Forging hexagonal, Japanese style hammer & ???

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  • Опубліковано 1 чер 2017
  • In this video, I forge one of my single face style hammers out of hexagonal stock - not my usual round or rectangular stock style. I also make this a bit longer than my standard hammers. I explain a bit about my tooling and the process...
    website: www.gstongs.com
    email: glen03@earthlink.net
    If you would like to donate any amount, click the Paypal donate button in the homepage banner. Or Paypal directly to my email - either way I will receive notification and recognize you for the donation in a video. Thanks. Glen
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  • @RoscoPColetraneIII
    @RoscoPColetraneIII 4 роки тому +5

    You're working off a balcony! Very impressive. Reminds me that we don't always need all the space or fancy tools we think we need in order to do the job well

  • @Fed2thewolves
    @Fed2thewolves 7 років тому

    I would cherish this hammer, I've been drooling over your hammers ever since I started watching you. You are a very talented and gifted blacksmith, and to own one of your pieces of art would be an honor I would cherish forever.

  • @eriggsbe1
    @eriggsbe1 7 років тому

    out of all the blacksmith I watched on UA-cam I enjoy your channel the most. keep up the good work Glen.

  • @joemajor6066
    @joemajor6066 7 років тому

    I just cant believe you do all this by hand. People that have never hit a chunk of steel that big with a hand hammer would have no idea how hard it really is. Just amazing hats off too you Glen!

  • @warrenmasters3036
    @warrenmasters3036 7 років тому

    10,000 is just the beginning. blacksmithing is in a huge resurgence. Your channel is excellent! Ride the wave to 100,000 by this time next year. thank you for your fantastic tutorials!!!

  • @peterobrien4911
    @peterobrien4911 7 років тому

    Beautiful tool! Also I found the sound of the rain very soothing.

  • @chuckturner5817
    @chuckturner5817 7 років тому

    What impresses me most about your work is the exactitude with which you perform each function combined with the overall neatness of your workspace . impressive !

  • @divrguy757
    @divrguy757 6 років тому +1

    Still one of favorite channels. Thanks Glenn

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  6 років тому

      Thanks, I appreciate your support. Glen

  • @thewarriorpig3151
    @thewarriorpig3151 7 років тому +2

    Glen, I'd love to have your Hammer...who wouldnt!! I love your anvil, forge and tools that you've made. I've been curious about your lifestyle, there in a foreign country. Love to see a video about where you live, cost of things (compared to the US), how/why you over there, etc. You're a great wealth of information to all of us "newbies" to the craft and I thank you for varied and numerous projects that you put out. Enjoy each and every one! Thanks,
    Mark C. Clark
    Gainesville, Florida

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Mark, How funny, I'm only replying to your comment here after so long and after just sending your purchase. I kept thinking - this name seems familiar... I will do some giveaways again when time allows. Thanks.

  • @nickdean08
    @nickdean08 7 років тому

    You're awesome, Glen. Definitely one of the people who got me very interested in the craft.

  • @beanyboom18
    @beanyboom18 7 років тому +2

    the gods were giving you quenching water, nice work.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Yes, my slack tub runneth over... Thanks.

  • @d.gregorybrown7779
    @d.gregorybrown7779 7 років тому

    Thanks Glen for the video. It is another well thought out process that ended in a project with your elegant yet frugal and robust style.

  • @sonnybelson2167
    @sonnybelson2167 5 років тому +3

    Great job done even working through downpour conditions. Super use of your tool set and the skills that go along with them.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому +1

      Hi Sonny and thanks for your support...for your purchases. Rain can get pretty wild here at times.

  • @genebinette4305
    @genebinette4305 7 років тому +1

    Hi Glen, You make it look easy and I hope it is some day for me! I have bad feet and I am a huge fan of your forge anvil setup, especially how you can sit in one spot and move from one to the other easily. I am redesigning my space to have that ease of use. Thanks Glen!

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Gene, Sitting while forging can be a good option but also has it's hazards. Good luck in all and sorry for the super slow response.

  • @melvis129
    @melvis129 7 років тому

    I'm always amazed at how quiet your anvils are. Nice work today!

  • @henriktrulsson276
    @henriktrulsson276 7 років тому

    It´s nice to finally see someone create a japanese style hammer from scratch, and inspiring to watch. thanks :)

  • @lisaturner6857
    @lisaturner6857 7 років тому +2

    My husband Dallas think that was amazing work considering that thunderstorm was bad. that is one awesome hammer.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Lisa/Dallas, Thankfully I'm still around to make more hammers and didn't get hit by lightning. Sorry for the super low reply. Thanks.

  • @jefferybiddix1096
    @jefferybiddix1096 7 років тому

    Great work! Glad you didn't get washed away during that rain storm.

