FORGING A GIANT SASQUATCH TRAP!!!

[@joe9457]

When the video notification pops up and says "forging a sasquatch trap" you kinda just drop everything and watch

[@adrianvanderzandt4310]

Church!

[@joehughes3664]

Even if I'm ment to be doing revision for exams.

[@jonblair5470]

I was in the middle of watching a TV show on Netflix and instantly casted this over to my TV

[@mamaseraph3854]

I was planning to enjoy some gaming, but who can resist this? ;-)

[@TomlinJonny]

I think Alec just has a list of things he wasn’t aloud to build in the UK and also just go mega America on everything. Well done Will!

[@nicholas8476]

Jon Tomlin I’m just waiting for a cowboy belt buckle to appear on Alex..

[@ulrichkalber9039]

@Phil Harveyfor that Thing you will Need a TWOBYFOUR for testing. and if it works properly there should be a lot of kindling afterwards.

[@matsherwood6277]

@@nicholas8476 pretty sure he made one out if Damascus a long time ago.

[@max23687]

Going from that UK restriction, to Montana freedom MUST be like a kid in a candy shop for him

[@ModernProspector]

Don't forget to add spoons. 😂🤣

[@scire1]

we need a Montana Sasquatch Management T-shirt

[@erikhorestrand6303]

Yes please.

[@mrmike8490]

Samsquanch

[@xero2715]

I've made a logo and sent it to them, hopefully they've seen it

[@cybay1827]

I have one

[@arduinoversusevil2025]

Surely you mean Samsquanch?

[@austinzimmerman3596]

AvE i love you

[@carsandstuff365]

Bubbles 😂

[@jamesbaumann1180]

Lucky! First year in Montana and you drew a sasquatch tag.

[@WolfKrieger1077]

Lol

[@WolfKrieger1077]

I've been trying to get a tag for years.😂

[@brianclark6460]

Will is really finding his voice when speaking to the camera. Proud of both you guys!

[@philgray4780]

while I get this is a bit of fun guys, this is an extremely dangerous invention. Many trappers have been injured with rabbit traps let alone bear traps. If something goes wrong ……………….. while knives and swords aren't exactly kids toys they are much safer than these spring powered traps. don't misunderstand, I think you guys are some of the best entertainment on KZbin, and I look daily to see if you have produced another video. I just think you two Superstars are better than Saquatch traps - a lot better

[@Tony-rd9rc]

@@philgray4780 what's the point of putting ur comment here

[@Yonatan24]

@@philgray4780 I have a feeling they realise that.

[@RaspyOB174]

Oh Jeez. Ok fine Alec/Will, make a quick string pull device that drops a large branch or small log into it and keep your distance for testing, not a big deal problem extra solved. I mean Did you watch the entire video? They needed more Force/Weight Ratio and less Friction in the end. lol Not very dangerous. What a great simple project to practice Heavy Forging and Maximizing Spring Force with a standard Alloy. I think a sasquatch trap is an excellent Montana Lore inspired way to both move stock and practice this as well as heavy riveting, fitting and tweaking. Also the fact that an interesting vintage designed device is fabricated is a bonus. I'm sure they'll be safe they've been hammering around with dangerous hot metal and fires for many many years lol

[@fractalaudio4956]

I'm confused, where are the pavé settings?

[@Jakers457]

Isn't Damascus either

[@ojsojs246]

@@Jakers457 nor gold inlay

[@martinshoosterman]

This is only part 1

[@dave787]

hahaha

[@james5426]

I say we reserve it for the shipping company worker who damaged your lathe🤬🤬🤬

[@samfletcher93]

😂

[@martinbissonnette257]

Little harsh

[@jaceschlatter9036]

harsh but worth it!

[@james5426]

Canadian Dude for legal reasons that was a joke😬

[@maxwilson2318]

James yes a "joke" He'll never see it coming

[@butzmn7190]

Next Weeks news headlines. "Montana man decapitated by oversized bear trap!"

