@Lakesideforge I’m not, nor right handed, I’m ambidexterious, so I use both. I can’t remember why I started with left and then to right and now I’m going to back to left.
Looking great! Your videos are very well produced and it’s fantastic to actually see what you’re creating with every hammer strike. Looking forward to part 4!
Very cool demonstration, Joe. Even without explanation, your videos are great for teaching. “Forge the round stock square to lengthen and narrow it, then forge round again.”
You are amazingly talented, not only as a smith but as a video producer too. Watching your videos make it seem as if the viewer is standing there next to you. WOW!!!
@MrThahey that would be cool pvt msng me here on youtbe
@JUSTTHEBEST12 I could make a 5160 steel machete for $20, I’ve got a bit of experience knife making (even though I’m more into making other tools)
@TechnicusJoe all right, good luck with your new job
@blacksmither1 it still has to be made, but I’m kinda busy with giving workshops and going to my new job (as a blacksmith too)
ive been waiting for the next vid in the series,any idea when or is it still in the procces of bein made?
lookin good joe,,can’t wait ta see the rest,,,forge on bro!
love the forgewelding joe,still think u should do a vid sometiome on the different weld ands and some techniques
@JUSTTHEBEST12 hes more of an artist blacksmith
that looks like tougher steel than mild steel (was it a chain link?)that would be tougher than mild
@Lakesideforge I use sand
@Lakesideforge I’m not, nor right handed, I’m ambidexterious, so I use both. I can’t remember why I started with left and then to right and now I’m going to back to left.
did you use sand or borax?
Didn’t know you were left handed.
Looking great! Your videos are very well produced and it’s fantastic to actually see what you’re creating with every hammer strike. Looking forward to part 4!
Very cool demonstration, Joe. Even without explanation, your videos are great for teaching. “Forge the round stock square to lengthen and narrow it, then forge round again.”
@JUSTTHEBEST12 I don’t know, I’m not into knife making, and I’ve never made a machete before.
hey man how much u.s money would it cost for you to make me a machete?
lekker jazzy,toempiedoempie doo, jooolalalal toedoe doe doe doe… ring ring ring, ting ting, baf baf, hoempa hoempa
You are amazingly talented, not only as a smith but as a video producer too. Watching your videos make it seem as if the viewer is standing there next to you. WOW!!!
@edwyrd yea, and if you paid attention you could see I was using my left arm instead of my right, boy, being ambidextrious is awesome!
…And the story continues… Good jjob too, this gunna turn out great!
great work, it sure moves like wrought, what d ya think?
@TechnicusJoe i always do
Greetings Joe
From Holland
@purejpm, I knew you woud succeed :p