Getting into blacksmithing tips

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

I always enjoy it when SURVIVAL SKILLS AND OTHERS with Mike Reed is in his forge. Here Mike offers a few useful tips about getting started in the hobby of blacksmithing. Personally, I have a tomahawk forged by Mike Reed in his shop. It has become a constant companion of mine anytime I go into the woods. Setting up a backyard forge doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Thanks to Mike for the tips! - Tennessee Smoky

[@mike451]

@@tennesseesmoky9012 thanks a whole lot

[@scripturesandoutdoors]

Really good tips, thank you.👍

[@AmazingGraceSavedLisa]

Awesome looking knife 🔪 Great job making it! They will be happy when they get it. Thank you for sharing! ✝️🐑🙏❤️😇

[@mike451]

@@AmazingGraceSavedLisa thanks Lisa

[@ericphillippi1224]

Cool looking pioneer drop point blade Mike, I use deer leg bones for handles often.

[@mike451]

@@ericphillippi1224 thanks Eric good stuff them bones are

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

Great tips for someone wanting to get started.

[@mike451]

@@UncleSasquatchOutdoors thanks

[@Jeremiah2106Gabbard]

❤7th like❤, I share your videos in hopes more people will be aware of the time and season we are in, which I also, my friends and 3y3 research in pre 1902 history books for good reasons, but I appreciate your channel and hope others learn to fin 4 themselves!

[@mike451]

@@Jeremiah2106Gabbard thanks a lot

[@tropifiori]

I think you are a good smith Mike.

[@mike451]

@@tropifiori thanks Frank for that

[@justjackfromsc]

Nice looking knife.

[@mike451]

@@justjackfromsc thanks Jack

[@HarshmanHills]

now is the time to get into blacksmith. both because of cold and of the times.

[@mike451]

@@HarshmanHills yes sir brother

[@jimssurvival4994]

Good morning fire that stove up and warm up buddy. Stay safe and warm

[@mike451]

@@jimssurvival4994 hey Jim it’s cold buddy