I am very proud of your esteemed Black smithy works. Your INSTRUCTIONS is very nice. Our Traditional Black smithy works is very essential to any fields. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
Great content and as someone who's just started out blacksmithing in my back yard and is learning everything from scratch at 50 years old these TH-cam posts have been invaluable to me and there such a great resource of ideas and information. It helps that I've been around tools and that I've worked with my hands most of my life so given the basics I can normally work things out but these TH-cam posts are a great resource and I'm greatful and appreciate you sharing your wealth of knowledge.👍✌️
Noticed some comment on the length of videos. I take longer to show some things more than others and often looks back when I return to soak up more information. Sir you are a very good teacher and I enjoyed all your help you do.I do enjoy seeing the how to about the horse shoe but don't watch all but enjoy seeing about what is done
The work on the horns I think was spot on. From hunting experience I can say that no horn is identical to the other on any animal. A splendid job on the entire piece.
Hey Gary, I really like your channel and videos. I like the Rams head . You make look easy. I like to see more of this and the dog heads too. Thanks for sharing your videos and channel with us. Keep'em coming I will be watching alot.
Gary I finally got one to come out that is presentable. I missed your comments on the lower jaw and kept missing that lower shape. Made the head look to square. I think I learned as much making the eye punch as I did the head itself. Thanks again for a great learning experience. Bill
Nice job mate. I have used this same general pattern, without the horns, to make mallard duck heads for my hunting friends. I have done the same with making the horse head, making the horns much shorter and turning them into ears. My detail work requires much more practice. I see where the gas torch helps with placing heat in just the right places. Thanks for the tutorial!!!! Trey
Exelente trabajo mi respetos, un gran herrero. Gracias por compartir ese arte, se le agradece y pues aki aprendiendo mucho... desde tijuana mexico!!👍🏻🤠🙏🏻
Nice job! Good to see you gave a gentle warning about opposite twists on the horns. I've ruined a couple because I wasn't paying attention to that! And yes, you have to get those eyes level too!
This is why I watch your channel. Simple, to the point, executed well. So many "famous " folks from Forged in Fire that go on, an on , about useless crap...fame goes to their head. Not you. Just good beans. 👍
watched every step. You do a good job of making it seem so simple yet you explain everything enough that someone like me who is looking into doing things like this would understand just what they were getting into. Turned out great in my opinion.
Great job Gary! I've been wanting to make one for a long time and I think now I will. I'm not as good at blacksmithing as you are, but if it turns out maybe I'll share it on my channel. Then again maybe not... "If you make something ugly out of steel, It will be ugly for a long time"... Jerry Culberson.
Awesome stuff. You should be proud. Most of us watching this are amazed and not capable of such skill. Hell I don't even have a forge! :) I think it would make a wonderful handle for a fire poker.
gone the distance???? i almost yelled out loud YES!! when i saw you posted a half hour video! i think it was a very good "attempt" even though its waaaay better than most could do.and certainly appreciate your time
dude! just wow. Your friend did a good job there. I stumbled across this after searching for pointers on starting up working with metal. watching the rest now ;)
Nice one! Your magic forging potion seems to be Fanta, its like in nearly all your videos ive seen :-D I`ll try it, maybe it gives me super forging powers too! Forge on, and best greetings from Germany, to a very skilled craftsman.
Beyond the fact that you have years of experience, a ton of talent and an eye for detail, I want you to know that the quality of your videos is remarkable in an era of shaky, out of focus, redundant filming and loud background noises. You explain the reasons for your choices and describe what you are thinking about, all of which we the viewer need so we understand you intent and the finer details of smithing. Also you take the time to set-up close shots so we can really see what we need to not just some guy wailing on a hunk of iron. And lastly you edit out the repetitive parts so your videos don't get boring to the point where one would stop watching. Thank-you for teaching us so much. Chuck Whisler, Nebraska USA
Very cool. I really want to get into smithing as a hobby - Subed! It may already have been answered, but most digital camera sensors are more sensitive to infra-red light, and can see glowing hot things much better than the human eye. I've noticed that it's a common thing on other videos, and I'm not actually sure if there is any way to represent the true colors using a camera.
Nice job. I was shown how to make one of those today at a forge experience day, came out pretty well but nowhere near your level of detail, now i have something to aim for!
