Blacksmithing - Forging a skillet / frying pan

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @RAREFORMDESIGNS
    @RAREFORMDESIGNS 3 года назад +446

    I love the way this panned out.

    • @taimichalakeas
      @taimichalakeas Год назад +11

      😠

    • @jonesy3million26
      @jonesy3million26 Год назад +56

      You can really see the skillet took to make it.

    • @RAREFORMDESIGNS
      @RAREFORMDESIGNS Год назад

      Ha Ha yes.............@@jonesy3million26

    • @rasmusjp
      @rasmusjp Год назад +46

      Yeah, I was worried at first, but at around 13:40 I realised he had a handle on it.

    • @jamesheath831
      @jamesheath831 Год назад +27

      Oh the irony.

  • @articbear23
    @articbear23 2 года назад +12

    Best channel on the Tube.
    No talking, no absurd music, just working, just enough time warp to still be able to get what's going on, and the measurements are useful too. 👍 😎

  • @alperdede
    @alperdede 3 года назад +9

    The man who produces whatever the house needs with a great deal of effort for the usage for eternity! Congrats and thanks for sharing Dear Åhman.

  • @JD4507PI
    @JD4507PI Год назад +98

    This has to be the MOST amazing forging video I’ve ever watched, I would be the first to buy that pan if I could afford it. Thank you for a wonderful video.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  Год назад +12

      Wow, thank you!

    • @davidbabin1287
      @davidbabin1287 Год назад +5

      No doubt.. incredible piece of work..

    • @Wojtenio
      @Wojtenio Год назад

      Wiem w którym miejscu pęknie 😢

    • @kimberly1567
      @kimberly1567 10 месяцев назад

      The many skillet designs I have seen dont include a threaded wood handle that could work itself loose. Not sure this could be labeled an heirloom piece

    • @dubmob151
      @dubmob151 9 месяцев назад +5

      @@kimberly1567Unless the wood cracks or the threading strips, I don't see how it would ever be an issue- simply snug it up as necessary if it ever worked loose.

  • @1q2w3e1z2x3c
    @1q2w3e1z2x3c 3 года назад +63

    Speaking as a cook, I can say anyone would be proud to have that skillet in their kitchen. Beautiful work.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +5

      Much appreciated, thank you!!

    • @rebel4466
      @rebel4466 3 года назад +1

      @@torbjornahman I have to agree! What a masterpiece!

    • @tub7832
      @tub7832 3 года назад

      @@torbjornahman Can you tell us it's rusted ??

    • @eliotjones9835
      @eliotjones9835 3 года назад +1

      Just think that pan is going to get better as it ages. I use cast iron a lot as well.

    • @Mukkod
      @Mukkod 3 года назад +1

      @@torbjornahman how much would you charge to make another? :P

  • @georgeparker9530
    @georgeparker9530 2 года назад +129

    I am a huge fan of cast iron cookware, but that is nothing short of the most fantastic, most beautiful fry pan I have ever seen in my life. The skill and love of art that went into that piece of art was nothing short of awe-inspiring. Fantastic work.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  2 года назад +18

      Wow, thank you so much!

    • @julesl6910
      @julesl6910 Год назад +10

      This isn't cast iron, it's carbon steel.

    • @rhys6165
      @rhys6165 Год назад +2

      @@julesl6910 how can you tell?

    • @julesl6910
      @julesl6910 Год назад +8

      @@rhys6165 Cast iron is cast in sand. This is high carbon steel, which is why he seasoned it.

    • @rhys6165
      @rhys6165 Год назад +2

      @@julesl6910 sorry, what I ment is how can you tell that it is carbon steel and not wrought iron? I have 2 wrought iron pans and they are a similar thickness to this.

  • @ATG19534
    @ATG19534 Год назад +124

    That is one of the most impressive smithing projects I have seen. No where to hide and no option to turn a mistake into a feature. Just clean, functional design. Beautiful work.

  • @QF756
    @QF756 2 года назад +6

    Thanks God, master builder is still around today to share his craft 🙏

  • @Flip1948
    @Flip1948 Год назад +4

    Unglaubliche Leistungen dieses
    Schmieds.Sehr einfallsreich und sehr detailliert.Beneidenswert begabt.Meine spezielle Achtung.

