Hand Forging a Skillet

[@y-notforge8913]

..Hand forged is better than factory pressed hands down. Don't forget they heat up quicker. Well done yall. Thanks for showing the process...

[@refinersforge1781]

Thank you sir! Yes good point they heat up faster, requiring less fuel to cook your food.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very beautiful design. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. God bless.

[@refinersforge1781]

Thank you sir! Always appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@timbo50]

Jared, I really enjoyed the video. I'm looking forward to getting my plates. I'm a new subscriber to your channel and look forward to watching more of your video's on blacksmith. I find them hypnotic and relaxing. I'm sure thats not the case for you. I'm appreciate all you have done. Thanks again. Tim

[@refinersforge1781]

Thank you so much for watching, commenting and subscribing. I am blessed to be able to do what I do and enjoy it, but you are right it is definitely not hypnotic and relaxing for me to do it. 😆 But I'm glad it can be for those who watch it. Thank you again for being a customer.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Brother- mighty fine job making that skillet. I really like the leaf design on the handle. Hope y’all are having a great weekend. God bless

[@refinersforge1781]

Thank you sir! We are, tomorrow is our 18 year wedding anniversary.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

@@refinersforge1781 Happy Anniversary to y’all! May the Lord bless you with many more wonderful years and memories together ♥️🙏🏾

[@BouncingSparksJ]

By chance do you happen to make these with slightly taller sidewalls? (Not in design) but wall sizes similar to lodge, debuyer, matfer? Appreciate ya sir.

[@refinersforge1781]

@@BouncingSparksJ yes I do. The standard ones I make now have taller sides. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Wish1771]

Are these carbon steel pans?

[@refinersforge1781]

Yes, yes they are.

[@reginaldsmith752]

A 15 inch skillet would be nice

[@refinersforge1781]

@@reginaldsmith752 a 15 inch skillet would be expensive 😁, but I could forge one. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@bc65925]

Enjoyed but had to keep looking away to keep from getting sea sick.

[@refinersforge1781]

Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate the feedback. We will try and smooth it out in the future, using some new video equipment.

[@smokeon1633]

Awesome work. I might would advise Vince not to have his hands so close to the chop saw.

[@alexandrechagasmoreira3780]

👏

[@nickknickerbocker6415]

🪄 Heat em Up 🍯♨️🧉

[@briggshome7012]

Great to see this project and the skill and artistry of the smith. However, I HATE artsy-fartsy camera work!! Why are camera operators so UNINTERESTED in the intersection between tool and work? That critical view is almost always at the insignificant BOTTOM of the screen while 90% of the view is wasted on the man's shirt! Hey, Camera team - go watch some Cutting Edge Engineering videos and learn from a raw newbie. The man's wife KNOWS how to make a great video!!!

[@refinersforge1781]

Thank you for the feedback always, looking for ways to improve. People have different interest when they watch videos. I also enjoy watching the cutting edge videos, because I like seeing how things are specifically done. If you watch some of my other videos they do focus more on, as you put it, the intersection between tool and work. Some of my videos are more geared to instruction and how to and others more toward just entertainment. Thanks again for watching and commenting, your critiques will be taken into consideration.

[@briggshome7012]

Thanks for responding! I'll keep watching, for sure! You're a real artisan.@@refinersforge1781