Making A Burke Bar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2018
- Blacksmith forges a Burke Bar. If you aren't familiar with a Burke Bar watch this • You need a Burke Bar
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This Burke Bar is going to Andrew Camarata. The guy is a total powerhouse and I expect he will put this tool to good use. Check him out here bit.ly/2AZ6uZR
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Thank you for making that Burke bar for me. That looks like a handy tool, I'm sure Ill get plenty of use out of it. I'll be sure to use it in a video soon.
And how cool to actually see it being made. Congratulations, Andrew! You deserve it!
Handiest tool known to man. Well except for maybe a handyman jack. If you can't do it with a handyman and a burke bar it can't be done son!!
@@waldoman1127 Andrew is the handiest tool known to man. Don't think there's anything he can't do....I haven't seen him dance yet, but I bet it happens.
I recently found Andrews channel and have been really enjoying it!
Awesome to see a Yter helping out another YTer!
Owning heavy equipment you'll love this thing ,I never new what it was called ,we just called it '' The Big Flat Bar '' our whole life ! BTW love your vids.
This dude is the best, straight up. He's like a virtual dad. Thanks for the content Scott and Nate!
Great gift to Andrew. The young man is a powerhouse.
I was just watching a new video from Andrew and he mentioned the Burke Bar, so I came over to watch and WOW.
same here
Same
Same here
"Ok so that's fixed"
"Good as new" :-)
Wow, I hadn't heard of Andrew Camarata. I just watched a few of his video's and they're great! No clickbait & good high quality content. He deserves every viewer you send him.
Ives, Also go to "Ron Pratt" channel. He runs a Heavy Rescue business in SE Missouri. Very interesting and educational.
@@genedameier8746 Will do, thanks for the tip!
It works both ways, I have been watching Andrews videos for a couple of years. I found E.C.'s channel because someone mentioned the burke bar in Andrews comment section.
@@kgraydakota I just discovered EC's channel because Andrew broke his bar and folks started commenting about where it came from.
Andrew camarata
Really made me smile when you said you were giving it to Andrew Camarata. I can't wait to see him use it.
Right. Made the same mental note. Not a tool Andrew might use everyday, so I’ll be looking for it even standing up in the corner.
Andrew is a fucking bad ass
I think when Andrew gets it he’ll be like,I can make one to fit my Yanmar lol
Yes. Me too! Another true Workman.
he didn't even make a thank you video from what i could see.
I should have known that you would know Andrew. I love that guy's work ethic and ingenuity. That is extremely kind of you to honor him with a Burke bar. You are a class act!
that is so nice of you to send him that bar. i enjoy his channel and i agree he needs one
i love the way that power hammer wheezes, it has a character almost as though it's alive.
it is alive
@@uhenoalvarez3480 All power hammers are alive, even the new ones. They all have their own sound and character. The artist smith I go to for lessons has the smallest one I have ever seen (I call it the wee green striking machine) It's only about 4 feet tall but it does the work just fine. All of the power hammers I have ever seen fascinate me. I remember the first day I saw the wee green striking machine in action, it was my first smithing lesson ever and I was far more impressed with the work being done on it than the viking knife I was making by hand. I loved my first lesson and the piece that emerged at the end, but power hammers are where it's at! (edited for spelling errors)
That power hammer has asthma , that's why it wheeeeese all the time ??
Thanks to Andrew Camarata, I found you and Subscribed today. I like your work and your pleasant mannerism
2 of the greatest folks around.
Love that you acknowledged Andrew Camarata. Guy doesn't know the word CANT......love that about him. That Burke bar will definitely get used HEAVILY!
Andrew is working too hard, He tore it in half!
......But then promptly welded it back together again in true Andrew style!
heh, i saw that too, he welded that to one piece tho xD tempered AF
HughzieTube do you know what vid?
@@danielmoses9430 @29:22 th-cam.com/video/kH5JynXY8fY/w-d-xo.html
it broke at that womans beauty mark. go figure.