  • @danimald.2407
    @danimald.2407 3 года назад +101

    Never thought I would enjoy watching someone forge a skillet. Yet here I am. A wonderful piece of artwork that will feed the soul. Great job.

  • @LUTAR58
    @LUTAR58 3 года назад +95

    Восхищён работами этого человека. Это не ремесло то, что он делает, это искусство. Маэстро! Есть чему поучиться у мастера.

  • @tonyc7352
    @tonyc7352 11 месяцев назад +2

    Very impressive. If I had that pan I would use it with joy and take very good care of it. It would last far more than 100 years because I would leave it in my will only to someone who would appreciate and care for it like it deserves.

  • @davidbaldree1043
    @davidbaldree1043 3 года назад +23

    You really outdid yourself this time. Very impressive skill set. Great video making skills, wood turning and metal working skills. The world needs more of this and less mass production made items.

    • @ericperkins3078
      @ericperkins3078 3 года назад +4

      Im about to commission a $250,000 cookware set!

    • @patrickd9551
      @patrickd9551 3 года назад +4

      @@ericperkins3078 Sounds a bit excessive if you ask me. But hey, if you got it, spend it.

    • @davidbaldree1043
      @davidbaldree1043 3 года назад

      @Eric Perkins Um... why? How many pieces to the set and is it being commissioned for the above blacksmith to make it for you?

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +2

      Thank you very much!

    • @davidbaldree1043
      @davidbaldree1043 3 года назад +3

      @Torbjörn Åhman my pleasure. I watch many blacksmiths on RUclips but yours is one of 3 that I look forward to seeing new content for and find myself watching your old content as well as an amateur hobbyist blacksmith.

  • @richcollins3490
    @richcollins3490 Год назад +26

    What a great video, the great thing about carbon steel skillets is once seasoned it becomes a nonstick pan without the teflon, eggs slide around as if they were on top of ball bearings. It's comparable to cast iron for searing but with 1/2 the weight. Absolutely beautiful.

    • @MaximRecoil
      @MaximRecoil Год назад +1

      "It's comparable to cast iron for searing but with 1/2 the weight."
      Mild steel is a little heavier than typical cast iron (7.85 g/cm3 vs. 7.3 g/cm3). The reason that steel skillets are usually lighter than cast iron ones is because they are much thinner-walled. That also means they aren't comparable to cast iron for searing, because less mass means less heat retention.
      However, the steel pan that this guy made is almost certainly as heavy as, or heavier than, a typical cast iron skillet of the same diameter. He started with 6mm thick steel. A typical steel skillet only has a [uniform] wall thickness of 2mm. A typical cast iron skillet has varying wall thickness of about 3mm on the sides to about 5mm on the bottom, which is pretty close to how this guy's skillet turned out.

    • @artgaignard8817
      @artgaignard8817 Год назад +1

      Yeah but most people do NOT know how cook with one. I'd love to have this pan but I'd never let my wife or kids use it.

  • @joshsater4044
    @joshsater4044 Год назад +8

    I think it's fair to say this could possibly be the only frying pan on the planet made in this way and I love it. Great video!

  • @LFKGooner
    @LFKGooner Год назад +1

    This arguably is the greatest piece of blacksmithing jobs I have ever viewed. And I have seen quite a lot of them. Love from Rwanda 🇷🇼.

  • @lynxg4641
    @lynxg4641 3 года назад +141

    Damn Dude, you never fail to deliver, that is one awesome skillet. Can't imagine how much pride you must get each and every day when you look around your house/property and see all the things you've created with your own hands and skill that are functional, beautiful pieces of art. You really do highlight the need for skilled craftsmen and people making the things they need.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +23

      Wow, thank you for the kind words!!

    • @youtukang
      @youtukang 3 года назад +1

      Hiifriend 😊😊👍

  • @kenbutcher5158
    @kenbutcher5158 3 года назад +47

    Your skills at moving metal at the anvil are truly amazing. Having some time at an anvil staring at mangled hunks of steel isn't required to enjoy the content, but it sure helps to appreciate the level of your expertise. Hephaestus would be impressed.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +4

      Thanks!

    • @feldinho
      @feldinho 3 года назад +5

      @@torbjornahman You know the drill: it's okay as long as nobody press charges.

