I've dedicated some hours of study to your works, technique, tools, tips. I am still a beginner, sometimes I feel lost at this, don't know where to put my focusing. But thanks to people like you, many like me can have guidance to start a project, fail, fail better, and then with fair effort and discipline, obtain good results. Thank you mate. Good vibes from Costa Rica
Agree totally. So good for learners like me to be able to put these on repeat before we go out and attempt it ourselves. The two cameras worked fine for me.
Great little project, I like the way you are filming this, there is just enough long distance to see how you are holding yourself and gnerally the close up view works really well, occasionally you wander out of shot a little and of course we can't see the horn for this project but I like it. A little bit of assymetry is in my opinion desirable because it makes the project more unique...doing a hundred stars all the same is the realm of industry, having a basket of hearts the same size but all very slightly different to go through on a stand at a seminar say ...is a talking point and keeps people looking and searching for the one they like the most. Well filmed and very well demonstrated. Thanksyou for sharing
I've done a lot of your projects I appreciate it I hadn't done any videos on them because I didn't know if it would be stepping on your toes would it be all right if I did some videos
I agree wholeheartedly this factory crap has got to end nobody can do anything for themselves anymore when you can make your own nails to build your own house with the lumber you had saw yourself is a whole nother kind of accomplishment
I've dedicated some hours of study to your works, technique, tools, tips. I am still a beginner, sometimes I feel lost at this, don't know where to put my focusing. But thanks to people like you, many like me can have guidance to start a project, fail, fail better, and then with fair effort and discipline, obtain good results. Thank you mate. Good vibes from Costa Rica
Thank you for your kind words. I started just like you and now it is my turn to give back :)
Agree totally. So good for learners like me to be able to put these on repeat before we go out and attempt it ourselves. The two cameras worked fine for me.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge - great video
Thank you very much!
Nice work... I'll have to try & make some of those. I know my wife will definitely be getting the first one!
Wonderful!
Great little project, I like the way you are filming this, there is just enough long distance to see how you are holding yourself and gnerally the close up view works really well, occasionally you wander out of shot a little and of course we can't see the horn for this project but I like it.
A little bit of assymetry is in my opinion desirable because it makes the project more unique...doing a hundred stars all the same is the realm of industry, having a basket of hearts the same size but all very slightly different to go through on a stand at a seminar say ...is a talking point and keeps people looking and searching for the one they like the most.
Well filmed and very well demonstrated. Thanksyou for sharing
Thank you very much for your feedback!
The way you show both the forge and anvil is good , We get to see what you are doing up close . Love it . 👍👌🤠
Great to hear! Thank you for your feedback!
Great video
Thank you!
I've done a lot of your projects I appreciate it I hadn't done any videos on them because I didn't know if it would be stepping on your toes would it be all right if I did some videos
Good to hear thank you like it! And yes, feel free to make videos 🙂
@@lufolkcrafts cool man I appreciate that and I love your work as well I'm a practicing North pagan as well I am here in Texas USA
..i do like to see craftsmanship in metal work rather than production from a factory...
I agree wholeheartedly this factory crap has got to end nobody can do anything for themselves anymore when you can make your own nails to build your own house with the lumber you had saw yourself is a whole nother kind of accomplishment
@@samstapleton3739 Hand forged nails are cool but if I need to build a deck I am not making each nail. 😅
You'll be surprised on how hard the old timers had to work at doing anything just imagine having to forage every single screw or nail