. It be good to see ye. Now to set sail for the vidya.

Wow Cap'n!!! That's a beautiful piece of natural history supporting the tusk. Amazing work as usual.

Bull rushes grow long and tall from a single stock to a single head. They do not grow like candelabras .

Excellent job! Really enjoyed you taking us along on the creation of this piece! The final piece is simple, yet elegant. Bravo!

I wish I was able to afford this piece of history. I greatly appreciate how much thought you put into the base! I also enjoyed seeing you flexing your artistic abilities!

Absolutely beautiful my friend. That is awesome. Thanks for sharing. God bless brother.

Hey welcome back been wondering how u been

Welcome back!! Missed you!

Glad you’re back. Congratulations. Forge On. Keep forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.

Woolly shit, that's amazing ! Loved it all, really cool touch these inner stems moving with the breeze.

OMG it is so amazing work !Thank you for showing .Greeting Bulats forge from germany 😊🤙

Such an amazing build for an amazing piece!! Well done as ever - on executing this! Inspirational!!

Holy sh!t dude... again your craftsmanship and eye for creating art blow me away. Thanks for sharing!

Welcome back. Amazing work.

I've loved watching you make this over time on your Instagram, and it's so good to see it all together like this! The organic shapes on this are so amazingly good. And that little windchime sound when you picked up the plant was delightful ❤

Proper epic piece displayed in epic manner. Loved seeing the process on this, taking mundane materials and transforming them! Really enjoyed the edit on this too. Thanks for sharing!

Captain! Another impeccable piece, as always. It seems like there isn't some artist medium you haven't dabbled in. Is there something you haven't had the time or resources to try?