[@yeetmeister1364]

You guys should make a kickass crossbow. Maybe light some arrows on fire and shoot them at stuff

[@equinoxproject2284]

13:30..... And Alec says they never use the swage block.

[@equinoxproject2284]

@@phelancusack4805 Too right!

[@super_slo]

I was going to make a similar comment but you beat me to it! Lol

[@robfinney9289]

Yep! That's Alec using the swage block he never uses. It's a rare sight. Never happens because he never uses it.

[@seanmeredith7573]

You just wanted a reason to build a really big trap. Lol

[@Rambo.cc.1188]

SHHHHHHHHHH

[@adrienneladd8375]

And push the new forge to its maximum capacity.

[@robfinney9289]

Now why would you go and think of something as preposterous as that? I do agree though.

[@ryanhammond3388]

That will never work everyone knows Sasquatch has X-Ray vision

[@Katchatiger]

And Sasquatch is your friend....he's going to protect you!

[@allooutrick8266]

Ah that's the point then. Make a trap for yourself and get saved by the Sasquatch. Genius!

[@PsyDarkness236]

@@Katchatiger no, Sasquatch is my daddy! 😉

[@dickhammerbush172]

He can also smell steel. And can also smell Steele. No way this works.

[@GaryForgingOn]

After you catch the Sasquatch you can then train him/her to be a striker or blacksmithing.. So now you need a Sasquatch size hammer and tongs for the training class. It's only right to teach it a good trade. ;)

[@anuronironworks6164]

This episode was even more fantastic than usual. I'm glad to see Will's hammer running. And I'm glad to see y'all being candid in failure. Good stuff guys!

[@msvdlinden]

When do we get the clip of Will's hammer restoration? I saw it working in this one 😍

[@zachmitchell1468]

Its a new one not his old one

[@msvdlinden]

@@zachmitchell1468 yeah, I saw the restoration vid. I hope they will restore his old one also. It's eating up space 🤣

[@lewiscrosby2074]

Watching will get progressively dirtier as the episode goes on never fails to amuse me

[@sourcererseven3858]

Considering that episode was shot over the course of a week and two days... Next up: We're forging a shower for the workshop ;)

[@alexvj2011]

And watching his cheeks get redder 😂

[@bigeazymc]

You haven't done anything if you didn't get a little dirty. 😅

[@BradleyRhea]

This seemed like a silly project at first but it was nice to see you actually using that swage block that you never use!

[@aoabali]

That thing is gonna take some bodies arm off...

[@LowCarbWithMike]

Alec- you have been asking for ideas for you to forge as an Alec vs. Will match. Well, my idea is for you both to forge a sharpening steel for knives. What do you think?

[@jakenielson9914]

I think a chef knife showdown would be sweet!

[@lapislignum]

They should each forge a 100 dollar bill, the winner gets a hundred dollars.

[@Blicky_47]

@@jakenielson9914 will would definitely win at that haha

[@RaspyOB174]

How about simple useful around the shop tools? Forge a simple hand clamp or two! Two halves and one spring and two rivets...

[@jakenielson9914]

@@Blicky_47 most likely haha but i remember a while back Alec was making knife after knife to really get it down. Would be fun to see if he still remembers his technique

[@evajanin2970]

Me watching this video ten months too late: ‘Where’d the forge doors go??’

[@montecrysto33]

And now, "Where'd the Chambersburg go?"

[@melissasilver4014]

The Italian Job: "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off". lol

[@wywy8834]

This video should be titled “Alec actually uses the swage block!!!”

[@taylorjackson8464]

This 😂 alec always complaining about having to move it yet never using it.

[@Ch4p123]

This is the most funny and pointless thing I've seen in a while! Amazing work! Please test it with dummy/jelly sasquatch leg once it's finished!

[@nicholas8476]

Ch4p123 Man of Steel would be proud

[@AnOrbCorp361]

Have you guys thought about using a 360 degree camera to record an episode of for example of Steele vs. Stelter. Like Just setting it up in the middle of the shop and we could just look around in the whole shop. I think it would be an awesome thing

[@mikejeskin7420]

or just have an overview camera to see the full workshop

[@AnOrbCorp361]

@@mikejeskin7420 this would do it too

[@jameswoodsist]

Hey Alec and Will! Just curious how much forging you two do on a daily/weekly basis that you DONT film for youtube?

