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I’m going to make this my first blacksmithing project. My gas forge will be delivered tomorrow. Can’t wait.

Hey, as in Old sturbridge village, the living museum? Nice, my older brother works there, he mostly likes working with his oxen but I've been picking his brain about getting my own home forge up and running

I watched the making a nail video before this one. Those rose head nails were the best I've ever seen.

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Great teaching, Dad.

First time viewer here, Awesome video, patient and thoughtful explanations about your process, farm and garden tools were what initially inspired me to begin my journey into blacksmithing, If ya don't mind sharing, you mention tool steel, have you found you like any particular tool steel/high carbon formulation? I love the hexagonal stock btw it seems like it would provide some additional rigidity especially if you were to use it on any long handled tools

subscribes and hit the bell. looking forward to see future youtubes

Let’s see some more? Seeing all those tools in the background implies you might be a master. Let’s see it!

Looks like a classic Yankee weeder?

What steel is used to make this tool?

So I’m new to blacksmithing and interested in buying some tongs! Was hoping you might have a pair or two you wouldn’t mind selling..

So exciting to here,congrats on baby on the way,🎉 I'll be watching for ur next time in the shop also, im excited to see more videos,

23:32 very nice in ur back an forth an hiting the point down ,it is looking good.nice job

My challenge as a newi'sh blacksmith is finding the perfect centre when punching the hole. I never seem to get it perfectly in the middle. Any suggestions?

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Heeey! Glad to see you guys back at it. My daughter and I have been looking forward to seeing you do more.

Clara, really glad you're making more videos. Loved seeing Delilah and your Dad! It was neat seeing the combination of power hammering and hand work. I was surprised at how Ned made the power hammer operate so delicately. We have one of Ned's weeders and love it.

Welcome back, I'm back in my shop as well. Just need to work on my video quality. Y'all are doing an amazing job!!!

So do you sharpen it by peening it or file

Hello, Delilah! And love seeing you all again! Fascinating tool-making process. I love the coordinated effort between man and machine (the power hammer, specifically). The finished product is beautiful. 😍💕

SO EXCITED TO SEE YOU BACK!! Delilah is the absolute cutest. And what a neat tool! is that a persimmon at the end there or a funky looking apple? Incredible job as always you guys 🤯

Great work. I've actually had one of those weeders on the to-do list for quite some time, but never seem to get around to forging one. Nice to see the process, especially the peening at the end.

Nice to see you back in the forge. Sorry to hear for the loss but great to hear of the new future blacksmith. Well done video enjoyed.

I was so happy to see the notification of a new video from this channel! Your Dad lights up pinging the hammer for Delilah and her overalls are so cute! So sorry to hear about Heidi girl, I know how much you and your family loved her... she had a good, long life with you guys.

Great to see you back, congratulations on the little one!

GREAT to see you again! With a new blacksmith... so cute! And a very nice vid! Thank you!

I was so happily surprised to see a new video. Great looking tool. Great video. Army SE Oregon

Congratulations. Glad to see a new video. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friends. Forge On. Fab on. Weld On, keep making. God bless.

So glad to see you posting again. Love the videos. Your little one is so precious.

I am from a very rural area of Alaska. I have been learning to be a hobbyist blacksmith through TH-cam so, this is exactly what I need! thank you for shareing your knowlage

Just found the channel. I am trying to learn myself. This is great. When are you gonna have t shirts?😊

Hi Clara! I'm so happy that you've started this channel with your dad! I've missed your tutorials on OFS; they are definitely the best of all of the YT sewing tutorials I've watched and followed. I've learned so much from you! (I made 6 large panels of roman shades, with no prior experience, by watching your instructions). So... I am so excited to have found you here, starting a new chapter. I also appreciate the fact that you and your dad will be preserving and passing on such beautiful and practical skills to the next generations. We all will benefit from working more with our hands, being intrinsically motivated and rewarded by the process of learning and a job well-done. Best of success to you both!! 🤩😍❤

Your dad did a excellent demo and explanation BUT NO SAFTY GLASSES

Congrats, I subbed and will be waiting for the new Blacksmithing videos. I to am just learning Blacksmithing.

Looks like a cool shop and a beautiful place. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

My dad wanted to do blacksmithing out of school but grandfather talked him out of it so he went the cabinet maker route, I only found out about six months be for he passed away. He knew I was into it but never saw my set up😢

Congratulations and best wishes from Australia.👍✌️

Great job! You are inspiring me to get out into my hot shop! 🥵

Thanks for this. I just started blacksmithing a few weeks ago. What looked so easy in videos and TV, turned out to be much more challenging than anticipated, but it’s a lot of fun, too. So far, I’ve only made tongs…which are required before making actual things. This will be a great first project!

As a father with two daughters, this was great to watch. I remember getting a square nail finger ring from Sturbridge village as a kid. Of course, some rock candy as well:)

Your awesome 👏🏻 from Thailand

Primero control del martillo, dominado el golpe se adquiere fuerza al y velocidad!💪👍🙂

Your Farther is an interesting Gentleman. He has a face that has seen a lot of life. My respect Sir :)

Any chance of a shop tour looks like have some pretty cool old gear.

You’re awesome 👏🏻 from Thailand

Suitable handle size It's awesome. From Thailand

Suitable handle size It's awesome. From Thailand

Really enjoyed this. Watching experienced blacksmiths they make everything look easier. Simple hammer control and accuracy with blows takes time to learn and its going to be good to watch your progression, you have a great teacher.

Excelente! 👍

Just found your channel: Beautiful videos - thank you! There is so much to discover: blacksmithing is much more than just making knives! With open eyes you will quickly see that there will be no end to discovering new things, trying things out and learning things to find out what you want to create and to develop your own style. I wish you an eventful, varied and intense journey in this beautiful craft, you have a great teacher! 👍