What to say FANTASTIC AMAZING Feel LIKE AN AGATHA CHRISTIE OR SHERLOCK HOLMES NOVEL someone can only recognise the craftsmanship of these talented forgotten artisans their knowhow.Surprisingly still some exceptional tradesman care an of passing along part of history for us to rediscover. Well done Thanks
Happy to see you again, Dan! Nice project. For all the other people I bought a forge from this guy. It's amazing and incredible versatile, I love it! Thanks Dan, best design I have seen!
I've found that any time you need to fix something a bit elderly and really worth fixing that Murphy's law, Finagle's law and taanstafl jump up in glee and bite you where it's most inconvenient. It really scrolls my nurd, because I'm not clever or trained up from apprentice level to meet those challenges. I really appreciate watching videos from artisans who can take on those challenges and defeat them, because there is a small chance I might learn something from their instruction and implement it correctly. Thanks Dan for this. You gave the knowledge, now it's up to me to be clever enough , and attentive enough to turn that into a result in my life. Thanks, and please wish me luck!
Hey this is awesome stuff, i moved to ireland fir 3 months to do blacksmithing with guys from leeside forge look it up we did heavy repair on some gates and another one coming out very soon. painting is done and we are now moving on to something else. Lee side forge and my self avantgardnibalik 😄
Terrific to see you back on UA-cam Dan, we’ve missed you buddy and I for one am really looking forward to seeing your upcoming stuff. ‘Hope all is well with you mate...??
Dan at time code 6 30 iwhen you was cutting that bar off it looked like it had an bow on it it looked more prominent at about 10 36 I don't know if it was the camera or not.
@@NOTINTERCEPTER01 I get ya buddy. All 4 vertical outside/inside rails had to be straightened. Along with some of the bars and dog bars. Nice spot though.
Good to see a 9" in action! There has been talk here in oz of banning them. Don't know how that equates for us home users but discs are certainly harder to come by.
Do you find it difficult to match the quality of older material with new stock? I am guessing cost is a factor, as you mentioned it. Also - interesting to see you doing "regular" work instead of teaching. Great perspective to what you do.
Yeah it's a bit of a pain. I'm also starting to think the gate wasn't made in the uk as it is almost all in metric. As for welding and forging the wrought iron and the mild have different issues but they arch weld easy enough. Thanks for the great comment.
Not intending to take away from the job at hand which in and of itself is captivating, but I would like to see a close up of the contrivance you are using to hold your chalk marker.
@@roberteno5217 I posted a video if making it about a year ago. I was selling kit which you could uses to make the holder and some other bits. That's all stopped now.
What to say FANTASTIC AMAZING Feel LIKE AN AGATHA CHRISTIE OR SHERLOCK HOLMES NOVEL someone can only recognise the craftsmanship of these talented forgotten artisans their knowhow.Surprisingly still some exceptional tradesman care an of passing along part of history for us to rediscover.
Well done
Thanks
One of the best is back!!! Thanks Mr. Moss, always intresting to watch what you up to.
Happy to see you again, Dan! Nice project. For all the other people I bought a forge from this guy. It's amazing and incredible versatile, I love it! Thanks Dan, best design I have seen!
Thanks for sharing your work on this interesting project.
I'am also glad to see you back hope all has been well godbless and thanks for teaching us all so much.
Great topic and it’s awesome to see a new video from you!
I've found that any time you need to fix something a bit elderly and really worth fixing that Murphy's law, Finagle's law and taanstafl jump up in glee and bite you where it's most inconvenient. It really scrolls my nurd, because I'm not clever or trained up from apprentice level to meet those challenges. I really appreciate watching videos from artisans who can take on those challenges and defeat them, because there is a small chance I might learn something from their instruction and implement it correctly. Thanks Dan for this. You gave the knowledge, now it's up to me to be clever enough , and attentive enough to turn that into a result in my life. Thanks, and please wish me luck!
I always admire your work Daniel - the gate repairs will be good content.
Fabulous to watch another of your videos!
Gotta check out your Patreon 👍😊
Stoked to have you back, Daniel!
Thanks Dan. I like the architectural stuff. Its great to see this kind of repair work done well. 👍
It's coming along nicely so far. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
It’s nice to see you again sure was worried for a time
Hey this is awesome stuff, i moved to ireland fir 3 months to do blacksmithing with guys from leeside forge look it up we did heavy repair on some gates and another one coming out very soon. painting is done and we are now moving on to something else. Lee side forge and my self avantgardnibalik 😄
Dan,nice seeing you in the shop doing what you do best, I'll bet that gate is going to look original when it's done.
Welcome back. Missed your videos. Hoper all's well with you and yours. Paul
Awesome vid mate so glad your back 👍 and let me know if you get any of those gas forges back in its almost Christmas after all 😀
Terrific to see you back on UA-cam Dan, we’ve missed you buddy and I for one am really looking forward to seeing your upcoming stuff. ‘Hope all is well with you mate...??
Wow, long time no see! 'twas glad to see the youtube notification pop up :)
All right!! You’re back!! Awesome
On ya Dan, this is going to be good.
🤝👍🙋♂️
Nice project. Your good bro. Luv ya anyways
Thank you so much for all your support dude your a mega star.
Dan at time code 6 30 iwhen you was cutting that bar off it looked like it had an bow on it it looked more prominent at about 10 36 I don't know if it was the camera or not.
It's all straight now buddy.
@@danielmoss2089 lol I did not know if you had noticed it but parts was not so noticeable but parts was it might just of been me seeing things.
@@NOTINTERCEPTER01 I get ya buddy. All 4 vertical outside/inside rails had to be straightened. Along with some of the bars and dog bars. Nice spot though.
@@danielmoss2089 and my glasses was dirty as well they had steamed up lol
Good to see a 9" in action! There has been talk here in oz of banning them. Don't know how that equates for us home users but discs are certainly harder to come by.
Some places a 4" can't get! Hope they don't bane them!
He lives!
Do you find it difficult to match the quality of older material with new stock? I am guessing cost is a factor, as you mentioned it. Also - interesting to see you doing "regular" work instead of teaching. Great perspective to what you do.
Yeah it's a bit of a pain. I'm also starting to think the gate wasn't made in the uk as it is almost all in metric. As for welding and forging the wrought iron and the mild have different issues but they arch weld easy enough. Thanks for the great comment.
Not intending to take away from the job at hand which in and of itself is captivating, but I would like to see a close up of the contrivance you are using to hold your chalk marker.
@@roberteno5217 I posted a video if making it about a year ago. I was selling kit which you could uses to make the holder and some other bits. That's all stopped now.
@@danielmoss2089 Thank you for the response Mr. Moss. I will search for that video. Looks like a handy little must-have tool.
nothing worse than rectifying a bodge job. we've had a few of them over the years. 👍
They can be hell on earth. I think I did a good job in the end.
Dan good to see you back on the tube .