Just saying, I'm going to be watching this several more times as I attempt to do this project...too bad I can't like it each time lol. Thank you sir, your work is inspiration for many 🙏 Well wishes and blessings to you now Crawford out 🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
Looks amazing. Thanks for the tip for straightening the twisted section! I have always struggled and fussed for way too long after getting a “wiggly” in a bar. I sometimes use wooden mallet but even that does some damage .
Hi Oscar, great stuff as always but i wonder why you would wait for the steel to cool down before cutting it with the anglegrinder. I think it would hold its shape just fine even if you cut it while glowing. And the grinder doesnt mind a bit!
Very nice job Oscar can't wait to see the next videos in this series. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Hi Oscar, cheers for the tips on the round bar twist. I used a thin cutting disc for the grooves but the effect was too severe. I will be using a chisel from now on. 👍
This is so great, and I appreciate that you're focusing on one part at a time. I've been doing fire pokers lately, just with a hook and a twist, and my next goal is to do a dragon's head like this! Having the parts of the project broken out will save me a lot of time when I give this a try. And as always, incredible job!
Awe3some work Oscar! Interesting technique with the round twist.
Thanks Luke!
Just saying, I'm going to be watching this several more times as I attempt to do this project...too bad I can't like it each time lol.
Thank you sir, your work is inspiration for many
🙏 Well wishes and blessings to you now
Crawford out 🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
Haha I hope it goes well when you have a go!
Good job Oscar like the detail on the dragon thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Great job! Just found your channel yesterday. Love your work.
Thanks John!
Looks amazing. Thanks for the tip for straightening the twisted section! I have always struggled and fussed for way too long after getting a “wiggly” in a bar. I sometimes use wooden mallet but even that does some damage .
Yeah it’s a bit counter intuitive bending it more out of the way to then bend it back but it works to get the wiggle out!
Hi Oscar, great stuff as always but i wonder why you would wait for the steel to cool down before cutting it with the anglegrinder.
I think it would hold its shape just fine even if you cut it while glowing. And the grinder doesnt mind a bit!
I’ll have to try it I’ve always thought the heat might mess the disc up!
Ooh, I want to make a fireside set at some point so I will watch intently!
Yup the dragon set yesssssss
I always curl up the horns on my firepokers so they do not poke your hand.
Yeah it’s a good idea, I tend to blunt off the ends of the more pointy horns.
Very nice job Oscar can't wait to see the next videos in this series. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Thank you!
Hi Oscar, cheers for the tips on the round bar twist. I used a thin cutting disc for the grooves but the effect was too severe. I will be using a chisel from now on. 👍
Yeah try with the chisel 👍
I need to make some tools so I can give this a try. Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi how you getting on with your soundproofed workshop any chance of an update ?
@@col925 I recently put out a video using a swage block to forge some bowls. I’m thinking of doing a shop tour since I have two areas where I work.
Great work Oscar!
Thank you!
This is so great, and I appreciate that you're focusing on one part at a time. I've been doing fire pokers lately, just with a hook and a twist, and my next goal is to do a dragon's head like this! Having the parts of the project broken out will save me a lot of time when I give this a try. And as always, incredible job!
Thank you! Glad you’re liking the formatting.