Good evening Gary! Is it possible for a normal mortal to buy a ram head for a very old umbrella? I like the Aries handle very well and it is my Zodiac star sign - also in this heavy version also my protector! Greetings from Austria Adolf
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I am very proud of your esteemed Black smithy works. Your INSTRUCTIONS is very nice. Our Traditional Black smithy works is very essential to any fields. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
Great content and as someone who's just started out blacksmithing in my back yard and is learning everything from scratch at 50 years old these TH-cam posts have been invaluable to me and there such a great resource of ideas and information. It helps that I've been around tools and that I've worked with my hands most of my life so given the basics I can normally work things out but these TH-cam posts are a great resource and I'm greatful and appreciate you sharing your wealth of knowledge.👍✌️
You’re welcome 😉
The differences in making it is what makes it unique, it does not have to perfect! Great job Gary.
Even after all these years Gary I still watch this amazing lesson. It's Simply BRILLIANT Thanks for sharing your skill with us
Hello Gary! Thanks for sharing.
That was just Awesome.
Great Job😇👍
Thanks 👍
Thanks Gary. I'll be sure to give it a go. Done many twists for projects inspired by your tutorials.
Noticed some comment on the length of videos.
I take longer to show some things more than others and often looks back when I return to soak up more information.
Sir you are a very good teacher and I enjoyed all your help you do.I do enjoy seeing the how to about the horse shoe but don't watch all but enjoy seeing about what is done
Thanks for continuing to make these great videos, Gary. They help me a great deal.
The work on the horns I think was spot on. From hunting experience I can say that no horn is identical to the other on any animal. A splendid job on the entire piece.
Hats Off
Hey Gary, I really like your channel and videos. I like the Rams head . You make look easy. I like to see more of this and the dog heads too.
Thanks for sharing your videos and channel with us. Keep'em coming I will be watching alot.
Watched every minute of it Mr. Huston! You're truly a master at your craft, thanks so much for taking the time to put this up for the world to see!
Very nice job Gary
Gary I finally got one to come out that is presentable. I missed your comments on the lower jaw and kept missing that lower shape. Made the head look to square. I think I learned as much making the eye punch as I did the head itself. Thanks again for a great learning experience. Bill
Watched it all and wasn't bored a bit! You put together a very nice & informative video.
Much thanks for this!
Nice job mate. I have used this same general pattern, without the horns, to make mallard duck heads for my hunting friends. I have done the same with making the horse head, making the horns much shorter and turning them into ears. My detail work requires much more practice. I see where the gas torch helps with placing heat in just the right places. Thanks for the tutorial!!!! Trey
Exelente trabajo mi respetos, un gran herrero. Gracias por compartir ese arte, se le agradece y pues aki aprendiendo mucho... desde tijuana mexico!!👍🏻🤠🙏🏻
Love the instructional videos...motivating instead of mind numbing! keep it up and thanks!
Looks good. I just taper the horns together, then split. So much easier and faster.
I like the one your friend made as I believe it looks the best.
Nice job! Good to see you gave a gentle warning about opposite twists on the horns. I've ruined a couple because I wasn't paying attention to that! And yes, you have to get those eyes level too!
High skills for a very good result. This could also be the same start for a dragon head. Thanks for sharing
Hi Gary,
Love watching you work, and the explanation in the voice-over, makes all the difference, thank you for the upload.
This is why I watch your channel. Simple, to the point, executed well.
So many "famous " folks from Forged in Fire that go on, an on , about useless crap...fame goes to their head.
Not you. Just good beans. 👍
Amazing job ! Thank you for sharing your work !
You are a true craftsman . I am so looking forwards to my retirement and getting to know my great granddads forge .
Thanks for the tutorial. I have been wanting to try to make one of these.
Awesome video! Thanks for posting it
watched every step. You do a good job of making it seem so simple yet you explain everything enough that someone like me who is looking into doing things like this would understand just what they were getting into. Turned out great in my opinion.
Excellent video Gary, thanks for posting it! I've always wanted to try making a ram's head.... I may have to give it a try now.
I'm new to this but I love watching and following your work thank you
Great job mate...thanks for the know how.
Great job Gary! I've been wanting to make one for a long time and I think now I will. I'm not as good at blacksmithing as you are, but if it turns out maybe I'll share it on my channel. Then again maybe not... "If you make something ugly out of steel, It will be ugly for a long time"... Jerry Culberson.
Awesome stuff. You should be proud. Most of us watching this are amazed and not capable of such skill. Hell I don't even have a forge! :) I think it would make a wonderful handle for a fire poker.
A fine show of craftsmanship!
gone the distance???? i almost yelled out loud YES!! when i saw you posted a half hour video! i think it was a very good "attempt" even though its waaaay better than most could do.and certainly appreciate your time
I really like it :) great personality , the sort of thing that makes you smile whenever you use it. propper job.