  • @artifex_amandalastname2297
    @artifex_amandalastname2297 8 месяцев назад +5

    I appreciate that you include the cleanup and your workshop doesn’t just magically get cleaned

  • @pawewitkowski9130
    @pawewitkowski9130 Год назад +3

    I dream of getting away from home for the weekend and locking myself in a workshop with this guy, working on such wonders...

    • @sgtbrown4273
      @sgtbrown4273 Год назад

      Build your own shop and enjoy the craft 😊

    • @chriselliott7244
      @chriselliott7244 6 месяцев назад

      Honestly man you can do it very cheap. Don't limit yourself

  • @hosshoffer7579
    @hosshoffer7579 3 года назад +59

    I hope people appreciate how many different blacksmithing skills went into this piece. As mentioned, your shrinking method would make a great tutorial in itsself. Nice work on an heirloom piece. Keep them coming!

  • @iMoo1124
    @iMoo1124 3 года назад +113

    Man, that is absolutely gorgeous. It's legitimate art at this point.
    Looks like a pan that I would always want to use; perfect size, beautiful handle, excellent craftsmanship...It honestly seems perfect

    • @youtukang
      @youtukang 3 года назад +3

      😊😊👍👍

  • @wich1
    @wich1 3 года назад +65

    That is a downright piece of art Torbjörn, just wonderful. I recently bought several French carbon steel frying pans, but man, this is on a completely different level…

  • @IanLavery1313
    @IanLavery1313 9 месяцев назад +1

    Just wow..We get all caught up in knife and sword making etc. but this is what smiths truly did make the stuff that was used everyday. Love it keep it real mate.😎😎😎❤️❤️❤️

  • @enidkapelsen3694
    @enidkapelsen3694 2 года назад +30

    Beautiful video. There’s nothing better than watching a master do what they do.
    (Also, love the shirt!)

  • @FarmsteadForge
    @FarmsteadForge Год назад +7

    Beautiful work as always Torbjorn! When we first moved into our place we had a blizzard and I went out to my shop to discover all of my tools under about 2ft of snow. Needless to say I made sure to get it nice and sealed up now so that doesn't happen again! Thank you for sharing your work!

  • @janeycole3327
    @janeycole3327 2 года назад +4

    To get up at 3 am after a rough dream and watch this good humored and masterly piece of work- yet again- gets me into a positive headspace. Mate, it can't get better than this one... can it? John W. Murrumbateman, Australia

  • @tomsommer54
    @tomsommer54 2 года назад +3

    Great video. I haven’t watched your videos since I moved to the Ozark mountains 2 years ago. As usual, it was fantastic. I will be watching again now that we are settled in at our new property. Thank you.

  • @mtyson9004
    @mtyson9004 3 года назад +4

    That is awesome! Especially like the way you did the bottom to keep the heated area thicker. Thanks and God Bless you sir!

  • @estherclawson6876
    @estherclawson6876 3 года назад +7

    Sometimes I forget how awesome it is that blacksmiths just make their own tools to get a job done

  • @r.stelter4389
    @r.stelter4389 3 года назад +13

    I am in awe! I have watched many of your projects, this one hit me in the heart... I regret that I am not 50 years younger, so that I could sit at your feet and learn from the master. I salute your skills, sir!

  • @murmur3966
    @murmur3966 Год назад +10

    Hello Hello From Canada!!! Thank you for sharing this amazing creation with us. Your craftsmanship and attention to details is so wonderful to see, because we live now in a world of ""stamped out and cheaply made"", but what you make is like art. I work with wood to create carvings, cabinets and furniture, but I haven't had a chance to work with and learn from a blacksmith yet. Maybe one day I will have that chance, but until then I will enjoy watching your channel to keep that hope alive and gain inspiration for the future. I wish you good fortune in 2023. I also hope you and all those near or dear to you, stay as healthy and happy as possible.

  • @КириллКоробко-ж3п
    @КириллКоробко-ж3п 3 года назад +28

    Браво, маэстро! Ваша работа с металлом потрясает!
    Bravo, maestro! Your metal work is amazing!

  • @chris682
    @chris682 Год назад +6

    As someone who has crafted and forged quite a few things I am very proud of, I watch this video in awe of the masterful and seemingly effortless level of quality put forth. Bravo!

