Blacksmithing: Forging a Bottle Opener
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You think the forge is your ally, but you merely adopted the forge. I was born in it, molded by it. The doctors all said that it was a really bad idea but what do they know, they weren't born *of the forge*. Sure, maybe I have a skin disorder where I smolder at all times, but they were fools to doubt my strength.
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Make a Sword next at the blacksmith shop
Today's episode was great with the bottle opener that looks like it just came straight from D&D, but the end of video promo for roman swipe was absolutely the best! I am going to go get swipe and sandwich right now
It Beat you’re kissing their ass so hard theyll have a rectal prolapse
Soup
Keep up the good work guys
I love how they give brian and Jason the tiny hammer and then he becomes Torbjörn with that big ass hammer
Its a 2.2 pound which is what most beginners use. I have tge exact same one. If you start out with a heavy hammer before you're ready your tendons will pay.
"Nothing is safe in this place"
Man it's perfect place for Brian Brushwood and Jason Murphy
"The only safe thing in this shop is what's between your ears and your hands
"So that means you two are in trouble"
Wow, he must have watched this channel before!
nearly spit out my drink when he said that
I feel bad for the first quote
Honestly, wish we can say that to other people in the world. There is no amount of proofing or rule making that will make everything perfectly because everything can fail and people are idiots.
in the firearms community we say "the only TRUE SAFeTY is the one between your ears" or "if ppl used their brains guns wouldnt need a safety".... meaning there are lots of kinds of manual safetys out there but they mean nothing in he hands of an idiot
Three Rules of Blacksmithing
1. It's Hot
2. it's still hot
3. see rules 1 and 2
True
Those are basically the same rules that I follow don't touch the glowing bit. However if you hypothetically need to see if something is still too hot to touch. Touch it with the back of your hand. The back of the hand has many less nerves for pain and if you do burn yourself you still have the ability to use your hands without discomfort.
@@AusyG we were taught to be sure by throwing some water on the steel to be sure. Water was in abundance in the forge, big quench buckets, smaller ones for chisels etc. That said, I still managed to get a black steel burn when I was on a course here in the UK.
@@monolith1337 I also sometimes lick my finger and touch the surface quickly and I can feel the spit on my finger bubble without burning me.
@@AusyG That's quite a way to apply the leidenfrost effect.
This was incredible. This guy did an amazing job at not only explaining the "how", but also the oh-so important and ever-elusive "why". Really awesome video, guys!!
Andy Vieluf Yeah, he is such a great teacher. Everything he says makes sense, he’s not overly complicated with his explanations.
they've came to the right guy for sure
if you tell someone how and why they should do smt, theyll probably do it because they now know something new even if they arent interested
The only thing he didn't teach them was the most important, how to swing a hammer. I've taught before and it takes hours before people finally aren't scared of swinging. They do these little baby swings and pull back right before it hits the metal which is counterintuitive.
Brian misses like half of his hammer hits.
"closer you are to the head more control; the close you are to the bottom more power."
Proceeds to continue to hold it at the bottom
It really depends on what build Brian wanted.
Y'know, like...
What would you rather want?
A super powerful DPS build, or some weird build that's based around a 100% hit chance?
Kappa
@@Known_as_The_Ghostwouldn't hitting 100% of the time increase DPS
@@someyeeterontheblock2421
Most games have a hit chance of around 96%.
Literally every single gear slot specialized in ACC is a damage down-grade compared to a full set of specialized INT, STR or DEX Gear.
Those 4% extra attacks would be nothing compared to x20 or even x1.1 damage.
UNLIMITED POWER!!!!!!!!!!
all I can think is power = bottom (power bottom) (you will probably only get this if you're gay)
We *NEED* more of this stuff. Blacksmithing is amazing.
Ciel I always wanted them to team up with man at arms
"If I want to delay completing my sandwich I'll name all the video cards I know" If we didn't already know Brian was a nerd, we do now.
