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Back to Basics - Simple Living
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Blacksmithing, handcrafts and the outdoors. Sharing simple ways we slow down our busy modern life and return to basics!
Welcome! Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~
Welcome! Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~
Forging Leaf Pendants- 1800s Blacksmith Shop
Showing our process for forging a leaf pendant.
Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcrafts, and the outdoors. Sharing simple ways we slow down our busy modern life and return to basics. Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~
#blacksmithing
Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcrafts, and the outdoors. Sharing simple ways we slow down our busy modern life and return to basics. Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~
#blacksmithing
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Forging a Knife Blade in 1800s Blacksmith’s Shop
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Showing our process for forging a Blacksmith’s knife from a warn-out file. After forging and hardening we oven tempered and sharpened the blade (not shown in this video). Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcrafts, and the outdoors. Sharing simple ways we slow down our busy modern life and return to basics. Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~ #blacksmithing
Forging Bushcraft Knife Blade
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Showing our progress for forging bushcraft knives from 1.5” x 0.25” 5160 high carbon steel! Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcrafts, and the outdoors. Sharing simple ways we slow down our busy modern life and return to basics. Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~ #blacksmithing #bladesmith
Early Spring in 1800s Blacksmith Shop
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Early spring in the blacksmith's shop! Check out our blacksmithing videos from this 1800s shop below. 1800s Blacksmithing // Forging Hooks and Nails th-cam.com/video/ZwAESBLOR-s/w-d-xo.html Forging a Leaf Pendant: th-cam.com/video/bwOYFOHmiqo/w-d-xo.html Forging a Candle Holder: th-cam.com/video/6oAEILaVqJA/w-d-xo.html Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcrafts, and the outdoors. Sharing sim...
Wintertime at the 1800s Blacksmith Shop
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Starting up the coal forge on a winter morning in the blacksmith's shop. Check out our blacksmithing videos from this 1800s shop below. 1800s Blacksmithing // Forging Hooks and Nails th-cam.com/video/ZwAESBLOR-s/w-d-xo.html Forging a Leaf Pendant: th-cam.com/video/bwOYFOHmiqo/w-d-xo.html Forging a Candle Holder: th-cam.com/video/6oAEILaVqJA/w-d-xo.html Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcra...
Red Cedar Epoxy Charcuterie Board
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Creating a charcuterie board from a red cedar wood. We used a food safe epoxy for this project: Art Resin. Link below if interested. www.artresin.ca/ Welcome! We feature blacksmithing, handcrafts, and the outdoors. Sharing simple ways we slow down our busy modern life and return to basics. Thanks for watching! ~Back to Basics - Simple Living~ #woodworking
1800s Blacksmithing // Forging Christmas Ornaments
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1800s Blacksmithing // Forging Christmas Ornaments
1800s Blacksmithing // Forging Nails and Hooks
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1800s Blacksmithing // Forging Nails and Hooks
DIY Wooden Bath Board // with Hand Forged Handles
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DIY Wooden Bath Board // with Hand Forged Handles
Forging a Leaf Hook // 1800s Blacksmith Shop
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Forging a Leaf Hook // 1800s Blacksmith Shop
Spatula from Maple Firewood // No Power Tools
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Spatula from Maple Firewood // No Power Tools
Forging Drawer Handles // Quick Blacksmith Project
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Forging Drawer Handles // Quick Blacksmith Project
Quick Blacksmith Project // Railroad Spike Hooks
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Quick Blacksmith Project // Railroad Spike Hooks
Charcuterie Board // Made from Live Edge Wood
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Charcuterie Board // Made from Live Edge Wood
Forging a Bottle Opener - 1800s Blacksmith Shop
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Forging a Bottle Opener - 1800s Blacksmith Shop
Forging a Fire Poker - 1800s Blacksmith Shop
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Forging a Fire Poker - 1800s Blacksmith Shop
Forge Welding - 1800s Blacksmith’s shop
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Forge Welding - 1800s Blacksmith’s shop
Hand Forged Candle Holder- Blacksmithing
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Hand Forged Candle Holder- Blacksmithing
Forging Leaf Pendant - 1800s Blacksmith Shop
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Forging Leaf Pendant - 1800s Blacksmith Shop
Starting up the Coal Forge - Old School Blacksmithing
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Starting up the Coal Forge - Old School Blacksmithing
Woodburning on Blacksmith's Toolbox - TIMELAPSE
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Woodburning on Blacksmith's Toolbox - TIMELAPSE
Waterproofing Leather Boots | Beeswax and Cacao Butter
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Waterproofing Leather Boots | Beeswax and Cacao Butter
Homemade Birdseed Cakes | Backyard Birding
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Homemade Birdseed Cakes | Backyard Birding
Build a Blacksmith’s Toolbox | DIY Woodworking Project
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Build a Blacksmith’s Toolbox | DIY Woodworking Project
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Thank you so much! I will be using this recipe soon. I love how you use the muffin liners!
That hammer hitting the metal makes such a satisfying noise.
I love the look so much i just wish you used slot head screws or even nails that are bent over in back the modern yellow screws just look off
Other then the screws its looks awesome
Mine are not growing! I have them in a sprouting jar, with water covering about a quarter of an inch of the seeds.
100% I was born in the wrong era. Love the setup, modern smithing is enjoyable, but would love that old time feel.
What do you recommend to as far as maintenance and use for the oiled charcuterie board? Should it oil be reapplied every so often? Should users limit what they place on the board to prevent staining?
Great question! For cleanup, we recommend washing with a cloth and dish soap then promptly drying. The mineral oil and beeswax-based finish we used in this video will require periodic reapplication to ensure the surface is protected. Another great option that we started using more recently is Osmo Top Oil. The manufacturer indicates that it is safe for food-surface contact and forms a hard wax coating, so is less prone to washing off like mineral oil. Worth considering and makes a beautiful finish!
