[BLACKSMITH] Easy ways to forge hardy shanks with a friend.

[@tonybryant5524]

I very much enjoy seeing something other than making tongs. Nice work friend.

[@21Airyk]

Love the videos Dan, you should definitely update some of your older videos description links. I was worried something had happened to you until I found this more recent video.

[@jimmysblacksmithing462]

Hey, happy holidays to you and love ones! Hope all is beautiful and good for all. Jim

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice job Mr moss. Thanks so much for this amazing and very informative useful video sir. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Keep making. God bless.

[@tonywinton7949]

Thanks great job

[@bentoombs]

Nice looking tools dude. I like the butcher shape hot cut. I might have to make one

[@georgegriffiths2235]

Looking forward to getting it Dan I might do a video of putting the forge together good investment that air fed screen 👍

[@ericanderson2400]

I make all of my Hardy’s and the shank is always a struggle because the hardy hole in my anvil is not perfectly straight. Thank you for the helpful video, Dan. Love the How-to’s. Cheers.

[@danielmoss2089]

That's a pain as well. That's why you need to get the taper most of the way then drive it in defo help dude. Thank you for the comment

[@ericanderson2400]

As I don’t have access to tools like a fly press and power hammer, would there be any advantage to using a Hardy butcher to isolate the shank material? I’m thinking so, but I’m hoping your wealth of knowledge and experience could tell me if this a mistake in any way. Thank you. Cheers.

[@leoandromedhachannel180]

Wwaaooww amazing...... 👍👍👍

[@dragonwaterforge]

Awsome

[@davidmcminn1843]

Very tidy! 😍👌

[@danielmoss2089]

Thank you! 😊

[@ulugbekmuhitdinov2663]

🤝👍👍👍👍......... Uzb 🇺🇿

[@brittinghammerforge9441]

Slick

[@НовгородскийВаряг]

Братан я тебя люблю! 12:22 у тебя молоток сколько весит?

[@danielmoss2089]

I used a 2.9lb and a 3.2lb thank you