The Worlds Nicest Marshmallow Roaster Pt.2
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i like how you could theoretically keep some marshmallows on the guard while you roast one on the end. cool project, I enjoyed watching it.
I thought the same thing. Haha
Or cook your hotdogs and hold marshmallows on the guard until you're done eating.
Mini marshmallows on the guard and a giant marshmallow on the fork
The dog sneaking into the shot during the reveal cracked me up. Also cool to see Alec dropping by.
Bonus lol with the Disney channel transition to close out.
Is it just me or is Will’s hair getting progressively more and more “mad scientist”
Alec's is too, there is a point when you just give up on hair or just don't give a
Honestly what a banger of a final product. Like in medieval times you would be an ornate blacksmith of the highest regard.
He still is an ornate blacksmith of the highest regard right? But yeah in medieval times people would more commonly appreciate his craftsmanship
They never built anything remotely as tidy as that build, if you actually look at artefacts they are quite often poorly finished even for high end blades etc made for royalty
This is one of the coolest items ive seen forged on youtube. Def think you should keep making random ass things like this lol
hi Alec, I'm so happy you guys still hang out, I have been watching since the beginning and I will follow your careers, your works have inspired countless of us, Right on guys.
Beautiful build Will! I know it gets frustrating working on the small things, but it's worth it when you do it right. You have a dedication to your work that makes everything you work on that much better. Happy Blade Show!
Hey Will! Been watching you since you did videos with Alec. Just wanted to say how impressed I am with the progress and development in your videos and your craft/trade. Glad there are some great examples, like you, of work ethic and creativity out there for current and new gens to find here on youtube.
That thing was so cool to look at in person. Thanks for taking the time to say Hi at Blade :)
Out-freakin-standing.
That handle just another level with that carving, exposing those layers in the "bark" is just amazing.
Love these unique builds!!!
These midnight uploads are great for the insomniacs. Love how the project turned out, especially the finishing on the mammoth ivory. Beautiful work.
Holy smoke Will. That is gorgeous. The etch is beyond excellent and the walrus ivory handle is amazing.
That feeling you describe, getting less and less excited about a project as it goes on and as delays happen. That happens to everyone I think. But the thing that sets you apart from the people with a workshop full of half finished projects is that you manage to push through and complete them. That's a skill as much as the hand sanding and forging and all the rest. Well done.
Will, Watching your craft grow since your start with Alec has been pretty inspirational. Just wanted to let you know that there is a big Montana support view for your efforts. I ran into a random cowboy on the family ranch who brought up the story of a guy who had built a knife career with no degrees or certifications in montana, and I know exactly who he was talking about. God bless man.
Nice job on the handle(and the rest of it)! I almost wouldn't want to roast marshmallows with it...almost. Nice coffee etch- makes the pattern really stand out. Great build!
Thought in the back of my mind for much of this was that people who complain about the price of truly nice things have no understanding of the blood, sweat, and tears in its making. Will, you are an artisan and craftsman of the highest order.
I enjoy the hand sanding and your dedication to the meticulous work, sorry if that makes me a sadist or something. Keep up the good work!
I enjoy it too. That's what sets Will apart.👍
nah he's joking. Will loves hand sanding. I mean look how much of it he does, both now and when he was with Alec
It is a masterpiece. From start to finish this is one of a kind. Very well done also on the camera work, cut and music. On a scale from 1-10 this is easily an 11.
💯% correct Will ! Definitely looks like the World’s NICEST Marshmallow roaster 💥👏🏽👍🏽
This is the most beautiful marshmallow fork in the history of humans. The guards look amazing too.
So insanely creative and skilled!
And Hi Alec! haha!!
I feel like that'd be very useful at camp. Roast any food, but also cut food or other stuff... very cool.
Absolutely gorgeous. A really good display of all those knife making skills, but in a really fun and unusual format.
Fanciest marshmallow fork EVER.