I'm starting to think this bearded man might be an expert on beating metal with a hammer
Yeah Jason’s a pro. However, the man with the ponytail obviously doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
All praise the metal wizard
ISmokeNerfDarts they’re all bearded man
@@theprodigalson4003 1000 IQ here
And long hair
Blacksmiths: Make swords and cool ass daggers
The Modern Rogue: *wanna make a bottle opener*
You gotta start somewhere
Alcoholism
I have needed to open bottles more often than I've needed to stab dudes.
David Goodner I did a knife-making class once, then went back and did it with my dad and brother-in-law. While there, we were talking about what shape to finish our blade in and I told the instructor that my last one had been in a very sharp, pointy, stab-effective shape. "But I haven't had many chances to really use it."
Instructor - "Sounds like you need to make some lifestyle changes."
@@adamwynn1001 I know some reenactors who are also blacksmiths that have that mentality, sadly most insurance policies will outright refuse to cooperate with groups if they are using sharp/pointy blades.
I like how this episode was basically Jesse just saying "Brian, Jason, use your muscles."
"No, like really use them."
I can't believe you made a bottle opener without me.
His explanation about how to the peening works seems like it would be helpful for dough shaping.
i'm guessing hot metal and dough work roughly in the same way
@@macksii TBH all I know for certain is that my rolling pin technique is trash.
It's kind of the beauty of sculpting with soft material. I'm no sculptor but the ability to make and fix mistakes is great.
Blacksmithing feels a lot like shaping clay
Robbie Cash I took a class in blacksmithing once where the instructor started out as a pottery maker. She said that they move the exact same way, and a lot of people use clay as a sample material for how to move metal. I think there was King of Random video about that, actually.
Jason is such a master of physical comedy 8:26
You can tell he was not a joking kind of guy in the shop
ari mejic hes not serious but he is definitely no nonsense. It’s this perfect air of authority and skill, very rare to see it in a person.
I imagine the blacksmith is a lot funnier of a guy outside the shop. Just when you're not careful around that type of equipment, there is a lot of danger that will be present if you are not careful
i did a couple classes with jesse last year, he's a good guy! Watching him do a rose is amazing
you guys should do an episode going back to the cooking stuff and talk about how to care and season a cast-iron skillet.
Lol, the bottles they opened are twist-off XD
The only downside to owning a bottle opener in 2019: you never get to use it
@@theprogrammer32 well.. I actually drink things that have to have a bottle opener
@@tuckerrichardson2606 Yeah but lighters solve that
Block0fWood I have the multitool they sell on scamstuff and use it primarily as a bottle opener and even though I don’t use it a lot it has come in handy several times. So much like a lighter it’s wise to carry one around
In the UK only Budweisers are twist-offs.
Can someone make a Jason Murphy hits stuff with a hammer compilation
Grogdar use hammer! Hammer good
Plus his thermite incident.
I'd watch it.
Including hands, fingers, and other body parts
Here: th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html
I like that this time around Jason and Brian are actually putting in work instead of just watching. I really like the videos where the bois follow along
I love that every time he says hit it hard Brian gives it a gentle little tap.
This was an excellent video! I love blacksmithing! I also am impressed with Jesse's skill and comfort with the forge. I'm equally impressed with his confidence in his ability to keep Brian and Jason (relatively) safe while teaching them, especially if he knows anything about this channel.
I will definitely watch more of these, and share them with my friends!
You know what would make a cool video? If Brian and Jason made some steel things for their wives! Maybe a nifty knife or... a knife? I can't think of anything else...
I've made so many bottle openers this was painful to watch. - I loved it! Great job guys.
That blacksmith is like the ultimate warrior dad
I bet it feels great when you use that bottle opener. I get that feeling when I use my ceramic cups. Every thing taste better in them. Hard work that pay off.
you guys are great at supporting your local austin community, it's inspiring to see
Tradesfopk don't tend to waste words, every time you hear him say "yup" that's trades speak for "bless your heart"
10:20 I love that because of the camera speed, most of the time we dont actually see the hammer hitting the punch. Just a sound as the hammer bounces back up from going near the hammer
Are they building up knowledge to make a sword?
They already did
They’ve already done that episode
I think axes are probably next.
No, they are building up knowledge to stab someone.
