Just found these videos. They are great! Very good instructions! God bless you guys!

Put a chain around the anvil. You gonna go deaf!😅

Sir valve use konsa kiye h

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The opposite end needs to be shaped into a tail. Awesome little project 👌

How would you rivet bands of steel so the rivets show but the band would lay flat against a piece of wood?

We need more videos!! These are awesome

Only the good die young!😓

World class production All the way around

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Super erklärt! Danke.

Did I miss the step where you offset the scroll tips from the handles?

In joy the video

What a stroke of genius doing the demonstration in clay!!!

You rock Ken! Thanks for the great video!

Way cool. Thanks.

Wish I would have watched this before I did mine yours are much nicer looking.

In 40 years ive never found a reason or understood why tap the anvil between blows

outstanding tutorial…thank you

Which version is larger the quick or the rapid, also can they be drawn out to hold 2" wide material. Thanks

Thanks for sharing your journey. It's always great to see a person bring their dreams to life.

Outstanding Ken

Great video buddy love your products on your website

Great video! I'm interested in getting some V tong blanks but can't figure out the difference between rapid and quick tongs, and the link on the site is down. Anyone know?

Very good thanks

Good job iam from Indonesia country 👍👍

Do you ship worldwide?

3 years on and still good projects.

Thanks

The old blacksmith that we had in town used to bank his fire at night and he came back in the morning and just turned on the air and it would restart. When I was a kid I used to go by his shop and I'd be there waiting in the mornings before school when he showed up and I watched him start his forge every morning. But I never knew how you banked it at night. I have tried many ways since I grew up and built my own forge but have never yet been successful. If you know the secret I would certainly appreciate it if you would share it.

I cannot wait to snag one of these!! I'll think of all Ken has done for the blacksmithing in MN every time I use it!

Does this come with a foot pedal?

nice

Take my money!

Beautiful

Looks like a great tool!

I want one

my wife got me a set and I am looking forward to getting them together. Thanks!

Thx a lot. Nice tips.

As always, Great! Just heard from Black bear forge of Mr., Ken's Passing, A sad day RIP and my sincere condolences.

I don't really understand how it is with the air regulation? how is the air for the forge managed?

I LOVE that leather apron!! That looks way more comfortable for a newbie like me!! Not who everyone is in this company but I sure will be finding out real soon!! Thanks Again!!

I am so glad I watched this instructional, I was misunderstanding one step and was absolutely going to mess my tongs up😂

such a GREAT idea to build muscle memory! Thanks for all the tips!

Could you have made those hammers with the MZ75?

Watcing this in 2023, after watching Black Bear Forge building a set of your slotted jaw tongs. I just received my quick tongs and rapid tong sets yesterday, having ordered them after he recommended them in a video I watched several days back. Talk about out of this world packaging and on time delivery! The tongs were so neatly and compactly bundled that my immediate thought was that I hadn't received my entire order!😂 I was really surprised to see everything I ordered included in such a compact sturdy package. Hats off to whoever did that. WELL DONE! Amazon should consult with your shipping department for instructions on bundling.😂 Thanks again for a pleasant purchase experience! Edit to add : SUBSCRIBED

Are these big enough to use on a 1/4" thick by 1.5" wide bar stock?

Great video! I'm just starting to learn blacksmithing and videos like this are so valuable. Thank you for sharing

Wonderful beginner video. You're missed, Ken.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Very informative, and this is a much better way to learn. I’ve been practicing on scrap steel. For me the steel is extremely cheap to get. I get it free out of the dumpster at work. Propane is not cheap though.