That was a great video and I'm really excited to see the tool going to Andrew! Cheers
I have one that was given to me 45 years ago . I've still use it two or three times almost every day . From leveling a floor that has sagged to stretcing a barbless wire fence to prying off a rotten roof deck . I still thank bill Thomas , god rest his kind soul every time I need to pick up that heavy son of a gun . Talk about a get-r-done tool !
I have been watching Andrew since 2019 and somehow missed the video where he mentions getting his burke bar from you. So I had to come watch it being made. wow. just wow. the fact that you took the time to make this thing from scratch at all and then to give it away is just awesome. well done, sir.
You said it, Andrew can get it done. That Burke bar will serve him well.
You are a wealth of knowledge. Your videos are always the first I click on. Thank you.
Wow, totally blown-away by Andrew's video's and his work ethic.
Thanks Scott for the hat-tip in his direction, and making him a Burke bar.
Now if we could just get Alex Steele in Montana to make him some proper shop hammers and drifts.
Thats pretty special that you are sending it to Andrew. I have been watching his channel just as long as I have been watching your channel. He will appreciate this very much and im sure he will get a lot of use out of it!
Your words regarding tools, work ethic, and the people who employ both to build a better life warms my soul. Thank you for sharing.
this just made me smile, what a neat thing to do. I watch Andrew for the same reasons I watch you - watching extremely skilled workers ply their trade is priceless education.
follow diesel creek as well, nice content, those 3 youtubers, andrew, matt, and this gentelman, you won't regret it
Found Andrew a year or so ago, you are correct he is a worker, just look at his work shed..
Geez you have the best videos here. Educational on so many levels.
"That kid is a force of nature" - you summed it up perfectly! Great gift!
Excellent use of an old leaf spring.
That's what I love about blacksmithing; you take something that has lived out its useful life, and give it another full life to live.
Beautiful work Scott.
Old leaf springs and pieces of old rail road tracks are like gold to a blacksmith/metal worker.
There was practically no blacksmithing work taking place. It was mostly machining or machined.
I’m a huge fan of Andrew, I so admire his work ethic, so thanks for making him this Burke bar 😃👍👏👏👏👏
Andrew is going to be blown away by such a wonderful gift, the sentiments behind it and that someone so looked up to would take the time to actually hand make it for him. Huge respect to you and Nate for such a thoughtful thing to do and such a wonderful video.
I subscribed to Andrew's channel a few months ago. It always amazes me how you content providers find out about each other and how you spread the word. In the past you have mentioned RR Buildings, another channel I subscribed to earlier in the year...
👍👍👍 Have said the very same thing. He just gets it done. I’m positive that he will enjoy and use your bar to the fullest.. Great content as always.
Sir watching you make that bar took me back 65 years or so. When I was a kid I used to help my dad do all kinds of that work my job was to turn the forge and help,where ever he needed. We had no power tools his trip hammer was attached to his shoulder by a lot of bone and muscle. We were farmers and there was always plow shears that need to be pounded out and tempered. After doing 16/20 pieces on a hot summer day it was time to hit the swimming hole as fast as we could get there. I learned a lot about life doing that but at the time I just wanted to be somewhere else but now I'm glad I wasn't. I'm in my 80s and still mess around with stuff a bit. My friends think I'm crazy and they may be rite. A great vid to be sure.
I am from the UK and i have been watching young Andrew Camarata for a while now, made me smile when you said you were going to give it to him as you said he does not have that tool at his work shop, my Respect to you all over in the United States of America, God bless you all.
i watched andrew use your tool it worked great thanks for showing how you made it
True gentleman. Always enjoy your work and videos.
Andrew broke the Burke bar😃. Love both channels
Looking forward to see Andrew use it your right he needs it, great job making it
Your bar couldn't go to a more deserving guy. I have been watching his channel grow he is awesome. What a nice gift. Hi from the UK.
I was hoping you'd make one of these bars on your channel.
You do some amazing work and your videos and information are great. One thing am wondering without any criticism but rather out of curiosity, would you not be better off hardening and tempering after welding on the box-section is done.