In many ways a sword is just a bigger, sharper bottle opener, except it opens people rather than bottles.
I love how much work they put into making an opener, just to open a twist-off bottle cap.
I love this channel so much. I've never missed an episode. Such a good watch
Jason does things to me. Thank you for your time.
Would love to see you go back to craft an axe with him, really enjoyed this vid :)
Absoleutly, you can tell they enjoyed this a lot
I made a crappy little knife out of a railroad spike once. It was mostly handle and looked sort of like a flat, bladed spoon, so I called it a Spife. This stuff is harder than it looks (and it looks pretty tough) so I have a lot of respect for smiths.
I love how the bottles were twist-offs lol
That guy had to adjust to you two quick but he totally did and rolled with your insanity. Great hammer work boys and bravo to your Blacksmith.
I'm only a level 1 blacksmith, but I was so excited to see what you guys could do as soon as I saw the title.
I'm level 3, j just got my subclass, I went bladesmith, love these smithing vids though, I just finished a viking axe, might go make a few bottle openers now though
I love the blacksmithing episodes. So much fun. Thanks for doing these!
Love the blacksmithing vids. Definitely want to see you guys go back to make some axes!
I love how a metal worker from the 1890s is familiar with Norse mythology
Didn’t the majority of the American population spoke German back in 1890... ? so maybe some knew Norse mythology? Doesn’t sound correct. Anyone knows more on this subject?
@@hallobre they spoke a dialect of English we likely wouldn't have understood that amazingly just from phrasing of sentences.
It's still essentially modern English.
“Here you are, sire, the kingdom’s finest bottle opener”
I like that anytime they work with professionals the professionals are super happy until about half way through
I was literally, not figuratively, making sandwiches when that ad started 😂
I used to go to pioneer farms for summer camp. Looks like it’s time to relive some memories.
We need a "hot" counter. They had to of said its "still hot" or "hot" like 100 times dead ass lmao
Damn all of this blacksmithing stuff looks so interesting
I'd love to try something like this one day
$50 Knife Shop, Wayne Goddard. It can be stupid cheap and easy to get started. I started forging out of a coffee can lined in plaster and sand and fed with a blow torch, used the back of an old bench vise for an anvil.
You can usually find blacksmith classes somewhere near you, and you will probably regret NOT trying it. If I can do it, you can. It really is this interesting!
Brian and Jason should make their own forge and teach us as they learn to make things themselves, could be a modern rogue miniseries. I'd watch that all day! Keep up the awesome work guys, and Merry Christmas to you both!
Jason "I heard axe making!" Everyone else... there goes the days since last injury...
Jason and Murphy are evolving. They made a great bottle opener. With how rogue they are if they can continue this level of skill we may have to start worrying.
All these blacksmithing videos makes me want to become a blacksmith lmao. looks relaxing
I’m actually in the process of setting up a forge to do my own blacksmithing, I was so fascinated with the whole idea ever since I was a kid and now I’m starting to live my childhood dream.
Remember that gas is less expensive, but more dangerous. And more efficient.
Locksmithing:well use the pinker thingy
Blacksmith:its called a drift as it drifts inv
Great video.
Looking forward to seeing axe's!
Now we need a Modern Rogue and Alec Steele collab!
I concur.
That would be incredible
Yes
OMG Yes - this! Also how good would it have been to see Jason tremble before Mr. Pilkington?
You can tell this guy really love his craft. Awesome to watch and learn.
Fantastic Video and y'all did a great job blacksmithing. Looking forwards to more blacksmithing videos! (Better make an axe next time!!)
This is my favourite TH-cam channel.
*opens beer with Bic lighter
"I gotta get me a fuckin' anvil!"
I'm liking the nature of your sponsors, but I still don't know what I swipe is. Do you ingest it, or does it attach to your... Sandwich tool? Maybe a diagram would be helpful.
I think you wipe the swipe on your pipe and numb your plumb.
They’re numbing wipes meant to reduce one’s sensitivity, to increase stamina.
