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The shaft of the spear was about the height of a man, it was made thick and strong enough to be able to catch an attacking animal on the spear, resting the end of the shaft on the ground. Your shaft is too thin in my opinion. There are no complaints about the work with metal.

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maybe could have saved some time just welding the spear head to the socket instead of riveting , nice job though .

when peening, after a few whacks give it a file, some materials work harden. making it more difficult to peen over.

love the way u use scrab metal like those old screws as rivets. very resourceful ☆☆☆☆☆

Nice work! Why didn't you just curve the plywood instead of individual planks? Not a criticism, just a question.

Nice saufeder!

W brother

A great display of the use of one's resources.

well done.... good work

Nice simple door knocker.

Hermosos cuchillos ! Saludos desde Paraguay

5:51 I've been there too, I felt like I was passing out.

hi. I broke the sharp tip on my pocket knife; how would you suggest getting a point back? which wheels? thanks

this video is more relatable to me. when i build stuff i am constantly knocking stuff over and having to re imagine the process. it never goes as smoothly as other channels show things. props on a neat build man

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This is awesome! Great job.

Cool concept. Why did you try and harden mild steel…. For a door knock no less. Doesn’t make a lick of sense even if you are the fist person in history the harden mild steel. Watched the whole thing but couldn’t get past it. Also you did a extra heat cycle with the rivet… cool design though. Keep it up. Maybe make some tongs next.

do you have the template?

Brutal sledge hammer. Y"ll the most powerfull shoulders of blacksmithing

Usually covered by a rawhide and thinner (?) but awesome idea. I Searched for ideas about school project with my pupils. We thought to use half of barrel as a mould 😌Thank you!

Хужой дичи Я не видел.

good job bro

Trying to cut a circle with a circular saw is far more nerve racking. Good job, Ty for ideas.

Details, man details! What kind, what size and where did you get your new anvil! A lot good ideas about making a fairly cheap but very effective anvil stand. Thanks!

God bless! thanks for the video!

Awesome work dude

Nice to see someone using basic tools...instead of a 2 x 72 belt grinder that hardly anyone can afford to own. My idea is to make a friction version of the Artisan Cutlery Osprey cleaver using 5/32 inch (4 mm) O-1,as an experimental survival folder.

How do I purchase one of these?

man thanks for the video. but sound was terrible

HELP i put a big spring in the fire i stretched it out and hamered it flat i cut off a piece and put it in the fire then quenched it in cooking fat it was a little bent so i hit it with a hamer it broke now i thould have put it in the oven for to normalize?

why not weld it together

so thats what it is a lawnmower blade

it was perfect

A beast of a blade..!! lol... but a nice simple design. Nice job

muy buen escudo, saludos de Uruguay

ahh i like this alot

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I like the thumbnail very stylish

Nice video Tim that was pretty satisfying to watch and wow it looks pretty sharp 😂

what discs were you using?

Please don't do this again

The part with the tape was super clever!

Thank you for sharing the door knocker

What is the thing you use as an anvil? Mill stone?

That's the most brutal one I've seen so far, love it !

Ohh no! But the blade looks awesome!!

mate that is among the thickest and best "C" type strikers I have ever seen, looks like it work a treat. Do you sell them? I would be more than happy to buy one off you if do and they spark adequately. As far as flint, I have a bit on hand. I would love to see how it sparks.

That's sweet. I might have to make one for mine now!

Why did you not weld the seam of the tube that the wooden shaft go down into.i think that seam weakens the spear.