Epic Blacksmith tools the Chisel! Forged top tooling The Hot Cut.

[@drason69]

Absolutely Dapper, Dan! 👍👍😀😀⚒️

[@grandadz_forge]

Oh, for George. I thought that was my Christmas gift. Bugger

[@georgegriffiths2235]

Your not getting your grubby mitz on that and Santa has clicked your only naughty so you can get a sack of coal 😏

[@grandadz_forge]

@@georgegriffiths2235 lol. That'll work too

[@dadratsforge]

That looks pretty sweet 🤩

[@Theorof]

I like the style of the video. You've upped your KZbin game. 👍

[@deanhooks4474]

Nice work!

[@thetradesman7478]

Like the way you did the handle. Sorry I have missed sooo many videos from you. Time to catch up.

[@danielmoss2089]

No worries dude nice to see you back.

[@michaelrobertson8795]

Awesome work👍✌

[@techronmattic5876]

Looks awesome Dan

[@Kyurnmakes]

I want to like this 1000 times. Thanks again for sharing your content!

[@louislarose6613]

Cool Tool !

[@BigWillSD]

Great video, thank u

[@RRINTHESHOP]

Very nice tool. Well done.

[@shotout74]

Love watching you working your power hammer with the fine ticky tacky blows. Makes me thing of one word, Finesse. Great looking work.

[@williamcunha9136]

Beautiful Work Dan!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Turned out very unique and beautiful. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on can't wait to see what you decide to forge up next.

[@Eaves1979]

Another great video. George is a lucky man

[@danielmoss2089]

thank you he sure is.

[@chrisrushbrook1587]

Stunning bit of kit mate

[@mtyson9004]

Sweet Dan! Looks awesome! Thanks and God Bless you sir!

[@jacobcrown7707]

Loved to see you treating the handle with oil. I know a lot of Smith's prefer the blackened handle but I've always loved the more natural color.

[@danielmoss2089]

Thank you.

[@reigninoel]

Yeah, it's all a matter of personal preference, I 'm personally a bit "yes but also no" in regards to charred handles. I feel it depends a little on the wood used. The typical hammer handle woods like ash or hickory I feel end up looking overly plain if not either lightly charred or tinted with some darker oil or stain to make the texture "pop" a little. Anyway that was long winded way of saying "I agree, it's good to see all variations."

[@Zombie_Milk]

nice video! :)

[@paulorchard7960]

Nice tool Dan, the harden and temper cycles are witchcraft for me!

[@leroybarker8510]

Always enjoy watching your videos. You make it look easy. i know it isn't quite that easy. A lot of practice to get to your level.

[@jamesogorman3287]

You make it look so easy.

[@picklesnoutpenobscott3165]

He does. Self: I can do that Also self: WTF I can't do that!

[@douglasfathers4848]

Nice hot cut mate ,all I need now is a power hammer to make one . (:

[@danielmoss2089]

You can defo make it by hand. Just a part of my practice I guess. Thanks for the comment.

[@spencerpearson7920]

Great job on the video. I really like the way you did this one . And the tool looks pretty. You never cease to amaze

[@danielmoss2089]

Thank you very much!

[@homemadetools]

Nice work as usual. We posted this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)

[@kansasprairieforge2918]

One of these days I hope to place a Order for some tools

[@kennywoods8713]

Thanks Dan another great video, Do like the way your not doing your grinding on an expensive machine that I can't afford. Did I see a commercial hammer handle creep in there has your octagonal ones dried up. Keep up the good work.

[@marcerivest6204]

It turned out just beautiful, a true work of art.

[@DaMainMouse]

Mmmmm massey 😍

[@jjppres]

Nice work Dan as always. I also wanted to let you know that the items I recently got from you (hammer and tongs) are absolutely awesome. Flawless. By far the nicest looking hammer and set of tongs in my collection and I do have quite a variety of both. Your work is impeckable. Thank you!

[@FixitRestoreit]

Great channel! Just found you so new sub here 😎

[@redlionforge9173]

Beautiful work! What does the punch you used look like?

[@michaelrobertson8795]

Merry Christmas!, now let's get the hell out of 2020😳

[@RayFromTheHayclan]

First one. Great to see you making a hot cut. Got to make one myself.

[@danielmoss2089]

Very nice.

[@Elmoo_toop]

I hope you post the radio.

[@georgegriffiths2235]

Thanks Dan looking forward to start using it seems a shame to be hitting something that looks so good keep safe

[@wayneheitz8390]

Just in time. Lol I just finished my first hot cut. Well done sir.

[@mike.juliano1124]

I need to make a new one, after my rounding hammer is the tool I most use

[@КовкаБиробиджан]

Вы классно всё куете мастер своего дела👍

[@kobbskyy]

Noice, just the extra peoject i needed! On top of all the others 🤣

[@СергейЛеонов-ф3ж]

👍 но почему не делаете прошивку под молотом?

