Glad you enjoyed the shop! My daddy is quite proud of it! The sound of that anvil brings me alot of happiness :) I was blessed to grow up surrounded by an appreciation for history.
breaks my heart when smiths dont know this stuff, and go for the propane/plug and play route, but warms my heart when they learn the basics of true Blacksmithing, even if later
Wow. Got to say loved the video. What a privilege to have have seen a blacksmith with so many years experience letting us all have a look around. Love all the period tools and how his shop is set out. Look forward to another look around. Be great seeing some forging there. Thanks man. ⚒⚒⚒
loved this ! always a pleasure to see where + how these master craftsmen work. this shop had a look of antiquity and was laid out to work in. would love to see a demo by Gary. once again a pleasure.
Great video, nice to meet Gary. For sure , you'll never run out of things to make as a blacksmith. Love to repurpose scrap into useful things. Have fun with it.
Loved your chat with Gary Will. Been blacksmithing myself a few years and always looking for history and advice! Started with gas myself but quickly went to charcoal and then coke. Coal is unavailable here, but was lucky enough to find about 50lb at an estate sale recently! Yeh, the clinker surprised me, heaps of it, coke has some, charcoal none but coal, wow! Subbed to see more although I am not a knife guy, more traditional tools and home wares are my thing!
Watched your anvil find and paint removal video. I"m looking for my own anvil also. Friend of mine used to shoe horses years ago, he said he has one in his barn, I hope its at least a medium size. I build knives also but in the past have used the stock removal method. Hope to forge a few soon as well. Built my forge stand last weekend, turned out nice. My old channel is called....Pintoblades. I haven't posted any new videos in quite a while. Been having some health issues the last few years but I'm feeling better now and ready to start building again. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed the shop! My daddy is quite proud of it! The sound of that anvil brings me alot of happiness :) I was blessed to grow up surrounded by an appreciation for history.
breaks my heart when smiths dont know this stuff, and go for the propane/plug and play route, but warms my heart when they learn the basics of true Blacksmithing, even if later
Wow. Got to say loved the video. What a privilege to have have seen a blacksmith with so many years experience letting us all have a look around. Love all the period tools and how his shop is set out. Look forward to another look around. Be great seeing some forging there. Thanks man. ⚒⚒⚒
Wow, what a gem of a video. Please go back and film more of his shop!. I'd love to see every single hammer, sledge, odd tool and especially the tongs.
loved this ! always a pleasure to see where + how these master craftsmen work. this shop had a look of antiquity and was laid out to work in. would love to see a demo by Gary. once again a pleasure.
Awesome Video, I want to setup a Blacksmith workshop.. I am inspired by Garry's Shop!!! Thanks for Sharing this Video.
Great video, nice to meet Gary. For sure , you'll never run out of things to make as a blacksmith. Love to repurpose scrap into useful things. Have fun with it.
Yes, I like the ...pre vise grip
Интересное видео.Кузница нод старину прекрасно,так как я люблю большинство всё самодельное👍
The sound of that anvil. Just the sound quality. make me feel better i love old anvil,s
Great
knife making is 90% grinding and 10% blacksmithing, not a lot goes into knife smithing really as far as it goes.
Awesome video!!! I just love seeing stuff like this!!!
Great tour! Love to see the tradition...
Loved your chat with Gary Will. Been blacksmithing myself a few years and always looking for history and advice! Started with gas myself but quickly went to charcoal and then coke. Coal is unavailable here, but was lucky enough to find about 50lb at an estate sale recently! Yeh, the clinker surprised me, heaps of it, coke has some, charcoal none but coal, wow! Subbed to see more although I am not a knife guy, more traditional tools and home wares are my thing!
Awesome tour, great video. Thanks for sharing. God bless
Watched your anvil find and paint removal video. I"m looking for my own anvil also. Friend of mine used to shoe horses years ago, he said he has one in his barn, I hope its at least a medium size. I build knives also but in the past have used the stock removal method. Hope to forge a few soon as well. Built my forge stand last weekend, turned out nice. My old channel is called....Pintoblades. I haven't posted any new videos in quite a while. Been having some health issues the last few years but I'm feeling better now and ready to start building again. Cheers!
Fantastic...
Great Video!! I liked!!! BB
Those mini hand vises are telegraph linesman hand vises