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Daniel Smith
United States
Приєднався 4 бер 2015
My name is Daniel, I enjoy creating items by hand. Subscribe to follow along with what I am doing
For business inquiries please email me at DanielSmithBladesmith@gmail.com
For business inquiries please email me at DanielSmithBladesmith@gmail.com
Forging A Musso Bowie Knife (Townsbowiebuildoff)
In this video I am forging a Musso style Bowie knife for @SamTownsBladesmith townsbowiebuildoff. you'll see every step of the knife-making journey. Watch as I demonstrate essential forging techniques, including heat treatment and blade smithing, to create a handmade Bowie knife.
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Loved the reinforcement of this. Getting back into gardening and was on the fence about what greenhouse to get. So many choices, lol.
Thanks for the video. I'm going to put a smaller poly tunnel up myself. The only other thing that I'm going to do is to put anti-hotspot tape on the metal before putting on the cover.
nice work mate
Thanks Sam
I like the look of it. I'm sure a hunter of the 1700s would have been pleased to hang it on his belt. Good job.
Thank you, I'm sure they would have as well.
Great video, and nice looking knife!
Thanks, your name looks familiar. Do I know you?
Nice video !
Thanks, you look familiar, do I know you?
That’s going to be a big knife !
the Walmart one takes less labor on frame - plastic appears to be the same
You done a good job! Good video!
Really informative video, I’ve Learned a lot ! Thank you
I am so glad I saw this video. Your reinforcements are great. My husband and I are going to put ours up next week. I will definitely get him to watch your video first.
Glad you liked the video. My greenhouse has made it through plenty of strong storms and is still in perfect shape. Goodluck with yours.
What is the value of the actual product
Dried yellow root sells for about $40 dollars a pound
Awwwww beautiful the kids are helping luv it nice work my man
They like helping, thank you
Nice , I’m going to have to try that one !!
They are very handy
i wish i lived next door to you daniel, you seem like a nice neighbour and a good friend.
Thank you, this was a very nice comment.
Love the video. Keep it up!
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Has anyone told you that you look like a younger Blackbear forge?
You're the first
⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ITS THIS GUYS JOB TO SELL U THIS FOR HIM A COMMISSION $$ THIS HOUSE RATED A 3.1 BY REAL REVIEWS ON AMAZON ITS HORRIBLE
WARNING ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ RATES A 3.1 ON AMAZON HORRIBLE GREENHOUSE
Do you have one, or are you just assuming? With the upgrades I've done, mine has been great. Without the upgrades, the greenhouse wouldn't be very sturdy. But the entire point of the video was how to actually make it good.
WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ IT RATES A 3.1 BY REAL BUYERS NOT A GUY WATING A COMMISSION FOR EACH SALE HE MAKES... PRWTTY SCAMMY IF U ASK ME
Very well done !
Thank you
Very good, and informative ! Thank you for another great video..
Glad you enjoyed the video
That is a good way to learn. I forge mine from stock. 5/8 square usually. Forge On!!!
Definitely is a good way to learn and get setup with good tongs. I plan on making some from stock for certain material I use often.
With all honesty as first I thought he said that he's going to make some thongs LOL
Great video !
Thank You
Another nice video, keep them coming ! Love the channel..
Thank you
I just pulled tight and used sikaflex after pulling tight and weighing down plastic. But I like the idea of plinths you've placed around base.
They have worked very well for me
You need to anchor the wooden base. Otherwise, it makes no difference. How can you remove the greenhouse after the winter? It's the best way to extend the life before UV kills it.
The base is anchored. But the weight alone (150+ lbs of wood)will keep it in place for most weather.
Hai. It's so nice to see you make a compost. The trashcan so perfect for the process
Thank you
Hai. It's so nice to see you make a compost. The trashcan so perfect for the process
This is exactly what I was looking for! We just bought a Vervo greenhouse and immediately I knew it would not withstand the winter in New England if we don't reinforce it.
Yes the reinforcements are definitely needed for wind and snow
Whete do u get replacement plastic and shade plastic
Great video - smart thinking.
