Off grid Blacksmith making tools for a small log cabin build, timber slick.

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice job. Hopefully you get great use out of it for many years to come my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. God bless.

[@Juan-ko9pc]

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[@y-notforge8913]

..Well done sir. i really like watching old tools made. That little trick at around 11:00 is something i try but most times forget...

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

It’s especially effective with thin stock.

[@JarlSeamus]

Nice chisel. For peeling, I'd almost think you could have put the bevel on the other side and bent the blade slightly off line with the handle so you can get a little elevation off the log, similar to a goosewing axe.

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

I definitely would bevel the other side on the next one so the peeling bark doesn’t hit the socket, I have never seen a slick with a blade that was not inline, I wonder if it would be easier?

[@JarlSeamus]

@@c.johnstonblacksmith Maybe? I'm just postulating, I'm a blacksmith, not a timber framer, LOL. I suppose if the bevel were the other way round, you're already getting the elevation on the handle.

[@GreybeardAdventures]

Great work, as per usual!

[@emeraldmage5265]

nice vid

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

Thanks

[@ИванКовалев-г8к]

Для такого бревна, как на вашей демонстрации, у нас используют штыковую лопалу с обрезанным остриём и заточенную. Получается быстрее во много ращ. Думаю ваша стамеска всё таки для других дел.

[@ИванКовалев-г8к]

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