Great video and very impressive skills. I love that you're working with a basic coal fire forge, and your anvil is genius! It proves you really don't need high tech equipment to forge useful tools. I have to say though, when you first stuck the steel deep into the fire BARE HANDED I thought, "this guy is SERIOUSLY badass."
томаавк с чеканом!! Обожаю Ваши маленькие фишки в видео, то чаек заварить, то шишек подсыпать, то маслица подлить в подшипники, ну и замечательная ручная работа! Спасибо)
People like to make shining blades and use angle grinders for everything, but this video? This was one of the most beautiful video about forging that i ever seen.
Your forge was amazing! You used pine cones to start it which was so cool and you also did not use any machines that need power. you are really underrated
This mans videos always feel like a wordless tutorial to me. Its always very clear when and why he uses each side of the hammer when he shapes the metal
Просто и со вкусом! Мне нравится механические меха и минимум сложного оборудования) Для походов и отдыха отлично сойдет топорик, вторая жизнь старого молотка - глаз радует) Спасибо!
I think the forging is amazing, but the hanging of it is dangerous. There are visible gaps. It needs a much larger wooden wedge and then a metal wedge. In an ideal world it would have a tapered eye and no wedge at all.
The work here is really nicely performed, and i like how you make axes from everyday objects! It is really relaxing to watch how you do your magnificent job, it makes me want a snack when i watch! I love how you not grind or mill the axe, but just sharpen the edges and the pick up front, but just leave the rest of the axe untouched! That, by the way, gives a really nice look to the final product. Keep up the good work! Greetings from a Norwegian family in The Netherlands on Summer vacation!
Watched the whole video. I was like "when will he throw it, when when when?" The end of the video was coming and still no throwing, I was like "omg he wont throw it.. he wont.." And suddenly, woooosh , tok. yesssssss!! very cool video. thanks.
Started watching Cossack Forge videos without checking who it was but saw you wiping the scale off your anvil and thought "I know another smith that does that exact same gesture". Господин шевченко on the Shurap channel. Sure enough, it's you. Really enjoy the videos, thanks from Canada.
Nice job and nice video. I'm going to try drifting to fit the standard Tommy Hawks handle so if needed I can replace quickly as true Hawks needs to fly. Thanks
(смотрел другое видео, не помню какое, решил написать комментарий под этим) После просмотра вашего видео сразу принялся делать такой же, прошёл где-то месяц, пользуюсь неделю, спасибо большое за предоставленное вами видео
My wife’s grandfather made one of these. Called it his elk hatchet. Said the spike was to save bullies to finish an animal.. He used the blade side to help break up the carcass. Handle was just a bit shorter, spike slightly longer, elk skin cover for the bed.
Боже, как всё естественно..
Просто великолепно!
Лайк!
Great video and very impressive skills. I love that you're working with a basic coal fire forge, and your anvil is genius! It proves you really don't need high tech equipment to forge useful tools. I have to say though, when you first stuck the steel deep into the fire BARE HANDED I thought, "this guy is SERIOUSLY badass."
томаавк с чеканом!! Обожаю Ваши маленькие фишки в видео, то чаек заварить, то шишек подсыпать, то маслица подлить в подшипники, ну и замечательная ручная работа! Спасибо)
Это франциска.
@@vertsid6141 Скорее всего нет. Францискаобычно имеет вытянутый носик вперёд. Конечно, мои выводы верны, если Википедия не врёт)))
Очень бережное отношение к инструментам, а это о многом говорит! Удачи Вам!
Сергей Иванов 这温度够吗？？？？？？？？？？？？？
Бережное к инструментам а к рукам??
Настоящему индейцу завсегда везде ништяк! )))
В Боливии особенно.
😅😅😅😅
так вот для чего шишки в начале))
Ребята, загляните на мой молодой канал. Выковал нож из подшипника. Буду рад вас видеть
Excellent craftsmanship. One of the best tomahawks I have seen made.
One of the coolest stump anvils I have ever seen.
Awesome!!
People like to make shining blades and use angle grinders for everything, but this video? This was one of the most beautiful video about forging that i ever seen.
Какой сочный клац от втыкающегося томогавка..супер!Коллеге кузнецу,привет.
Ребята, загляните на мой молодой канал. Выковал нож из подшипника. Буду рад вас видеть
У парня из нужного места руки растут, молодец.
Трудовик, которого мы заслужили
Your forge was amazing! You used pine cones to start it which was so cool and you also did not use any machines that need power. you are really underrated
Кайф! Особенно круто выглядит метание топорика! Браво! 👍👍👍
А главное все в ручную
Ты и мастер и выдумщик, браво.
Excellent work Dmitry. Thank you for sharing.
Merhaba ben de seni çok özledim
It’s too bad he hasn’t made any more videos this past year. Really enjoyed watching his work.
Love the simplicity of the forge absolutely fantastic well done sir bravo!!!.👏👍🇬🇧🕊️🙏💎😎
This mans videos always feel like a wordless tutorial to me. Its always very clear when and why he uses each side of the hammer when he shapes the metal
Красавчик! Горн с наковальней вне всяких похвал!
