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That’s awesome! It’s incredibly addictive. Without a jig you can definitely do exactly the same thing, it just takes a little more patience. I’d watch some videos on good scrolling techniques to help. I do have a video on that I’ll see if I can share. But just take your time and keep adjusting until you get it to look the way you want.

ruclips.net/user/shortsz84VeIH3peU?si=WhylwOWVE-CguIWH In this video you can see how I start the scroll and lift my tong hand up as I work the scroll towards myself. That will help keep it nice and even.

Whaaaaaaat?!

@Bifrostforge22 This ain't it. Where you from?

@@johncolomb8173 oh cmon…this is IT buddy!!! I’m from the US of A baby!

Hahaha Hank always knows what’s up.

I’m glad you found it helpful!

Yes it’s a sort of holdfast, it’s not super heavy, I welded two chains side by side so it holds a little bit flatter and has a bit more weight. But it’s a bit larger than a standard bike chain.

Thank you! This is one actually made by Andrew Larson. But it’s that same style. I love it.

I really like this Casey Jones Hero’s blend a lot. I’m not an expert on pipes at all though.

Thank you so much!

That’s great to hear! This is a mild steel keyed anvil that Andrew Larson made.

Thank you! I’m trying to get better at making decent videos and it’s harder than you’d think lol.

@@Bifrostforge22 oh i believe ya, it is hard haha. Im going to be making a multiple part series on restoring my Fairbanks power hammer in the next few months so ill be on the struggle bus with ya

Well that will be awesome and definitely worth documenting.

You're welcome!

This is the Coyote and the cowboy by Colter Wall

lol I’ll take it.

Thank you very much!

This is a keyed anvil made by Andrew Larson. The top part comes off and the base is a striking anvil. Very nice for all kinds of work.

These keyed anvils are so great. I got this one from Andrew Larson.

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Definitely a good idea. I’m planning on going back through and remaking a lot of my videos. Partly because of what you are describing and partly because my editing skills have improved lol.

I like the asthetic of a forged down base, and it’s easier to forge it out than buying a giant chunk of 1/2” x 4” and having to manage that and cut it. It’s really not hard with a couple heats. A bigger hammer would do it easily in one heat.

Thank you!

Well, I might have to do that. Not gonna lie, the first step is quite obviously phallic…lol. Like it’s uh, hard to mistake. So I was kinda hesitant to do a step by step 😂

These I did not make. They are a pair of Tom’s Tongs. I do like the feel quite a bit and have several pairs.

4.5 lbs.

I agree. This was probably one of the first ones I made and uh it’s clumsy. Lol

Keep practicing!!! That’s the only way 😅😅😅

Haha the ol spicy butterfly

Thanks!

So this is a 225# anvil and I just have it secured to a stump so I can move it in the shop. Ideally I’d have it bolted to the floor and have almost zero energy loss. But I have to find a happy medium between ideal energy loss and shop functionality.

​@Bifrostforge22 I made a steel anvil stand it's sitting close to the gas forge n coal forge. Everything esle 9:08 is on wheels other the the anvil n thee power hammer . I put the forge of choice in the middle. Sometimes I use both on the same item.. instead of takin the time to adjust the power hammer.. Sometimes I don't think it's easier tho !! Hahaha

@@bbqhoncho2720 yeah I now have a lot of things on wheels to move around easier. Sometimes it’s nice and sometimes it’s just shuffling things into my own way lol.

Oh thanks man! My brother-in-law actually had a huge hand in making it look so nice. He finished the walls and added lights and a ton of other stuff as a Christmas present.

Haha that would be a giant one!

Yessir!

You are absolutely correct. I apologize, I am a moron.

Hi! Lol

Yeah I’m not really saying anything about the work lol

A handle for a spatula.

It’s for a piece of gym equipment a friend requested.