Forging an Engineer's Hammer
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2021
- 3lb. Engineer's hammer in 4140.
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You forge with the precision of an engineer. Never a disappointment to watch. Bravo.
Every mechanic in America has one of these bad boys
So glad you didn’t take a torch to the handle. 👏👏👏
Awesome Work and I vote your shop is the Cleanest and Tidiest Shop in the World!
I’m learning to become a carpenter but blacksmithing is cool aswell
A classic case of beauty in simplicity. Thanks for the video!
Pre drilling the hole to start is a grate idea makes things so much easer and accurate .
Already know I'm gonna love it. The cleanliness of your forgings are always top notch.
Good idea to drill the hole first and then forging.
Great seeing another video of yours!
What a nice hammer! Well done! Also like the style of your presentation.
Very sharp drill bit!!! Great work....
Very clean forging.. nice hammer!
It turned out very well there my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Nice work
Fine work!
What a wonderful shop you have, Sir. Nice hammer.
Very nice hammer and a great job making it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Great work. We posted this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)
Отличный ручник получился. За процессом наблюдать одно удовольствие!
What a beautiful hammer! Good work! Never seen that type of wedge before, must work great!
Thanks, yeah I'm trying this instead of a metal wedge. It seems to push the eye gaps a bit tighter.
Đồ nghề gọn và sạch sẽ, sản phẩm đẹp. Đây mới gọi là yêu nghề và đam mê.
Excepcional guerreiro!! Tiro o meu chapéu para você.
Please keep making videos!
good job
great job sir you deserve a subscription the more I like
El día que los gringos 🇺🇸 no tengan electricidad, cierran el país y se van a Cuba, Pakistán u otro lugar , a aprender de la gente que depende más de su ingenio que de un ejercito de máquinas .....
Miren los videos de los herreros rusos que generalmente no tienen mucha tecnología y además, no usan guantes para cuidar sus manos .....
Bravo por los Verdaderos herreros !!!!!.
Desde Argentina, un saludo a los gringos 🇺🇸 que cuidan sus manos de princesa.....
The quintessential sledge hammer extremely well executed . I love that you broke the edges of the cheeks It's a nice touch. Oh and btw I just received a swageblock that I had Cnc'd from your pattern with very few adjustments It's a lovely piece of kit works a treat so thank you for that! Cheers!
It is beautiful and i love how cleanly you work i would love to have one of these
Everything is so proper like never should, i dont know but i feel some hannibal lecter vibe lol
The Swedish guy has a competitor.
Bravo si vede che sei un vero fabbro
Nice
how heavy is that sledge? i really want a 2lbs sledge but can not buy them locally in South Africa
Dear very interesting video 🤔 “In every day, there are 1,440 minutes. That means we have 1,440 daily opportunities to make a
positive impact.”😃
хорошая работа
отличный ручничок!
Sar parches have kimat india mechanic
How much do you charge for one of your superb sledge hammers?
Hi, I'm taking a break from orders, working on new stuff, will update in the new year.
Kitne ka milta hai
Batao kitne ka milta hai
It turned out well for a $10 hammer.
Do you make any money? - all the wasted time keeping things excessively clean and tidy doesn’t really add up. Unless this is a occasional hobby?
Wait, are you negging a blacksmith?
Who are you?
@@remibedard5494 Just your friendly neighborhood blacksmith trying to figure out what is going on with a huge shop and very little signs of dust, oil, or heavy wear & tear. I’m more intrigued on how he keeps it so living room clean all the while blacksmithing everyday. Finish products look great. Maybe he can do a shop tour video and throw in how he keeps things clean. If one were to watch 97% of blacksmithing videos you’d understand my conundrum.
@@bobwhelk2115 Nothing wrong there sorry for being a bit dry. I thought you were being more judgmental than it seems now. Hey have a good Friday!
Nice work
Nice work