Very nice giving it to Andrew, he can use it, he sure has a lot of toys. I sometimes get a shiver watching him because he is not always careful but he sure enjoys his work and dogs.
@@essentialcraftsman Thats true, although hospital stays and bills are not very affordable either.
Went from watching Andrew using this tool installing a skid-steer track to this, another hard working guy make it, what a adventure I just had!!
Andrew is the reason I did not chuck my Husqvarna chain saw when I had to replace the tank vent after pulling it out when pulling in the new overflow tube after the ethanol ate it. It required my son to 3d print a part, but I think it will work. Thank you for making and sending that hard working fellow such a great gift.
What’s weird is I watched Andrew’s most recent video the day it came out and he broke it and he mentioned you and now a week later this pops up in my recommended
Haha same
Same.
Same 😲
Same here....
Same
Love the video, but giving that thing to Andrew is the icing on the cake. Can’t get enough of that guys videos. You sir are a true gentleman.
I dont usually comment on these recordings but I watched this video a while back looking to make one of these and found Andrews recordings, through you, and I have seen this bar being used and broke recently being used after being broke and welded and Andrews comment back to you and I thank you both for finding the time to record all of this and post them for the rest of us.
andrew sent me here :) thanks for helping him out
Big fan of yours and big fan of Andrew. What a gift man! Nice work mate.
He did it. Fixed it and went rite on working it. Young man is a force of nature. That's for sure.
I just have to say sir you are an inspiration to me. Out of all the YT channels available to the masses, your channel has to be the most informative. It’s hard to relay over the keyboard, but you just have something special that others don’t. I’m glad I found your channel and I hope millions more find you and pass it on!
Andrew is an amazing young man he is not afraid to fix anything
What is his last name/how is it spelled? I'd like to check out his channel
@@tylerblakeman th-cam.com/channels/UujfNBK9uv3cIW-P5PX7vA.html
No he’s a hack. Did you see him pour concrete.... this kid doesn’t know what he’s doing.
Tyler - Don’t listen to FF3K (aka ‘Mr. Perfect-At-Everything’). The guys name is Andrew Camarata. Of the few hundred videos he has on YT, he has like 4 placing concrete and apparently Andrews self-taught concrete skills aren’t up to Fish’s white-glove standards. Be warned though, if you are prone to addiction you may want to avoid it. Enjoy!
psidvicious I thinkFF3K needs to watch Scott’s video on balancing cost, time and quality. Andrew C shows that skill, he gives his customers what they need and usually more, and he revisits jobs and proves he knows what he’s doing, but can admit when he’s wrong too.
Awesome! I love watching your videos!
Been watching your channel for a while now but never saw this video. When I was up at Andrews helping him do some welding, he showed me the Burke bar you made him, I just had to go see the video! Just watched the whole thing! Mad skills! And His Weld Repair seems to be holding up good.
Seeing u back in ur shop using ur forge and ur power hammer made me realize that I miss u working on metal .... thanks Mr Scott
I love it he just broke it! Dang he works hard😂
Guys at work use my 4’ level as a Burke bar!
I would use their head as a hammer!
I knocked the crap out of a hod carrier, for using my level as a Burke bar.
Lol, this rings so true
ya right
That is such a cool thing to do. Have watched your channel for some time,and more recently Andrews you both are a great example of what it is to be a true gentleman.keep up the good work
I discovered Andrews channel a month ago and has watched all his videos from past to now and just as you said, He is not a lazy young man he will work.Someone in the comment of the new video mentioned your channel that's how I found you. great channel.
I imagine Cy would be able to just cold forge one of those burke bar with his bare hands and no tools to help him!
Cy could do it with his teeth, ;)
All my best replies were taken. Damn.
