Nick:Firstly, I love your channel. You and the Zednaught Alpha have really inspired me to get my hands dirty and express creativity in some amazing ways. Second, I thought I'd recommend making some sort of protective item. You've shown us how to make rebar knives, tongs, arrowheads, and now a fork. I'd love to see a scrap metal buckler or similar item. Thanks, A fan and upcoming craftsman.
you seem really enthusiastic with what your doing. Its amazing to see someone do what they love. Good job and don't let people bring you down. Continue to do these amazing videos :)
Johnnyred here big fan of your Chanel. So got a challenge build for you. Chop stick cross bow. I was thinking bout using the grove from a tongue &grove piece of wood paneling but u can use what ever. Chop sticks are just such a common thing it be cool to see some thing that can shoot them. Could even be spring powered. Have to figure a weighted arrow tip ,flights so the can fly right. Well give it a pounder.
Nice. You have potentially saved me $400 if I can make my own. Looking at a set of a nice dinnerware set that is $50 a piece. For $400 I could put that towards a power hammer. 😂
That some nice smooth work, both at the forge and with the grinder. Smoothness with simple forms is underrated, but a sign of good control. FWIW, the steel doesn't need to be anywhere near red-hot for the beeswax to melt and form a good finish. Although if you just like the flames, that's cool too. :)
great job, it looks great. I am amazed at the star-sparks coming off the rebar. You have talked in previous vids about carbon content varying on rebar - well that one looks rather high!
That looks great! Maybe you can try forging the handle square and putting in a twist to make it look more decorative. I love these forging videos, can't wait for what's next.
Yes, but can you make a spork? :P I'm curious as to why you didn't cut the tines with a wedge while it was hot, but opted to grind them. Great project, and I love the rustic look.
Thats a nice job u have done !! My curiosity is for bee wax finish Once u use it and wash it then bee wax coating will be gone and rust will come What can b a permanent solution to avoid rusting on these forging products ???
I want to see a socketed spear head out of rebar. Like you, I don't have a standard horned anvil. I'd love to see how you make the socket without a horn or step.
I love the knives you do that are inspired by games like you CS:GO knife or the destiny knife but a set of medieval dinner utensils would be cool also.
That's a hard question. It's mainly up to you and what you consider safe. That said, I feel safer using rebar than cheap Chinese stainless steel (not to be confused with high-quality products made in China). Thanks for watching!
when i get my forge back to working comtition in the future. i actiallt want to make my mother a damascus silverware set. about 3 if each utensil. she has always been very supirtive. but ive never been able to make anything for her. so i really vant wait to do somthing nice gor her othee than only being able to say "love you"
Honestly making her a leather purse with your own hand forged fitting like buckled and maybe like a metal piece that has her initials or something would work too
I would need to harden mine with the way my wife's been cooking lately
hahahaha too funny
This is how everything should be CRAFTED. This fork will be used for generations.
I'll be doing this all with a file, a belt sander, and a hacksaw, seeing as I don't have an angle grinder. Thanks for inspiring me!
Nick:Firstly, I love your channel. You and the Zednaught Alpha have really inspired me to get my hands dirty and express creativity in some amazing ways. Second, I thought I'd recommend making some sort of protective item. You've shown us how to make rebar knives, tongs, arrowheads, and now a fork. I'd love to see a scrap metal buckler or similar item. Thanks, A fan and upcoming craftsman.
Going to make this as my first forge project in metalshop. Thank you for making these videos!
Wow, great video! Short and to the point, I love it! God bless brother! Jesus loves you!
Thank you!
So talented!..this guy can do anything!
Wow, Nick, you did a good job on the fork. No one would know it was handmade. As usual I am impressed with your craftsmanship.
your work is art. any imperfections just add to your work and thankyou for sharing your knowledge.
Absolutely love your forge videos, awesome job. Definitely going to try this in the future
You are an amazing man, thank you for being on TH-cam.
This is the best thing I've seen on TH-cam in weeks. Outstanding.
Awesome work brother, i searched and searched for a video on how to forge a fork and finally your popped up. keep it up
you seem really enthusiastic with what your doing. Its amazing to see someone do what they love. Good job and don't let people bring you down. Continue to do these amazing videos :)
+Dom Speziale Thank you for the kind words!
I'd love to see you make a carving knife and fork in the same manner as this. Great video man!
Wooow thats awesome project! I wish to have place to do it like you. Keep going 🙏
This is better looking than most commercial made sets
Johnnyred here big fan of your Chanel. So got a challenge build for you. Chop stick cross bow. I was thinking bout using the grove from a tongue &grove piece of wood paneling but u can use what ever. Chop sticks are just such a common thing it be cool to see some thing that can shoot them. Could even be spring powered. Have to figure a weighted arrow tip ,flights so the can fly right. Well give it a pounder.
Looks great, Nick
great video! make the whole set!
I didn't know in post apocalyptic times they had no forks or spoons but had angle grinders a forge and electricity. keep the videos going. there good!
Beautiful piece
Hi Nick, how about making a full dinner set Knife, Fork ,Spoon wooden plate/bowl and a horn cup
Nigel Stringer Thanks for the suggestion!
I just found your spoon video. Very Cool. It brought me here. Very Cool fork! Keep up with the great videos.
Nice work. I love it.
Good fork!
Fantastic results!
Thanks much
That is really cool is it sanitary healthy any drawbacks.... Versus silver are stainless steel
Love your work Nick! Keep 'em coming! Need to do a spoon now.
