I could watch Will restore power hammers for days upon days :D Actually I just would like him to do his thing, whatever he finds interesting, and I'd watch that
I feel like at some point in this channel's future, Will needs to make one for just that reason. it would be heavy and unwieldy as all hell, but it would be a fun build
Being from Boston and knowing where this hammer was made it is so awesome to see it brought back to life on the other side of the country. I can’t wait to see what amazing pieces you make with it! Thanks for another great video Will. Be well.
You are an insipration to others. I truly enojy seeing young men like you and Alec do these videos and projects. I wish more young people would get into trades and show what a little hard work can get you! Keep up the good work!
Great episode, Will. I love how much enthusiasm and love you have for these old tools. Thanks for sharing, and I hope your hammer-in in Maryland goes well. I took my first black smithing class there years back, and it was a lot of fun. God bless.
I actually prefer him alone, I always felt like Alec's personality sort of overshadowed Will's a lot. Here he at least gets a chance to breathe a bit and does things in his style.
Forba second, I thought you were throwing the red hot bit of metal you were just hammering on in the previous shot with your bare hands for your dog to go fetch!!! 🤣
”Every word of God is pure; He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him.” Proverbs 30:5 NKJV In the swedish bible it says that the word is free from slag. I thought of you and your work when I read it. Keep up the good work and blessings from Sweden!
6:07 That feeling of "Is it a 5/8" or 1/2" nut that I needed...?" while sitting in the fasteners aisle at the hardware store is all too familiar. I try to bring the corresponding item in with me when possible these days haha
love the work, Thats a lovely base, Welding a thread bar to a bar vs cutting threads on one bar., not the same but made me think of the Hyatt Regency collapse , a tragic but important engineering lesson. where are loads distributed. great video.
you know these restoration videos that Will does are awesome, and I as an old fart learn so much from watching them. It's almost like a live version a of book on mechanical tool workings that you find in the dusty section of the library.
Will, if you have to drill holes like that, buy a ship auger drill bit of the correct diameter, makes it a lot easier. can be found in the drill section or over in the electrical tools area of most hardware stores.
Will, nice to see you again. Well you have an even bigger hammer. We should see some awsome work when it is finished. By the way, are you putting on some weight?? Have fun at the demo you are doing. - safe trip there and back.
With your keys for the machine is very beneficial to heat them up with the torch and get some beeswax and rub it on your keys it keeps them from rusting plus sticking as much they will stay in place but it is easier to remove them
Will? I know you love knives - but restoring power hammers is clearly a whole new genre
Why not use round stock and tap both ends leave extra to perfect
Right!? He's seems like a really patient teacher!
He helped Alec Steele repair and rebuild his Chambersburg power hammer
I think restorations in general are his
Niche. Loved the anvil restoration too.
Dude... The music and the fonts speak to my soul. Keep that good stuff coming!!!!
I gotta say Will, you're the best thing to come out of the AS channel imo, cant wait for you to get the shop finished up and start making again!
I agree, I think it's fantastic that Will goes on his own journey but I also miss Will on Alec's channel they really worked on camera together.
@@joeyrempe I definitely agree with that! They had a great screen presence together, hopefully they'll get a chance to work together again!
Alec Steele and Stelter, or the ASS channel for short
I could watch Will restore power hammers for days upon days :D Actually I just would like him to do his thing, whatever he finds interesting, and I'd watch that
Every time I see Will throwing the ball with the orange stick, my brain thinks he’s just yeeting hot steel into the yard.
I feel like at some point in this channel's future, Will needs to make one for just that reason. it would be heavy and unwieldy as all hell, but it would be a fun build
🤣😂🤣
Agreed! 😂
A like-minded safe individual! You'd make it far in the wild. I'd like to think it's good instincts anyways.
When i saw it in this video i was like no will your hand will melt!! Then i was like, oh its plastic
Looks like your shop is coming along nicely, Will. Your hard work will pay off.
Love that your are my brother in Christ Jesus! You go bro!