[@robknight8144]

You could improve your Forge by at least 50% by naming it "Geordi"

[@emersonhale3440]

or drogon

[@msvdlinden]

Nope! "Geordi" is awesome. The reference made me laugh

[@jasongreenlaw8633]

I've got a better one. How about "Norbert"?

[@davidcooper4119]

Make it so, Number One.

[@Nemozoli]

But then they'll have to find dilithium crystals to heat it... and don't forget the visor!

[@nishidaninja4207]

I no longer get impatient whenever there's a gap between vid uploads cause I know these two are working on something wickedly awesome!🙌🏽👌🏽

[@jacobtjordan1]

Could you grind the pivot point smooth to reduce friction? Never built a trap so it’s a novice suggestion at best. Love watching you guys.

[@TheSkoobiSnax]

"I'm gonna catch me one of them samsquatch Ricky!"

[@judahboyd2107]

Gettim' Bobby! Don't let 'em get ahold a yer brew! You remember lass time.

[@50Kaiden]

Fuckin way she goes boys

[@swampfox7962]

samsquanch don't exist bubbles, everybody knows that.

[@marknickerson3645]

Fuckin Samsquatch is eating all our weed boys!!

[@xzavaire1]

If anything other than a Sasquatch steps on this it will be cut in half

[@nicholas8476]

“Extreme Home defense”

[@edgarguerra8242]

Lmao

[@TheDevilWAH]

It's not work when you love what your doing. Just two young lads mucking about having a blast. Well apart from the skills and commitment on display. You guys make a great team. What a great addition Will is to the channel. It would be nice one day to get a short background on wills journey in to blacksmithing. Or maybe a sit down with both of you with some viewers questions.

[@averagemarinebiologist1015]

Most People: its called "forging" Me: no, its "beating the S**t out of some metal for a couple days"

[@thomasbradley5440]

why does this not have more likes

[@aurelal2639]

i think you might need to have your "springs" pre-loaded on rest position so it's going to be harder to arm, but these would have way more force to close the jaws

[@acousticpsychosis]

I also wonder if a bit of grease wouldnt help, or at least smoothing out the surfaces where the springs slide across the clamp arms...cant imagine rough forged steel slides across itself very well.

[@tragicmagicMAN]

Minnesota Acoustic with enough force in the spring, it will

[@acousticpsychosis]

@@tragicmagicMAN Apparently not though lol

[@koloth5139]

@@acousticpsychosis Lubrication is not the issue. The problem is the pivot point is to close to the spring to overcome the weight of the jaws. Changing the pivot point or reducing the weight of the jaws are the only viable methods. Lubrication doesn't help a simple lever work better. BUT not to completely dismiss you it would help it close faster once it gets past that point. It just won't do anything to fix the current problem.

[@osoeduardo]

That is the answer, preload the springs on the inside with a couple of other springs🤷‍♂️

[@MrWizards1974]

You stop Sasquatch hunting right now and leave my wife alone

[@Kataclysm113]

good sir, i dare say that is rather rude. you shouldn't compare such a majestic beauty to such a horrid beast. now go apologize to Sasquatch.

[@KhanggiTanka]

oof

[@nicholasbell3001]

🤣😯

[@dannypryordoyle2710]

Know the difference between a Yeti and an Oregonian woman?

[@MrOhitsujiza]

Niles? is that you? We have been looking for you everywhere, an i mean EVERYWHERE including inside an ass!

[@2ooo996]

That was the first time I've ever seen someone use an anvil while in a vise.

[@InstrucTube]

I've seen it before, but only with smaller vises, never anything even half that big.

