This is the first video where I've seen your face! From your voice and speech pattern, I thought you were probably in your 50's but, I see you are much younger! GREAT JOB! I absolutely LOVE your anvil! I'm stuck with a cast iron Harbor Freight 55 pound hunk of usable junk! Oh well, I'65 and disabled and likely not going to ever get a good anvil so, I m going to make do with what I have! Love your videos and they give great ideas for working on some projects!
The thing I love about your videos above all of the other RUclips blacksmiths is the attention to history and the beauty and artistry of this age old craft. Please never fall into the trap of trying to make this look 'cool' (whatever that is). Thank you for providing something unique.
I adore your love of the history, and your skills as a craftsman to be able to recreate these items. That swivel handle is so great. I’m going to have to use that on something someday.
Always believe it's a sign of a master of his art when he makes what he does look easy ...Rowan good Sir you are an absolute master blacksmith ...I dip my hat to you
I so love your videos. Watched each multiple times. Can't get enough. I would like to order one of your wrought iron welded face (Viking style) square/cross pein small hammers. Contact me when you are in production again please. I reside in Canada. If you can ship of course.
Hey Rowan. There are many you tubers who have done a shop tour video. I am particularly interested in your power hammer looks fabricated from scratch. Just an idea for you and no hammering required! For a change.
I am also interested in your power hammer as well. Can you talk about it? Is is air, mechanical etc? You have much better control then most power hammers can you comment on that as well?
@12:16 There seems to be a tiny blue flame on the top of the spring steel. Is that just a camera glitch, or is it the carbon coming out of the steel and burn? I've never seen that before.
This is the first video where I've seen your face! From your voice and speech pattern, I thought you were probably in your 50's but, I see you are much younger!
GREAT JOB!
I absolutely LOVE your anvil! I'm stuck with a cast iron Harbor Freight 55 pound hunk of usable junk! Oh well, I'65 and disabled and likely not going to ever get a good anvil so, I m going to make do with what I have!
Love your videos and they give great ideas for working on some projects!
The thing I love about your videos above all of the other RUclips blacksmiths is the attention to history and the beauty and artistry of this age old craft. Please never fall into the trap of trying to make this look 'cool' (whatever that is).
Thank you for providing something unique.
I adore your love of the history, and your skills as a craftsman to be able to recreate these items. That swivel handle is so great. I’m going to have to use that on something someday.
Always believe it's a sign of a master of his art when he makes what he does look easy ...Rowan good Sir you are an absolute master blacksmith ...I dip my hat to you
Isn't that tip my hat to you?? Never heard of dipping a hat
Just asking
Once again Rowan, a masterly job and remember the old adage- 'Arse beats class any day ' ;D
Thanks. Yes. Thanks. I absolutely appreciate your videos. Greatest quality and most informative. Can't say enough....
You make it look easy.
Amazing work as always! Can't wait til next week!!
Doing a great job it's coming right along
Oh and Thumbs Up as well
Great video l learnt quite a bit this is the first video I've seen of yours so I will be subscribing and a thumbs up as well 👍👍👍.
Thank You!
Brilliant, as usual!
I really like these Sutton- Hoo- reproductions, maybe you can do more of them in the future?
Clever sausage, I don't think that is a saying used in my area. It is rather amusing so I might start using it.
I so love your videos. Watched each multiple times. Can't get enough. I would like to order one of your wrought iron welded face (Viking style) square/cross pein small hammers. Contact me when you are in production again please. I reside in Canada. If you can ship of course.
By fluke? Hardly likely my friend.
The keen eye of a Master Smith more likely!
AAR
Did you say "Clever sausage"? LMAO I live in Oregon and I get a kick out of different sayings.
Yeah same here as well from Florida LOL
Hey Rowan. There are many you tubers who have done a shop tour video. I am particularly interested in your power hammer looks fabricated from scratch. Just an idea for you and no hammering required! For a change.
I am also interested in your power hammer as well. Can you talk about it? Is is air, mechanical etc? You have much better control then most power hammers can you comment on that as well?
I think youre a clever sausage, pickle.
@12:16 There seems to be a tiny blue flame on the top of the spring steel. Is that just a camera glitch, or is it the carbon coming out of the steel and burn? I've never seen that before.
Would've took a stout built fella to swing an all iron axe like that in battle.
It probably wasn't a weapon designed for use against humans.
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Would the American translation of "clever sausage" be a tricky dick? Another great video, cheers mate.
As I understand it Tricky Dick carries a negative connotation whereas a clever sausage is quite gentle and approving in tone.