Forging Trivets

[@EthanHarty]

These are available for order on my website, here’s the link: www.ethanhartyblacksmith.com/home-goods/83v0mxt35u2sqsxoo4u735juzphoco

[@KirkWagner147]

You need a way to find the home goods section from your website

[@wire54321]

Beautiful work Sir!

[@leofortey7561]

13" for only $100? How do you make a living? That sounds too cheap.

[@garciaortiz831]

Hey bro I'm going to collage for welding and one of my classes I've taken in ornamental iron, and seeing this is like seeing a wizard do magic

[@legomanTJ]

Your first mistake is going to college for a trade job. Just start working.

[@simo8569]

​@@legomanTJtech school=college

[@legomanTJ]

@@simo8569 still a mistake. I've met people within my industry who went to school for trades and every time I'm doing a lot better than them. High school is needed, but anything after is unnecessary for trades. Go work, prove your worth. Learn some shit

[@MDuarte-vp7bm]

​@@legomanTJNot everyone is going to be fortunate enough to find an apprenticeship without going to school.

[@simo8569]

@@legomanTJ it was for me and my coworker, but it wasn't for my buddy. It's very situationally dependent. Hating on others choices because they don't make sense to you as an individual is stupid and makes one look as such.

[@stephenfields6236]

As an old Revolutionary War re-enactor I’ve used my trivet a lot over the years. Can’t imagine cooking over a log fire without one. Yours are very nice indeed….Mine are much simpler.

[@Lost68er_SYNTH_PUNK]

Artistic ironwork looks really great. Where I live, the front gardens are still equipped with wrought iron fences. On one of them you can even see the year, also as artistic ironwork: 1906! That's how long such work lasts! Super! 😎

[@YeshuaDisciple916]

Out of curiosity, where is it that you live?

[@davegoldspink5354]

Nothing today that’s mass produced will ever replace fine craftsmanship like these. Absolutely beautiful work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@joshschneider9766]

yeah google iron worker machines, they can make all the components identically at the push of a button and much much more. half the wrought iron you see today that you think is old as hell is absolutely modern machine made material lmao

[@Foostini]

​@@joshschneider9766 you're right but also shut up and enjoy a handmade product for a sec without being a pedantic tool

[@joshschneider9766]

@@Foostini 😂 he says to the glassblower who is also a machinist mold maker. How about you shut up and don't tell a hand maker of things what to do kid.

[@connormcnamara9881]

@@joshschneider9766you’re a clown.

[@doodlecaboodle9298]

​@@joshschneider9766 "I handmake stuff that's why I can be intentionally obtuse about the value of handmade products" Lmfao go sit down buddy, I'm sure you're an amazing glass blower.

[@benlastname7154]

Can’t hate on a jig, they’re really the working man’s best friend. Couldn’t count the amount of times I breathed a sigh of relief after getting a jig for something that seemed initially complicated and time consuming, or having well written and detailed work instructions for something that is complicated and time consuming.

[@josephdorey8458]

I'm learning so much about our craft from watching your channel, so many little tips and tricks. You inspire me, sir, thank you so much!

[@trainnerd3029]

Always enjoyable watching a seasoned tradesmen at his craft! Beautiful work!

[@edwardvillate2112]

😂 that's very OLD SCHOOL, and TIME CONSUMING !!! haven't seen those in some TIME !!! THANKS 😊

[@Fulcrum4747]

I love all of your work, as soon as I am done with my surgeries and back to work I will be purchasing EVERYTHING I can get my hands on lol

[@edwardhuff4727]

If it's truly a trivet, it must not wobble on an uneven surface. So the only parts touching the table must be the feet of three of the collars. The ones on the outside would be more stable. They could be formed with a rounded bottom surface and polished to avoid scratching a varnished wooden table. 0:42 replace "golden ratio" with "30-60-90". The golden ratio, 1:(1+√5)/2 or about 1.618, has to do with pentagons, 72°, and √5. Lots of fives. The 30-60-90 triangle (used by draftsmen) has sides 1:√3:2. √3 is about 1.732, so the 30-60-90 triangle is taller than the golden ratio triangle. Otherwise a fine video and product.