  • @Azorskij
    @Azorskij Год назад +1

    When you master the process perfectly, you can freely combine classics and modern technologies. I love it!

  • @jpage5350
    @jpage5350 3 года назад +11

    Absolutely stunning. What more can be said? I was enthralled from beginning to end.

  • @lawrenceglaser1530
    @lawrenceglaser1530 2 года назад +4

    WOW. Amazing, from rivet to complex shapes. Great teacher. No words. Just do.

  • @sufianosman692
    @sufianosman692 3 года назад +8

    As always perfect metal work and perfect wood work. I bet this frying pan will last for ever. Thank you so much.

  • @MattQrillz
    @MattQrillz 10 месяцев назад +1

    Torbjorn and Black Bear are as real as it gets. Super satisfying and educational.

  • @shoxali
    @shoxali 3 года назад +9

    Thanks again for an amazing video, watched this with my dad who gave me a commentary of the whole process. Awesome skills and thumbs up 👍 from dad.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +1

      :) Great! Say hi to dad! Thank you both.

  • @ArtBernardoPebaque
    @ArtBernardoPebaque 2 года назад +3

    Kanon! Jag uppskattar och inspireras av dina kreativa verk och videor, tack för att du delar med dig.

  • @asphaltgypsy4390
    @asphaltgypsy4390 11 месяцев назад +13

    I believe that is the 1st $9,700.00 skillet I have ever seen! Absolutely amazing craftsmanship!

  • @johnmuffy2848
    @johnmuffy2848 2 года назад +2

    A beautiful piece. You have mastery in your hands. You have been blessed. My grandfather used to black smith. When he used to make those, he also used square steel for the pot. I used to watch him. I was younger then, and did not take the opportunity to learn from him. That is one beautiful pan. The wood is tremendous. Good figuire. A well done piece of art.

  • @TheBuckStopsHere480
    @TheBuckStopsHere480 Год назад +3

    I'd love to own that pan. It's practical, attractive, very utilitarian, and obviously incredibly durable. Outstanding!

  • @ollieh8010
    @ollieh8010 3 года назад +9

    Awesome video! From a skillet to a tortoise, and everything in-between, you're a master of your craft.

  • @johncampbell762
    @johncampbell762 3 года назад +24

    Hi ,Made one of these when I was 17 and just starting my Blacksmith trade ,takes me back ,so glad there is more of us out there that still have the skill that is now lost ,well done.

  • @shibosuru
    @shibosuru 11 месяцев назад

    That was awesome. The fact that dropping it wasn't edited out made it even better. Great looking pan.

  • @eryklande4369
    @eryklande4369 3 года назад +4

    I don't even know, when the time has passed. Truly amazing to see a skilled craftsman at work!

  • @EricHonaker
    @EricHonaker 3 года назад +64

    Beautiful work! Also, the blowtorch method of seasoning seems much less annoying than the oven method. ;)
    I hereby formally petition for a short follow-up video of the pan being cooked in.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +20

      Thanks! Stay tuned :)

    • @bailey1000100
      @bailey1000100 3 года назад +3

      He can't cook at all. Hasn't a clue how to sauté. T.V. dinners by the fire is his usual meal.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +17

      @@bailey1000100 Grunt...I'll show you :)

    • @Eralen00
      @Eralen00 3 года назад

      I like the oven method myself. Slap on some oil and put it in the oven, it gets evenly heated without any work, and i get to have a cup of tea while it seasons. Repeat as many times as however many cups of tea you need ;]

    • @MatthewHarrisStudio
      @MatthewHarrisStudio 3 года назад +1

      Haha I thought the same thing. We need to see it used

  • @jamesholden8256
    @jamesholden8256 2 года назад +8

    Beautiful piece of functional art!
    My family would put that in the dishwasher the second I turned around.

  • @Sanderly1820
    @Sanderly1820 Год назад +1

    Being a chef, if i couod have just 1 pan that wouod last me litterly my lifetime, i would definitely choose this pan. The fact its absolutely stunning ,plus with the correct seasoning, mr teflon non stick is miles behind this beauty

  • @rodschelin3470
    @rodschelin3470 3 года назад +12

    The rugged beauty of this skillet is fun to admire. It warms my heart to just look at it. If I could do this, it would be one of my prized possessions.

