I love that you use scrap pieces for your projects. My instructors always insist on us using new fresh metal, especially for tools, and that’s one thing I never understood. I love working with what I have and you really re-inspire that side of me even while I’m being told everything needs to be brand new and top quality!
Another helpful video. We are our own worst critic, always and in all ways. Really helpful to see and hear you critique your own work. Thank you for the instruction and encouragement.
Awsome! I love those Viking knives, it's the fun part to take any artistic freeedom one want to with them and find out what did work and what can be made better on the next one, i hawe had tons of fun making those!
Gary, I am not even 90 seconds into this video and I must comment. When you are looking for something to do and a way to keep warm, we are properly entertained!
Hi Gary, great as always! Could you run through how you manage the forge? Like what fuel you use, how you clean it out, how long it lasts on one filling and how you put it out when you are done with it. Cheers, Mike
Already did a short one some years ago. Search my videos for “my forge”. As for how long the coke last, that depends on what you are doing! Small jobs it will last for ages, a big job and it’s gone in minutes. Unlike coal to put coke out you just turn the blower off!
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I love that you use scrap pieces for your projects. My instructors always insist on us using new fresh metal, especially for tools, and that’s one thing I never understood. I love working with what I have and you really re-inspire that side of me even while I’m being told everything needs to be brand new and top quality!
Great video! There was a lot more material hiding in that tiny piece of scrap rasp than I thought. Very nice 👌
Gary, I really like the idea of grinding a semi circle for the little scroll to fit in. I've never seen that done and I definitely will try it. 🔥🔨👍
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice. Glad you're a bit bored. Means we see more of you. Cheers.
Nice treatment that semicircle and curly que bit. Nice tip on the heat treat as well.
Another helpful video. We are our own worst critic, always and in all ways. Really helpful to see and hear you critique your own work. Thank you for the instruction and encouragement.
Glad it was helpful!
lovely Gary very cute pocket knife ,thanks for showing .
No problem!
Awsome! I love those Viking knives, it's the fun part to take any artistic freeedom one want to with them and find out what did work and what can be made better on the next one, i hawe had tons of fun making those!
great work, love the notch to tuck the curl in! great variation on a classic piece.
Thank you very much!
That is a nice little knife ! Happy New Year From Canada !
Awesome work mate!
I'm surprised how much you can pull out a small piece of steel and make it into something like that! Brilliant!
You and me both!
Beautiful work👏👏love how you integrate the curve in the handle
Thank you very much!
I’ve made a few of those blacksmith knives, like the tucking in that curl. Should make a razor out of those there very nice.
That’s really cool good work
I enjoy it when you’re bored. 👍
Love bored projects. I tend to bake when bored and now I have modified several recipes for friends allergies and my latest is recreating my fav pizza
Gary, I am not even 90 seconds into this video and I must comment. When you are looking for something to do and a way to keep warm, we are properly entertained!
Good looking knife
Hey you should throw this up on Etsy or something I’d love to pick up one of your knives. Ive been watching for YEARS
Brilliant blade! Well done. Happy New Year from 🇨🇦
Thanks 👍
Happy new year
At 1:58 I thought you were going to make a cut throat razor! Nice job.
Awesome...Really need/want to forge myself a few of these...👍
Go for it!
If you don't tell, your mistakes become 'Features'.
That was actually really cool. Love seeing the blacksmith skills in action. Gary, we gonna get more shoeing videos soon again too? :)
More shoeing when it dries out a bit. Way too wet and muddy to film.
Hi Gary, great as always! Could you run through how you manage the forge? Like what fuel you use, how you clean it out, how long it lasts on one filling and how you put it out when you are done with it. Cheers, Mike
Already did a short one some years ago. Search my videos for “my forge”. As for how long the coke last, that depends on what you are doing! Small jobs it will last for ages, a big job and it’s gone in minutes. Unlike coal to put coke out you just turn the blower off!
Boa tarde Gary eu te acampanho desde de 129 inscrito e eu moro no Brasil
Is actually known as a "blacksmith knife" because it can be made in a blacksmith shop without the need for fitting a handle.
Perils of getting in early on one of Gary's videos: It will only let me watch in 360p. :(
Be patient, it’s up in 1080.
Letter opener