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Nice knife dude.

That's awesome way to go young man keep up the good work

😂 I can’t stop laughing at your shrek ears 😂 why they stick out like that

Does a knife from a horse shoe actually make a good knife?

I just did exactly this today and was looking for a good quenching method. I think I’ll go with yours! So stoked I found this video

Do u sell them ???

Go get it little man!

Great shape and good practice material. It'll get you the experience you'll need when you work with better materials. 5160, common leaf spring or coil will finish into a better blade and is easy to find. Good job, practice, practice, practice. and have fun.

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Awesome. I made a horseshoe karambit last week. I cantmwait to get more time in and build my skills. Good job.

If you want a great beginner book get The Home Blacksmith! It teaches you everything you need to know

Just found you, subbed!👍

You're doing an amazing work. I love your channel bro🔥🔥🔥

I'm planning on building one for the purpose of heat treating a hatchet and an axe. The hatchet wasn't heat treated at all and the axe was done poorly so neither of them will hold an edge very well. Im only going to end up using this one time and then Im probably never going to touch it again.

Luke, remind me a lot of my friends and me back in the 80s! However you have quite a bit more skill lol. Growing up in rural America without much money in the days before the Internet forced a guy to think. Or, as my grandmother, who raised me, said, when you’re poor, you learn how to fix stuff and do things yourself.

My first knife which I made yesterday is a horseshoe knife looks like that but has more of a curve at the tip area and is flaky and kinda scuffed looking

The young man with the least amount of views was the only one of these videos that was actually helpful, so thanks!

Amazing video bro. But don’t work the metal when it loses that glow. Put it back in the forge that way you won’t get matal cracks👍🏻

Luke, there are many videos on here from seasoned blacksmiths who show how to get a good bevel on your knives. I'm pretty sure you could make a knife bevel angle tool from a piece of angle iron that would work with the sander you have.

“And here is death itself” Haha Nice video boys 👍🏻

Amazing job Luke

Not a bad job young man. We all have to start somewhere. 👍

Love how you just going straight for the point appreciate the information without the BS you're good at this keep going

Is that just a harbor freight belt sander?

Just to warn you I suggest you NEVER EVER quench any hot metal in a plastic container, unless you want to burn your shop down. It will melt through and spill oil EVERYWHERE thus causing a fire, get an ammo can for quenching instead $12 at Walmart. Also horseshoes aren’t considered high carbon steel either so oil quenching isn’t the best idea, you would get a better result from quenching in water or super quench. Same goes for railroad spike knives. Good work though.

I think you need a bigger hammer. Good job.

I'm impressed youn man, don't sweat your grinding skills. One day it will hit you and you will have it down pat. Try welding a piece of high carbon to horse shoe or r&r spike for a better temper. Keep at it! ⚒️

Love to see kids my age getting into stuff like this! Im starting a wood carving/forging channel myself. Check it out!

Where did you get that awsome shirt?!

Hail State

If you want cleaner bevels with the angle grinder, do a little draw filing first, this will help identidy your high spots, then just alternate between the file and the grinder untill your happy, how did the quench go? i thought horse shoes were just mild steel but i have never forged one?

Looks good!

Nice work!

Awesome!! you should add a handle.

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Excellent video. Quick & to the point. Packed full of info. Good format

For a young man, you are full of some interesting tidbits. Good information for anyone wanting to get into hammering metal. I appreciate your making this video to help us rookies out... Thanks....

It's always great to receive some great tools for free but just remember that it was given to you and to pay that forward in the future if it's something you have but don't need. Don't just take without giving yourself. Good info though.

I know I’ll use this someday

Very helpful! Great video!

I like your energy. You must have had some formal training. You know the terms and concepts better than a self taught guy. That was fun. Good Man....

Nice works bro..

Good information for folks searching. fun forging video

I like the new name. More descriptive of what you do. I saw this in my notifications and I'm like "who the heck is Ivy Ironworks" 😂

“Ivy ironworks” that’s a great name!

Thanks for the useful information👍

Theres no telling how old it is...besides the serial number?

The HF anvil deserves respect too! If you disagree try forging some metal on your shin

Well that was fun. I don't even know how I found your channel, But I enjoy a good chat about Blacksmithing so I will be watching. BTW, feel free to enter the GiveAway on my channel. I look forward to more content... THanks..

Btw I love your new logo 💯👌🏼