Keep in mind we don't wanna lose Jamie to him creating his own successful youtube channel and blacksmithing workshop. Seems oddly specific, but I feel like there's something to it.
… then I would have TWO partners who created their own successful UA-cam channel and blacksmithing workshop. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Just by watching his channel (and others), I've been sort of able to give advice on the Baliscissors (butterfly scissors) project. Probably not great advice, but I do get a feeling why the scissor halves warp unpredictably after machining and grinding in the bevel. Alec too learned from the best, and following his channel (and That Works) gives a great insight into basic metallurgy without having to follow engineering courses. I'm not sure I could do half as well as Jamie though, but I do love the process of crafting and manufacturing.
This is a *perfect* example of the interaction between a *true* teacher and a student. Guiding, giving subtle hints, while still allowing them to make mistakes that they can recover from.
I would take a series where you take one or more people and teach them various blacksmithing skills, starting from something simplistic to more complicated things. Way to go Jamie.
when he first started his youtube channel. he us to teach people. You can see him making all them tools with a class in his very old clips. Alec even live streamed for awhile. shame he stopped them.
@@ItsAnArtform Just a theory, but I would bet covid had a huge factor on this. I was working in a makers shop before covid, and once the pandemic hit, not only did we get WAYY less commissions, but being around people in close proximity was a risk factor so we decided to shut down.
Awesome idea. A lot of us would love the chance to do something like that and Jamie is the perfect stand in, for us to see how that might turn out for us! Next: Alex vs Jamie!
You should do a series going through the ABANA (Artist Blacksmith Association of North America) curriculum, perhaps with some useful tips along the way for aspiring smiths. Enjoyed the video!
You gotta get Jamie to make a makers mark for all the stuff he’s been making recently I love all this stuff you guys have been working on. Keep on the amazing work :)
Oooooh what a glorious episode! Technical input, learning to be had, from billet to finished product in one episode! I LOVE IT !!!! Thank you Jamie and Alec!! Best regards from Norway!
I wish I had a friend like you Alec. I've just found your channel and it's helping me through an incredibly tough time so thank you and keep up the great work.
Man I loved the old tool forging videos. Like when he made a beautiful damascus Japanese hammer .Alec should make some unique beautiful tools . I always loved how Illia from that makes has an engraved and enlayed hammer.
really appreciated the balance of letting Jaimie work it out but dropping hints. much more fun to watch, as opposed to a strict version. was really wholesome and gratifying to see Jaimie learn and Alec thrive as a teacher. if you'd just shown me the hammer id never believe it was some ones first.
I think the way I learned to hole punch is continue on one side till the thinnest side cools faster then switch back and forth till it gives. Its fun when you get a nice and toasty biscuit in the sock
An interesting short would be a bunch of clips of hammer swings counting how many strikes it takes to forge a hammer or whatever. Oooor a challenge between to smiths where they "bid" how few of strikes it'll take to make something
I just acquired a forge. When I return home, my blacksmithing journey can finally begin. Nice hammer Jamie, my first will be an old sledge hammer, transformed into a rounding hammer.
Kinda wish there was a bit more to this vid, Alec pointing out where Jamie went right, where he can improve, breaking down the features and effects Jamie got on his hammer because of how he worked it, and what Alec would have done to make it better
This clip shows it very clear how big difference does it make to start from a scratch and knowing nothing and how you perform when you watched someone doing that work (and document it) for some time. Comfort with tools, catching hints, knowing the process... It takes time and practice. He had his time watching, just needs a bit of time feeling how it's done. And it goes fast. Really good job. And i wish my first hammer would be as good :)
Passion, Pressure, and Personal pride. Those are my points of success. Got to love what you do, supply and demand, and if you won't buy it, most others won't either.
Suggestion: It would be awesome if on the end of the video if you show hammer being used on hot metal, how it does, the balance some commentary would be nice :) Awesome job both of you this was very nice and friendly as any learning should be :)
Loved this! I've missed your teaching videos, and this is a fantastic idea. Someone who has seen the whole process up close attempting to perform the creative task themselves. A great confidence builder for other new blacksmiths, that still ... drives home ... the point that sooner or later you need someone to help you. Even if they are gravitationally challenged. 😀
As a teacher, I completely understand the desire to just do it for the studnet. BUT YOU CAN'T! That is how people learn by doing and gentle guidance. Well Done Both of you.
I gotta say, this one was a lot of fun to watch. Seeing the precision and power behind Alecs strikes with that sledge was really impressive. Also Jamie I thought you did an awesome job and did very well for your first time. I'd love to have this opportunity to learn from Alec and work beside him. Very cool, well done guys. Great episode
You want a video of editing? Wouldnt that just inevitably result in an infinite regression of videos of editing of videos of editing of videos of editing...?