Why does watching you file just make the world seem brighter
I like how between 19:09 and 21:09 your hand got noticably less dirty. I think you just rubbed it all off on Gavin's hand. :P
Love love love the music selection
Power hammer restoration are awesome. I love these videos
Can't wait to see it up and running.
I like at 9:40 when the dig turned around and was like "did you see that" lmao. Good stuff Will.
Well done can't wait till your ready to make heaps of videos 😊
She is looking good. Can't wait to see more on this. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend Will. Forge on. God bless.
Love the verse on your blackboard!
Happy to meet Will at the hammer-in at Principio Furnace last weekend. Good demonstration!
Your channel is such a change from the past. Keep it up your content is great.
Thanks for flying out to Maryland Will! Your demo was awesome!
The scenery around your shop is stunning! I can’t believe you ever go inside to work. You need lots of windows…
Next video: Nate's Forge ;)
Lol ! So right
It is amazing!
@@hardwareful I wish Nate posted more 🙂
Love it there, no one around
Being from Boston and knowing where this hammer was made it is so awesome to see it brought back to life on the other side of the country. I can’t wait to see what amazing pieces you make with it! Thanks for another great video Will. Be well.
Love your hammer - love your channel!
Oh Yeah!!! Thanks Will!!!
Loving the Rex Silentium shirt!
love the backround music, espesialy twords the end. Also I really enjoyed your demonstration in Maryland!
Entertaining, educational and inspiring! Thanks Will - 👍 😊 👍
You are an insipration to others. I truly enojy seeing young men like you and Alec do these videos and projects. I wish more young people would get into trades and show what a little hard work can get you! Keep up the good work!
That resurfaced anvil looks so good.
Great episode, Will. I love how much enthusiasm and love you have for these old tools. Thanks for sharing, and I hope your hammer-in in Maryland goes well. I took my first black smithing class there years back, and it was a lot of fun. God bless.
God bless you Will. Missing the good ol days of you and Alec making cool stuff but man I am loving your channel. Keep up the great work good sir!
I actually prefer him alone, I always felt like Alec's personality sort of overshadowed Will's a lot. Here he at least gets a chance to breathe a bit and does things in his style.
@@thenoobplaysit6923 and he's good at it.
Thank you for sharing
That thing is a beast!
Awesome stuff Mr. Stelter. Thanks so much for making these things.
Keep em coming Will!
I really like your aproach to all of your projects. You've really come into your own. Keep up the good work!
Learning to be a toolmaker is a good trade to learn as well for anyone
Thanks Will, for this nice video. 👍😁
The main drawback to watching this channel with family is knowing there is a new upload and waiting to watch it until we can do so together.
Yes finally the power hammer is getting the attention it deserves!
I love when Will uses blue marking dye or when Alec uses red.
Forba second, I thought you were throwing the red hot bit of metal you were just hammering on in the previous shot with your bare hands for your dog to go fetch!!! 🤣
Ok good im not the only that thought that and was brave enough to say it 😂😂
Yep, me too, but that made me think he ought to forge up a Damascus Chuck-It for doggo amusement purposes
really enjoyed the longer video! Keep up the great work!
”Every word of God is pure; He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him.”
Proverbs 30:5 NKJV
In the swedish bible it says that the word is free from slag. I thought of you and your work when I read it. Keep up the good work and blessings from Sweden!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing, I really like that illustration
6:07 That feeling of "Is it a 5/8" or 1/2" nut that I needed...?" while sitting in the fasteners aisle at the hardware store is all too familiar. I try to bring the corresponding item in with me when possible these days haha
LOVE that dog!
I cannot wait to see this beast run.
Snapping the drill bit without even mentioning it. Pro
Great stuff Will
42persuit is a clever name for a channel, I really like it 👌
Lookin good Will, thumbs up.
love the work, Thats a lovely base, Welding a thread bar to a bar vs cutting threads on one bar., not the same but made me think of the Hyatt Regency collapse , a tragic but important engineering lesson. where are loads distributed. great video.