  • @rogerstewart1484
    @rogerstewart1484 7 років тому

    Thanks for showing all your punches at once... good to see the progression start to finish.

  • @waynerrice
    @waynerrice 7 років тому +2

    Nice hammer. Thanks for doing such a good job on videos. We really enjoy your work.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Wayne, I will do this sort of giveaway again, hopefully soon. Sorry for the super slow response. Thanks.

  • @bestie_spinel
    @bestie_spinel 7 років тому

    Love your work. Your take on tool making in the Japanese style is artful and unique.

  • @CH755
    @CH755 7 років тому

    Thank you for another informative video, Glen. Gorgeous hammer! My hat is off to you for persevering during that storm, well done.

  • @williamtimmons8791
    @williamtimmons8791 7 років тому

    That is a beautiful hammer. Anyone would be proud to own that hammer. I found your tools and techniques so interesting as they are different from most of the other blacksmiths I watch. thanks for such a great learning experience.

  • @agaskell86
    @agaskell86 7 років тому

    It's good to see someone still making hammers with just hand tools, to many other people just use power hammer and it get boring to watch. Really enjoy the information your putting out the

  • @steveriddell1937
    @steveriddell1937 7 років тому

    hi I am a panel beater stubbed on to ur utube site thought it was amazing I love working with metal . I get a lot of satisfaction seeing the end result so that you for putting your work on . Now I have something else to do with metal .

  • @dyskyzed
    @dyskyzed 7 років тому

    Nice hammer! It's great to see you make this without a press or power-hammer, very inspiring for those of us that don't have them! Thanks!

  • @Hangen0
    @Hangen0 7 років тому

    Nice to watch a hammer made without a striker with just a hand hammer turned out really nice good job.

  • @henrysulser8205
    @henrysulser8205 7 років тому

    Hi Glen
    Great work. Super clean and tidy.
    Thanks for sharing.

  • @ffcrick9144
    @ffcrick9144 7 років тому

    as always thank you for your hard work to make your videos Glen.Your rain storm is like some of the ones we get here at home in western Washington awesome hammer,your work is always amazing Thanks again

  • @forgedalaska27
    @forgedalaska27 7 років тому

    I love the hammer, your videos and mainly your unique style of the art. Have a great day Glen!

  • @jackdawg4579
    @jackdawg4579 7 років тому

    Lovely bit of work Glen.

  • @johnmichael283
    @johnmichael283 7 років тому

    Very nice Glen. Great instructions on the how-to of making a hammer. Never had a chance to use that style hammer. Thanks for your time.

  • @ziopoe
    @ziopoe 7 років тому

    Watching you work is always nice, you make blacksmithing look like a child game, i also find really inspiring the fact you don't have a fancy workshop but just a balcony! (but mabeye i've already said that)

  • @8notorious8
    @8notorious8 7 років тому +2

    Amazing work again Glen!

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Thanks for watching.

  • @thisismyname45
    @thisismyname45 7 років тому

    Hey Glen, I love the hexagon shape. It's good to see you continue uploading videos, too!

  • @spike3579
    @spike3579 7 років тому

    Always love your videos. Thank you for the time and effort you put into them.

  • @behi4353
    @behi4353 Рік тому

    Nice job getting the eye so straight without rotating the workpiece every couple of blows. I will have to try the Japanese style hammer sometime. thanks Glenn.

  • @chrisfendley4926
    @chrisfendley4926 7 років тому

    That's a really good looking hammer, needs a good thunderstorm-ish name to go along with it

  • @lesterstocker8208
    @lesterstocker8208 7 років тому

    Most excellent job Glen! The aesthetics are very pleasing with the longer length and the rounded edges. An excellent blade hammer it will be!

  • @bradleyjohnstonable
    @bradleyjohnstonable 7 років тому

    Excellent craftsmanship!

  • @swillk1
    @swillk1 7 років тому

    Very nice hammer, Glen. I love seeing the entire process.

  • @marianopacheco3329
    @marianopacheco3329 7 років тому +2

    Hello Glen. Great work i always in joy watching you forge. You are a big inspiration i finally forged my first hammer last week it didn't turn out as nice but that will come over time. Thanks again for the great videos. and very nice hammer would look great in my collection.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Mariano, I appreciate your kind words and am sorry for the super slow reply. I will do this sort of giveaway again, hopefully soon. Thanks.

  • @robertwolfe3868
    @robertwolfe3868 7 років тому

    Thanks for all your videos. I know it's a lot of work.

  • @deuce454
    @deuce454 7 років тому

    thank you for another inspiring video... love the unique abd utilitarian style of your work

  • @chriswadleigh2462
    @chriswadleigh2462 7 років тому

    Great work, always a pleasure watching your videos

  • @veteranssmallenginerepair5934
    @veteranssmallenginerepair5934 7 років тому

    Well done! Looking forward to seeing the finished hammer.

