If he didn't keep walking around, blocking the other fellow from seeing, it wouldn't be so bad. I would have tripped him after the third time i had to move to see and then tossed his phone in the forge.
Very good debate. Pound for pound your going to spend about the same amount as you will need about 8 times as much charcoal, but you could make your own char. There again how many trees can you cut down in your yard? That means you need to buy firewood (eventually) to convert and there's the work involved in that. My opinion all fuel sources wind up costing about the same. Either in money or time. So I guess it really comes down to personal preference.
so much good and useful information in this casual video, I appreciate you putting it out there
My Friend Sam n myself took a week long class here. If your really serious about Blacksmithing Take a class here. You won't regret it !!
Thanks for the great video! I'm self-taught and will be moving to Maryland from Alaska soon.
Stay in Alaska
It sucks in the lower 48
Can you tell me that how big is it the fan in the chimney ?
thanks for the answer
keep up the good work.
I R̲E̲A̲L̲L̲Y̲ want to take the Seax class at NESM.
Can someone tell the young man to put his friggin iphone away? This gentleman is trying to teach them a REAL LIFE skill.
He is most likely recording the session.
Rob The Crazy Ronin r
If he didn't keep walking around, blocking the other fellow from seeing, it wouldn't be so bad. I would have tripped him after the third time i had to move to see and then tossed his phone in the forge.
The other problem with coal is that it is not environmentally friendly and renewable. Unlike lump charcoal.
ahhh, but where does the charcoal come from and how much more of it do you end up using
Very good debate. Pound for pound your going to spend about the same amount as you will need about 8 times as much charcoal, but you could make your own char. There again how many trees can you cut down in your yard? That means you need to buy firewood (eventually) to convert and there's the work involved in that. My opinion all fuel sources wind up costing about the same. Either in money or time. So I guess it really comes down to personal preference.
Not everybody lives in West Virginia where coal is plentiful !!