Very first thing I thought was that you got a new camera! I just (finally) upgraded from my GoPro to a Sony a6400. I’m still learning how to use it but I love it! Nice job on the cleaver, it’s a beast! 👍
I love how small and rustic your shop is, man. I'll look thru your videos for a shop tour, but if you dont have one, it would be cool to take a look at your set up. Just a thought. I'll go see if you have one already nevertheless. I work in a very small space I made in the back of a shared carport, and even though its crazy tiny, i love it! Soon I'll be building a portable, coal fire forge so i can expand from just knives. I'm curious about your hydraulic press (?) that you're using; did you make it?
more descriptions please for new guys different areas you are working on where you start shaping n why why you do an action what other ways to get same out come why that tool used problems avoided / corrected tolerances' choices how close to plan is the job more, more, more info please you are obviously skilled blacksmith
Do you make your own tongs for holding leaf springs, or do you buy them from someone? I’ve been looking around and can’t find anyone selling tongs that fit a leaf spring and have been contemplating making my own 🤔
Video did turn out great! So did the cleaver! Keep it up! Just started working with forklift tines for axes and thought an oil quench would work but didn't turn out very good. Water worked but wasn't expecting to have to do that. What did you do for yours?
@@HeavyForge right on I lived in A town for a little while but quickly got back out to chugiak. Really enjoying Tennessee but its almost too hot to forge in the summertime here. I wish I was into forging when I still was back in AK.
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Very first thing I thought was that you got a new camera! I just (finally) upgraded from my GoPro to a Sony a6400. I’m still learning how to use it but I love it! Nice job on the cleaver, it’s a beast! 👍
Thanks Denis! Yeah I think I’m going to buy a better camera for sure. But not anytime soon, I got other toys to buy!🤷🏼♂️
That anvil looks a lot more solid and stable than the last time I saw one of your videos! Great looking cleaver!
Great video bud! My wife has been asking me to forge her a cleaver, and I’ll probably style it after this.
Great video 👍 I’m liking the new camera angles, we get to see more of the work being done now. You do great work 👍
Killer work!!! Really enjoy your videos!!!🤘🏼
I love how small and rustic your shop is, man. I'll look thru your videos for a shop tour, but if you dont have one, it would be cool to take a look at your set up. Just a thought. I'll go see if you have one already nevertheless. I work in a very small space I made in the back of a shared carport, and even though its crazy tiny, i love it! Soon I'll be building a portable, coal fire forge so i can expand from just knives. I'm curious about your hydraulic press (?) that you're using; did you make it?
more descriptions please for new guys
different areas you are working on
where you start shaping n why
why you do an action
what other ways to get same out come
why that tool used
problems avoided / corrected
tolerances'
choices
how close to plan is the job
more, more, more info please you are obviously skilled blacksmith
Nice work. I really enjoy your videos. You have some really interesting content.
Thank you!!🔥⚒💪🏻
Do you make your own tongs for holding leaf springs, or do you buy them from someone? I’ve been looking around and can’t find anyone selling tongs that fit a leaf spring and have been contemplating making my own 🤔
Very cool
How do you prevent the cleaver from rusting
Is there some process or solutions
Video did turn out great! So did the cleaver! Keep it up! Just started working with forklift tines for axes and thought an oil quench would work but didn't turn out very good. Water worked but wasn't expecting to have to do that. What did you do for yours?
Thanks! I quench in parks AAA.
@@HeavyForge I need to shell out the cash for engineered quench oil. Thank you
@@HeavyForge where do you live in Alaska? I was born and raised in Chugiak but live in east Tennessee now.
@@lukelofgren4108 That’s awesome! Born and raised in Anchorage and that’s where I currently reside.
@@HeavyForge right on I lived in A town for a little while but quickly got back out to chugiak. Really enjoying Tennessee but its almost too hot to forge in the summertime here. I wish I was into forging when I still was back in AK.
"it feel so smooth because its so hard"
-thats what she said!
if you made the bevel 50% of the blade width. It cut in a lot better and get much better and shaper for cutting chopping and slicing.
what lbs hammer?
Do you by any chance sell the knives you make?
Absolutely!!
@@HeavyForge where can I purchase the knives?
@@sheng3229 you can contact me through Facebook or Instagram Heavy_Forge.