Swing Arm Cooking Irons DIY
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
I really enjoyed this! Your presentation was succinct and to the point and appears easy to duplicate. Thank you for sharing this.
Dave. That's a Very nice job! Thank's for show us that. Ron.
Thanks for showing how it's done Dave, I recently built my own forges (gas and coal), and have been practicing the craft. These will be great for my bushcraft meals.
Just a thought for all suggestions of a Horizontal pig tail, it would be in a bind constantly from the meat making it a pain to move and most likely be very hot as well making it not real safe, the squirrel cooker or horizontal rod is just better adapted for that purpose.
That's way better than the one I tried to make! I should have watched this first. Time to start over, again.
I really like this system!
Mountain man grill, this one is so cool, I seen this while camping once but theirs was bigger, Nice set up hmm another thing for me to make but I will have to use a sliding tube with bolt to hold up on that main pole. Thanks Dave!!!!! Such a Busy Man I enjoy your videos and other show as well.
Dave, how about a double coil for your swing arm cooking irons? You could have a pot hook, a pan ring, and a meat fork all on the same pole?
All you need to do is make the coils 90 degrees apart in two axis. It would be small but useful.
Thanks for the video. I was ribbing you on Fb about shooting a video on this system and lo and behold I open RUclips and see it there. Too cool!
Nice I see you are building up walls on you overhang! That must be real good especially in the winter!
Instead of the pig-tail on the attachments, you could just make a vertical ring on your pig-tail that adjusts vertically that could accept any horizontal attachment. Then you could make your meat fork, your pot hook, your pan holder, etc. and you could easily adjust for distance from the fire without moving your stake just by sliding the rod through the ring.
They're some nice irons ..............Thanks for the tutorial
Thanks Dave for the video. I would even have thought about expansion and contraction. Appreciate it !
Okay, so just a flat pig tail. Great. Out of all the systems you showed yesterday, this was my favorite. Sure beats my method of finding a flat rock and throwing it in the fire, ha.
Very good video! Thank you very much for sharing your technique!!
Thanks Dave and good like with the vids next week.
If you use the rounding face of your hammer in conjunction with the horn of the anvil it speeds up the drawing out process considerably.
Hey Dave.....If you made the stake end loop larger you could use a wooden stake and eliminate the need to carry another piece of metal....
I am looking forward to more cooking vids
Beautiful and functional! Thank you, Dave!
gotta be hard to get alla the FUN here in between other obligations , but great to see brother . thanx
You could extend the pigtail past the rod about 6" to make a handle to make adjusting / swinging the item easier.
dave, you are the man... thanks
Love God Love your channel. Thank you brother for another great video. Very cool idea.
Love the videos sir. Thank you for all the knowledge you share. And I hope to make it to a class next year and can't wait.
That was great! Thanks Dave!
A grill attachment would be bomber Dave.
Maybe something like a 10X10" square grill.
+Yankee Woodcraft Couldn't you just place the grill grate on the pot stand?
+Yankee Woodcraft Oh yeah!!
+miyamoto`[gL] Nope. The 'grill' square would actually replace the need for the circle device.
Awesome Dave thanks !
watched a video about tread trap recently. Quite impressive design.
good job with button up ur shirt :P great video as always..thx
Dave...Great tutorial. All of it. Especially like your suggestion of these being mated to a tripod set-up. Happy New Year man.
Dave, Thank you for the follow up on the swing arm cooker, it caught my eye in your last video, excellent information, heck I can make that and I will.One question, that vice in the start of this video.. what type is it, I just seen one that I might be able to pick up... what is the value or should I offer, it's in great condition.Great video.
Great video as always, Dave. I had a thought for possible future blacksmith projects. As you are always tool minded, perhaps you could try making a broach, a rasp, and a file. Files have been used by blacksmiths for centuries, but it is one tool they are least likely to make themselves. I have seen videos on making broaches (by machinists), but not by blacksmiths.
Just some food for thought. Keep up the great videos.