[@tonyrebeiro]

You make it sound so easy....but that work really requires a hell of a lot of precision and skill. 👍👍👍

[@jimfladwood4393]

Ethan, you are an amazing craftsman. Thank you for the post.😮☮️🛠️

[@TeoHarlan]

Wow, gorgeous! Really amazing precision and artistry!

[@rickcoona]

THis is why Blacksmiths will ALWAYS have a place in society For when the grid goes down, these skills will se a renaissance

[@MrPlusses]

I can't find the connection between the grid going out and trivets. Have there been studies on how many trivets will be needed? Links?

[@robbiegambley1037]

Beautiful Black Smith Work - Thank you . ROBBIE - AUSTRALIA 😊

[@frankthewrench340]

Looks great! .. but won't it just transfer the heat eventually? Or am I just overthinking it?

[@brucecarter8296]

a trivet is used on top of the cookstove under a pot to reduce heat, and has 3 contact points so that it doesnt wobble. a hot pad for the table is not a recent invention

[@jamesjdog]

So much Knowledge and Maths !!

[@daxisperry7644]

That’s an amazing work my friend. I am a welder and do some scroll work for railings. I aspire to be this good. 👍

[@kaneapps1685]

Talented young man 👌

[@zacharyhenderson2902]

Very cool man! Awesome craftsmanship, I love how the collars appear almost completely seamless. But hot pads are 2/$1.25

[@Bottlemaker1]

Usually the one I see a are the 3 horseshoe trivets it’s refreshing to see different designs

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

The dude is an unsung hero on the drums too. Recorded or live, his technique is great. I’ve always said that Claypool gets a lot of credit but Primus is just three really talented artists. Pure entertainment.

[@marianolopez2562]

Bellísimo como trabajas el metal, buen video 👍

[@davidhaines6656]

Loved watching this video.

[@LocomotiveThought]

You are a fortunate Man. I'm jealous of your resources.

[@JimmyHolt-c6j]

That’s a cool project!

[@702ringo1]

You are an excellent blacksmith!

[@michaelfarmer537]

Beautiful work!❤

[@jefflosey1561]

Looks amazing man! Keep it up!

[@dianasweetpea2561]

Nice!

[@chrisemerson7743]

Damn you make it look so easy!

[@andrewmckeown6721]

Nice looking work, Really like the look of the scroll ends

[@miketheknife3072]

You do good work 👍👍 👏💯

[@supperwelder]

Those turned out really good and neat❤❤

[@mattmccusker7639]

Super nice stuff brother! Love It! ❤

[@SeRgEy_fOrTuNa]

Круто смотрится

[@Pseudoswede]

Very interesting build!

[@DuplicitousMoxie71]

This is awesome the old ways arnt lost great job!

[@FriskTheFallen]

This was a good high level video, I gathered a lot from a minute.

[@ShinyAnvil]

Thanks for not welding them. Rivets and collars are so classy for this type of ornamental ironwork.

[@davidmeckley3773]

Nice quality work young man!!!

[@JamesStover-gr3hw]

That’s a lot of work. 👍👍

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

Artist? Craftsman? Yes.

[@robertocesarbrogiolo9735]

Very nice job!❤

[@tylerasmus9587]

Great stuff sir earned my subscription today.. keep it up!!

[@thecolaracer1873]

you just gave me an idea for a christmas gift i gotta make for someone. time to figure out how to do this with welding skills not blacksmithing lol

[@nicholasgranat2999]

Very nice,very skillful!

[@erickoch6665]

They are so cool

[@andrejshamin1452]

Нравятся видео, где полосы металла превращатся в элементы искусства 😊

[@goliath9081]

Amazing WORK thanks for sharing

[@kielmeyer1]

Nice work.love this process

[@MaximilianonMars]

Beautiful!

[@richardbuchli4071]

Nice work Ethan. Just became a subscriber.👍

[@Kineth1]

This is a well-made loop.

[@andrebartels1690]

These things are really nice. How do you use them? Are they placed on a hot stove top to heat them up?