This type of videos are art, love the way you live brother 🤘
I appreciate it! Thanks for the thoughtful comment. Glad you’re here.
Very nice job. Great video today as always. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep forge lit. Keep Making. God bless
Thanks so much! Great to hear from you, and sorry to keep you waiting so long since our last video! :) We appreciate your ongoing support! Forge on, my friend! Cheers!
What kind of Wax is this?
Bees wax! 🐝
Love the videos. Great shop. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.
Thanks so much! Hope to get another video out soon! Take care ⚒️ 😊
You need strong hands for hand made knives 👍
Lol Indeed! 😊 Thanks so much for watching!
Never knew what the white pouder was. What's the use?
Thanks for the question! The powder is anhydrous borax, which is used as a flux. Fluxes help to prevent the build up of scale on the surfaces to be welded 🔥
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving I see, what's the scale that comes off when hammering?, Impurities?
Love it! You are a fine craftsman sir and nice vid editing! As Tyree from Mad real world would say "Keep doin' what you're doin'"
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! “I am one with the universe…I am one with the universe…no I am not!”
I never realize you could just beat a handle into it?? That's rad. I always see people start with a knife shaped piece first.
Sure can! This is our preferred process for forging knives 🔪 🔥 Thanks for watching!
Looks good, glad to see a new video. That last blade looks amazing
Thanks buddy! I’ll bring it along on our next camping trip
Very nice work big fan of the design. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.
Hey there! Great to hear for you! Thanks so much again for the thoughtful comment. So glad you like the design! Forge on!
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My take on a forged Christmas ornament. th-cam.com/video/fv7FMRJgctM/w-d-xo.html
Where are the knives forging videos? You get us addicted and leave.
Knife forging are our next set of videos! Haha sorry for the delay.
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Thanks so much for the thoughtful comment! Insightful perspective. Greetings from Canada!
What is the variety of things made there?
Sorry for the delay. We make all sorts of household items such as candle holders, wall hooks, bottle opener, hinges, cooking utensils etc! Thanks so much for watching!
When will be your next set of video.
Sorry it’s taking us so long, the next video is posted tonight. Thanks so much for watching!
What tipe borex
Sorry for the delay. Anhydrous borax! BUT since shooting this video, we’ve started using Iron Mountain flux and now swear by it.
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving for you which one is best for you
Loved the feel of this video, the fire, the scanning of the hanging tools, you working along with a fellow blacksmither. Very good!
Sorry for the delay! Thanks so much for kind comment! We’re back in the blacksmith shop more regularly these days. Have some knife forging videos on the way 🔨 🔪 🔥
A Butane Lighter!? Wheres the Flint and Steel?! 😉😁
Haha! 😆
Beautiful
Thank you 🙏
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving your very welcome
Great
Thanks 🙏
This makes me wonder, what would happen to me if i came with a 5-axis universal Doosan mill to his yard..
Far too sophisticated for our crafting 😊
Pretty amazing. Beautiful shop. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Thanks so much! We’re lucky to volunteer in such a unique blacksmith’s shop from the 1800s! Have a great weekend 😊
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving you're welcome
best way to survive and keep yourself warm , crafting tools and weapons ,it will be a real challenge 😀
Very true! The blacksmith shop would definitely be the place to be 🔥
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving we had a house inside forest once,but i didnt have chance to build a blacksmith,but i build an open forge with anvil from body builders iron weight, bought an old hand crank blower from flea market renewed it and crafted 3 knives, tried to learn basic alone,i still remember first day of hammering pain inside my palm.
You need a nail header tool
So amazing and meditative to watch. I didn't realize how many steps were involved in the process, great job!
Thanks so much 🙏 Indeed! Especially the epoxy steps take many days of patience, but worth it!
That was so interesting to watch how you make that magic happen to come up with the beautiful finished product. I love your woodworking shop. Video editing and all - very well done!
Thank you so much! 😊 Our shop is really taking shape now, and so much fun to work in during the winter. We’re enjoying following your winter adventures too on your channel! @HikingWithKathleen
Beautiful work. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God Bless.
Thanks kindly!! 🙏
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving your very welcome
Lots of work but wow!
Thanks so much! 🙏 😊
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nice 🤩😍
Thanks kindly! 😊
Bravo
Thanks kindly! 😊
I recommend doing a nail header helps a lot🙂
Great suggestion- thank you! 😊
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Lol
Love it, no better place to be, when the weather is cold
Couldn’t agree more 👍 Happy Holidays!
Very beautiful design. Forge On. God Bless.
Thanks kindly! 🙏 😊
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas! 🎄 😊
Very cool and unique project there. Very nice Job. I like that tree. Merry Christmas an Happy holidays. You have a very beautiful shop there. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. God Bless.
Thanks so much, Jared! We appreciate your thoughtful comment! It’s fun to make seasonal projects, especially this time of year! Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you, as well! ⚒ wishing you all the best - and lots of time in the shop - in the New Year!
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving thanks so Much.
Hello there, love the video :) Can you help me and tell me how do you call that tool which blowes air into fire
Hello! Thanks so much :) That tool is called "bellows". The bellows in this shop were made in the 1700s. They are duel chambered bellows.
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving thank you 😀 i have one similar like in the video i maybe want to sell it
Nice shop, and very nice work. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks kindly. We’re glad you’re here! Hope your week is going well ⚒
@@BacktoBasicsSimpleLiving The week is going good, I'm in the process of moving my forge and tools into a shop building.
@@wolfsforge2 Sounds great! Good luck with the move... no shortage of heavy equipment :)