Turning Rusty Scraps Into Beautiful Tools

Sorry I haven't uploaded in a while. I was trying to plan a training video for people who want to learn this craft by posting a video of me teaching. However, my friend and I could not work out a time to do it. Also, I hurt my hand and couldn't work in the garage for a while. Please let me know what you think of these. I know that they are not a matching set due to the differing handle colors, however, that piece of walnut was in my pile for so long, and I just had to use it.
#blacksmith #restoration #diy #blade #rust

[@BoscoForge]

I know that it has been a while since I posted. I wanted to make a teaching video for people who want to learn the craft, but I couldn't schedule a time that worked with my friend. Also, I cut my hand and could not do work in the garage for a while. This is probably the last video for a while since I will be going to college soon. Thank you everyone for your continued support.
Also, I appreciate the positive comments, but do not be afraid to criticize my work. I have been teaching myself this craft for 2 years now, and lack a teacher. This is the best way for me to have my work reviewed by a judge.

[@fredboat]

Lookin Good, Been there done that to. From junk to useable tools.

[@BoscoForge]

I know it's basic, but it really is fun to do. Rather than letting something rot in a garage, you can turn it into something that someone will use forever.

[@KaloofKax]

BOSCOOOOOOOOOO