Love !!Your video’s.Love your accent. I could watch your video’s all day long!
glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. Admirable work.
Another good video brother. Always enjoy watching them.
Nice work and dont worry about the long vids, those are the best.
Nice result great job 👏
Great video...Thanks for sharing!
the greatest sculpture that ive seen!! this is the art.
first video i ever watched from you Gary and i still come back from time to time to view
nice work Gary, you've inspired me to give one a try. Cheers from Canada
dude! just wow. Your friend did a good job there. I stumbled across this after searching for pointers on starting up working with metal. watching the rest now ;)
Learning as you work.
Great video!!!! Now I have to give this rams head a try.
Thanks Gary. Nice
You are very welcome
You make that look easy.Wonderful job, Thanks.
wonderful work... I'm looking forward to start in blacksmithing!
Excellent m8, craftsmanship.
thanks for sharing...very good tutorial
Nice one! Your magic forging potion seems to be Fanta, its like in nearly all your videos ive seen :-D I`ll try it, maybe it gives me super forging powers too! Forge on, and best greetings from Germany, to a very skilled craftsman.
Came here with the idea of mounting to a cane, so wonderful to see that. To my mind, that is the perfect use :) ahah
Beau travail , félicitation .
Dom.
Thank you for sharing. Cheers!
Very cool, hope to see you try another one :)
went the distance man lol
very nice job! i watch many of your videos.
EPIC !!! thank you for showing this
I really like it. I'm going to have to have a go soon!
Congrat. That is a nice Rams Head.
Great tutorial mate....piece of art..
That looks great, thank you
very cool, I'm going to try one know thanks forb the lesson.
that would be an awesome gear stick knob. looks briliant
Awesome ! Thanks for showing
Mate that is fantastic.
thank you for your vids garyhuston ive learned a lot from you!
Hope all goes well, look forward to seeing what you've been up to.
Happy new year to you and yours Kirby...
Great job as always. Would make a great hood ornament for my Dodge truck.
Beyond the fact that you have years of experience, a ton of talent and an eye for detail, I want you to know that the quality of your videos is remarkable in an era of shaky, out of focus, redundant filming and loud background noises. You explain the reasons for your choices and describe what you are thinking about, all of which we the viewer need so we understand you intent and the finer details of smithing. Also you take the time to set-up close shots so we can really see what we need to not just some guy wailing on a hunk of iron. And lastly you edit out the repetitive parts so your videos don't get boring to the point where one would stop watching. Thank-you for teaching us so much. Chuck Whisler, Nebraska USA
Look's Good to Me.. Well Done.. !
Thanks 👍
Wow,another great video!!my cast comes off next week,can't wait to finish up some of my own projects-happy new year Gary
Awesome Job!
Glad you liked it, most people groan when they have to sit through 30 minutes to see the results!
Wow, now that is very cool....
Very cool. I really want to get into smithing as a hobby - Subed!
It may already have been answered, but most digital camera sensors are more sensitive to infra-red light, and can see glowing hot things much better than the human eye. I've noticed that it's a common thing on other videos, and I'm not actually sure if there is any way to represent the true colors using a camera.
great art
incredible work!! just fantastic skills. great vidjeo
your best ever!! THANKS!!!
Verre Nice !
Thank you greatly
Amazing! This is my first video of yours Ive watched and it has earned you a new subscriber. Very nice work, I hope I can try it out one day.
que buen trabajo toda una obra de arte ,,, gracias x compartir
Nice job.
Wish I could like this video twice
Ни слова по русски но понимаешь буквально все .Работы отличные.
The drink of choice!
hey gary, could it be possible you can make a video about damascus steel, and what usefulness and disvantages it provides for a person or object?
Nice job. I was shown how to make one of those today at a forge experience day, came out pretty well but nowhere near your level of detail, now i have something to aim for!
Practice and it will come.
This would be neat to have as a gear shifter handle.
Go for it! Post your results, I love to see other peoples work....
Love this video, we have seen it more then once, could you please try a Unicorn, or a ufo....Thanks Olivia.
A UFO! WTF! A unicorn is exactly the same as this with out splitting the horns!
Awesome
very nice
Nice one
Good evening Gary!
Is it possible for a normal mortal to buy a ram head for a very old umbrella?
I like the Aries handle very well and it is my Zodiac star sign - also in this heavy version also my protector!
Greetings from Austria
Adolf
FYI Rams horns are rarely the same length on both sides....so it's still good.
would be nice in my ram GRAB LIFE BY THE HORNS!