18:32 yesssss!!!! That shot is awesome
This piece is absolutely beautiful. No surprise though, everything Will makes is stunning. I'm into big fixed blade weapons so I especially like the Bowie, hunting knives and of course swords. However, I do have an appreciation for all of the other pieces Will creates. I never miss an episode and always look forward to seeing what beautiful amazing piece will be made next or what old piece of equipment Will will restore. Will is just an amazing creative individual. I wish I could afford to purchase one of his knives as I'm sure many of his subscribers feel the same way. Maybe some day, you never know what could happen in the future. Another great piece Will, as per usual.
This was one of the more interesting and intricate builds I've seen in a while, and I really like the way it turned out!
I like that added detail of the carving on the scales, but I wonder about the finish a bit.
That high buff and polish almost gives it a bit of a plastic-y look, I wonder how it would have looked with a softer more natural satin-like finish...
I love working ivory. I used mammoth tusk on a few stone knife handles and it is so satisfying to work that material. I especially love the final sanding and buffing and making that stuff shine.
Always so impressed by your meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the finishing work which, as you said, can be the tail-end of your motivation! Inspiring stuff :) great outcome as always
Will, honestly, the most enjoyable video from you, great detail, not rushed to be one video, excellent outcome.
Cheers Bud
Absolutely insane quality on this build. Well done Will!!
Incredible build. Great to see your talents and craftsmanship applied to objects other than just knives. I bet that looks stunning in a nice felt lined wooden display case.
The terror in your face when you almost dropped it, omg. I would have cried with you
The Will Stelter Patented Marshmallow Roasting Fork and War Crime Implementation Device ....... wow, that rolls of the tongue soooooooo nicely!!! 😂😂😂😂 Seriously though, that is GORGEOUS!!! That Damascus pattern, the mammoth ivory, and the whole shape of the piece just fit together so beautifully. Nicely done, Will, very nicely done 👌😊👍👍👍👍
amazing build, my suggestion for a worlds nicest would be a steel coffee mug :) i think it would get lots of use in your shop. looking forward to the next video !
That has to be a $3K plus marshmallow fork. I would love to afford that. It is truly art! Loved it.
"I'm gonna forge that tang down a little and get it in shape."
**bashes it with tongs**
Such a scientific process. 😂
I'm glad I'm not the only one who tries to improvise a bit too much.
Alec is a buisnessman and a showman. You, my friend, are a CRAFTSMAN. What a beautiful piece!!
Haha the dog slowly peeking at the reveal montage 😂
This thing looks so good it doesn't even look real. Looks like something straight out of a fantasy game or something.
That think could really fork some mallows up. It's Exquisite!
Fantastic build! I bet Toasted marshmallows will be extra tasty cook on this. Loved the Doggo background in the reveal. Also good to see Alex popping by.
Absolutely stunning! What a great build.
Wow that is really high quality. Crazy design. Nicely done.
A Damascus champagne sabre and corkscrew set would be CLASS
Love the guard keeping the theme! I think you ought to do an integral dagger some time! You clearly are ready for it, maybe a themed stiletto? Or do a key hole project? Keep up the amazing work, Will, God bless!
It's truly a work of art, the metalwork is beautiful.
I’m absolutely in love with this!!! You did an amazing Job like usual. It looks amazing and wish I could be there in Atlanta too see it and buy it. keep up the amazing work will!
This is an absolutely beautiful thing that you've created there. Well done!
Bad ass dude, crazy how much attention to detail you are able to achieve, and how much effort you put into each phase of the build. The end product is incredible!!
This thing is unbelievable.. every piece you make is just better and better. Your video making skills are growing exponentially as well. Also, I truly respect your attention to hand sanding. I hate sanding but it really makes all the difference. Well done Will
Man! that is a beautiful peace. Love your work! Keep up the awesome work you do.
I would love to imagine this ends up in a museum in the distant future with a description of something like, the Montana man was very fancy when roasting his mallows
The surprise clip of Alec was awesome 😁😁
I appreciate your attention to detail and for showing us the complete process, not just some highlights. This roasting "stick" is far removed from my willow sticks I cut at the pond; your roaster is worthy of the Smithsonian or Nat'l. Gallery of Art, etc...
I'd never want anything he created to go to the Smithsonian, that's where things go to be hidden from the public. Just like giants.
