Blacksmithing - Railroad Spike - Bulls Head Barbecue Fork

[@lebommjohnson8101]

At the risk of seeming just another parrot on the sideline, great work, Chandler ! Old machinist here w/background in welding, forging and fabrication. Your work helps me feel good about what I did for the last 35 yrs of my professional life. Thanx and keep it up !

[@michaelbock8908]

I've watched dozens of videos on the making of rams and bull heads. This has been by far the best instructional video on the subject I've seen. Thanks as always.

[@2001DestructionofLies]

loved the work and the video, you are an artist

[@EivindKreyHanssen]

It's so awesome, to see something so "useless" as a railroad spike, getting turned into something so useful and aesthetic, as a BBQ fork! Great job as always Chandler! Love from Norway

[@JCMakerspace]

Pretty cool project Chandler.

[@rfhoey]

Almost all of the videos I have seen so far are incredibly long, about 45 mins...and I really don't mind. Fun to watch. I like to think I am learning a bit as I watch you make stuff. Well done.

[@ILoveDashie20]

One of the very few channels I'd interrupt an episode of pastel colored horses for.

[@judymichaud4081]

I like the way you explain what you r doing. There r a lot that dont. 😊

[@moijavier9658]

Wow. Just wow. Seeing your 1st herb chopper, now this. Just amazing.

[@carlhannusch3929]

I wish I could give 2 thumbs up! I loved the close-up while you're working.

[@Tristanosaurs]

As always i love your work, you are an inspiration to all of us who want to learn to smith. I really love the face that you have shown your successes and failures as you have learned the trade.

[@mikestevens7839]

You keep making these and i'll keep watching them. Never smithed a thing in my life and dont plan to but I enjoy watching.

[@SDCustoms]

Thanks for sharing, trying a little blacksmithing for myself... you make it look easy!

[@Jayneflakes]

What beautiful things you have made, you are a true craftsman. Thank you for another great video.

[@Njennings42]

Another awesome video Chandler. You are one of my favorite KZbin people, one I wait for videos from all the time! Have watched literally every one of your videos, some of them multiple times. Has helped me a lot in my own blacksmithing journey. Thanks for another quality project man, very cool.

[@jclardy3710]

Chandler, outstanding work!! Make more videos!!

[@floridareedsreviews]

Very cool, Chandler. It's always a pleasure to watch you work. Keep it up man. You're an inspiration to us all.

[@josaborio]

Amazing skills Chandler! Greetings from Costa Rica

[@jefferybiddix1096]

Very cool project. Keep up the videos I enjoy them greatly.

[@countryenduro4504]

Man you have some awesome skills I am just starting in the blacksmithing world but I am looking forward to trying this out thanks for the ideas you rock

[@theageingadventurers4283]

Awesome project man! Keep being you!

[@MrGunPilot]

Great work Sir. You make it look easy and I can tell your speed and techniques are improving. Really cool.

[@averyvenegas7443]

hell yeah, I love seeing you post videos chandler always makes me happy brother

[@gunterschone8402]

Beautiful video, Chandler. The barbecue fork looks great. Have fun then around the BBQ

[@chrisseats]

You're an artist extraordinaire!

[@MrDunk66]

Nice to see some vice work - thanks

[@GypsieT17]

Absolutely loved this Vidio, a great bit of knowledge I've just learned,will add this to my many projects list many thanks from London england😏👊👌

[@WildmanTech]

That was absolutely captivating!

[@smithda13]

Would be very interested in buying one, really impressed at how the result was. Great effort

[@davidbaxter9253]

Great Video. Thanks for sharing.

[@jimhanfling]

cool project Chandler

[@gorillaforge9461]

Verry beautiful! I like them.

[@jimpurcell5446]

nice job keep up the good work

[@nrette]

really nice done chandler. I'd like to have some like this for my barbecue. keep doing things like that 😉

[@paulorchard7960]

Very nice Chandler, going back over the old ons and found one never seen! Hope you are doing well mate!

[@Bigtwin88]

Wow I want to make those. still building my forged..Thanks Don M

[@teddharris]

Very nice! Gotta try that.

[@WildmanTech]

I watched the whole thing! So informative!

[@Diresta1x]

Chingon!! magnífico maestro!

[@rusticsmith4074]

Cool 4 shaw!

[@corinat2241]

Long time fan, can't believe I never saw this one! Haven't seen anything from you for a while, hope all is well.

[@pmcKANE]

That's so skillful.

[@OtherWorldExplorers]

You have come a long way from the old blue Harbor Freight Anvil, Channel lock pliers, and a claw hammer...

[@banjosambar]

Another awesome project chandler, you are really evolving as an artistic blacksmith with a great self taught skills set! Thanks for letting me be part of the journey, I really appreciate the time you put into sharing what you know with me. Just curious mate, if you put round 3 hrs into building a bulls head bbq set like that by the time they're all cleaned up surely you would get round the $150 mark for them? 💪🏻⚒

[@mimikismism]

VERY NICE WORK

[@deadlysinnstattoable]

so how do i go about purchasing a set, you're work is amazing by the way.