Thank you for this excellent tutorial!
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Could you please tell us the width of the doorways? Thanks for all the great info in the video!
About 3' but could vary depending on spacing of your supports
Can you put bermuda grass clippings from mowing your lawn in there? And will it kill the seeds & not grow later when you apply the compost to your garden?
Using grass clippings is very common for composting
@@DanielSmithForge Bermuda Grass grows Seed shoots every 3 days where I live. I hate Bermuda Grass, I hate how it spreads & chokes out other plants. I'm wondering if your can put Bermuda grass clipping with the seeds in the bin & will it Kill the seeds? I'd hate to put compost around my tress & have Bermuda grass start growing there. Regular grass makes sense, obviously.
In that case, I would probably avoid it to be safe.
The idea of making compost in a cheap and easy way seems great to me, but you shouldn't throw plastic scraps on the ground when making holes because no one knows where they will end up. Greetings. La idea de hacer abono de forma fácil y barata me parece genial, pero no deberías tirar los restos de plástico al suelo al hacer los agujeros porque nadie sabe dónde acabarán. Saludos. ❤️🎱 🦊🦀🐜
Plastic was picked up after recording stop. I'm glad you liked the idea
rats can go through those holes ez
Bottom holes are buried, and the side holes are too small. No rodents can get in my compost bin.
thanks
You are welcome
Great video with comprehensive and easy to follow identification. Thank you!
Youre welcome, I'm glad you liked the video.
Great video with comprehensive and easy to follow identification. Thank you!
Glad you liked the video
Im falling in love ❤❤❤
Hi i have just purchased a similar greenhouse and plan to build it this weekend. Did you secure the polytunnel metal base frame directly to the timber frame with screws?
Yes I drilled holes in the metal base and screwed It to the wood frame
The big problem with these greenhouses is the plastic, it will last you 1-2 years then it fall appart to much. good thing is the structure is good so you can change the plastic with proper greenhouse plastic when its done.
That's the plan, I'm going to do follow up videos to show how long these last and then when needed upgrade to greenhouse plastic.
I anchored my base and removed mine after the winter. Hope it can last more than 5 years. Where can I find proper plastic in case I need?👍
@@TheSnowyWind depends on were you live. but just search on Greenhouse plastic and you will find it. should be a Polyethylene Film
Even if you only use the cheap plastic, you can get a replacement for under $50. $50 every two years isn’t bad for overhead.
Very informative video !
Thank you, glad you liked it
Loved hearing your children calling you daddy. So sweet.
They are great babies.
I purchased one a few years ago. If you plan on keeping it up all year and live in an area that is windy or stormy a lot make sure you anchor it. I used earth anchors and ratchet straps on mine. The weak points I noticed were on the corners where it rubs on the frame so keeping it tight is a great idea. I found that the strings and velcro on the windows wear out after one season. The zipper on the doors start to get hung up and eventually get stuck and will not move. I used this greenhouse to protect my citrus and frost intolerant trees in the winter and in late winter and early spring I start planting starts for the garden.
I have it anchored with corkscrew dog tie out stakes. Later I'm planning on building a door to one side and the other I'm going to make a frame for permanent ventilation
Use a bar of soap or wax on the zippers to lubricate them.
How is the wooden frame secured to the ground?
I used 4 corkscrew dog tie outs at each corner. They are linked in the video description.
@@DanielSmithForge thanks for the quick response! So I'm assuming you secured the aluminum frame (instead of the wooden frame) to the ground anchors?
The anchors are secured to the wooden frame. Either will work, but it's easier to attach to the wood frame.
I just bury my kitchen scraps and that works great for me. During the winter I cover my yard with leaves from the park and I also let my chickens roam free to turn it over and fertilize it.
I'm glad your method works for you, sounds like a productive way. I'm doing this way for now, I may try hot composting in the future.
Don't you use grass cuttings, anything green?
You can use leaves or/and grass clippings (I used leaves). Then, add vegetables/fruit scraps.