[@fuckthedumbsh1t]

This looks like something Wile Coyote would order from Acme

[@badfish308]

Well now that you mention it lol

[@themessenger8656]

True

[@dummytube1542]

Just watched your rough and ready mace from a while back. Since you've really moved closer to valuing the historical accuracy in your more recent work I think it would be a cool project to revisit with the historic eye!

[@stevesunderground]

I always love the music in these videos, but I can rarely find the song or name of the artist. It would be cool if that could be added in the description.

[@suprspi]

+1 I was really digging the 80s inspired synth tune in the middle bit.

[@darkshadowsx5949]

its called Digging in the rain by Paul McCartney

[@crypticsol6449]

Imagine u catch a Sasquatch and u become known for that and not your forging

[@danielfrechette2938]

Cryptic Sol I think he would become known for forging the trap that caught the Sasquatch 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

[@DVS040]

He will be known for the man that murdered the last sasquatch

[@jdenmark1287]

@@DVS040 I doubt it, the way people talk about sasquatch on YT I think it would probably use it as a nipple clamp for the Ms.

[@ArticJane]

Well this video trapped my attention Really sprung on me Sank teeth in and watched So I sat down and SasQwatched it and must say I'm impressed ^^

[@jax1411]

You had to steele all the puns in on go 😂 nice!! You did a killer job!

[@smatchimo55]

cringe puns... the last one was ok lol

[@TheBatman007]

I loved watching SasQwest DSV as a kid.

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

Those were all tearable.

[@maxuniverse6002]

looks like: 1- the jaws are in fact heavy 2-the springs are small compared to the size of the jaws 3- the pivot point arent "smooth" enough for the springs to pass through

[@haydenriley1590]

That is what they established in their video

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

Did you watch the fucking video?

[@woutervernaillen7495]

14:52 " its pretty hard for someone like me" *makes the thing perfect as f*ck* Nice job Will and Alec!!!

[@paulgw101]

Alec! Have you tried crossing the pivots? So the jaws act like scissors! ✂️ That may seduce the force needed. Also reduce friction on contact surfaces. You never know 🤷🏼‍♂️ 👍🏻

[@FlinnGaidin]

Yeah, I was thinking that they could reduce the friction by smoothing/polishing the metal, and also a bit o' oil never hurt.

[@salvatoremilitello8490]

Do you think making the drifted holes slots maybe slightly angled not sure but I think I have seen larger traps with angled pivotpoints

[@stageforgejon905]

@@FlinnGaidin that's why you boil and wax your traps!

[@FlinnGaidin]

@@stageforgejon905 I do no such thing! I don't have any traps to boil. Nor any trap wax. 😜

[@xenonram]

@@stageforgejon905 You boil them to kill bacteria (from blood and stuff from the injured animal) and you wax them to prevent rusting.

[@mysticplanetz3455]

Me: browsing KZbin Nobody not a single soul: Alec Steele: GIANT SASQUATCH TRAP

[@hun8978]

And like that you have my full attention again you two. Well done on the work!!

[@NickGreyden]

I love it when things don't work! Such a learning experience and it is nice to show that things don't always work and that sometimes hard work fails so you have to go back again.

[@zacheryjames6977]

Alec you should do a return of the one sword, one day challenge as a Steele vs. Sulter challenge.

[@billbaggins]

Even if you catch a sasquatch ...it wont be as amazing as seeing that swage block actually being used 🎉

[@MrHuntinmarine]

Lighter jaws and MUCH more spring tension should do the trick. And like someone said, preload in the "sprung" position.

[@fredel2858]

Christmas came early a video over 21 minutes😀😀

[@braxtonwkalfs551]

Cool project guys! I like the 80s style montage music! 15:00

[@biggrant15]

Y'all should document a mountain summiting experience now that the snow in the greater Yellowstone area is melting! I'd love to see more footage of your hikes!

[@GreenEnergy007]

Probably too late with the video and project already posted, but you should have gotten your hands on a real trap just for comparison sake. There is no way you can use your hands to arm a normal size bear trap. When I saw you kneeling down and pressing the springs down, I instantly thought: "weak springs". A bear trap with only 15" jaws has springs so strong you have to use a c-clamp to get them down. (And maybe your scaled up version would be just too much to work with safely). Still enjoy your work like crazy.

