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Hi Joel You have solved a problem for me that has been perplexing me for a while. I have some 63 mm diameter copper pipe of quite a thick guage that I want to open out to use as flat sheet. Your method of flattening it first had not occurred to me. I like your simply constructed forge furnace and will probably replicate it with an old propane cylinder I have. Does it just have one opening at the front ? I still have the paracord bracelet you made for me in the Kenya flag colours. Say hi to your dad, mum and sister for me. All 3 items are beautiful.... the bottle opener showing many techniques and so stylish. Respect. Glyn (St Albans)

As your mum said: "Young lads need constructive feedback!" OK, here we go: Please, first cut the copper tube to length than split it with a saw or angle grinder and bend it a bit open then anneal it! Hot pipe dipped in water goes kablooey hot steam in your face! Yeah i know... 4 years too late :P

Hell , I thought it was a nose picker !!!

What was your base material

Awesome.

What size fly press man ? Love it

You is professional?

Great design, great work. Thanks for sharing...

Very nice and functional.

That’s my little brother ❤proud of you Joel 🎉

Thanks for the ideas for beginners. Every time metal is moved we’re learning more about how it behaves & how to use the tools we have. You’re the first blacksmith I’ve seen working copper pipe- that really opens up a whole new avenue, great look with the hammered finish too 👍⚒️

can this be dome on external steel welded structure that are exposed to sun and rain.

Your videos are very creative and well done, thank you.

Great for those beginning in blacksmithing and can use hand tools with no problem. I particularly like the bookmark.

I also found out that there’s such a thing as fake Damascus just edged with a lazer the whole point of Damascus is folding 2 steels together multiple times and thanks to technology it can be faked ugh 😑 nice chopsticks btw bro

linseed oil is not food safe.

That turned out great!

Very cool, thank you. Great video but a little longer look at the finished product would have been even better. Thanks again!

That turned out very nice. My wife has been wanting one of these so I probably should get one made. Thanks!

Very cool. I need to attempt one too but I'm not sure if I'm quite handy enough! Thanks

How many hours from start to finish?

Can you make the blade only without the handle? I am interested to only get the blade as I make the handle myself. And I would like to know if you want to make the blade for sale. I would like to buy them from you. Thank you for your reply

Omg thats ALOT of work for a page"thing"...

My girlfriend uses chopsticks all the time I wanna make her a few chopsticks but definitely some Damascus steel ones once I actually have a forge going

Love it!! Maybe, Test that die to see if it favors higher numbers. LOL

Is it just wax?

I like it, looks difficult to clean blood and flesh from

Didn't knew that bees wax was this effective at stopping rust. I mean the science checks out as the wax creates a protective barrier between the iron and the environment and therefore preventing any oxidation

I melt bee wax with a 10 %of neutro oil that makes more soft the patina and looks better

Can’t wait to try this! Thanks for the video, beautiful design

I honestly expected the cube to go flying

Music sucked

great video, great work and channel, keep it up!

Really fantastic, I haven't seen anything else like it, good job!

Que tipo de aceite aplica a la hoja y el cabo del cuchillo. Muy bueno su trabajo

I was just thinking about how it took so long to make things like swords back in the day, you had to hammer out massive billets by a sledge hammer for weeks and with out the use of power tools and reminded me how this kind of stuff was made when I saw you hammer by hand

what is that wax?

Whoa man, very impressed with your lighting style (very dramatic) and your camera work, even when on the tripod, is excellent! Keep up the great content and keep making great knives! 🎉

Excellent work mate! And thanks for introducing yourself to me yesterday! Keep up the great work with these videos as it will help you promote your work and keep creating amazing-looking blades dude! Speak again soon! - Vinz

So is that left or right handed.

Nicely done! thanks for the video! remember to burn the linseed oil rags! those blighters spontaneously combust. Had one do it in my shed out of nowhere on a cold day. freaky!

Nice work Joel

Awesome. I wanna make myself some chopsticks.

Righteous brother!

And how will these help every day life

Knife, nice, video work, nice...but I despise videos where you have to crank the volume to hear someone speak and then get your ears blown off by stupidly loud music. Tone the music volume down and you'd have a great video.

Awesome video! What type of steel was used for this?

nice

Awesome work buddy!