Forge Spring Steel Into Useful Tools | Back to Blacksmithing !

[@BlackBeardProjects]

If you want to know more about this project be sure to check description, I always write a list of operations and products used. And if you like what I do consider supporting me so I can keep on making, join as channel member or check my Patreon for early access and voice-over edit of my videos. Thank you!

[@katojenkins7344]

Black Beard Projects what kind of oil do you use for the quench? Usually it catches fire but yours didn’t.

[@lauragranado7048]

I love that you take the time to list all the steps you take on each project. It is both informative, telling us what is going on, and educational, teaching us about the processes. You do such a wide variety of projects, there is always something new and interesting.

[@bozkurtlife8898]

*Beautiful Video* *Güzel Video*

[@teodorgrigore3029]

Black Be

[@raymondraptorclaw2901]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything as creative as using a deep fryer to temper your steel. Awesome work, man.

[@OddTinkering]

Great work! Old springs are such a great material tools and knives.

[@cprxprt150]

It's cool seeing you using the tools you restored to make or restore other tools! 😁

[@katojenkins7344]

Best thing about being a blacksmith: If you don’t have a specific tool, you can just forge one yourself.

[@bartoszkaput4539]

Precision, skills, creativity, as always all is on the highest level Greetings from Poland. 🔥💪

[@mylarhyrule904]

One improvement... the blade... a more square handle on it will help you keep control in many situations... not like a square square handle, but a rounded square, or a rounded rectangle even.... just something to help you get a better purchase when twisting motions are needed with it... other than that, great projects!!! Got me wanting to break down some spring steel (as a mechanic I get my hands on a lot of suspension springs)

[@petersalvucci6939]

Nice kiridashi, simple yet effective 👍

[@jonmoreno9703]

Two of the oldest and most important tools we seam to forget about. it's a cool blast of the past times.

[@ChristopherStump]

Excellent work as always, my friend!

[@Hooiser2142]

Just a tip the hardy hole is also a great straightener. Put one end in the hole and bend straight.

[@BrothersMake]

Every time we watch your videos we try to come up with a new way of fitting a forge setup in our workshop. One day!!

[@oscarvalenzuela262]

I thought it was made out for another pourpose, good job!!!

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great video and simple, yet very effective tools, thank you!

[@alianhari6869]

Seeing that fire immediately reminds me of hellfire... La ilaha ilallah muhammad rosulullah.. :)

[@edc2517]

Si vede che hai la vera passione italiana

[@robertgray9802]

You have outstanding blacksmith skills

[@elfowl6873]

Very interesting, thanks for the info Black Beard.

[@edadpops1709]

I see your restored grinder buffer is working out great

[@sperber-knives]

Great job mate! Love to see you forging hot Steele!!

[@DareMurdok]

that scalpel is beautiful

[@RichieD088]

Cool watching ! Great editing ! ✌

[@Jim_Fries]

😲 My god, you hammer fast! 💪

[@FredMcIntyre]

Nicely done! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@johnjude2685]

Seems like you could use your fuller for spreading the steel , Lots of good stuff to learn, Thanks

[@dragonwaterforge]

Very cool I love tool making

[@homoanarchy]

I love your work!!

[@Racov]

Wow, some manly tools you made! Great work, great channel.

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for sharing that

[@perfectend5708]

Hi from Chechnya, I would like to see how you do katana. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!

[@jorgeconcheyro]

Oh yeah, but nothing beats the ball bearing knife... hahahaha great job!!!

[@ericcartrette6118]

Great work! Those are simple, useful tools.

[@SteveC38]

Those came out great!

[@sergiodelgado2412]

Excelente trabajo hermano, felicidades. Me encanta su técnica de trabajo

[@DanielConstantinoS]

I'm absolutelly fascinated with your carving skills. kkkk xoxo

[@StanislavG.]

The blade looks like a cobbler's blade. Time to make some Italian leather shoes, Blackbeard :))

[@ifell3]

Thought they would make nice leather tools!!

[@kjellski]

Uiiiii a new Video from Gader and then it's name says "Back to Blacksmithing"?!? Double awesome! Both great and useful tools man! :)

[@C4vts180]

Smoothest bending of metal i've ever seen

great video

[@dumankral8812]

very nice

[@bozkurtlife8898]

*Beautiful Video* *Güzel Video*

[@mje3055]

Very nice

[@christinaperez254]

Looks to be a knife and fork dining set from the middle ages

[@DanielH]

I have 2 springs from when I changed them on my car. Now I need a forge.

[@hunterhostler1345]

You don't really need a forge to blacksmith, dig a ditch and fill it with coal you will need a blower

[@hunterhostler1345]

And a hammer and anvil

[@michaelbatts7149]

Happy New Year, sir! Blessings! Keep the beautiful artwork coming!

[@matthewhegstrom8478]

Great vid bro!

[@bobjoncas2814]

..a great, creative vid..

[@محمد_تويتيوب]

Gorgeous 👍, You can also make a handles.