@@coyotedomino oh, that sounds... Unpleasant. Like it might create other problems. Why not just make two sandwichs, if your partner is so slow?
Brodie Knight well, not everyone is able to make two sandwiches consecutively. Making sandwiches can be very tiring.
@@coyotedomino well sure. You take a rest and catch your breath, restock your mayo, and get back to it. To have an intermission in between is better than to leave your partner with a half made sandwich. Even if your sandwich tool is unoperational after the first sandwich, it's easy to take your two bare hands and help your partner make her sandwich at least. But I do see what you're saying.
Not gonna lie, I clicked on the video just because I knew they'd open a bottle with it at the end. Was not disappointed.
description: maybe I have a skin disorder where I smolder at all times
Dwayne Johnson's smoldering intensity who?
just made one of these in my forge for the first time, a simple bottle opener, but it was so, so fun.
This was pretty fn awesome guys thank you for making this video, I really enjoyed it. 🔥⚒ Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone in the Modern Rogue team. 🤘😊🤘
Some time could we have improvised weapons week "Holidays" edition. I wanna know how I can defeat terrorists with a menorah or a Christmas ornament.
See: Home Alone
Very satisfying to watch
Should have added mending...
I haven't seen enough bookshelves @ rogue HQ for that.
I think they somehow made acquiring experience a lot harder in this world
Silk touch is better for this I think.
Unbreaking III and Efficiency V will coma handy too
Next episode of modern rouge is how to make an afk fishing machine
Ah yes the tool that can be replaced by pretty much anything
vise grips make better bottle openers than actual bottle openers
Flat surfaces are everywhere.
@@BaldMancTwat Karl Smallwood opened one with a cue ball.
@@Carbon2861996 and another beer bottle, and paper, and literally anything
@@total_kayhem5193 I learned as a kid how to open a bottle with my teeth. (Its dangerous. Dont do it)
Best ad on the internet at the end xD
Hey, Jason is actually a pretty damn good blacksmith
netflix: are you still watching?
someone's daughter: 12:33
so he makes a bottle opener and opens up a bottle with a twist cap .Beautiful
It's so interesting seeing a professional blacksmith because I would probably just 3D model it and use a CNC to make it
20:46 "refer to our sponsor for more details"
best joke in the series
Hope to see more of these
when your level is too low that you still can't hold a hammer the cool way properly
I know watching Jesse hammer it's nice and controlled then Jason and Brain, noodle arms.
What a great teacher!
I WANT MORE BLACK SMITHING!!!!
Burns from forge scale are just little kisses from your forge.
i love looking at smiting it is so cool when you hit it it cools off
Bless you Jason Murphey @ 3:40
This is some interesting content. Very satisfying to get absorbed. I mean you're reaching Bob Ross levels
thanks!
This man reminds of my old stagecraft/workshop teacher so hard.
Man, he's a great teacher
Great job guys!!!
This guy was a pretty good teacher
"yes, I'm a legitimate blacksmith"
More videos doing this guys!!!
When you see a blacksmith in the 18 hundreds with an Apple Watch
A Master Blacksmith
That was clearly a gift they brought from the future
A close experience to this would be getting trapped in the bottom level of purgatory spending all your time explaining yugioh to some bitch from the 1300s.
Did you not know. He forged it himself.
I’ve never loved listening to an add more in my life
4:00 Now this guy knows exactly what he's working with. Good guy xD
But a bottle opener on a twist of? What on earth?
Jason’s turtleneck at the end 🤣
That man with a big beard is my geometry teacher
Making a bottle opener would be so dope like whenever you have drinks with people you could never not mention "oh I forged this myself" Real bragging rights
That guy in the back be forging the ultimate fedora
Brian's beard is so nicely sculpted, lookin' good sir
why, thank you!
What is commonly used to prevent rust at the end if blacksmith projects?
You have to quench the punch to keep it from losing its temper. You'll have to redo the heat treatment if you do that. It will be too soft if it gets too hot. For anyone who wanted a more in depth explanation of how too much heat will "mess up" the punch.
A friendly dwarven blacksmith teaches two humans how to put too much effort into opening screw caps
Merry Christmas