How to Forge Punches, Bolsters and Drifts -Blacksmirth Essential Skills-

[@robscott4723]

Love your informative dialogue. Have watched many Blacksmithing videos,but yours is the first to advise against hardening hot punches,with sounds reasons given as to why not.

[@adamrudling1339]

Excellent presentation as usual, nice work

[@jabbiekamara7888]

Thanks for sharing with us the punching skills. Is there a diy project possibility for making borax in blacksmithing.

[@Blou55]

Très instructif, joindre l'utile à l'agréable. J'ai une préférence pour les objets utilitaires que vous nous proposez. Merci

[@fouledanchorforge5223]

Cool video have to make a square booster waiting on Beer 🍻 day myself

[@daverigby2577]

Super demo - thank you

[@northernfool7453]

Great video man, I really enjoy the tool making videos.

[@victortello3023]

Nice work!! 👌

[@tonetoner8789]

Your videos are mint 👌

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice video. Thanks so much for this tips and tricks. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work. Forge On. Keep Making. God bless.

[@kevg3320]

Hope the casualty is recovering. Our thoughts and prayers etc etc! 😆

[@JariB.]

I agree with not wanting to use a high carbon steel for drifts, but what about a mangnese steel? Which are a fair bit tougher and more resistant to bending/musrooming when getting a decent whalloping? That is at least what some of my colleagues here in the Netherlands tend to do.

[@phoenixforge5944]

Sounds like a good idea. Not one I've tried but sounds like time for an experiment

[@mohammedrafeeqsoudagar895]

Good,GOOMARNIG