Really enjoyed this one. Jaime seemed a bit apprehensive initially, however, by the end he really made a nice looking piece. I enjoyed the format, teaching, but only hinting at the next step.
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It is nice to see some of the onscreen cooperation between to guys doing projects. And allways fun to see ppl learning. Way to go jamie. You should make a nice display plate of wood and hang it at home. Beautiful and a good memory to have on the wall! -And it is one of those things your future guests would ask about and that would be a good conversation piece. :)
Thank you for making a video that's not a series. Yo your one of my top five UA-camrs, but if I gotta watch more than two episodes for the end result I'm not sticking around. Thanks for the shot stop. 👍🏼
This is a fun idea! Grab some who has only watch videos and hasn't forged at all and get them to forge stuff with no help whatsoever! You should do more of this it is so much fun.
How about a series of videos of you making tools but how it’s changed since your first few videos. How your techniques have changed or stayed the same. Style changes. Etc.
I think everyone, at some point in life questions why they chose the profession they work in. I think Jamie has discovered why he didn’t choose to be a blacksmith, but big props to him for going through that!
I must admit Alec! Seeing you work alongside someone else REALLY brings out the energetic Alec from when I discovered you years ago. I missed him 🥰 It's wonderful to see you filled with excitement over working the metal again AND filming! 😅 Hihi! PS; Jamie! Great work on that Hammer buddy! 😁👌
Great job Jamie. You have great teacher. On another subject. I have a challenge idea for you. I saw another guy forge a steel frying pan. So, I wondered what a damascus frying pan would look like ? Just a thought.
This was a great video! Not surprised how well Jamie did though, not just because of being around and part of Alex's antics but Jamie is pretty on to it anyways.
Your next project should be to make the Subtle Knife from His Dark Materials. In the TV Series they depict it as being 4 sided with 2 sides having a oil stain pattern (patina) and the other 2 being a high polished stainless steel
Another idea could be Jamie's blind trials. Jamie describes a project to Alec and sets a time limit. Alec creates and at the end, Jamie's drawing is revealed and Alecs finished article is compared to Jamie's drawing/ concept to see how closely it matches.
Jamie needs a maker's mark for all the new things he's gonna forge
Jamie needs a destroying mark
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Not until he becomes a master
I was about to comment the same.
I was thinking exactly the same thing!!
Keep in mind we don't wanna lose Jamie to him creating his own successful youtube channel and blacksmithing workshop. Seems oddly specific, but I feel like there's something to it.
… then I would have TWO partners who created their own successful UA-cam channel and blacksmithing workshop. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Let's hope. You can't be someone's minion forever. Gotta go out on your own at some point.
He could always Cask Of Amantiado Alec then he doesn't even need to make his own channel
Reminds me of Blitz and Intern
Love seeing Jamie get more involved in the videos, from added commentary to full on forging, its great!
You can't be around a craftsman like Alec without picking up some skills of your own.
Osmosis learning.
Yep
A day with a good teacher is better than a thousand days of study
He should have Yogo try to forge a hammer then
Just by watching his channel (and others), I've been sort of able to give advice on the Baliscissors (butterfly scissors) project. Probably not great advice, but I do get a feeling why the scissor halves warp unpredictably after machining and grinding in the bevel. Alec too learned from the best, and following his channel (and That Works) gives a great insight into basic metallurgy without having to follow engineering courses.
I'm not sure I could do half as well as Jamie though, but I do love the process of crafting and manufacturing.
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Jamie's refusal to call the punch and drift by their actual names and instead calling them "small hole maker" and "big hole maker" is hilarious.
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This is a *perfect* example of the interaction between a *true* teacher and a student. Guiding, giving subtle hints, while still allowing them to make mistakes that they can recover from.
That's how proper Coaching works :)
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I would take a series where you take one or more people and teach them various blacksmithing skills, starting from something simplistic to more complicated things. Way to go Jamie.
when he first started his youtube channel. he us to teach people. You can see him making all them tools with a class in his very old clips. Alec even live streamed for awhile. shame he stopped them.
The collabs where he teaches blacksmithing were great. It would be nice to have more of them again.
@@ItsAnArtform Just a theory, but I would bet covid had a huge factor on this. I was working in a makers shop before covid, and once the pandemic hit, not only did we get WAYY less commissions, but being around people in close proximity was a risk factor so we decided to shut down.
Awesome idea. A lot of us would love the chance to do something like that and Jamie is the perfect stand in, for us to see how that might turn out for us!
Next: Alex vs Jamie!
Alex will spend 8 videos fixing mistakes; Jamie would make one video.