I know the feeling of being excited at first then burning out during a long project. This turned out beautiful though, great job!
What a beautiful piece! And an Alec cameo as well!!
Absolutely gorgeous work...! But was disappointed we didn't get to see it in action! 😎
Nice work yet again Will. Liked the suprise cameo apperance from Mr Steele there....lol
GREAT JOB WILL, I'm thankfull that at least one of you, you and alec after going on each own, you till doing the real forgin.
really so coool
Awesome project and a wonderful DIY piece.
The irony of Will heat treating something designed to be plunged into an open fire just suddenly hit me like a truck
I'd like to think that if the Dark Lord Sauron was into camping this would be his marshmallow roaster of choice. I can see him sitting on a log cooking a marshmallow over an open fire with this :)
Should have added “it will keeell” lol
Congratulations on your great accomplishment and any warrior that loves impaling marshmallows would be proud 😎
Will! You are the most amazing young man, so nice to see that not all our youth is playing video games and taking drugs. That fork is one, if not the most beautiful thing you have made. Your videography is improving leaps and bounds too, the close ups of the grinding I enjoyed, really showed the process of the fine detail grinding, keep the projects coming, I'll be watching!
Will, nice to meet you and look at this amazing piece of art at the show.
Absolutely beautiful! I do have a couple questions about it's function though.
1 - Are the prongs far enough apart that you can put 1 marshmallow on each prong without them touching each other?
2 - Are the prongs so smooth that a marshmallow would slip off while heating them?
2b - Would twisting the prongs create a texture that would prevent the marshmallows from slipping off?
#1) It's ridiculous.
#2) It's absolutely beautiful.
😂😂 "If you're in to war crimes, boy have I got the marshmallow roaster for you."
Absolutely brilliant.
Absolutely beautiful work.
The engraving in the hand and the whole look of the forks on the guard and the main fork, I kept thinking about a stretched out scorpion
Bit of Nick cave and the bad seeds in the background very nice.
I don't think the phrase, only in MT fully covers it.
This thing is great!
That is a piece of work you can be proud of. Respect.
Beautiful piece!
Absolutely beautiful good work will the handle was such a nice tuch
Oh my goodness I've got tears in my eyes what a beautimous thing! And good choice of music too LOL well worth all of the extra work and the the hard work of getting it etched it looks fantastic! Are you going to sell it?
Such a beautiful and graceful marshmallow fork! Very thoughtful and well designed as always! Great job! 👍😁
When you said the thing about a war crime I laughed so hard cuz all I could think was it's not a war crime the first time
Beautiful Toasting Fork.
Beautiful piece, Will!
Beautiful piece
Looks amazing. Great work.
Amazing results. Well done!
Will, your dedication is amazing. the fact that you can consistently turn out such good projects is a testament to your skill.
Amazing! I am blown away by the craftsmanship
now that makes me smile. awesome job!
Turned out really nice. Was cool to see Alec pop in.
That handle is INSANE!
My guy, phenomenal execution. Bravo! Bravo!👏👏👏
Wowzers! You continue to amaze!
It looks great, but one of the main reason I watch content like this is to see the mistakes people make and how they overcome them. It really is one of the best ways to learn. I was disapointed when you mentioned that you had issues with the etch that we didn't see. Please don't cut that content in the future!
Will's mill sounds like my cat when he purrs. Loud as hell with just a little whiny bit at the end.....
I suggest you make the worlds nicest swiss army knife, perhaps one where each tool is made from a different damascus pattern.
I would like to propose a challenge! Make a gladius with a damascus pattern that resembles your initials. Great appearing of Alec by the way.
The mammoth turned out awesome I also love the way you did the guards the small forks was a great choice when glueing the scales what do you use to clean the excess epoxy that squeezes out
GREAT JOB 👍
That has to be a $5000 job and definitely worth it, so beautiful
What an amazing piece
Dude, I was expecting you to atleast roast a marshmallow lol . I did enjoy the videos. Great work
Wow impressive. Can see your passion being built in this impressive piece. An artist.