If you was to make two pig tails at right angles to one another, one over your upright piece. The other have a your meat fork on. You would have your vertical then horizontal. Just an idea. Love the videos
Excellent vid!
"Gotta protect your crotch!"
Thanks Dave for sharing this, was wondering about it from last video! cheers
Great stuff. Thanks!
So cool! Really enjoy your videos man!
Thanks Dave.
+wyattoneable I am addicted to this channel haha
+South Main Auto Repair He's a natural, as you are in your shop!
that is awesome Dave, I would love to have one of those swingarm cooker's, I would make my own but I don't have the tool's or a place to do it being where I live, again great video and thank's again.
Awesomeness, pure awesomeness.
you could have a meat fork if you made a rod with a pigtail and used a squirrel cooker arm to go over the fire, you'd just have figure out the angle for the arms second pigtail.
Love these videos. Keep up the good work!
Wouldn't it work well for the meat fork if you had it like a double arm. One could come off the main bar and have an upwards right angle and then you could attach a meat fork to that. It would give a lot of options on positions.
Nice System to cook on
Good stuff!
Really cool
I was wondering if it at all would help to bend the circle part of this set inward at the bottom for better contact with the skillet and maybe it would hold better for safety purposes?
Would be nice to see the finished product before you begin and at the end
Am I the only one that has gotten a kick out of Dave's t-shirt? lol
Very good Dave!..... Why is the big chain ion your anvil?
That's pretty cool I like that. What happens when it heats up though does it stick when the metal expands or do you allow how much tolerance? in the fitting. Thank you
Dave why couldn't you make pigtail with short 90 for squirrel cooker like cantalever
will you be doing a squirrel cooker video aswell?
Dave, what about making just a metal ring, for the top of a tripod and using 3 sticks for the tripod legs. then you only need to carry the ring and a chain trammel. thoughts?
+pipcapt Shot a video on that a couple months back
+wildernessoutfitters yep just went back and watched it, must be your videos replaying in the back of my head LOL
Hi Dave, are you going to offer the swing arm cooking irons in your store? I don't have access to a forge (right now!).
Note: I already have one of your squirrel cookers. Love it!!
Hey Dave, is the last part of the file to tomahawk video coming soon? I love your videos and just want to see the end!
hey I just realized- what happened to the music intro- I really liked that song- oh well- you know you could probably make something like this and sell it on your store website
Thanks, --- Clark
add a leg to the bottom of the iron like on a shepards hook. no more problems with soft soil
I knew that you dont need to do that but can you show you using your coal forge again ?
I really like like this system. Are you going to be putting them up on your web site for sale?
What if you made a fork that was straight on the back end and made a double pigtail that was offset at an angle, one end for your vertical rod and the other for the fork?
+Lucas Starbuck My thoughts exactly. It should work, though you'd probably have to experiment a fair bit to get the double pigtail right. I suspect it would be best to have two to three complete rotations (with some "height" to them) on the pigtail going on the ground rod, for added stability. But this is just my uneducated guess.
what did that propane forge cost you? I'm a blacksmith starting out and I need to upgrade from coal. thanks as always love your smithing videos
love it
awsome
that's awesome man , how can I get a set like that ?
I watched this video and did not understand what you said. I knew what you were building but have no idea ad to how. how much would you sell one of theses for ?
I don't see these for sale on your website, do you sell these? I am not a blacksmith but would love to have a set like this.
Off topic but what burner are you using for the propane forge?
thanks
Doug
nice
Where can you buy something like those?
I really want one of these for my dad. He’d love it. Do you have them for sale?
What is the size/weight of this anvil? Looks pretty heavy duty. I've got to stop watching Dave make stuff, I'm about to take up a new skill set.
"protect your crotch" Your video is very interesting but I need to know about yhis shirt! lol
im pretty sure your the guy from dual survival and I just wanted to say that your amazing I always enjoyed watching the show until you left. the new guy came in and then the guy you worked with left so now its a crazy guy that acts like an ass and a hippie with survival skills. im supprised he hasnt lit up a dub on air yet.