But in 2 categories, where the other is an expert in
Whose Alex? : )
@@tobyforrest3877 Alec's slightly cooler cousin Alex Typo. ;-)
You should do a series going through the ABANA (Artist Blacksmith Association of North America) curriculum, perhaps with some useful tips along the way for aspiring smiths. Enjoyed the video!
ngl I really love alec's teaching style here... always asking the right questions to get Jamie to come to the right answer
You gotta get Jamie to make a makers mark for all the stuff he’s been making recently I love all this stuff you guys have been working on. Keep on the amazing work :)
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Oooooh what a glorious episode! Technical input, learning to be had, from billet to finished product in one episode! I LOVE IT !!!! Thank you Jamie and Alec!! Best regards from Norway!
Man. You two are the most iconic duo 9n the internet. Seeing Jamie try out new skills is very exciting
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Well done, gents! Jamie taught you about caving, and you have him swinging a hammer at hot steel. Love it!
I love how you and Jamie are teaching each other new skills--caving vs. smithing.
I wish I had a friend like you Alec. I've just found your channel and it's helping me through an incredibly tough time so thank you and keep up the great work.
Man I loved the old tool forging videos. Like when he made a beautiful damascus Japanese hammer .Alec should make some unique beautiful tools . I always loved how Illia from that makes has an engraved and enlayed hammer.
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Apprentice Jamie should be an entire series!!!
really appreciated the balance of letting Jaimie work it out but dropping hints. much more fun to watch, as opposed to a strict version. was really wholesome and gratifying to see Jaimie learn and Alec thrive as a teacher. if you'd just shown me the hammer id never believe it was some ones first.
I love all the recent content with Jamie.
He’s quality.
Great job here too.
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I think the way I learned to hole punch is continue on one side till the thinnest side cools faster then switch back and forth till it gives.
Its fun when you get a nice and toasty biscuit in the sock
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I think you gave him just the right amount of tips. Not letting him ruin anything and making sure he's safe. Great job to the both of you!
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Bringing this channel back to its roots!!! I remember all the videos of you teaching classes and seeing this again was incredible!! Fantastic job
Absolutely love it when a trade is learned and passed on. Ggs both of you.
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Man I just love this. Brings me back to my beginning days, and the days I teach my friends to strike and forge on their own. You two are the best.
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I just acquired a forge. When I return home, my blacksmithing journey can finally begin. Nice hammer Jamie, my first will be an old sledge hammer, transformed into a rounding hammer.
My absolute favorite video. Showing a friend how to make something is integral to the spirit of blacksmithing.
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Kinda wish there was a bit more to this vid, Alec pointing out where Jamie went right, where he can improve, breaking down the features and effects Jamie got on his hammer because of how he worked it, and what Alec would have done to make it better
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This clip shows it very clear how big difference does it make to start from a scratch and knowing nothing and how you perform when you watched someone doing that work (and document it) for some time. Comfort with tools, catching hints, knowing the process... It takes time and practice. He had his time watching, just needs a bit of time feeling how it's done. And it goes fast. Really good job.
And i wish my first hammer would be as good :)
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Jamie dropping things reminded me of the Alec Steele drinking game from the live stream days
That's a fine hammer. I love the rough look on the side faces.
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It's great to see videos like this where yall are actually forging we need to see Jamie make a maker's mark now.
Kudos on the editing, makes it a very entertaining watch
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After watching this channel for years, this would be one of the best videos. Simple, to the point and entertaining. Great work boys.
Remember when Alec was making videos in a tiny dark workshop? How far he has come!
Awesome work my friend!
This is the best of alac , i like the energy!
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Suggestion: It would be awesome if on the end of the video if you show hammer being used on hot metal, how it does, the balance some commentary would be nice :) Awesome job both of you this was very nice and friendly as any learning should be :)
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Loved this! I've missed your teaching videos, and this is a fantastic idea. Someone who has seen the whole process up close attempting to perform the creative task themselves. A great confidence builder for other new blacksmiths, that still ... drives home ... the point that sooner or later you need someone to help you.
Even if they are gravitationally challenged. 😀
As a teacher, I completely understand the desire to just do it for the studnet. BUT YOU CAN'T! That is how people learn by doing and gentle guidance. Well Done Both of you.
I like the videos with both of you, the interaction and dynamic is fun to watch.
I gotta say, this one was a lot of fun to watch. Seeing the precision and power behind Alecs strikes with that sledge was really impressive. Also Jamie I thought you did an awesome job and did very well for your first time. I'd love to have this opportunity to learn from Alec and work beside him. Very cool, well done guys. Great episode
You two are precious. A joy to see.
Alec being so proud of Jamie is the cutest.
Great job Jamie!!!
This is truly amazing! This makes me want to make my own,but I Sadler don’t have any forging equipment😢
Sadly*
Thanks for filming Alec and Jamie. 👍😁
Soooo... does this mean we get to have a video of Alec editing a video and Jamie watching on? :)
You want a video of editing? Wouldnt that just inevitably result in an infinite regression of videos of editing of videos of editing of videos of editing...?