  • @martijnschild7804
    @martijnschild7804 7 років тому

    With your limited space, you've showed that you don't need much if you want to black smith.
    Great tutorial and a very beautiful hammer!!

  • @tryhundred
    @tryhundred 7 років тому

    Very nice hammer and I like those drifts you use.
    Just today I saved seven rusty hammers from the junkyard :)
    Keep up the good work!
    greetings from Poland

  • @christopherharrylang7424
    @christopherharrylang7424 7 років тому

    another great video. glad you survived the storm and will be able to continue giving us more informative and interesting content. thanks.

  • @geamover9604
    @geamover9604 5 років тому +4

    You are realy batter teacher.....
    Iam Abbas hamd from Iraq..

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому +2

      Abbas, Thanks for watching. The internet is amazing - people from all over the world can share thoughts and ideas... Glen

  • @metalecomigo
    @metalecomigo 7 років тому

    Nice Hammer Glen.
    Thanks for sharing.

  • @ron2382
    @ron2382 7 років тому

    Great job Glen, one of my favorite style hammers. You nailed it. We have dealt with some flooding over the past few weeks. been very loud in my metal garage. Thanks for sharing

  • @dancuevas2065
    @dancuevas2065 6 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge, as everyone knows, people that really love to teach, are the most blessed people on earth.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  6 років тому

      Dan, That's a very wonderful thing to say. Thanks for watching and commenting. Glen

  • @cowdoc92
    @cowdoc92 7 років тому

    Great work - you make it look easy

  • @johnamarant7105
    @johnamarant7105 7 років тому

    Superb work Glen

  • @gstongs
    @gstongs  7 років тому +1

    Hi everyone, the cutoff to be entered in the drawing for this hammer is here (2 full days). Everyone below my comment (from Jack Dawg to the first commenter) will be entered. Thanks. Glen GS Tongs

  • @Isidvicious1
    @Isidvicious1 7 років тому

    Awesome hammer, nothing like blacksmithing in the rain. "Dibs" on the hammer!

  • @calebpurvis4285
    @calebpurvis4285 7 років тому

    I love your work. you're an inspiration.

  • @RickRabjohn
    @RickRabjohn 7 років тому

    Glen!! Great video and great hammer - thanks for taking the time to share your methods.
    You always do such nice work, and I sure would value that hammer in my forge - Booyah!

  • @johnsmith-qy7fw
    @johnsmith-qy7fw 7 років тому

    thanks for the video. It is always interesting watching your work environment, because I was born in Taiwan and live in the US now. Opposite of your situation. It bring back memories.

  • @stevenloechel3124
    @stevenloechel3124 7 років тому

    Nice hammer. Like your idea with the different drifts

  • @bryanhempe2366
    @bryanhempe2366 6 років тому

    Great job love your workmanship

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  6 років тому

      Bryan, I'm very glad you like my work. I'm always hoping too improve my video quality but for me progress is slow. Anyway, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Glen

  • @michaelbattistone8665
    @michaelbattistone8665 7 років тому

    Great setup you have there! I enjoyed watching your video, and look forward to watching more. Good Job on the hammer, looks great!!

  • @KashaTsepesh
    @KashaTsepesh 7 років тому

    Awesome video. Thanks for showing us!

  • @Dwarvenchef
    @Dwarvenchef 7 років тому

    Outstanding work for the space you have

    • @johnspargo5876
      @johnspargo5876 7 років тому

      Thanks Glen. appreciate the exelence! How long did it take to get the stock from cold to forging temp in your furnace?
      regards from John Spargo in Cape Town

  • @tysonmitchell4283
    @tysonmitchell4283 7 років тому

    awesome work once again glen!!! love all your work. and also seeing how things are done on the other side of the world! Thank you for the great vids sir! Keep it up!!!!

  • @xpoolguy5406
    @xpoolguy5406 7 років тому

    your talents make it look like an easy process. nice work. beautiful result !

    • @rickchargois9322
      @rickchargois9322 7 років тому

      As always great job! When you get back from the states lets visit about your rivet less tongs and a hammer. Take care and thanks again for your guidance!
      Rick

  • @paulhaines1483
    @paulhaines1483 7 років тому

    Great job. Thanks for showing my touch mark

  • @jasonschriver4695
    @jasonschriver4695 7 років тому

    Right on Glen, congrats on the 10K and very cool way to make a hammer.

  • @ChippewaOutdoors
    @ChippewaOutdoors 7 років тому

    it is very cool to watch the anvil take the heat out of the piece as it sits on the anvil. very nice looking hammer!

  • @Andy-Gibb
    @Andy-Gibb 3 роки тому

    Awesome work. I really like the shape. Well done

  • @ThePetitemoron
    @ThePetitemoron 7 років тому

    Awsome to see once again a "new" way of making one. Major difference between your way of doing it and the way i was told it should be done (at school). Will have to give it a go when i next time get the chance to forge again. Thx for the content m8.

