Forging An Antique Garden Tool

[@DarrenMalin]

A simple yet effective and useful tool.... Thank you Sir :)

[@Little_River_Forge]

That is cool

[@quintonrowan9886]

That’s the coolest string winder I’ve ever seen. Way better than the plastic junk I have.

[@haroldhoskison7239]

Very innovative project.

[@Little_River_Forge]

I watched it again… that is cool

[@kennethomeara9848]

Very cool!

[@ИванКовалев-г8к]

Классный проект, мастер!!! Это у вас называется ковка "колониальный стиль"?

[@rlgroshans]

That turned out great. Fantastic work!!

[@S3_Fabrication]

That was awesome video and build. I really enjoy The way you explain things. Thanks!

[@solidsteelironworks]

thank you!!

[@poppadragon2006]

Awesome work.

[@solidsteelironworks]

Thank you!

[@davidsimons9132]

I really like the idea. Will work well in the garden or wherever a string line is needed. Keep up the good work.

[@solidsteelironworks]

thank you!

[@doug817th]

Very nice!

[@solidsteelironworks]

Thanks!

[@Graham_Langley]

I had one of these made by my blacksmith grandfather. Made the mistake of giving it to someone I considered a good friend at the time as they had an allotment (UK)...

[@arresha_eng]

very nice piece.

[@solidsteelironworks]

Thank you!

[@y-notforge8913]

..Well done Lee ! i have a plastic version that has about had it. Now with your guidance i can make a Better one, Thanks...!

[@solidsteelironworks]

thank you I'm glad I could help!

[@germona]

Great Job. To heat up a 3/4" bar to almost yellow on the video, you must have a pretty powerfull forge. Is it cole or gas? Thanks

[@solidsteelironworks]

its a gas forge it doesn't get as hot as you think the camera makes it look hotter than it is.