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Congratulations Jamie brilliant job🎉 watching you and Alex make that rounding hammer ⚒️ you can understand why they cost so match 👍🇬🇧
Great video!! Would love to see Jamie make more !
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Hey Alec, How about making some nice pans, Skillets & utensils for your new home? 👍
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LOVE this video! Always enjoy hearing the thought-process/problem-solving skills put to use.
Hey Alec how about making a Damscus Haiku.
Jamie needs to starting making those in the UK. He is quite good at that. It really looks good
I love seeing you guys teach each other about your respective hobbies, like jamie shows you how to cave, you show him how to forge, so cute 💜
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That’s amazing! Congratulations Jamie! Makes me want to learn to forge! Definitely looks more approachable 🎉
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Hi Alec, here we are again. Just make and finish a freaking katar already.
Really enjoyed this one. Jaime seemed a bit apprehensive initially, however, by the end he really made a nice looking piece. I enjoyed the format, teaching, but only hinting at the next step.
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Definitely need more Jamie-making-things content.
I have to say, very impressed with Jamie's work, well done👏
It is nice to see some of the onscreen cooperation between to guys doing projects. And allways fun to see ppl learning. Way to go jamie. You should make a nice display plate of wood and hang it at home. Beautiful and a good memory to have on the wall! -And it is one of those things your future guests would ask about and that would be a good conversation piece. :)
Thank you for making a video that's not a series. Yo your one of my top five UA-camrs, but if I gotta watch more than two episodes for the end result I'm not sticking around. Thanks for the shot stop. 👍🏼
Hey Alic, can you make a sword for chopping wood?
I rather like watching Alec teaching. It's a wonderful side of him.
See, now I want to see a video of Jaime doing Alec stuff, shot and edited by Alec.
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Hey.. Jamie should do from start to finish.. including the grinding, tempering and handle. 😁
Great job!
You guys worked very well together. Good idea for the video.
I love Alec and Will together, but Alec and Jamie is awesome!
I bloody loved this episode! What a brilliant job Jamie did. 👏
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Jamie you need your own stamp 👍
Jamie is the best side kick I’ve seen so far🤙
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I like the way you’ve got Jamie in front of the camera for more than just bits. Though I like the bits too. Nice job, Jamie!
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Great video guys!
Have Jamie make an axe next?
I love how Alec can’t help but teach!
This is a fun idea! Grab some who has only watch videos and hasn't forged at all and get them to forge stuff with no help whatsoever! You should do more of this it is so much fun.
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How about a series of videos of you making tools but how it’s changed since your first few videos. How your techniques have changed or stayed the same. Style changes. Etc.
I think everyone, at some point in life questions why they chose the profession they work in. I think Jamie has discovered why he didn’t choose to be a blacksmith, but big props to him for going through that!
This was a great video. Back to what got a lot of us introduced and interested in the channel.
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very well done. I'm surprised that Jamie didn't put his own touchmark on it.
From one Jamie to another...well done sir...Next object to make...a torch...that would be magic😁
Great idea! Please do more of these in the future
I must admit Alec! Seeing you work alongside someone else REALLY brings out the energetic Alec from when I discovered you years ago.
I missed him 🥰
It's wonderful to see you filled with excitement over working the metal again AND filming! 😅
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PS; Jamie! Great work on that Hammer buddy! 😁👌
Reported for fake account 🙄. Been a fan long enough to call this bullshit. Stupid people who try and scam others. Ugh.
Keep up the good work, Alec! 👌
Great job Jamie and Alec - most enjoyable to watch along.
It's free smithing lessons is what it is! Love your stuff! Good work, guys, and keep it up!
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Great job Jamie. You have great teacher. On another subject. I have a challenge idea for you. I saw another guy forge a steel frying pan. So, I wondered what a damascus frying pan would look like ? Just a thought.
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This was a great video! Not surprised how well Jamie did though, not just because of being around and part of Alex's antics but Jamie is pretty on to it anyways.
Your next project should be to make the Subtle Knife from His Dark Materials. In the TV Series they depict it as being 4 sided with 2 sides having a oil stain pattern (patina) and the other 2 being a high polished stainless steel
Dang man. That’s glorious. Nice job dude. I’d be so proud.
Guided discovery is a great teaching tool 👍
It's always fun to see Jamie learning good techniques in tool making.
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good video idea, been loving the channel recently. There have been some really unique ideas yall have come up with.
Great job, impressive. I would personally have tried to even out the sides a bit though. It would have irked me too much.
Another idea could be Jamie's blind trials. Jamie describes a project to Alec and sets a time limit. Alec creates and at the end, Jamie's drawing is revealed and Alecs finished article is compared to Jamie's drawing/ concept to see how closely it matches.
I absolutely love this!! You two are awesome!
Here’s a challenge. How about you take some rebar as your starting stock then see what you can make out of it, say like a glave or something.
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You should make a golf set !!