Using a coal forge

[@murple0054]

thanks!! my great grandpa left his coal forge to me and i'm trying to learn how to use it and i was excited to see that yours is practically identical to it!!

[@popsforgeblacksmithing4793]

I just picked up a coal forge today after working propane for a few years. Im stationed in Louisiana and have been having a hard time finding that coal around. Moving back up north next year and plan to order a pile similar to yours

[@ivanachaval2571]

Qué hermoso trabajo hermosa cosas bien hecha a mano muy linda y es maravilloso , vi los sopladores es muy bonitos las forjas de carbón de piedras y el yunques un monstruos es ganar de forjas los metales es cómo un arte. Saludos maestro desde Argentina 🇦🇷🔥⚒️🪓🗡⚙️🔩🪚🔧🪛.

[@-Wolfheart]

Just an fyi for people out there. My hand crank blower broke. And you can use hair dryers for a blower it works quite well. Most blow dryers have 3 blowing speeds low, med, and high which is nice. 👍

[@y-notforge8913]

..found yore channel on the feed. moseyed around the channel and liked what ya are a doin so i subscribed. Howdy from over here in East Ala-BAMA neighbor...

[@beb32225]

Nice video....You really have a living museum of blacksmithing.

[@notthatguy4515]

Great video
Thank You for the knowledge.

[@FeatherHorseforge]

Stumbled across your channel and you’ve gained a new sub look forward to watching more of your vids🙂

[@barrygraber9776]

Wealth of great information. Thank you sir!!

[@billmixson3218]

Thanks for this you tube; well done! Where in Georgia are you located?

[@michaelmosley254]

I like it been wanting to build me another one

[@jjc7306]

Very interesting and helpful. Thank you

[@rdl628]

Thanks for the info. I’m thinking my troubles are my old forge doesn’t have a bowl in center it’s just flat with like a maybe 4” round grate set in pipe that tees off to blower .
Do you think I should cut out hole build a box or maybe build up around the inside with clay or something 🤔

[@craigcook1571]

You are ticking off the greeners! 🤣
That disk is called a stump jumper.
What are clinkers I’ve heard about with coal forging?

[@chuckbowie5833]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mattyswanepoel]

Cool video man, informative.. Coming at you from South Africa

[@oldsouthforge831]

Thank you sir! Very glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching!

[@mauricioboffsander1096]

Lindo demais teu trabalho 👏👏👏

[@scottreynolds4827]

Reading that some people cant use a coal forge because they dont have electricity in their shop........
Which generates questions 🤔

[@jamespenson8912]

This one is a huge help. Thank you sir.

[@oldsouthforge831]

Hey James. I will do a video on how I sharpene my blades. Bare with me though lol. I am glad the Chanel has helped you ! Thank you for watching

[@jamespenson8912]

@@oldsouthforge831 that sounds great! Appreciate you!

[@jongirolami4978]

The part from a bush hog is called the stump jumper. Protects the underneath from loose objects that can cause damage.

[@OEF_Vet_0331]

Can’t wait for your next video!

[@donbeeler49]

Thanks for the tour. We actually are not much different.

[@scottmccarroll2618]

Great vid brother I’m lucky enough to have both a coal and gas’s forge I made them both but unfortunately I don’t have a real anvil just an anvil shaped object I made by welding two pieces of rr track side by side then ground a horn on it,,,,
Take care brother thanks and thanks for the vids keep ‘em coming
Scott

[@oldsouthforge831]

Heck yeah Scott! If it works it works

[@user-ty9pj5gk4d]

I really like your animals. They are really nice.

[@brentcruede6544]

Reeeal interesting... Thanks.

[@oldsouthforge831]

Thank you for watching!

[@rdl628]

Dose anybody have any ideas about what is the best way to make a bowl, fire pit,whatever you call it in my old portable forge?

[@benjaminzedrine]

Bank and wet down dammit.