Great intro for someone with a sudden urge to smash hot iron with a hammer! I’ll probably calm down once I see actual prices.

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What an amazing channel! Thank you for your efforts, very much appreciated

Thank you for sharing this. Probably the best instructional on basic hook making that I've seen so far. Made a pair of (almost) matching ones this afternoon. I'll be making more very soon.

Nice video. What make and model do you have? That looks like it might be a Norton #6? I think the #8 has a wider hole for a part/tool "stripper".

If my rivet gets stuck in my rivet head thing how do I prevent this problem from happening?

I’ve missed these!

brilliant fella, loved it, busted back means i can't restore classic cars anymore but black smithing i can do sat down, just got myself a 4 ton fly and i love it, keep up the good work

Is that half-inch or three-eights inch rod?

nice demo, but being a teacher at times myself, I would recommend short explanations as you go along ie. "work your way back from the point" or something similar. It's obviously second nature to you, but to someone, especially if they've never handled a hammer before, it can be very confusing.

Thank you. Very well explained, excellent film work, sound, voice and pronunciation clarity and amazing examples of anvil use.

tongs to lift a 6KG crucible out of my vevor foundry

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got myself a devil forge 2 burner gas forge to use i will try some of these items of the next few weeks

can you do a video in making a set of crucible lifting tings for a 6kg crucible

As the great man who built the GWR and so much more would have said just because it must be functional does not mean it can not be beautiful

the heavier are lower per price per pound

Me personally, I would have made my handle out of metal rather than wood

Is the speed 2x?

Where would I get the bottom hard brick like sections

Just the size ive been. Looking for now i need to know how to cast the bricks or what ever the sections are called that line the inside

What is the shaft made of? Difficult to find anything suitable in the big DIY places.

What are the dimension?

"One can never have too many church keys" siad me on this day, cheers

Hi! Job very well done! Is it possible to have the scaling of the hemet pieces? Or how did the scaling for the four main pieces? Thank you!

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Why didn't you just use the furnace. Like medieval times ⏲️

You throw like a girl....

Machine shops are shit to deal with because of the shit that runs them.

The hammer striking, would it help if the hammer face had some chisel marks to begin the head spread.

Wow! Truly great work. Very inspirational

Fantastic video, thank you!

7:17 Proceeds to lift 80-100kg like it was as light as a feather 😂

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Thanks for sharing with us the punching skills. Is there a diy project possibility for making borax in blacksmithing.

Well done sir. What was the time frame from start to finish?

Do you ever use beeswax to help protect the steel from rust?

This was a nice little video explanation, I'm a hobbyist knife maker and was looking at converting a pneumatic log splitter into a forge press but I've recently seen these and wondered what the minimum size I would need for my knives (At most my billets are only 2" thick but I'm clueless regarding what I'd need), all the best from here in Yorkshire matey.

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How do you Bind this shackle together. Is it just that you add a lock??

What are the measurements on the wood tiller?

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So you need tongs to make tongs

My eyes 👀 when your figure got close to it

What kinda pen are using?

Amazing, fantastic work!!! 😍

11.25 I need information this anvil model ?company ?year ? Etc

Great vid, do you have some information where to find second hand presses in Europe?