Blacksmithing Project - A Colonial Style Set of Cooking Utensils

Forging A Colonial Style Set of Cooking Utensils = DF in the shop. In this video I will be forging a colonial style cooking fork, spatula and spoon set.
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Thanks for watching - Denis

[@Smallathe]

Awesome series of videos. Thank you! Always interesting to see the skill and knowhow to make metal flowing like putty or dough...

[@rwun283]

As always, nicely done. Thank you for the details.

[@plusdier]

Bonjour je suis abonné et je regarde toujours vos vidéos pour moi vous faites parti des meilleurs forgerons et c'est un plaisir d'en profiter même si je ne parle pas Anglais les explications visuelles sont très bien merci pour ces bons moments de forge Didier ( France )

[@gilauth6791]

Intéressant justement je me demandais si jetais un des seule francophone à l'apprécier (Québec)

[@robertoluisfeiler3139]

Melhores vídeos de forja que eu já assisti. Muito obrigado.🇧🇷

[@johnwest4788]

I loved the cleft welds. I made me wonder why you didn't use a cleft weld in the video where you welded two pieces together to make box jaw tongs. Was there a specific reason?

[@df-intheshop330]

I would not have been able to set up the weld because I was working with a finished pair of tongs and the jaws did not have the thickness to allow me to make the split. Also it wasn't really necessary for the box tongs because I had enough mass on each piece to give me the time to set up the weld. Cleft welds are great when you are dealing with pieces that are different in size. Sometimes the smaller piece will cool too fast while you are setting up a drop-tong weld and prevent it from sticking. A cleft weld allows you to use the heat from the larger bar to maintain the welding heat because everything is held together.

[@johnwest4788]

Thank you for taking the time to respond. That makes sense to me. Thank you again for your great videos and instruction.@@df-intheshop330

[@JackPinesBlacksmithing]

I always learn a lot watching your videos.

[@branbeggrify]

you do so have the forge welds down to a T! thanks for the video!

[@gilauth6791]

What to say ?¿? WALL TO WALL precious information that undoubtedly make us better smith and works Thanks for sharing take care Enjoy

[@Strive1974]

Love your work, not just because we look alike