[@mtplainsman1068]

From a former trapper and trap collector, I absolutely agree with the above post. A 30" trap that had springs to match it's size would take a real strong man or two to set by a threaded device, or one man by the use of hydraulics or similar compression. If you can use a Quick clamp to even bring a spring down an inch or two, the springs will not work. The amount of pressure in a spring for a trap that size could not even be fully compressed with the weight of a full sized man standing on top will both feet. I love this project though and I hope you figure this out!

[@mtplainsman1068]

@@bring-out Thats your opinion... I use the proper size trap for each animal. I modify the jaws to be comfortable and I check them often. No animal is ever in a trap for too long. I trap for management and respect "all" wildlife. Culling diseased animals or high populations of predators that are wiping out the prey species is a must and I feel good about doing my part in keeping a good balance in my area. Wait till you see a predator naked from mange or populations so out of control they starve to death death after the food is long gone. Trapping is a great management tool when done responsibly and respectably. I do understand your view and concerns however and realize that many people are just uneducated about this topic.

[@Cannibeasty]

Oh, whoops! You dropped your MONSTER springs you use for your MAGNUM Sasquatch trap! 12:54 😂

[@ADDBlacksmith]

Hey you actually used your swage block

[@EnderLord007]

Very impressive, this really goes to show how versatile a blacksmith can be as well.

[@RaspyOB174]

Thanks for the one episode attempt! Maybe grind off the underside of jaws to reduce weight? Also, continue to tweak the spring path, Length and thickness then grease all friction areas. Maybe slightly thicker spring slightly not so long? Find the balance of the force! lol Blower replacement footage appreciated. Don't forget to Put out 20 minute beginning to end synopsis videos for all your projects. Thanks again great episode guys!

[@RaspyOB174]

Writing this mostly for my own notes but if it helps someone else then cool. Add Normalization thermal cycles between Spring Forging Heats and again before quenching, might help with material cracking. Partial area hardening causes stresses and didn't see spring tempering. Springs I thought were tempered to blue? Perhaps larger or different shaped Forge/Furnace/Quench Tank/ThermalChamber for entire part tempering and normalization cycles would be ideal.

[@justindobbs2906]

I clicked on this so quick!!! I'm going to hide in a corner so I can watch. Keep it up boys!!!!!

[@phillipgrunkin8050]

Was that roast from the previous episode really beef? Or does alec like himself some sasquatch meat

[@tuckerabbott]

This was acctually filmed before the grilling one im calling it your right

[@roromad9603]

just like before, just so impressed with the skills both in forging and editing. perfectly timed music. another amazing piece.

[@az99102]

You guys should totally do a whole series of making large wacky contraptions. The journey of figuring out how to make the thing work is a lot of fun to watch. Reminds me of the build portions of MythBusters.

[@92Pyromaniac]

It was lovely to see you both working at the anvil together like this! More of this sort of thing please! :)

[@deevexneekcraft]

Lovely 22 min video. Now THATS what am talking bout!

[@fritzdepenthal2786]

Can you upload the video of the trap you built to catch that baby dragon you’re putting in the forge?!? That I’d very much like to see!!!

[@MrMomo182]

Just when you start to worry that your favorite KZbinr and his British sidekick has been eaten by a bear, he uploads.

[@clementgarnier532]

Yeah but the upload is about catching a Sasquatch, tbh, so maybe that was the last upload...

[@blakelee4555]

Oooooh I see you

[@emilyingersoll4644]

So satisfying to see both power hammers running together!! (@8:30) Great "out of the ordinary" episode, but I notice that this channel's "ordinary" is growing more diverse, and therefore fascinating. Excellent episode, even (and perhaps especially) with "failure." :)

[@thomasarussellsr]

More spring tension and smoother surfaces. Hot wax the whole thing after smoothing the surfaces more. Multiple repeat tests will smooth the exact areas that need it the most. Also, how is the trigger involved? Does it push up one jaw to get the jaws moving?