[@paulbulmaga7976]

Nice work, turned out really nice, I have a question: what kind of sand is the one in the metal box, where you put the red hot hammer?

[@danielmoss2089]

Not sand its vamiculite. Hope that help.

[@poppadragon2006]

Why a non-ferrous wedge vs one made of steel? Also, what is the benefit of having the struck end of the tool be as small as you have it? Does that make it easier to hit properly? Thanks for the awesome vid!

[@danielmoss2089]

Non ferrous cause it makes a nice contrast. Looks pretty basically well I think so. Combination of material available/deformation overtime and it does help quite a bit. Also a domed contact area helps. Also it looks smale cause of the very large cheeks it's about 25mm square or an inch ish.

[@danielmoss2089]

I'm pleased you liked that video.

[@markmoreno7295]

Sell one on Etsy! Or even a top fuller.

[@billwoehl3051]

@6:37 are you using a draw knife or a tiny plane?

[@danielmoss2089]

I believe its called a spoke shave.

[@johncloona4956]

Beautiful peace of work How do I purchase it and how much

[@c.b.7830]

Dan, question; when it comes to top tools, I've always been taught that you do not want to fix the handle to the tool. I've also used some that have been fixed together, and the shock through the handle and into my hand and arm. What are you're thoughts here?

[@danielmoss2089]

I've tried both and find the fixed much better. I have little to no issues with the shock. I'm being honest here. How ever its different when it comes to metal handles. I also thought the none fixing was so the tool could be turned like a set hammer to change the orientation. great question how do you feel about the fixed handle.

[@c.b.7830]

@@danielmoss2089 I'll agree with you that a tool fixed to the handle is easier and more accurate to use. I just don't like dealing with the shock. I much prefer not fixing the handles. Another reason being that when my striker or break the handle, I can easily slide another tool off it's handle and use it. Kind of like a modular tool system, handles being interchangeable.

[@marissagettman656]

What type of steel did you use for this?

[@danielmoss2089]

I did say at the beginning of the video. It was 4140.

[@picklesnoutpenobscott3165]

Dan - legit newbie question, when would you use a hot cut vs a cold chisel, and why?

[@danielmoss2089]

You will kick yourself ones for cold metal and the other is for hot. Cold chisel is used in conjunction with an engineers vice normally and a hot cut is for work on the anvil. Normally if both have been heat treated you could get away with either.

[@picklesnoutpenobscott3165]

@@danielmoss2089 Thank you Dan, There you go @EricWF - question answered, and I learned something too.

[@bentoombs]

Nice looking hotcut. Is your drift H13? Thanks for the video dude 👍

[@danielmoss2089]

No H13 was used in the making if this video. Pleasure sir hope your safe and well. And the family.

[@NOTINTERCEPTER01]

Dan where did you get that swadge block?

[@danielmoss2089]

I can't remember sorry

[@danielmoss2089]

In fact I have no idea where it came from.

[@NOTINTERCEPTER01]

@@danielmoss2089 thanks no worries I'm going to have to look about or I could make my own if I can .

[@DogsaladSalad]

can you recommend a good (preferably cheap) seller for quality steel? or can anyone else recommend one?

[@danielmoss2089]

Me

[@DogsaladSalad]

@@danielmoss2089 of course. 😀 ill check out the store

[@laynebradley8880]

Great video dan, I love the style of forging you do. How big is your anvil?

[@danielmoss2089]

About 180kgs.

[@lukecope4212]

So in your little caption during the quench, you said it's 50/50 linseed oil and "rapeseed" oil 😆

[@danielmoss2089]

I'm going to assume your American. It did say "rapeseed oil" rape is a little yellow flower that grows on a 4-6 foot bush that the dies and produces a small black seed. Why don't you Google it?

[@lukecope4212]

@@danielmoss2089 yeah I didn't know that was a thing, grapeseed oil is common enough around here where that's what I assumed it was supposed to say 🤦‍♂️

[@pablofederico1978]

Great video! Really sexy tool!!

[@danielmoss2089]

Thank you

[@williamemerson1799]

100mm Bra! It's true, there are Pixie's in the U.K.!

[@danielmoss2089]

I was dreading what I might see and for sure it was there a 100mm bra! Bugger think I migyt leave it hehe

[@williamemerson1799]

@@danielmoss2089 Darn right leave it! And don't touch that dark hard word wedge either. Beautiful work as always.

[@picklesnoutpenobscott3165]

When would you use a cold cut vs a hot cut? Answer - when making sandwiches!

[@danielmoss2089]

I like that hehe

[@Kyurnmakes]

I'm a complete newbie and legitimately have this question... lol

[@hannemannironworks1651]

Looks great Dan!

[@danielmoss2089]

Thanks dude how's you.

[@hannemannironworks1651]

@@danielmoss2089 doing good busy with school but good all around I saw you had stickers where are you selling them I didn’t see any on Etsy