  • @Zelic234
    @Zelic234 3 года назад +8

    Honestly one of the best smiths I have seen on the internet. You sir are a true ledged and very inspirational! You make me want to start blacksmithing every time I watch a video.

  • @kbjerke
    @kbjerke 2 года назад +11

    Incredibly beautiful craftsmanship. I would be very honoured to own such a work of art. Thank you for sharing the process!

  • @johnemmett2969
    @johnemmett2969 Год назад +1

    Goodness me, that brings back so many memories, of the village Smithy in particular. Wonderful to watch a master!

  • @larryreece1427
    @larryreece1427 2 года назад +39

    Absolutely a piece of brilliant craftmanship! Very well done would love to have a skillet like this !

  • @refinersfireforge8273
    @refinersfireforge8273 3 года назад +5

    The man is a genius, been watching for years and I never cease to be amazed

  • @Whatsinanameanyway13
    @Whatsinanameanyway13 2 года назад +4

    Excellent craftsmanship, and a well put together video. It is obvious that pan will last a lifetime of cooking and is beautiful as well.

  • @petruzzovichi
    @petruzzovichi 11 месяцев назад +1

    I had forgotten how wonderfully gratifying watching and appreciating your videos are. Torb, you are a Master Craftsman, Artist, human being, father and all around great person. You are REMARKABLE.

  • @mrcaboosevg6089
    @mrcaboosevg6089 3 года назад +64

    A pan that will last multiple lifetimes, you can't buy quality like this 👌

    • @hondsvod
      @hondsvod Год назад +5

      Most metal pans dont break as they are made of metal

    • @Wreckz_Tea
      @Wreckz_Tea Год назад +1

      @@hondsvod the metal they are made out of in stores is generally crap metal or pot metal and they do break usually around the handle area. More like tear than break but either way, they can have pretty serious failures. And it's more about warping and the coatings wearing off that most store bought pans have that ruins them

    • @yummyherbicide7296
      @yummyherbicide7296 Год назад

      Until someone with no mind of maintenance destroys it

    • @mrcaboosevg6089
      @mrcaboosevg6089 Год назад +1

      @@hondsvod No, pans like this will last forever. Store bought pans have a non stick coating, once that is gone they're next to useless

    • @sinchrotron
      @sinchrotron Год назад +2

      @@mrcaboosevg6089 sorry bro, but there are stainless steel pans exist

  • @julianmathis3771
    @julianmathis3771 3 года назад +25

    Torbjörn is no longer dreaming of a white Christmas. Hope it's a great one. Thanks for another beautiful video. 🎅🎅

  • @sawliss
    @sawliss 3 года назад +6

    Excellent work! It's really very well done. I expect a full recipe cooked in this pan in the future.

  • @gillesklr650
    @gillesklr650 Год назад +1

    You Sir are a DIYer’s ultimate inspiration. Extraordinary Blacksmith, machinist no wood turner. An instant subscription from me.

  • @tonyfnd
    @tonyfnd 3 года назад +22

    Wow.. Amazing, yet again. Absolutely loved this project. Honestly we are running out of superlative’s to describe your art. Thank you for sharing it with us. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

  • @ironhammer3734
    @ironhammer3734 3 года назад +17

    Fantastic job, that would soon turn into my favorite skillet. As always, you take an everyday project to the next level, completing it in fine detail. You Sir, are the epitome of a true craftsman!

  • @swedishtank6251
    @swedishtank6251 2 года назад +24

    The amount of skill in each aspect that went into making this was absolutely amazing, just subscribed...Fantastic work!

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  2 года назад

      Cool, thank you!

    • @ShaamanRyu
      @ShaamanRyu 2 года назад +1

      agreed....you make it look way too easy

  • @theseconddarrin3788
    @theseconddarrin3788 Год назад +2

    All substance, beautiful editing and I’ve never seen a more perfect talky/makey ratio. Consistently the best quality channels on RUclips. Thank you for taking the time to share this with me.

  • @vq35deALTIMA
    @vq35deALTIMA Год назад +1

    I love the creativity of craftsmen figuring out tools and jigs they need and making them

  • @Pest789
    @Pest789 3 года назад +33

    The shrinking process for the rim is so cool. I would love to see a comparison for how thick it was after grinding vs after the pan was completed. From the video it looked like it almost became as thick as the original sheet was.

