Pagaría lo que sea por tener esos collares son increíbles son espectaculares son unas auténticas joyas salidas del juego me encantan eso el lo unico que puedo decir

A cheap belt sander will help tons in cleaning up those shapes. You can also cut the belt thinner to hit finer grooves.

Fantastic design and great work of art I'm blacksmith for 63 years and always respect talented young people who love what they do God bless you.👍

But why did you not wield it properly even with gentle gusto? It looks like the disembowelment of the weapon not the realization, especially if it cannot even be posed somewhat realistically

Very Nice design

I'm late to the party. Thanks for showing all the details across the 3 videos. Fantastic work. This has been a great help with my gas forge build.

Hey quick question I notice you used a sheet of metal and I think men at arms used a railroad track, what would you need to make it lighter? Like ingots and then forge it out? I’m sure weight is a big deal for a weapon like that.

Woah! Awesome skills?

Hey @Robenbuilds. Awesome build and I like your air fuel mixture solution. How long does it take to reach forge welding temps?

Excellent job. 😊

Bro how does this video not even have 10k clicks.... deserves so much more. Gonna share it with all my bloodborne friends haha

Great work very intelligent guy very clean work

dam gotta say.... excellent job this looks awesome

I dont know if anyone ever say this to you, but u sound almost identical to @VaatiVidya

yours looks WAY better than the one made by man at arms. i wish it was usable though🥲

hell yeah

what an fucking amazing job, omg

Incredible

Incredible patience and attention to detail. Made my day!

Wow

How the f*ck this man has more than 1k subscribers and why we got no more videos like this

I saw all three parts and this is probably the nicest forge I've ever seen. Do you have the plans or a 3d model of it? I would love to make one like yours. Thanks!

Bro do the hunter axe or the burail blade in the future

Crazy

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Majestic! 😍 A hunter is a hunter even in a dream

Majestic!

Why im now inspired to do the same...

WONDERFUL BEAUTIFUL AMAZING

Fear the old blood

お見事！

nice

Wow young man you've done an amazing job with this thing so far. Many times we older fabricators may think u have to be older to develop the skills you're demonstrating but it's great to see the next generation of excellent quality craftsman like you.

The ribbon burner is a fad. The real advantage is that they are forced induction. I built regular forge burners but made them forced induction. Super low psi on the propane and plenty of heat without making an oxidizing flame. Every ribbon burner I see has too much oxygen and creates an oxidizing flame. I forge at 4 psi and forge weld at 6 psi for propane regulator adjustments. That thing is ridiculously oversized...unless you are forging 300lb anvils. Forge On!!!

I am making this for a school project and really loved how you explained how you did it and what could've be done with it. Really love this, keep up the great work my guy!

you have to make the saw spear too man

bro you litterally risked your limbs for this project , mad respect for that clamped up side drill method you are a worthy hunter

Hi good morning !!! I'm Nicola and I'm writing to you from Italy and more precisely from Trentino (Northern Italy) ... I wanted to offer you my sincere congratulations for your excellent and superb creation of the propane gas forge, and for the excellent videos in which you can see the various stages of realization and constriction and construction … excellent workshop equipment !!! I wanted to ask you and take advantage of it, since I have been in the mechanical and carpentry sector for years, and I have wanted to make a forge for years. On this occasion, I wanted to ask you if I could make your gas forge and on this occasion I had to ask you for some technical information for the same creation on my part. It's some information and some specific technical details. 1) The dimensions of the support base, I obtained some measurements 550 x 780 H = 80 mm. While for the cooking chamber or tunnel, I obtained these measurements 540 x 550 H = 350 mm, while I found some difficulty in obtaining the dimensions of the arched opening with a radius of 150 mm, while the height of the center (arch) I set to 90 mm from the base, while the width is 300 mm, with a total height from the base of 240 mm. If you can verify my measurements with yours, I would be very very grateful!!! While the total length of the tunnel is 550 mm.

Hello Robenbuilds ... Good Morning

I have just now watched your forge build. I must say your attention to detail and design are superb!! I was wondering if you have for sale plans for this design as I am looking to build a forge myself and your design looks like the best I've seen. Thank you for posting your videos. Have a great day.

Been researching ribbon burners and found one thing noone ever mentioned: the cfm output of the fan, its a complete mystery how much fan a guy needs without going major overkill.

I'm never eating homemade bread or donuts at your house 😂

I'm not a fan of the fully enclosed door with pulleys and gravity to operate, I usually have handles welded on to my billets and they need a relief in the door to stick outside the forge. Just a small notch in the middle of the bottom of the door, maybe 1"×1" is all it would take.

I found that for cutting plate instead of sheet or small stock, a 7" cutoff wheel in a skil saw works better compared to a 4" grinder, more comfortable to use also.

My favorite game still of all time. So I appreciate that sheer talent and work you put in . Can tell BB holds a special place in heart as well with this beautiful piece of art you made! ❤

Wow! what a build!

oh my god this needs more views?? this is amazingly good!

epic

Fantastic build. Question, I'm looking to try and make a first mini burner, my bench test showed that perforated metal grate works fine to achieve a mini burner using a propane/MAP torch as the gas source. Should I stick with that, or maybe try drilling holes in a fire brick then mounting a metal gas distributing block from the back? Refractory cement has been hard/expensive to come by locally so reluctant to use the straw type cast unit at this early stage.

Majestic 💖💖💖