[@malcolm2501]

Infinity gauntlet from Avengers. Both engraving and 💎setting practice. Would be so cool. Big fan of your an Will’s work.

[@antonmarkov2893]

Ok Alec, It's time to forge a compound bow.

[@Seelenschmiede]

"They want to catch and relocate him" goes off to build the contraption with the highest chance of killing the prey... UHM NO?

[@brandonb9452]

Seelenschmiede I wouldn’t say the highest chance of killing the prey. If you’re including traps designed specifically to kill, such as many rat traps and small rodent traps

[@Seelenschmiede]

@@brandonb9452 ok, let's say "one of the highest"

[@pwkeely]

It's a leg hold trap... It isn't designed to kill... Its designed to hold on and not let go!

[@pjhoneycut]

@@pwkeely while snapping the tibia in half

[@thorsten5950]

making the loops on the Springs bigger will help the most, because you are lengthening the lever, which pushes the jaws up.

[@Wildmp]

From a blacksmith that has made a steel trap before the key is to make the top whole of the spring wide enough to reach further out on the jaws. It acts like a lever and can shut faster with a heavier weight jaw.

[@Freizeitflugsphaere]

Haha, laughed soo loud seeing the thumbnail. You guys are crazy!!!!

[@ark9959]

This might be a joke, but imagine if they actually catch the first sasquatch ever lol

[@i.i.iiii.i.i]

Oh, a super rare endangered human-like species... *LEt'S sMasH iT In HAlf uSinG tHis GianT TrAP so THaT IT wILl dIe a SUpeR pAInfuL dEAtH!!!*

[@LordFaux]

I kind of agree foothold traps are made to do just that "hold", not have teeth teeth will kill in the animal will bleed out

[@pauldixon2305]

@@LordFaux it could work for dragons

[@robsorgdrager8477]

They won't catch one with this trap. 1. It's to smart and aware of any new things in it's woods to step in it unless distracted by humans with guns. 2. If a alpha stepped in this it would not break it's femur as they have incredibly dense bones, it would enrage it mostly. 3. A squatch would see these knuckle heads as soon as they stepped three foot into the woods and would watch them tell they left. 4. Where there are one big foots there are four big foots, the one that's keeping your attention and the other three that are flanking your ass in a ambush attack. They will eat your soft guts and stuff the rest of you under a tree and no one will ever find you. Best to just leave em be.

[@LordFaux]

@@pauldixon2305 for sure lol

[@So_Iace]

I thought yall were trying to catch the sasquatch and release it but yall made the trap so it'd take his leg off!

[@nicholas8476]

TheEndOfSolace Well they never said they were releasing it ‘unharmed’...

[@pwkeely]

You underestimate the strength of Bigfoot's Hide and bone.

[@So_Iace]

But what if it's just a baby babyfoot and they chop straight through its leg and true nicholas 🤣

[@blackhawk15897]

Another issue to take into consideration for your trap is friction. If you polished up the contact surfaces between the jaws and the springs to about a 400 grit finish, it will let the springs slide much more smoothly once they get started.

[@klaudiuszdobosz3813]

Great choice of background music (not the Swing part). Reminds me of some late 80-s/early 90-s DIY programming i used to watch as a young lad. Good work guys!!! Always entertaining.

[@boothbytcd6011]

Using the swage block that you said you would never use! Also, this is by far the most crazily dangerous thing I have ever seen you make. Good stuff.

[@grantwinsfield6848]

Music + Hunting for monsters was giving me some serious Stranger Things vibes!

[@andreas0s]

Trouble with burglars? That one ought to teach them a lesson

[@merandy65]

This is for those Amazon Prime delivery thieves!

[@andreas0s]

@@merandy65 perfect bait to catch those pesky sasquatch!

[@doubledarefan]

Mark Rober 1-uppage❓

[@DisclaimerGarage]

Of all the crazy-dangerous, unnecessary, illogically awesome things to build; this thing takes the cake. Super cool. Please don’t lose an appendage trying to set it.

