125-Year-Old Blacksmith Shop Preserved In Time

See what’s inside a 125-year-old blacksmith shop preserved in time in central Tennessee.
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[@debkrummreich3883]

You never know what you find or who you'll find on the back roads. So cool .very fascinating. Thank you

[@FarmsteadForge]

Cool old shop, always fun to explore places like that!

[@bennyhill3642]

That was so awesome!!!!! Brings back memory's thank you sir. Today I started looking for an antique washer ringer. I hope to one one then I'll be able to work on it and not run out and spend another 4 or 500.00 on something that will break eight after warranty lol

[@DraysWorld]

I love all the old stuff. Thanks for watching!

[@MichaelSmith-hs5iu]

I'm a 77 year old guy watching you tour the 125 year old blacksmith shop while I am in my kitchen staying warm next to my 105 year old "Home Comfort" kitchen cook stove. Ya gotta love the old things that were made to last! I recognized most of what was seen but Carlin got me on the rim adjuster device with the chain and hook. I would imagine it was made on the same principle that today's chain binders are made. It is a simple fulcrum that provides leverage.

[@DraysWorld]

I thought I knew tools pretty well myself, but I was stumped by that one as well. I’m sure there are many more places like this out there and I wanna see them all!

[@bennyhill3642]

Yes bake them you needed a tool you made it yourself... sad to see those days are gone. But I do see a good but of men getting into Black Smithing😇😁

[@CinemaSickness]

Well if you’re going to be chopped into pieces inside someone’s murder barn, at least you are going out in style in that amazing shirt. Hahaha! Great video as always!!

[@AdamToney]

Man that’s awesome!!

[@DraysWorld]

Agreed.

[@jasonsummit1885]

Never seen a hay cutter like that, my grandpa always used a mowing scythe to cut the fields for hay. He was from Wolf Creek Tennessee and they moved to Washington state for the logging industry as he was a logger most of his life.😁

[@thunderbugcreative7778]

Cool stuff man good on ya for taking an interest in the old ways. He was a good ol boy for sure, loved his truck. One minor constructive critique... when in a smithy with a video camera, one must get up close footage of the anvil and vises!

[@DraysWorld]

Good suggestion. Next opportunity I get I’ll throw in some of those up close shots of the old stuff. Thanks for watching!

[@kansasprairieforge2918]

Man I'm a modern-day blacksmith! I'd like to buy some of his tools!

[@MoviemaniaNick]

Cool to see the equipment people used back in those days.

[@NoBSEateries]

What a great find. Awesome that he shared it with you! -S

[@abbedelehanty7626]

So neat to see what was used for tools a long time ago .love the truck

[@stevesyncox9893]

That was cool.

[@DraysWorld]

Thanks man!

[@stevekelley1179]

Wow. I would like to have seen the wood shop too. It takes me back to when I was a kid.

[@DraysWorld]

There was more to see on the property but we ran out of time. I’ll be visiting Carlon sometime in the future and will show more then. Thanks for watching!

[@stevekelley1179]

@@DraysWorld thanks I'll be watching.

[@danpatch4751]

Very interesting video, the one thing I learned from watching this is I knew what every tool and utensil was or what it was used for. I even knew about the corncob. I guess I must be getting old.

[@spila123]

Plenty of old barns and sheds like that in Europe.

[@DraysWorld]

I’d love to see those one day. Thanks for watching!

[@Traderjoe]

I love this stuff. But my wife…. she would say junk! Haha

[@DraysWorld]

I could have explored that barn for hours!

[@firefighter575.]

Good Video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@DraysWorld]

Thank you for watching!

[@alberteinstein9045]

I'm surprised you didn't hear deliverance banjo music playing down the street

[@blueridgebushcraft8294]

So many places like that are gone now.

[@MoabYoda]

What kind of anvil is that? I have not ever seen one like it. Certainly not a conventional London pattern or anything. I did not see a horn or hardy hole or anything that looked like an anvil. Is this something specific to wagon wheels? I would love to know more.

[@blueridgebushcraft8294]

It’s called a single tree.

[@matthewhicks9691]

Clean it up get that stuff out of the way so you can actually see the shop