[@greensun5998]

When you first made the spike I thought it was going to be for some kind of Mad Max car mod.

[@robertgrell486]

Bardzo fajna praca👍☺️

[@JoachimSeuling]

put a long handle on the knife and it is a great tool for wood turning :-)

[@rus5046]

И что тут восхищенного? Бредятина.

[@raziel3726]

Craftsman!!

[@sspitsa]

Как всегда-зачёт. 👍

[@tomrobertson4983]

Very nice 👍 Why does the oil need to be heated before you use it?

[@守-p2v]

ワイのマイナスドライバーも研いだらこんな感じになったわ 100均のナイフより切れて気持ちよかった

[@benjeyemanp1742]

Looks awesome! Do you sell your tools and creations?

[@AgusRomadhon]

using what media to gild the knife? is that water?

[@dozerconway5874]

Would love to pick up this trade

[@jimmylambo_77]

N I C E

[@madcapmagician6018]

hiya BB any particular reason for using spring steel?

[@piessevauxmathias3495]

madcap magician it is better steel for knives than mild steel. Classic mild won’t hold the edge for long :)

[@huguesbonmarc]

amazing

[@tecnopufi]

I haven't seen the small spatula in this video. How is this even possible????

[@deliaguzman1138]

Is it bad that I enjoy forging tools more than doing anything else?

[@Jadfitree]

that classic vice noice

[@ejnonpermenitacont5791]

Im 16 hours late but good enough for me

[@juliancheung1001]

What is the second tool besides the knife called? I need one to make a rasp but don’t know its name

[@Syberz]

Loving the little knife, could really use one as a marking knife.

[@joshuaclark1930]

i can see these being good exercises for skill building and nothing else. comparable tools for sale can't be more than $40

[@fredpoup1556]

Do you have orders from prisoners?

[@СергейМудрец-х5й]

Кажется кто то отдохнул изготавливая этот резачёк.

[@alex_is...]

Nice

[@ullianove151]

Please... I need your help... what's the color for tempering wrench..

[@brhino]

Great Shivs, maybe next week you can make a prison wallet ? 😁

[@digitaIgorilla]

Heavier hammer? 😉

[@DMonZ1988]

Is it still 'spring steel' after you heat it up like that?

[@DeZZZle]

У меня есть похожий советский нож самодельный. Бабушка с швейной фабрики прихватила. Гвозди резать им можно

[@skeletonking2501]

can someone explain why one would heat up and cool down the metal? Just curious

[@Flaskpotatis]

To harden it (as it is carbon steel)

[@binderpalsingh]

Do you generally sell products you are making?

[@metalwork7762]

Смотрю, у тебя творческие идеи закончились....!!!

[@АлександрБарин-т2р]

Афигеть!!! Я в ахуе!! Супер!! Ты от Бога реально!!! Видимо я сошел с ума от увиденного это шедевры! Убежал я биться об наковальню)))))))))) пиздец. Я думал будет копьё и стрела здоровая а тут еще круче)))

[@jojomama4787]

Anvil looks like it's held down by a few nails...

[@Bluedeuce1987]

Well, you wouldn't want it to float away.

[@AtuWacha]

hey man how is the going :D

[@MrPmclh]

I'm always wondering, why do you put yourhot steel in some oil?

[@mred8002]

Serious question? It ‘freezes’ the crystalline structure of the steel into a rigid pattern, making it more brittle at the same time. Called ‘tempering’ it. The reverse process, heating it and allowing it to cool very slowly leaves the interior steel mass chaotic and more flexible, called ‘normalizing’. The oil can also add carbon atoms to the exposed surface, also contributing to hardness. Just what I got from watching these videos. Lots of info on it.

[@MrPmclh]

@@mred8002 thanks

[@lotfimouelhi269]

@@mred8002 Steel is steel of course of course, unless this steel is made by the famous mr beard !

[@garnet_pera]

2:30 What was the price of this anvil?

[@sa9chit]

It was a restore he did long time back.. check out that awesome video..

[@currajeperm8418]

Super bravooooo of albania

[@trungtinnguyenbui7644]

Ah you mean the straight to the head kinda tool? Jk Haha nice vid

[@jovanycarbajal5115]

I think he's running out of ideas he started with knives and here he is with this

[@EladLerner]

yes yes, but can it cut a tomato?

[@mohamedalsheikhmohamed3276]

👍👍

[@giacomomarinaccio1781]

La friggitrice un po' "frifri"

[@VanesLab]

С наступающим новым годом! Реставрации будут?

[@necmettin68]

Woww

[@НочнойЛис-т7к]

Ага. В перчатках. На щетке. Обдирает после термички. Ну-ну

[@DEAFBOY80]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@DanVR001]

I thought you were going to make cutlery.

[@friedrichbahk5675]

I need that. Pleaee give me that knife.

[@refugioacopa7623]

Todo lo que asen lo vende o es. Para. Servicio. Social. O publicidad grasias

[@serpenssnake2374]

Це неперевершено!!!