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Chasing tools? I'm guessing chisel like tools that splits steel to separate it as desired. I'm enjoying learning. I've blacksmith for 5th year but finally got advice and trying Parks 50 oil and was told it's better and be noticed. Thanks for helping me learn it's a hobby for myself and very rewarding with benefits. Taking time is the way we master our Looks like something I want to copy thanks

If you want to remove zinc from your hardware, just dip it in muriatic acid. All precautions for using acid applies. Do this OUTSIDE. I cannot emphasize that enough. Don't care how well your shop is ventilated. Do it OUTSIDE. That zinc will disappear almost immediately. Then dip the hardware in a solution of 1 tbsp of baking soda/1 gal water to neutralize the acid on your pieces. Zinc can also be burned off. Square head lag bolts would look better on your project, by the way.

Nice work on a rarely-made tool! We have a soft spot for all pizza-related tools. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Your moma could be case hardened : / Ever think about diat ... hrmm ... didja ... hrmm 😮

Rebar is mostly recycled steel, I’m told so it’ll be an unknowable mix I believe? The large diameter is normally higher quality used for DOT and larger structures thus the grade is specified in contract specifications.

No real way to guess at the alloy. Most rebar for the past 30 years is just random pieces of old ship chopped up on a beach in India or Bangladash and rerolled in a makeshift workshop.

So your large "Rebar" is really dewy Dag thread when smaller ironworkers use them to "tack" bolt holes, iv seen them in large posts used as anchors

..Good series of test Lee. i asked a supplier what was the makeup of some rebar once, he replied, steel...

Did you preheat the oil? because most oil hardening 'tool' steals prefer being quenched in 80° Celsius oil. Like the O1 tool steel or W-Nr. 1.2510 in Europe.

Looks like a fine grain pattern on that thick bar

Ok some people get free or nearly free. Many people have to buy but sometimes prices vary greatly.If you don't get a bargain just buy known steel and little bit costly but you also learned more that can be repeated. Thanks good job

Nice!

..Good job sir! Blacksmiths are the original recyclers...

I do like recycling so much. nice one.

Interesting project 👍

What is the round piece you are using in the vise ?

You spent most of the time on a part that doesn’t really matter. The blade bit should have gotten at least as much attention.

I assume annealed bed frames would work for the angle iron? Or drilled hot?

I love bar stock.

I really appreciate the skill that it takes to make something out of metal look natural and organic.

i took an old hammer and cut lines with my angle grinder in the face of it and i use it to give a wood grain texture that may have looked pretty cool in the stick part of the handle. i really liked the leaf that you made i will have to try that the next time i make a leaf heck maybe tomorrow i'll do that style leaf.

Really like it. Would like to see it on a cabinet. Maybe in a short.

You just saved me a big headache! Thanks!

I would leave the tip square. It doesn't need a screw on the point and doesn't need to be round.

first time here, now you have the rivet setter and the known size of it, if you weld a round tube to the rivet block where you make the rivets to act as a header guide, wouldn't that make sure the rivet head stays dead center to the rivet shaft hole therefore your rivet heads are always inline with the rivet shaft

How durable is the edge? Mine chip a lot.

I like the concept. Great job.

..Good job Lee. simple always works...!

Two things........1st, do you do a sketch or any type of plans of these types of projects before you make them? 2nd, now you need to forge a door handle to go along with the look of your latch. Great job as always.

Very nice project, maybe someday you can say something about that cutoff tool, how you made it or did you buy it, anyways Thanks.

Awesome project 😊

Fun!

Nice hook design! I also like the hot shear, need to try and make one myself.

Pretty cool

I love that shear, I think Im gonna have to try to make one for myself sometime! Such a great idea.

I've been a single burner model owner for over two years now, don't have the issues you've mentioned. The refractory cement-did you fully follow the instructions? Correct ratio of water to cement? Cure it in the way listed exactly? Mine never fell apart like yours has, I've done one touch-up to get some K-wool spots recovered. I use mine almost every weekend. Forge welding-are you covering both ends? Wide open like that will never get hot enough for forge welding. Use firebricks to cover one side, and either make a sliding firebrick door or a metal movable door. Gotta trap that heat in.

Good work on a rarely built homemade tool. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Looks great! Nice piece of metal, and it is fairly easy to modify this design for my needs. Great camerawork too. Keep up the hot work, and don't burn yourself.

Very nice job

Or a swing for kids you don't like much...

I was thinking about forging gambrels for sale to my hunting friends. Then I saw that Academy sports sells them for $15 and less.

Looks useful and nice to build tools for home. I challenge you to copy my recent product. Check out " 9:26 Asia Gardening Hoe" Two improvements I've added. 1 perhaps I've built the first Asian Garden Hoe at least I've never seen on the market but only saw the handle around 11 inches.. Mine uses a standard garden hoe handle . It's important to get the angle properly.( If you decide to build just give me a reply I can get the angle measure. Second I've built several for my wife she's left-handed and hers is a left hand model she finds it much better for herself

Nice! Might have to make myself a bigger version for deer!

I have no idea how you use it but interesting to watch it come together.... I had to watch with no sound which I don't think helped cause I didnt have any subtitles either lol

Interesting project! Thanks for sharing!

Good job. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

..Good job Lee. i liked the divots for the handle to fit in...

That's nice well done.

Very nice work I will have to forge one similar to this I like the concept. This whould save me time on doing the bohi on my tanto. Godbless and thank you for sharing your wisdom with us all.