Thank you, now I know what I need to do.... 1.5" round, 4" long. Mental note, sledge hammer needed, as I will wear out arm using 3#er to upset. I like that you showed how to do it by HAND, many of us getting started and don't have power hammers.
Great job, thank you. Always watch that hot cut off. One small piece flew through a hole in my jeans and down into my boot! Major burn, month off work. I won't let a piece fly now for all the tea in China. Thanks again for the video. Happy hammering.
Thank you, now I know what I need to do.... 1.5" round, 4" long. Mental note, sledge hammer needed, as I will wear out arm using 3#er to upset. I like that you showed how to do it by HAND, many of us getting started and don't have power hammers.
Great job, thank you. Always watch that hot cut off. One small piece flew through a hole in my jeans and down into my boot! Major burn, month off work. I won't let a piece fly now for all the tea in China. Thanks again for the video. Happy hammering.
I have an old jackhammer bit that would be perfect for this! Thank you for the great video
Another nice tutorial, John. Thanks for this
I made my first one years ago almost exactly like that from a car axel, still use it to this day, good work !!
very cool! i will be taking a break from forging knives to start making tools for my anvil. Always loved your videos man
Good job my freind
Channel is doing great…66 subscribers. You’ve come a long way in 5 years with 45K subscribers. Nothing to it really. :)
Fancy! I plan to make one out of an old CV axle when I get my anvil stand finished.
Stephen my last one was made of axe. It worked good
Old Hickory Forge I don't think I could bring myself to do that to one of my axes.
I just now realized I meant to say “axle” not axe haha sorry
Old Hickory Forge hahaha! I figured axe could work, too, so I didn't question it.
Stephen yeah I’ve seen people do it. But you’re better off leaving it as an axe if you ask me
Nice job man!
Gotta make 1. I finally got me a real anvil
Who tf gave this a dislike 🤦♂️
I made my hot cut tool from a old railroad clip and just made it simply as I could
are you a master smith?
FEARTHESPEAR no. I consider myself very much a beginner