The Coal Cast | Andrew Larson: Hammer and Tongs

[@muchadesign]

Excellent demo! Thank you Andrew and Coal Iron.

[@martinmarinkovits2144]

Great explinations! Awesome demo! Thanks for sharing!

[@Michaeltheblacksmith]

I have quite a few of Andrew's tools... top notch tools! Very driven man!

[@flingshotlife]

@Andrew Larson is your webpage shop working?

[@CoalIronWorks]

its working for us! www.andrewlarsonblacksmith.com/blacksmithing-tools

[@rch317]

"Huff" kinda like Tough, and Rough. ;)

[@CoalIronWorks]

Thank you Rob! So sorry about that :)

[@rch317]

@@CoalIronWorks All good my friend, I've heard it all the ways! :)

[@jamiegier8292]

What a great job explaining the process and beyond that the common pitfalls that come up and why. Thanks for documenting this and making it accessible

[@joachimsingh2929]

That green stuff is chromium. Probably one of the most hazardous metal you can use. It's chromed on the outside for durability in a hydraulic shaft. In contact with air it will release hexavalent chromium.

[@crazycat1345]

Alex Steel teaches the same, maybe this guy is a graduate.

[@CoalIronWorks]

Alec and Andrew both studied under Brain Brazeal, which is where this hammer designs comes from.