[@banjosambar]

Me too

[@boningfinger9764]

me to I see u like challenges what would u want for a set of Arkansas Razorback

[@Steven42192]

awesome video definitely going to try and make set of these. I have a question what weight cross peen do you normally use

[@Pete51411]

You Sir do amazing work..... i really enjoy your videos.... do you have a website to order from?

[@difflock77]

cool ,,,, nice work

[@TheDroolpan]

Hey Chandler! Could you maybe do a video on common issues that happen when blacksmithing such as "rollover"? I'm interested and curious what you are talking about.

[@mortezap7596]

a bull without ear? but a nice work. thank you for sharing chandler.

[@AshleyK1ng]

amazing work :D

[@dangerfieldknives3575]

Does your nose get all stuffed from forging with coal? Mine does

[@GhostCreeper]

Oh wow I was actually thinking of doing this with steak turners.

[@franklegalley6225]

Have you thought about building a post anvil to hold the spikes instead of using the vice?

[@i2aspire]

Man I like them good job, how much for a set and will you be making a spoon to also?

[@stevefriedlander7053]

Do you put any coating on the final product to keep it from rusting and usable for food? What do you charge for the two piece set? Do you have a website? Great work!!!

[@Farraloned]

Always a pleasure to watch your vids. Please consider a patreon my friend. You've helped me so much without even knowing it, I'd love an opportunity to show some appreciation.

[@-DooM.-]

Loved the video. Also how much would it cost to have a 5 long 4 high 4 wide (in inches) block of aluminum to be forged down into a dragon head( without horns )... Just out of curiosity

[@austinsaunders2616]

would you ever take on an apprentice? i would love to learn blacksmithing and you'd be an amazing teacher

[@michaelmorgan3273]

hey dude these look amazing and i am loving the rest of your stuff also now is this something you would consider making and sending to the uk as there is nothing of that quality available over here?

[@rjperkins365]

Those are nice. You can't find quality like that at Walmart, lol. I would have a really hard time giving them up. Just curious on the pricing, never seen a gourmet grill set. If you find people with money you could get $100 easy.

[@daveablackwell2004]

Hi Chandler, Love it! How Much and how do I order one?

[@TufStockdogs]

How much would you charge after doing all that work.

[@barrydillimore7127]

I reckon ya work is Mean Wild man 👍...just a question from a Kiwi....what is the purpose of the chain round the base of your anvil?....keep up the good shows....Chur

[@leiya3408]

its really reduce the ring sound of the anvil, anvil without chain(or a magnet work the same cus it absorve the vibration) is really hurting your ears while working on it

[@glenwarren404]

Very cool.

[@egannewton5812]

I see that you don't have a pritchel tool. Or at least I haven't seen you use one. Its a sort of hold down or a third hand and you can make different shapes to hold different types of stock just like tongs.

[@MrShag151]

very nice.......

[@TufStockdogs]

How would or should a guy get for that bulls head on a fork like 15 to $20 just wondering it I could but thank you Chandler as always but I am healing better

[@gunny7079]

hey chandler I would like to put an order in when you get some time. are you taking orders at the moment?

[@gardiner833]

what happened to the 360 camera and new Internet? BTW love you videos keep up the good fight

[@gardiner833]

*your

[@TufStockdogs]

I! Hour and a half cool deal buddy. How much would you sell that for?

[@shawnhennings217]

Where do you sell your stuff. Id like to buy some?

[@crchuckh6852]

Chandler I'll be copying your work if that's ok with you. I'm just learning. Nice video keep it up, cya. chuck

[@BernieFromTheInternet]

i use the cross peen to draw out stuff, it saves the edge of my anvil

[@stephenmalcome3797]

How much would you charge a customer for that piece?

[@TheArchaos]

Water on the anvil should help to knock off some of that scale.

[@loveispain1325]

do you sell your creations online? if so please provide the link.

[@dayneschicktanz4023]

Keep up the good work tho

[@robmckennie4203]

Naaw you need to use high carbon steel for bbq tools, gives that steak the nice smokey flavour!

[@WildmanTech]

If only I had an anvil!

[@cigarcaptain]

cool

[@terryandjohnbraasch8176]

Ha I am a beginner I am afraid I will fuck it up can you give me some advice to do this I am afraid 😟

[@Stop..carry-on]

There's not much left of your gloves my friend :)

[@danielaredes8573]

lol

[@drason69]

I'm no philosopher, but make money from the art, not art for the money...I hope that makes sense. Eventually, someone will buy. :)

[@rosspredom4208]

Was browsing imgur and found people shaping and etching superconductor wire. Made me think of your viking runes. You get some really gnarly patterns imgur.com/gallery/Pa9OU

[@Kensivren]

Hey, sorry if this is annoying to you but Man At Arms just did a historical smith that you might be interested in. I think that the video will help you in reusing the iron sand in your shop. Here's the link to the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJnHd6ydiq-Cm80. Great video on this one too.

[@dayneschicktanz4023]

Hahahaha first

[@drason69]

Foe-shore. Not to shnabbie!!