Very good to see you taking the time to fit the key, most people these days would just hammer it home tight.
That was such a dang fun video!
Great video! So happy for you!
Uses gigantic knife to point out tiny detail on blueprint. I would have paid much more attention in school if all my teachers did that :)
I would have been a blade smith by the age of 12 if I had a teacher like that in school lol.
Yep. As a pointer a great big knife is great. Not sure when I am teaching math tho. I might get arrested lol
@@kingsleywray6632
Definitely get arrested when that kid with the monster parent finds out.
Nice little touch, i paid waymore attention when he used the knife
@@kingsleywray6632 Just use one of those fake plastic Halloween prop swords. Except on May 4th, use a toy lightsaber.
Excellent Will!
Great to see you hitting your stride. Keep up the good work! :)
Hey man, thanks for the consistent uploads! Helps me scratch the itch for blacksmithing lol. I've not had a place to work on it in years
Your dog chasing his tail is the best! 👍🏻 😂
Can't wait until this beast of a hammer comes back to life!
Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.
42. the answer to life, the universe, and everything
Thankyou
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
I dig the resto vids man...it's looking good 👍
Will sporting the latest in puffy coat safety wear
Not that I'd expect any less from Jason's aesthetic sense, but that anvil is absurdly shiny. =)
13:28 the paw prints 😂😍
Looking great, man!
I laughed unreasonably hard at “Oooohhh, this is why people use pencils.”
Me too! 😂🤣
As a person that only marks with markers. My saying is “get a pencil you fucking idiot that’s what people use that make mistakes and hide them”
you know these restoration videos that Will does are awesome, and I as an old fart learn so much from watching them. It's almost like a live version a of book on mechanical tool workings that you find in the dusty section of the library.
the whole power hammer thing is cool and all but what really impressive is when wills dog caught their tail.
Fun stuff!
Beautiful. Try not to drop this one. I don't know if we can handle another of those heartbreaking screams of despair.
Lool it's endearing just how dirty Will's hands ALWAYS are!
Dirty hands, clean living.
Yaaasssss!!!!!MOAR POWAH MOAR HAMMER!
Nice work on this. Great to see an old machine like this running again.
For patronizing me good one.
Will, if you have to drill holes like that, buy a ship auger drill bit of the correct diameter, makes it a lot easier. can be found in the drill section or over in the electrical tools area of most hardware stores.
You can tell the doggo is a supervisor. He acts just like one! 9:31 - 9:37
Would love to see you restore that big vice.
Keep at it!
Will, nice to see you again. Well you have an even bigger hammer. We should see some awsome work when it is finished. By the way, are you putting on some weight?? Have fun at the demo you are doing. - safe trip there and back.
You guys should forge a Connecticut pattern felling axe!
Love the videos Will!
We need a looped gif of the "con un rattlecan" wink ASAP
LOZ at the dog chasing its own tail !!
With your keys for the machine is very beneficial to heat them up with the torch and get some beeswax and rub it on your keys it keeps them from rusting plus sticking as much they will stay in place but it is easier to remove them
Damn. I'm in Maryland. Would have loved to catch a class or demo you are putting on.
There's still free trials! woot
i watched that snap at 20:19 4-5 times
Long live the Fairbanks
CNC with skirt Hula = dancer.
Ah yes, it's important to remember to take a tail-chase break every so often.
That Confucius quote's going to have me randomly giggling to my self for at least a fortnight.
Oh my gosh Will, your dog is so cute! But you shoulda washed your hands before heading over to 42Pursuit. haha
Fun with Allthread™
Keep it up
Will, i like to tapper the tip of the allthread , put 2 nuts on the other end "jam locked" together and drive it in with an impact driver
Seems like with all these modifications he will be a...
...wait for it...
...smooth operator.
Heee heee! 😁😁😁
You can tell how old a guy is by the number of jars full of nuts, bolts, and various hardware he has collected.