James, I hope this will find you in fine spirits while enjoying a beer with friends. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, experience, and forge with me. Greetings from South Africa ⚒️🇿🇦
The comfort zone is a snare that stops you from growing any which way but older and fatter. Good job breaking out! Time to learn and grow a whole new set of skills. @@oconnorblacksmith
That's a very good horse, James; you are quite a skilled artist. I notice that you almost always use a ball pein hammer. Could you comment a bit on that? Is it your favorite, or just convenient? I find that I use a straight pein about 2/3 of the time, a cross pein about a quarter of the time, and a variety of others only very occasionally, with the ball pein rarely stirring from the wall hook. It's just too light compared to the straight & cross. What are your thoughts on this?
James, I hope this will find you in fine spirits while enjoying a beer with friends. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, experience, and forge with me. Greetings from South Africa ⚒️🇿🇦
You are very welcome 😊
Beautiful work! I know craftsmen aren't a talkative lot, but you're doing a great job on the narration.
Thank you, definitely outside my comfort zone!
The comfort zone is a snare that stops you from growing any which way but older and fatter. Good job breaking out! Time to learn and grow a whole new set of skills. @@oconnorblacksmith
@JS-lr7dc thank you! I appreciate that 🔥🔥🔥
The narration is a good addition. I think that’s what you’re older videos were missing.
Great to watch a real craftsman!
Thank you! 🔥
Don't think i've ever heard the irish pronunciation of ovoid before....
Awesome work James - love the tongs
That would be a Jamesism.. or a mispronunciation 😆
Beautiful work .keep it up.
Amazing work. Love watching what you are coming up with.
Very well done. Both the hot work and the film work!
The artistry of your work never ceases to impress
Beautiful tongs, love the new commentary slán go foil
well done!
If you looked closely, he just gave us a good lesson on how to let a hammer do the work.
That's a very good horse, James; you are quite a skilled artist.
I notice that you almost always use a ball pein hammer. Could you comment a bit on that? Is it your favorite, or just convenient? I find that I use a straight pein about 2/3 of the time, a cross pein about a quarter of the time, and a variety of others only very occasionally, with the ball pein rarely stirring from the wall hook. It's just too light compared to the straight & cross. What are your thoughts on this?
Another unusual and interesting project. You are very talented. Glad I subscribed...really enjoy your artistic, but practical creations.😃👍👍👍
Thank you very much! 😁🔥🔥
a slight language barrier but a very good tutorial. happy hammering.
I appreciate the feedback! I'll work on that 😄