[@rodolfoescobedo7396]

Brother, that was beautiful 👊🏼

[@DelbertHearn]

Nice work young man

[@lostfound8112]

Great skills you have

[@glenndickson7627]

Nice work!

[@keithagnew5934]

Great stuff, I'm a big fan of a top tradie.

[@mathiasschulze6148]

wow bro they look rly nice...nice work man. :)

[@freedomforever6718]

Beautiful.

[@brothertyler]

Really really nice video

[@Dibulok]

Beutiful 😁

[@fourgedmushrooms5958]

They where also used to raise pots slightly off the hotplate to stop them boiling over.

[@NOGRIZZGUY]

You know he’s good at this when I’m sitting here going “I could do that!”(I have never touched a anvil in my life)

[@GlennLecus]

Nice work dude…!!

[@richardcarlson1850]

Very talented young man🇺🇸💥🇺🇦

[@electricpaisy6045]

Looks cool but how humongous are the pots you use on your dinner table?

[@badgergearcompound7667]

Amazing work. I need to ask, Are these Trivets for a giants feast? Lol. All kidding aside. You are a true blacksmith with a hint of machinist in your background. First short of yours I’ve watched. Subscribed immediately. Cheers

[@MichaelM-q2q]

Nicely done

[@1ironsmith]

Looks like Brian Brazeal's design. Nice work!

[@EthanHarty]

It is!

[@guillermojacques6671]

Very cool 😎

[@NajKid]

Tonnes of swords...finaly!,some megabites useful, inteligent &creative,black or white Smith?😅K3opinion welcome-statistic:millcal-ion,long live forgery!❤

[@markojuros6533]

Good.👍👍👍👍👍

[@ctube14]

Beautiful

[@justinjones9195]

Very cool

[@edwardchester1]

Thats a big trivet!

[@jfk720]

Pattern would make a nice gate.

[@KarlLew]

They are gorgeous but metal trivets scratch wood tables? 🤔

[@tomorrowsnews3915]

Looks like jewelry for giant people!

[@kraptastic333]

Damn dude no slacking. Feat brazeal designs

[@stevencrane2053]

WOW 👌

[@adventuresofskadi7277]

Did you make that collaring jig Ethan or did you get it from someone??

[@EthanHarty]

That one was given to me by Mark Ling and Andrew Larson. If you Google them and go to their websites, you might be able to contact them about getting one.

[@adventuresofskadi7277]

@@EthanHarty awesome thank you

[@beefgoat80]

My mom had old iron thingies for hot plates on the table. They were heavy as hell. Lol

[@chadgdry3938]

Amazing

[@liawatson5789]

Wow ❤

[@HappyTater]

Wow 👏🏼

[@EthanHarty]

Thanks for the comment. Your name and profile pic made my wife and I laugh!

[@Michael-rg6qg]

Can you make one of these with the Star of David in the middle! I would pay good money for that!

[@dogf4ther]

i think a trivit is for cooking on your fire so pot does not go so fast and burn your stew! thats what i thought they were for any way goign to make some but rivite throgh as dont have jig for collar

[@Everythingwentblack69]

No jig would actually work this well

[@LenInMI]

It'll be funny watching Granny trying to pick that up and place it on the table. 😅

[@verdigrissirgidrev4152]

nice collaring jig.

[@hayrifrat785]

🌅💚💐👏💯

[@nonokodog622]

How do I buy these from you ?

[@EthanHarty]

If you could send me an email through my website, I can set you up with one. I currently have one available. I will also set up a pre-order on my website for them soon. www.ethanharty.com

[@EthanHarty]

Here’s the website link to order one: www.ethanhartyblacksmith.com/home-goods/83v0mxt35u2sqsxoo4u735juzphoco

[@Ang3lUki]

Now, I'm just a commenter, who's never done this, and is simply referencing another video, but shouldn't the collars be worked hot so they shrink around the metal they're wrapped around, and squeeze the parts together?

[@yoitsgunattack]

how many can you make in a day?

[@RogerOver9000]

Awesome