[@William_Borgeson]

22 minute video, awesome, building a Sasquatch trap my jaw dropped! Fantastic, love that you did it just because you could! Great video guys, I wish all of them were this long , great jobs!

[@timmyreeves9170]

It's kind of weird but I used to be one of those people who would have moaned about this in the past and be saying come on Alex stop Pratting about make some swords ect knives but now I'm realizing I don't care I just like and am happy watching you forge I don't mind what keep it up

[@talllanky1]

Ahh the things you make when you don’t have a project lasting 22 episodes long lol

[@UAPJedi]

More videos please guys missing the daily vids

[@redneckadventures8272]

Me too

[@dinkwonkleman1616]

I completely agree! this one video a wee k just isn't fulfilling my needs!!!

[@bobbiscub]

Seriously, it took them 9 days to this video out. So shut the hell up!

[@UAPJedi]

jess carroll Seriously! So why not 9 parts? Seriously! When even in his description he says ‘daily videos’! Now shut the HELL UP!

[@bobbiscub]

@@UAPJedi Why would they do the exact same thing people were complaining about just a little while back, by making a series of videos.

[@kryptokoning3536]

Damn sasquatches! Always wreaking havoc on the local elk population. Love your channel! Greetings from The Netherlands!

[@GarrettCawthra]

The troubleshooting is my favourite part. Creating is cool but solving problems is powerful ✌🏼

[@doubledarefan]

0:29 What's up with the green eyes, Alec❓ Oh, I get it: IT'S A TRAP❕❕❕❕

[@nicholas8476]

Should put some layers into your steel when you make springs.. Keeps them from cracking. You’re going for flexibility, not strength, per se.

[@jessetheunending9357]

Actually, they need to go for both. But I think you have 1 of 2 steps. They also need to enlarge the hoop on one of the springs, imo

[@nicholas8476]

Jesse the unending Yes. That would help!

[@cocon16_PW]

The intro was sooooo convincing xD Will, that was golden xD

[@redlionforge9173]

It’s so cool to see something so big hand-forged!

[@robfinney9289]

@6:34 you guys should knock those corners with an angle grinder so Big Foot doesn't cut himself. Safety First! LOL

[@theweaponartisan9080]

Just imagine... You are born and raised in the somewhat normal UK. Then you move to Montana and get asked to build a Sasquatch trap.

[@hardwurkindaddy]

UK and normal... strange combination of words...🤣

[@Mike10001]

I am sure it's a shock moving from a nanny state like the UK to Montana. I saw a video earlier where the London police confiscated a spoon.

[@lkrapfl20]

Does somone know the name of the song at 12:00?

[@darkshadowsx5949]

come at me bro, by Steve Irwin

[@nickchristian1590]

Also looking

[@asherlynch3521]

Great vid guys! When are u starting the next big project?

[@severianz]

Good to see thousands of dollar's worth of equipment and materiel allocated towards such a worthy endeavor. Truly this is what makes the human race exceptional. Catching mythical beasts with overpowered mechanical engines of death! Carry on gentlemen, we'll be watching.

[@ethanlabore4416]

Making normal sized traps would be a great Steele vs. Stelter episode

[@wazup1234567891]

When I seen the title I burst out laughing at work... they now think I’m crazy lol

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

Your grammar is crazy that's for sure.

[@brendanstempski8292]

PLEASE MAKE SCISSORS TO CUT WILLS HAIR

[@z_supernova]

Song at 10:50 please ? I love it so much

[@camokid1595]

ZEphyr- if you find it please let me know😂

[@z_supernova]

@@camokid1595 MEGA WOMAN IV - ELFL (SYNTH POP)

[@XJapa1n09]

Thank you so much!!! @ZEphyr

[@ninaverhalen]

Metal meets moveable parts! Solid engineering, Gentlemen. Super fun to watch.

[@billtheunjust]

I loved seeing the use of both the power hammer and team hammering on the anvil in the same video!