    • @sindarpeacheyeisacommie8688
      @sindarpeacheyeisacommie8688 3 года назад +12

      It's the perfect tutorial on shrinking. Honestly, I've not seen better and he didn't even have to talk to explain what he was doing.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +17

      Thanks. I think the thickness is about the same as just ground because you loose some material to scale with repeated heating like this.

    • @fluxburner1636
      @fluxburner1636 3 года назад +4

      This is why I know I'm subbed in the right place, I scrolled down to ask this exact question ha Great minds I guess ha

  • @krissteel4074
    @krissteel4074 3 года назад +32

    Its genuinely lovely
    I also don't feel nearly as terrible about some of the things I've done in my drill press after this :)

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +20

      Ha ha, shhhh someone might call the drill press police!

    • @csc1671
      @csc1671 3 года назад +4

      Or worse, the Lathe-Squad!

    • @markkieran1004
      @markkieran1004 3 года назад

      @@csc1671 Yeah, you'd get pillaried!

  • @klausgerken1905
    @klausgerken1905 3 года назад +23

    Great work. I have to say I liked the flower look of the raised edge before you streightened it out. I think a frying pan with such an waivy edge would look cool.
    And I'm a sucker for properly blackened steel. It's such an easy technique and it looks so cool.

    • @Fuhrmann53
      @Fuhrmann53 2 года назад

      hi Klaus, are you one of the pilots who flew the charlie horses in ETHB?

    • @klausgerken1905
      @klausgerken1905 2 года назад +1

      @@Fuhrmann53 No I am not, never flew anything outside of a computer game.

  • @MrIslandman59
    @MrIslandman59 Год назад +1

    A work of art that fries bacon and eggs, outstanding job Smithy!

  • @verdatum
    @verdatum 2 года назад +5

    The figuring/spalting on that handle looks SOOOO good. As always, this video was shot so beautifully.

  • @tammaragill9347
    @tammaragill9347 3 года назад +24

    WOW! I'll never take my skillets for granted again. Beautiful craftsmanship 😍

    • @NostalgiaforInfinity
      @NostalgiaforInfinity 3 года назад +2

      Your skillets were probably pressed in a hydraulic press.

    • @tammaragill9347
      @tammaragill9347 3 года назад +1

      @@NostalgiaforInfinity my skillets are cast iron made by Griswold (family heirlooms) 😊

    • @tonygaines15
      @tonygaines15 3 года назад +1

      @@tammaragill9347 my mom gave me an 8" Griswold to rehab....
      I'm gonna do it in the morning 👍🏾

    • @tonygaines15
      @tonygaines15 3 года назад

      @@NostalgiaforInfinity
      How many skillets do you have that aren't nonstick coated?....

    • @tammaragill9347
      @tammaragill9347 3 года назад +1

      @@tonygaines15 with proper TLC that skillet will last a long time. 😊

  • @TristanJCumpole
    @TristanJCumpole 3 года назад +6

    2:21 - nothing that a big magnet in a plastic bag can't clear up nicely! Thanks for the great video, greetings from Finland Torbjörn!

  • @marcpiscaer5567
    @marcpiscaer5567 3 месяца назад +1

    What a pleasure watching this talented guy, to produce such a wonderful product. Must be great cooking with that skillet!

  • @tri-forceblades3123
    @tri-forceblades3123 Год назад +5

    I absolutely love watching your videos. Top notch editing and craftsmanship.

  • @jflossie583
    @jflossie583 3 года назад +8

    amazing, that will last for generations, got one from my grandparents, still in use today

  • @timlewis5096
    @timlewis5096 3 года назад +31

    Very impressive. I'm sorry I'm way past the age of being able to make one for myself but its given me the incentive to track down a skilled blacksmith and get one made

  • @nancyoffenhiser4916
    @nancyoffenhiser4916 2 года назад +1

    Thanks! You never fail to amaze me with your skill.

  • @Deliquescentinsight
    @Deliquescentinsight 3 года назад +13

    The key seems to be having the right tools for each job, also being a little creative innovating solutions! Great work, thank you

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад

      Thanks!

    • @MuskratOutdoors
      @MuskratOutdoors 3 года назад +1

      Yes, but having the skill to use those tools is the most important.