@@frankewing1769 It's just early Frank I know you'll think of a good one, :)
I can picture Cy just looking at the spring and the spring replies "just a second Sir, I'll bend myself"
Cy probably uses a Burke bar like a toothpick lol or for cleaning metal shavings out from under his fingernails lol. Cy is the original badass lol. Seriously look up Badass in the encyclopaedia, there’s just a picture of Cy just standing there using a Burke bar to clean his teeth lol
And a year and a moth later, he broke it :D
Yea, but he fixed it - as with everything he gets into his hands! :-)
true.... moving a few tons of concrete in Andrew style. i dont know of any other tool to take that abuse. well done Andrew for gaining the admiration of an old contractor.
th-cam.com/video/kH5JynXY8fY/w-d-xo.html it happened in this video around 29 minute mark, if someone is looking for it
@@mishaa5124 thank you
Your simplicity of your explanation and the images that go along with it are probably the best learning mechanism I have ever witnessed. Thank you for this.
Thank you Frederick, that means a lot to me!
Wait what?? been a fan of yours since day one and just recently - Andrew Camarata! What a brilliant coincidence and a fantastic gift for an extraordinary young man.
Jealous! I want one! I refer to Andrew as "bruiser" because he has only one speed - fast and one direction - forward! Nice work on the bar and I am sure it's going to be put to hard use!
Excellent build! It would be nice if you could post the dimensions so I could build one without having one on the table for an example. Until your videos I haven’t seen one of these in South Louisiana. As always thank you and Nate for the work you do for us. See you in Lindale!
I was so pleased by your gesture--you came up with the perfect gift for Andrew. What a great way to congratulate the guy on his hard work--and you're right--he is an inspiration to say the least. Thank you for this...a class act.
My friend had a Burke Bar to use at his business. He sold and delivered Safes. He used the Burke to tip the safe in order to place long round bars that served as rollers to move them while loading and installing. His Burke Bar had a heavy Oak Handle on it that is incredibly flexible and sturdy. A real workhorse. Great video.
Andrew is a freak and all you guys should sub his channel. Nice job on the build
And Andrews Burke bar just broke 😥
Would love to see a joint video of y’all repairing it.
For no reason? Lol
Having run heavy equipment most of my early life, Andrew is like you said he's a force of nature AND a self-starter, i love his castle, this will be great to see him put that Burke bar to good use... way to go Scott 👍💯🇺🇸
Andrew is putting it to good use! It's been appearing again and again in his latest video's. So I liked a rewatch.
That welder sounded super cold. Sweet tool tho!! Love the videos!
Heard the same thing, but it looked like it punched in there pretty good when he showed the finished weld. Flat crown, good toe lines, nice bead width. I think he had too much wire speed, but as i said, it looked good in the end.
@@markdoumert4840 Sounded like too little wire speed to my ears.
@@phogelbice One of the age old questions of mankind. Too much or too little wire.
@@markdoumert4840 Too little.
Sounds to me like when I squeeze out a fart real hard while I’m sitting on the edge of the bath tub
he did it he managed to break it . back together now with the help of a welder .
I am a second year carpenter's apprentice, and I have learned so much from this channel! Its is truly an honor to be taught by the best! Thank you so much for what you do, and God bless you and your family, Scott.
Thanks for the gift to Andrew. He commented when using his bar helping a friend very recently........oh! Great work! I learned something today.
Literally came here to look for this video after Andrew mentioned it in his latest video.
me to
I want 1!!!!
I have no real need of one but I want one too!
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Andrew is indeed a machine. He’s not afraid to tackle anything, no matter the difficulty. I can appreciate him because I was there many years ago. I know Andrew will appreciate it and put it to use.
That’s very kind of you to do that for him.
Watching you work is a real treat. There's something to be said for the grit, the grime, the dirt, oil, sweat and tears that inhabit your workshop that speaks to the character and knowledge of the craftsman that inhabits the space and the work that comes out of it.
PPE :)
Sorry, but what is PPE?
@@andresarroyo6596 personal protective equipment
I’m just happy to see him embracing that he is someone allot of people now look up to, by noticing that he is striving to set a good example. PPE. Massively important even if it slows you down a touch.
PPE is my scene safe?
Scott, your the man! Love watching both your channels and exciting to see you helping each other! Cheers!
Andrew Camarata is Amazing when it comes to work, the projects he tackles, he's one hell of a fearless worker and thanks for making a tool for him, am sure he will appreciate it.
