Quick Knee Tongs Instructional Video

[@scoundrel1680]

Ken was an absolute beast with his hammer work, wow that accuracy.

[@Beje.Chanel.777]

Good job iam from Indonesia country 👍👍

[@poindexter1387]

Great video. Like the apron fringe. I heard the Kings story too.

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

Thank you Frank. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@krirksakwong5642]

You are very good mind.

[@bwhip]

Bolting the tongs together--good tip. I just had one of those, "Why didn't I think of that?" moments.

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

I don't think we've ever shared this tip before, but it's really a lifesaver on some occasions! Thanks, bwhip! -Samantha

[@robertmartin7643]

Thanks Ken!! I will add these to my other Ken’s Iron tongs!!👍

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

We hope you'll let us know how they work for you, Robert! 🔥 🔨

[@Blarg32150]

You're awesome Ken can't wait to see you again at pioneer days

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

Thanks, Grant! See you there! It'll be here soon!

[@ga5743]

Thanks for educating the beginner back yard "blacksmith"

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

It's our pleasure, gA! Thanks for watching!

[@stefankarlsson9401]

Nice anvil....👍😊

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

Thanks 😊

[@Carterironworks]

What are the size working size range for your quick and rapid tongs? Been eyeing several pair for weeks going back and forth, gonna need to jump on it soon.

[@Fernando-qg1zv]

Nice tongs thanks for sharing

[@JustinTopp]

I have a few of your tongs and they aren’t pretty like when you make them but they work great. I had some v bit tongs the biggest set you sell and I did not get the cut even so I just built both sides up with my mig welder and called it good! Ha love these tongs. I need to disassemble my scroll tongs and re work them because I didn’t spend enough time and they are basically half finished oops. Good thing they use the same size rivet that I always use so I can make a new rivet in my rivet header. I don’t remember if you explained it but why do you I drill the hole for the rivet? I’ve always found it’s easier to punch the hole than drill it.

[@patrickhance7211]

Nice smart ⚒️🔥⚒️ Pat from Belgium

[@ClenioBuilder]

👏👏👏🤜🤛

[@sirkai007]

could the scrolling tongs be forged this way?

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

I am sure you could forge them this way. Keep in mind that there is less material in the scroll tongs.

[@sirkai007]

@@KjZiturKensCustomIron so they might be too thin when all the drawing out happens.

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

Mine will b here 2moro. Cant wait. I have quit a few old 28oz ballpeens 2 forge. Been wanting 2 get some hammer eye tongs

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

We hope these have worked well for you, Neil! Happy forging!

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

@@KjZiturKensCustomIron they work great!. Thank u, next on my list is a set of the quick

[@garybower1824]

I just ordered some. I sure wish mine came out looking as good as yours. They hold the metal fine but don't quite have the aesthetics yours do.

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

As long as they do the job, that's what matters, Gary! 🔥 🔨 Happy forging!

[@BadForgeWeld]

Stupid sounding question... I have a little propane forge, and when working some mild steel for “tutorial work” (i.e. leaves to learn hammer and tong control) I seem to lose heat SO much faster. Is it just air movement since I’m doing most of the work near the face of the garage? Type/grade of steel? One advantage to coal forges I didn’t see at first is the ability to heat a specific part of a piece without heating the whole thing with heat blow-by. Gosh this is a neat hobby.

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

Hi Richard! Is your gas forge further away from your anvil as your coal forge? Is it getting as hot as your coal forge? And yes, it is easier to localize a heat in a coal forge than in most gas forges!

[@MPWorkshop]

👍👍👏 🔥 🔨🔄

[@KjZiturKensCustomIron]

🔥 🔨 Forge on, Jason!