Did not know that pine cones burnt so easily. What I liked most was how the guy just got on and did the job, no talk talk talk garbage. Good job.
Boy that turned out to be an excellent thrower !!!
Hats off!!!
Топорик классный...но самое лучшее в этом ролике горн!
ДА ДА ДА, где взять такой...(
@@АлександрТишков-м2ц скорее всего такую вещь проще сделать на заказ чем найти и купить.
Зингер моей бабули напоминает.
@@МедведевПавел-р5ю скорее легче перековать молоток
@@Kurt-rv9rw но молоток сам по себе изделие.
I was impressed with the blacksmithing, then he casually tosses the tomahawk and teleports it back into his hand.
The guy appears to be some sort of medievil Jedi... captain im gettin Strange readings!
Some sort of humanoid lifeform..
The way you kept sweeping your anvil...I imagine your shop is spotless. Great video!
Daniel Bollman look at the floor
That was AWESOME!
Well done - hope in the near future to get some old forging equipment
Nice setup. Simple yet very effective
Нормуль, у автора руки из правильного места растут, респект!
Прикольно ! Молодец мастер золотые руки , и горн супер .
малоДьчик! Мало кто смог бы.... главное - с огоньком и .... пониманием!можно еще из кожаного дивана куртки шить - тоже хорошая идея ,креативно!
I will never look at a ball-peen hammer in the same way. Now I see a different tool hidden inside waiting to be made.
That is exactly how i look at fat birds ...
@@Interdiction hold up....
Michael Wall pissing at this comment mate
Bad ass!! I love the low tech approach to smithing.
perfect ! At the moment I work also on a tomahawk with an damascus steel edge ! Nice Video !
Как всегда выше всяких похвал, мастер есть мастер, в самом лучшем смысле этих слов!!! Браво!!!
This is definitely how I'm spending the rest of quarantine
Same
Same here
Hahaha me to bro
Me too brother
Well said brother
Just imagine how important a tool like that was on the frontier.
The third, after a good knife and a reliable gun.
Also if society collapses. Those blacksmith skills will be invaluable.
@@chadfalardeau9162 so second
you didnt use this tool on frontier
@@ismailsakarya7592 The American Indians did. The pioneers probably had axes though, I think that's what he's getting at.
Кустарь-одиночка без мотора. А топорик классный)
That wipe without glove is really something. Great piece of art
Да ты не только мастер. Но и бросаешь хорошо
Simple video, simple tools , great experience, great enjoyment.
Thank you.
The pinecones as starter, and your anvil is that a piece of railroad track on end, In the log, going to have to use that one. Nice axe as well.
He did a great job
Просто и со вкусом! Мне нравится механические меха и минимум сложного оборудования) Для походов и отдыха отлично сойдет топорик, вторая жизнь старого молотка - глаз радует) Спасибо!
Интересно интересно. Вот наддув вообще шикарный.👍
Красавчик!!! Руки откуда надо.
That is the coolest Forge I have ever seen
Actully it looks quite hot to me!
Не думал, что из средневековых приспособлений и инструментов можно сделать такой шедеврик.
Pine cones to start the forge? I think that's brilliant! I've never thought of this before.
Посмотрев ролик разгорелось желание изготовить самому такой томагавк. Но нет такого горна. Классное видео + лайк!👍👍👍
Ну всё, теперь сынку можно идти во двор в индейцев играть 😉👍👍👍
И зарубить отца😁
@@woljaa 😂😂😂🙄
😂😂😟👍
@@woljaa Машину*
Таня нагнулась - в жопе топор , метко кидает индеец егор
One of the most satisfying videos I've seen.
@ 4:38...Gust of wind and a leaf blows into the frame. 👊🙏
Getting in my grandads and dads tool shed to find an old hammer I can do this with during lockdown!
Please just make sure you don't ruin a valuable old tool. If it has a brand name look it up to make sure it isn't valuable.
This was very calming, for some reason. Thanks.
Отличный топорец . Класс .👍🤘
I bow in respect to a true master of his art!
I like this job. Wish I had your sharping stones! Take care n God bless.
Уважаю людей которые заставляют железо подчиняться к себе! МИР Тебе и долгой жизни
Awesome video!! I like this reforging idea!
Love from the Netherlands 🤞
Asse Intze greetings from Guadalajara Mexico 🇲🇽
Как вы классно проковали. Даже почти без слесарной обработки.
Thank you for the video, Much appreciated...
That was really great. I enjoyed that a lot. Well done!
Блин, красава! Горн бомбовский ващеееее
А вот с прицелом проблема... Пять раз в одну точку... )))
Very nice, it's great to see someone with honed skills putting them to good use.
Есть 3 котегории мастеров: от Бога , с богом и не дай Бог.
Эта поговорка больше относилась к врачам.
Расшифровка категорий: Делают лучше всех, делают как смогут и нифига не могут. 3-это я
@@4utepbtahke470 😂
@@АНДИЕЦ05 А чо, это правда :)
Верное замечание.