This was actually pretty dope! Make a spoon, butter knife, steak knife, and a pairing knife to go with it.
Nice. You have potentially saved me $400 if I can make my own. Looking at a set of a nice dinnerware set that is $50 a piece. For $400 I could put that towards a power hammer. 😂
LOL I LOVE IT!!! Its Texas Style!!! I would love to have a larger one for turning my steaks on my Texas Size Grill...Great job brother!!
Very very cool ,That would be my favorite fork, awesome.
I like it. Cool build
Fork from rebar: Refork!
If you really want to make rebar go full circle, make concrete finishing tools from rebar.
so simple, but so cool!!
That some nice smooth work, both at the forge and with the grinder. Smoothness with simple forms is underrated, but a sign of good control. FWIW, the steel doesn't need to be anywhere near red-hot for the beeswax to melt and form a good finish. Although if you just like the flames, that's cool too. :)
this is amazing actually
That's a really cool fork!
I would love to throw this one haha :D good job Nick :)
great job, it looks great. I am amazed at the star-sparks coming off the rebar. You have talked in previous vids about carbon content varying on rebar - well that one looks rather high!
nice job as always. truly enjoy your vids
That looks great! Maybe you can try forging the handle square and putting in a twist to make it look more decorative. I love these forging videos, can't wait for what's next.
I half expected a throwing demo! Ha ha, great build!
Great fork !
How about a nice cup ?
Could you make a folding spork?
nice work nick thank you
Ur a cool guy nick.. my favorite TH-camr 🏆🏆🏆
Yes, but can you make a spork? :P I'm curious as to why you didn't cut the tines with a wedge while it was hot, but opted to grind them. Great project, and I love the rustic look.
Slick , great work
i thought the beeswax was a potato lol
Very cool my friend and I look forward to checking out the rest of your videos!!😊😊
cool build
SUPER FORK!
This is mild steel I assume? It will tarnish very quickly with use....but it's cool as. I'd love rebar cutlery.
Very nice project, I love it.
Please make a creative candle holder...
sheeeeeesh that rly helps me... i needed i guide vid like this,i have a whooooooole bunch of rebar!!!
Forge chain links and make a riveted chain out of rebar, that'd be good practice.
Thats a nice job u have done !!
My curiosity is for bee wax finish
Once u use it and wash it then bee wax coating will be gone and rust will come
What can b a permanent solution to avoid rusting on these forging products ???
Nice video!
Outstanding
Nice work bro.....
cup of water right next to the grinder to keep the stuff from overheating
Very cool neck! Hey, make it with just two prongs and you've got yourself an 18th or early 19th century fork. You ought are quite the Craftsman!
He's got skill forging and fricking level 100 with a grinder.
How should I start building a forge? I wanna make some fun little projects like this.
Man, that's one hell of a Game's of Thrones fork! It can kill. Could you twist the rebar more to make more of an interesting design? Nice one
Excellent!!
I want to see a socketed spear head out of rebar. Like you, I don't have a standard horned anvil. I'd love to see how you make the socket without a horn or step.
Good work mate could you make good robust axe
How safe is it to use rebar to eat with? Is there some coating or something you can put in it so it won't rust or something?
That would be a good camping fork 😊☀️🌵
Amazing!!!!
I love the knives you do that are inspired by games like you CS:GO knife or the destiny knife but a set of medieval dinner utensils would be cool also.
that's great man .
very very nice!
that fork is super cool
treypop Thanks!
can you make something out of pallets? something related to kitcher or garden
I would like to make my dad a knife. What type of saw blade would be good to use?
you should try making a spoon and a spatula
I would like to see the back flattened for a lanyard hole and a flat spot to use flint on for flint and steel fire making.
PureDWhiteCloud Thanks for the suggestion! That's awesome!
So cool
Will it rust? Lol.
I just made your tongs.
Good work.
Dude, I have NEVER seen your channel. Im stoked you showed up in my recommended channels.....SUB'd
id love to see a whole rebar wear set like a spoon and knife maybe with a plate and cup not necessarily out of rebar
+theflyguy lorenz Thanks for the suggestion!
Cool project
+Jim Kaleta Thank you!
very good idea😃😃
Nice, real nice
my question would be though is it actually safe to eat with or is it for more of a decoration/conversation piece purposes.
That's a hard question. It's mainly up to you and what you consider safe. That said, I feel safer using rebar than cheap Chinese stainless steel (not to be confused with high-quality products made in China).
Thanks for watching!
lockjaw
Awesome!
Nicholas, that is a very sweet fork from basically, junk material! Great job!
How about making a set to go camping with?
Could u do a video on making a bow from fibreglass sheeting
Based on your experience forging forks... would you consider this a leisurely activity?
i made one a while back couldn't stop it from rusting will the beeswax prevent this
That's some pretty impressive free-hand cutting with the cutoff wheel on an angle grinder. Not sure my old hands are still that steady.
+J.D. Ricks Thank you for watching!
when i get my forge back to working comtition in the future. i actiallt want to make my mother a damascus silverware set. about 3 if each utensil. she has always been very supirtive. but ive never been able to make anything for her. so i really vant wait to do somthing nice gor her othee than only being able to say "love you"
Honestly making her a leather purse with your own hand forged fitting like buckled and maybe like a metal piece that has her initials or something would work too
Cool fork. Just a tip, try hot cleaning vinegar. just boil the vinegar, dump the steel in, wait 20 minutes.
Very very good
+Eloy Workshop Thank you!
Re-bar bottle opener?
very good