Nice inspiring project. Keep posting!

This guy is the man! Gets me excited to get out there and get making. That energy is contagious, keep the content coming!

Great tip!

What’s the width between the tines on the bending forks? Great video!

I really liked this project idea. I want to try these, and some based on these with modifications. Idea is...use longer round bar, make a second smaller hook on other end, then use a handy piece of material and the hammer to fuller a flattened roundish tab for the lower rivet in the round bar. When you are done, you have a large hook up top to hang a winter coat, with the smaller lower hook for gloves or knit hats, caps, etc. Thanks for the inspiration!

Thanks for showing the way it went down...keeping it real. Makes it easier for the rest of us when we make mistakes...and then have to fix them or start again. 👍

Nice simple and looks great I’m gonna make one for the house and the camper.

Cool video no need to edit the the crap out of the video we all make mistakes it’s part of the process. If you make the video we will watch them.

I use the scroll tongs for holding bodkins and spear farrels

What does something like this sell for?

I really appreciate that you made it clear - sometimes a tool is simply a tool 😂. And btw nice 22.5 writing inverting the five made me thinking if this is perhaps a negative .5 degrees ? well done , stay safe and healthy

Nice work man, as a professional blacksmith I like it! Keep it up and continue to inspire the young folk!!

Nice clean video. Got yourself a subscriber.

Very good content I'm so happy I found this channel

Cannot subscribe - says it is disabled because ipyour videos are “made for kids”.

Thank for showing how a beginner can make great products using simple tools

Man, I wish your shop was in Jacksonville. I’d be bringing up snacks and coffee just to be able to hang out and learn.

How do you decide how tall the face of your anvil should be? I had wanted to get into Blacksmithing for so long. Unfortunately I can’t handle all the hammering. I can get 30 minutes or so before I have to stop. Then I’m out for the count for a couple of days. I thought about a treadle hammer or maybe find a used electric log splitter and get someone to weld on flat ends like a press… I saw a video of a bunch of guys building homemade power hammers over a weekend. That would be cool if I could afford it.

Keep it up

2:49 dayam, we need us more of this plz

Very nice chanel .

What size hole did you drill for the bottle cap? Love your videos, I watch them go out and try to replicate. Thank you

slow down……..

They call him Benny Jigs

Good stache, Ben!

I’ve got a question how are you able to do the welding with short pants & short sleeves.

If you seen my "Scrap Rack" you'd shat yourself!!! Lol 😆😆😆 it's empty AF!!! I Use Everything Repurposed!!! Lmao 😂😂😂

Were you on forged in fire?

sub earned!

Great to see that not everything works out the first time! Thanks for sharing the mistakes brother. Shovel turned out awesome! Keep up the hard work! Cheers 👊

Just found you. Appreciate your time to put these video's together and sharing your knowledge.

Haha you’re the man! 😂😂👏🏻👏🏻

Thank you for the stock sizes up front! Also really appreciate the no tooling approach as those of us just starting are lucky to have a forge and something to beat on. Keep up the videos !

As a new smith up in Canada I love your videos man! You explain everything very well and really like your sense of humour! That hat is nifty looking too! Where can I pick one of them up? Would love to support you. Cheers! 👊👊 Keep up the great videos!

いい機械や器具が沢山あっていいですね。

i like it

This is real blacksmithing, I can relate. Great video

Good Luck

i think i will give spatulas a try, ive been considering it a while. One thing that has given me pause when making cookware, is the rust issue. I can see with this project how making the head out of stainless could help but how about forging with it? Or perhaps a food safe, washing machine friendly surface you might recommend?

Thanks for the tip, I just started trying to forge leafs. They look ok, I see now that I should use the cross peen on my hammer. Definitely going to try it that way.

I'm so happy I found your channel! Love the fact that you show how to get started in blacksmithing without spending a ton of money. I teach beginner blacksmithing to teens and the tips you provide are PERFECT. I plan to share them with my students who are looking to set up a simple shop, but don't have much money to spend. Thank you!

Bro your beard is so dense. It's fucking beautiful😢

Awesome! It looks so good!

The more mistakes you make the more you learn 🤪

thank you for showing your mistakes, i have often told my kids there is nothing wrong with making mistakes as long as you dont make the same mistake twice THAT'S WHEN IT GET REAL FRUSTRATING

We're only human

New viewer good video. Did you make your bending fork? Is there a video showing that build? Great demo !

I feel inferior with only 1 big blu 😂

That is better guy around the world ❤

Man I have been interested in black smithing for like 12 YEARS, but I never did anything about it. You are going to be the reason I start.