Just WOW! 30 years of aerospace, a degree I geology, and a love of the idea of forging, all comes together in a marvelous piece of hardware.
What a nice thing to do. Finding a need and supplying it for whatever reason is good, supplying that need simply because it is needed is divine.
I'm new to your channel and I'm loving it already. Speaking of Andrew Camarata, the first time my 77 yr old mom saw me watching one of his videos she was hooked. She's so impressed with him I set her up with TH-cam so she can enjoy .
No one could have made a finer one. And, no one deserves it more than Andrew. I appreciate you both.
Some guys dream of a Barn find as something they remove form a dirty old barn for joy and profit. I dream of finding a barn that looks just like yours inside (with all of the cool stuff!) and never leave it! That smasher machine RULES! Beautiful Work, as usual! You are a Badass, as usual! TYVM!
Great work Scott, recently got into Andrews channel with my son who loves heavy machinery. The Burke bar couldn't have a more deserving owner. Thanks for the great content.
I smiled when you mentioned Andrew Camarata.. 😂😂😂
He's inspiration to many like me..
Always enjoy your videos...love your calm personality...and I really want to second your comments on Andrew Camarata...the kid is not afraid to tackle any job. When stuff breaks in the middle of him using something, he never gets upset...he just fixes it, no matter what the job entails. Kudos to you both.
Thanks you for having such any awesome channel. Square, plumb , and true burke bar to the rescue. Cant wait for the spec house to move forward. Keep forging on. Haha
That is so cool of you to give that to Andrew. He is something else and if anyone deserves it and will appreciate it he is the one.
I agree, no one deserve such an awesome gift and piece of skilled craft more than Andrew. He is a very underrated TH-cam contributor that works very hard and I had the pleasure to stumble across just a few months ago. What a wonderful gift to give to him and I am sure he will put it to very good use. Thank you, sir. As always, a pleasure to watch your videos. God bless.
So much work that goes into such a simple tool. This is where one has to appreciate the craft that goes along the hours put into this. Now I can see why you have such appreciation for tools. New or old. It's truly a work of art.
The whole time I was watching I was thinking how much I would love to own a Burke Bar that you made. I I was also thinking that there was someone weigh more deserving than I am. Very happy to see you give it away and to a very deserving young man.
First time in your domain and I really enjoyed watching another true craftsman at his trade but the icing on the cake is when you said you were sending this to Andrew Camarata as he is the guy that got me hooked on trade videos and you are correct, that boy is a force of nature and fears nothing.
I've used Burke bars as I was a flooring contractor and then re-model specialist with my brother and we bought one way back when. Thanks for taking me down memory lane and that is a very kind and thoughtful thing your doing with Andrew. It speaks volumes about who you are!
You answered just about every question that popped in my mind, by the end of the video!
Truly enjoy your content, never left wanting the 20 or so mins of my life back!
The first video I saw of yours was using this bar. Having never seen one before, I was very much impressed so of course, I had to find one. I love it! And now I'm watching you make one. First, I've never really watched someone forge anything out of metal much less an old spring and most impressed with the amount of labor put into making this bar. Makes me appreciate it even more. So, thank you for showing how it's made.
The Burke Bar is by far one of the most useful hand tools in heavy civil construction. It’s excellent that you emphasized the importance of the springy ductility of the working end, and it’s cool that you are gifting your hand built specimen to that hard working young man.
Finally someone thoughtful and conscientious enough to put something in the way of the welding flash. I know you can't get blinded by a video but to me it just stears people in an unsafe direction. Allowing people who wouldn't know any better, to blankly stare at the flash on the video has never seemed right to me. Thank you for attempting to impart your valuable life lessons. Outstanding videos and exemplary temperament. Salt of the Earth.
I enjoy watching Andrew’s channel and hope he understands the value of where this Burke bar is coming from. Looking forward to seeing you Saturday in Lindale Scot. We extended our stay in Dallas a couple of days so I would have an opportunity to meet you and thank you for your awesome words of wisdom.
Andrew is a beast, I'm sure he will appreciate the gift!