Amazing Blacksmith Forges A Wizard

Forging A Wizard Head with Kim Thomas
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This video was one of my first videos before I had any of the gear I use today to make videos. This was a great project to work on to learn how to shoot, and what cameras I should use in the future. Thank you all for the comments (Good/Bad) all of your comments are welcome.
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[@samualiam9981]

This is why I love KZbin so much. I NEVER would have thought to use a pneumatic system for blacksmithing. Thank you KZbin. And thank you, sir.

[@bearling477]

This is a better ad for air hammers than ive ever seen.

[@freezinweasle1]

I am a simple hobby blacksmith who uses only non powered tools. That's because I have no power tools. You sir are a true blacksmith and I can only hope to come close to your experience level some day (year). For those that look down on a blacksmith because he or she uses power tools, they are inexperienced and have no idea what a real blacksmith is. If modern blacksmiths were not meant to use power tools then it would surely be a dead art because we would all be banging rocks on bigger rocks.

[@andreat8440]

Hell of a nice shop he's got. Makes me wish I could drag out my welders again and start building stuff.

[@kikicurrie1442]

Really fascinating to see a traditional craft being used with newer technology. Very inventive and inspiring. Must have taken a while to build that inventory of tools and skill.

[@TheMrAryzard]

I think it would be more appropriate to say "Amazing Wizard Forges A Blacksmith".

[@silversurfer100]

That's some serious creativity and a lot of small detail forging work. Looks very nice.

[@fordguy8792]

Amazing. Imagine having a wrought iron fence topped with those little guys instead of fancy spikes!

[@jdefabs2112]

I've done stuff like this with wood, never occurred to me this could be done with metal.I love learning new things, thanks for this, nice work :)

[@rosyjobya]

Awesome. Love the forge and all the detail.Thank you. Cheers.

[@joeparkes828]

Thanks John Terrett for the support, I get totally pissed off at people who seem to have nothing better to do but shit on people who are showing their stuff. It is exactly why I don't put stuff on here. I am a Master Craftsman Blacksmith and have been smithing for over 50 years, should you wish to view, I am on facebook Joe Parkes and go to Joe the Blacksmith, it is a public page and has good pics on it. By the way I'm in New Zealand and quite often swap chat and idea's etc with Gary Huston in the UK. Thanks again....Cheers

[@MySqueakyfoot]

Very nice set up. Im sure Kim could forge a wizard out of a bicycle spoke in his shop. Thanks for the idea and the demonstration.

[@shoethathorse]

Man I wish I could spend a week with this guy. What a hand.

[@markbird1965]

Excellent craftsmanship!!!....theres no substitute for experience and you look to have many years of it my friend.. well done

[@nickfree46]

Excellent craftmanship.

[@abelauclair8976]

pretty sure about twenty years ago you taught me how to make one with hand tools at a shaker village in Massachusetts - still have it as a key chain.

[@OsmerDevere]

Seen a lot of other forged wizards, and the somewhat similar "Tennesee Troll" by Bill Epps. However, I really like the extra steps Mr. Thomas took to give it more definition, and personalize a classic.

[@EvocativeKitsune]

I was confused by the title. I'm not confused anymore. Nice job.

[@TheArkDoc]

Fantastic! Thanks for posting.

[@alexmohler7658]

That is one very cool piece of artwork there my friend. Keep them coming please