Knotted Corkscrew!

Today I accidentally make a left handed cork screw! no welds just two pieces of steel wrapped and knotted together! After the video I realised it was a left handed cork screw, straighten the worm and made it into a right handed one, jobs a gooden :-)
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[@blacksmith192]

Good job there’s knots sure are a little tough there’s some tricks in there to make it go easier but I’m sure you already know them.

[@oscarduck1920]

Thank you!

[@juanjosegalvez7235]

perfect

[@oscarduck1920]

Thank you!

[@robertwalton5324]

Hi Oscar, did you have to quench the corkscrew after you'd finished heating it, or just let it cool naturally?

[@oscarduck1920]

I just let it cool, but used a high carbon steel so it was a bit tougher.

[@user-xj3gx1pd6g]

Hey man. I really like what you did. The final result is impressiv. The only thing which I didn't really like in the video is the music on the background while you were talking. As for the foreigner, it was a bit hard for me to hear you clearly)
Everything else is great!

[@oscarduck1920]

Thanks for the comment! I'll make sure to keep the music quite and speak clearly.

[@user-xj3gx1pd6g]

@@oscarduck1920 btw, on what do you specialize? I am not professional at all. All tools which I have now is just diy forge made from gas bottle and envil made from rail. I really want to make a big barn key like in the 10th century or smth like that. Idk if you are interrested in it or no, but just an idea in case if you have free time)