Молодец. Без лишнего пистеша. Все четко.
Лайк, только за педалирование,это ж как любить надо своё дело👍
If I saw this in a high-end sporting goods catalog/retailer, I would believe that it belongs there!
и смахнул окалину рукой
ну хоть не кулаком кует)
Убил коментом
@@vavanich Никаких понтов - просто наковальня должна быть чистой, а то, что окалину рукой смахивает, то значит мастеру так удобно.
@@vavanich А может у мастера безопасная техника, ну, умеет так, да и ладошки не девичь то. :)
@@vavanich и познает смысл поговорки- что позволено Юпитеру,не позволено быку
@@ХанМамаев-ю4ш 👍👍👍
Красивая и аккуратная работа, удачи!
Very Nice, Dmitry! I didn't know you had another channel! I subscribed.
Красивая вещица! Мастер - золотые руки!!!
What kind of moron could give this a thumbs down. Love this. Relaxing. 👍
Pops Old Boats american regular soldier
@Brady Hartsfield why?
@Brady Hartsfield -- And I loved it. I guess that's why they have chocolate and vanilla, eh?
I think the forging is amazing, but the hanging of it is dangerous. There are visible gaps. It needs a much larger wooden wedge and then a metal wedge. In an ideal world it would have a tapered eye and no wedge at all.
The work here is really nicely performed, and i like how you make axes from everyday objects! It is really relaxing to watch how you do your magnificent job, it makes me want a snack when i watch! I love how you not grind or mill the axe, but just sharpen the edges and the pick up front, but just leave the rest of the axe untouched! That, by the way, gives a really nice look to the final product. Keep up the good work! Greetings from a Norwegian family in The Netherlands on Summer vacation!
Watched the whole video. I was like "when will he throw it, when when when?"
The end of the video was coming and still no throwing, I was like "omg he wont throw it.. he wont.."
And suddenly, woooosh , tok. yesssssss!!
very cool video. thanks.
Лол
I feel you! I was wondering the exact same thing lol it was satisfying once it came
That's what she said.
Классный горн друже. И работа великолепная.
Started watching Cossack Forge videos without checking who it was but saw you wiping the scale off your anvil and thought "I know another smith that does that exact same gesture". Господин шевченко on the Shurap channel. Sure enough, it's you. Really enjoy the videos, thanks from Canada.
Thank you, yes indeed this is my second channel, with a different concept (without modern machines).
I just did the exact same thing lol also from Canada
Чистая работа!!! Молодец! Удачи тебе вовсём!!!
Очень круто, продолжайте в том же духе, удачи Вам
Quedo muy buena esa hacha!!!!!!.
Tambien megusto la fragua y el yunke en el tronco!!!!!!!.
Ого. Рабочие 200-летние инструменты. У нас, за 400 км к северо-востоку, единственная 200-летняя вещь - это разве что церковь.
Nice tomahawk & I like your technique of keeping the metal hot while working it 👍👍
Nice! Great to see it turn out so clean.
Amazing Work! Thanks Again for another great video!
Love your setup! I’d love a coal/ charcoal forge like that.
Руки откуда надо растут. Молодец
Пора перековывать орала в мечи, а молотки - в томагавки
Зубила в кинжалы:-)
Мечтатели - Терпилы, пора вам за бухлом! 😂
И Алеш))
@@БульбашзПалесся Хочешь пей, я не запрещаю, но мне время, деньги и здоровье полезней!
😆так вот вы какие,воины тьмы...
Simply beautiful... great tool & weapon!
Beautiful tools and good care taking of the forging equipment.
Gotta love that steel art! Nice tomahawk
Nice job and nice video.
I'm going to try drifting to fit the standard Tommy Hawks handle so if needed I can replace quickly as true Hawks needs to fly.
Thanks
Great. Another project. My wife's gonna kill me if I don't get out of my workshop more often lol. Thanks for another one man, keep it up!
I would like to ask how much such a tomahawk would cost me.
Great video! I love that forge!
Is that forge self made? Kind of looks like a sewing machine pedal con edited to a car turbo. P cool!
Ah yes good sir hear your family produces the finest of blacksmiths
7:36 Red Dead Redemption 2 logic. Arthur Morgan just increased his dead eye.
ну классно получилось👍. горн шедевр👍
The tricky part is not messing up the hole for the handle.
(смотрел другое видео, не помню какое, решил написать комментарий под этим) После просмотра вашего видео сразу принялся делать такой же, прошёл где-то месяц, пользуюсь неделю, спасибо большое за предоставленное вами видео
Really cool. I need to find a coal forge 😉
My wife’s grandfather made one of these. Called it his elk hatchet. Said the spike was to save bullies to finish an animal.. He used the blade side to help break up the carcass. Handle was just a bit shorter, spike slightly longer, elk skin cover for the bed.
Добрый день. Работа отличная! А на заказ такие топорики делаете?
Для тех, кто в детстве в индейцев не наигрался?
Неее...пара бледнолицых закалупали...
@@vadimgor4444 это вам не димон
Сыну подарок
I like your coal forge. Simple and easy to use.