  • @РукожопПродуманный
    @РукожопПродуманный 3 года назад +24

    Этот парень точно выживет после любого апокалипсиса! Браво маэстро! 👍

    • @Смертьвбахилах
      @Смертьвбахилах 3 года назад +2

      Апокалипсис в котором пропали все сковородки, а еды и инструментов в изобилии - просто неначем приготовить😋

    • @АндрейМихалыч-ю9р
      @АндрейМихалыч-ю9р 3 года назад

      @@Смертьвбахилах ага, и электростанции в полной исправности, токарный же надо чем то крутить.

  • @ГарникСагателян-н7о
    @ГарникСагателян-н7о 3 года назад +17

    Каждый раз смотрю Ваше видео и получаю большое удавольствие. Спасибо!

  • @onuraydinrc0997
    @onuraydinrc0997 Год назад +1

    I'm glad the youtube algorithm brought me here. Very good work sir.

  • @petruzzovichi
    @petruzzovichi 3 года назад +6

    One of the most beautiful utensils produced by anyone anywhere. The result is not utilitarian but dramatic art. This is another example of why I say Torb is not from this planet! Beautiful job again.

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад

      :) Not sure what to say... thank you!

  • @richardpeej
    @richardpeej Год назад +3

    A fantastic piece of traditional skilled engineering manufacture🙂

  • @MRDDragon777
    @MRDDragon777 3 года назад +6

    Looks fantastic! Can't wait to see what is cooked in it in future videos!

  • @conorduggan6682
    @conorduggan6682 Год назад +1

    I see people on Facebook complaining about your work, probably because you don't only make knives and axes, but I think our work is more interesting because of that. Your work is more representative of what the village blacksmiths did for many centuries, which was to make everything from nails to household and agricultural tools.

  • @paulboddy355
    @paulboddy355 3 года назад +12

    That was almost as satisfying to watch as if I’d done it myself. Thanks for taking the time to share this. Fantastic job!

  • @eddierodriguez419
    @eddierodriguez419 2 года назад +4

    Now that's a skillet 💪🏻💪🏻. Simply amazing how versatile you are ... That's why I love watching your videos!!!

  • @5W5Y5
    @5W5Y5 3 года назад +8

    I love it! very creative way of making the bottom ridge and curling the sides. The combination of your machining and smithing skills makes this a very impressive piece. The wood handle though is what I think sets this one above the rest that I have seen. very well done!

  • @huseyinerdogan2257
    @huseyinerdogan2257 10 месяцев назад +1

    Everything was extraordinarily beautiful. Especially the handle application is incredibly technical.. Thank you

  • @1954rushing
    @1954rushing 3 года назад +37

    Beautiful as usual. Your projects are all so well through out, plus so relaxing to watch!

  • @Igor68...
    @Igor68... 3 года назад +7

    Torbjörn, самая лучшая работа!
    Thank you!!!

  • @MikaelKjell
    @MikaelKjell 3 года назад +5

    Ännu ett toppenfint jobb, Torbjörn!😀 Jag äger samma tänk vad gäller problemlösning, men man lär sig alltid något nytt av dig😀👌

    • @torbjornahman
      @torbjornahman  3 года назад +3

      Tack! Man tager vad man haver! :)

    • @MikaelKjell
      @MikaelKjell 3 года назад +1

      @@torbjornahman Jajjemän😀🙏

  • @sixtus1116
    @sixtus1116 2 года назад

    Diese Pfanne ist Robust und Rustikal.Kann von Generation zu Generation weiter gegeben werden.Ein sehr schönes Stück Kunst Handwerk.

  • @bryanstokes434
    @bryanstokes434 3 года назад +7

    Would love to see bacon and eggs cooked in such a masterpieces

  • @YU_T8
    @YU_T8 2 года назад +8

    как всегда на высоте ))
    но есть один минус - заклепки внутри нужно было на потай сделать иначе мыть не удобно а с наружи круглые, под потай раззенковать, а круглые обсадить

  • @lucker5801
    @lucker5801 3 года назад +4

    Pretty nice frying pan. I always love to see your videos!

  • @pino8447
    @pino8447 Год назад +2

    a breath of fresh air between all those forging videos about knives. I love it. Keep it up.
    p.s. I think you get more oxygen without a mask. During normal work you can live a very long time blacksmithing without a face mask.