  • @lensrig
    @lensrig 7 років тому

    Great hammer to grace anyone's tool box and a very explanatory video thanks

  • @darbypereira1980
    @darbypereira1980 7 років тому

    Turned out nice. Your dedicated to the craft to have worked through that storm like that. Here's to your next ten thousand.

  • @dhs186
    @dhs186 7 років тому

    working in the rain = dedication! nice result

  • @bradnymeyer9064
    @bradnymeyer9064 7 років тому

    You do great work. I love your videos!

  • @adrianpimentel7014
    @adrianpimentel7014 7 років тому

    Been thoroughly enjoying your channel since your beginnings!

  • @bfreddyd
    @bfreddyd 7 років тому

    Looks great Glen, I have make some drifts so this video is gonna be very helpful, thanks.

  • @linngittins5737
    @linngittins5737 Рік тому

    Absolutely brilliant! I was hoping to see one hand forged and this was it.

  • @knightstalker1401
    @knightstalker1401 7 років тому

    Can't wait to see the finished product!

  • @SeabassTheImmortal
    @SeabassTheImmortal 7 років тому

    Hammer looks nice! Cant wait to see it with a handle and finished.

  • @tinkermouse-scottrussell3738
    @tinkermouse-scottrussell3738 7 років тому

    Nice project Glen, enjoyed this content.

  • @mackereldude
    @mackereldude 7 років тому

    Great Tutorial! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm looking forward to see how the hammer cleans up after you get all the scale off of it.

  • @leathertoolz
    @leathertoolz 7 років тому

    Hello, Glen! another great work! Thank you for showing us the process how your hammer is made. I hope you continue your work as always. Cheers! (I am entering for this unique hammer too!)

  • @arondennis4810
    @arondennis4810 5 років тому +1

    Awesome video, and a beautiful hammer. Good job.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Aron, Glad you like this. Sorry for the slow reply and thank for watching. Glen

  • @4trout12429
    @4trout12429 7 років тому

    I always enjoy watching your blacksmithing videos. I am amazed as oto the way you blacksmith so many different tools, and projects without power hammers and the like. Always interesting and fun to watch. Must be the rainy season in Taiwan now! Thanks for the chance to win such a great hammer! I need it!

  • @dougfranklin6338
    @dougfranklin6338 7 років тому +2

    great video and I know the hammer will be as amazing as everything else you make

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Doug, I plan to start doing more giveaways when time allows. Thanks.

  • @Bwayne-mv5bw
    @Bwayne-mv5bw 7 років тому

    Great looking hammer Glenn

  • @nofingidea
    @nofingidea 7 років тому

    Great looking hammer!

  • @ritareadyerbible2166
    @ritareadyerbible2166 7 років тому +2

    Another beautiful hammer.

    • @gstongs
      @gstongs  5 років тому

      Rita, I will do this sort of giveaway again. Thanks.

  • @chrislawrence6015
    @chrislawrence6015 7 років тому

    awesome looking hammer can't wait to see a handle on it thanks for your time and effort

  • @edmorris5007
    @edmorris5007 7 років тому

    As always, Glen, great work! You have really taught me a lot, with your videos. I have even begun sitting down, while doing some forging tasks, like riveting and chiseling...lol..that Hammer would look great in my Smithy...congratulations on reaching 10,000 subscribers!

  • @SlappFunk
    @SlappFunk 7 років тому

    Glen, you channel is a pleasure to watch! As a beginning blacksmith, I appreciate your teachings. Sure could use a nice hammer like that! I'd put it to work right away!⚒

  • @LarsBio
    @LarsBio 7 років тому

    Nice Work Glen!

  • @keithwhipple9048
    @keithwhipple9048 7 років тому

    I like the shape of the hammer. I think you do a great job in all your videos. Keep up the good work!

  • @menOFnoShame
    @menOFnoShame 7 років тому

    Very nice hammer. Great video.

  • @rebeladams2601
    @rebeladams2601 7 років тому

    Awesome as always!

  • @bobm4187
    @bobm4187 7 років тому

    Nice hammer Glen. The rain really didn't hurt the video. Really like the punches & tongs you sent me. I sure wouldn't mind having one of these hammers. Tkxx & keep the vid's coming...........Bob in Arizona

  • @jdhforge7310
    @jdhforge7310 7 років тому

    Beautiful hammer and great video! I have a favorite pair of tongs from your early days in the US! Congratulations on the 10k

  • @jdhforge7310
    @jdhforge7310 7 років тому

    Congratulations on your 10k! I have a couple pairs of your tongs from when you first started offering them in the states... they are my favorite go to tongs... Beautiful hammer! Thanks for sharing!