Forging Two Viking Age Fire Steels

These fire strikers are modeled after artifacts used during the Viking Age (793 - 1066 AD). We forged two strikers: one from a piece of drill rod that was recovered from a mountain trail and the other from an old file. The rocks used for throwing sparks were obsidian, Danish flint, and a quartz picked off the beach.
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Music: “Greenlands”, “Neverland”, and “Efter Storm”
by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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[@BerserkerGang2019]

What an awesome channel fellow blacksmith! I could'nt believe this channel was hidden from me on here for so long. Great work. I hope to see more Viking projects. Stay safe,see you soon!!!

[@chiefstewart]

Amazing as always brother

[@elliotsforge1433]

Great video jake! Cant wait to come down to the forge again sometime soon!

[@harisatria5502]

Awesome Nice Vedio

[@TMichaelJKnivestmichaeljknives]

Great work

[@griff326]

Great video, what was the purpose of using the wooden block?

[@bifrostblacksmithing]

Thank you! We were using the wood to try flattening out one side the striker without deforming the point on the opposite side.