Wow, thanks!

Even if you were rich you'd be a fool to not see blacksmiths as valuable

Humanity 's advancement, from early man is based on the cutting edge. Just about everything that we have or need for survival today involves the direct or indirect use of a cutting edge. Hence the need for metal working, blacksmithing being one of the earliest and long lived .

Actually, they were seen as a necessary evil. People thought because of their connection to fire they where close to the devil and they were always pushed to the periphery of the village. The noise didn’t help.

Northern Minnesota through Northwestern Ontario and Southeastern Manitoba, all the Scandinavian decent communities/areas are familiar with them as well as large Bow Saws (Swede Saws). 😀 Cheers

Carl Thor north Eastern North Dakotans (German/Scandinavian decent) like me know their use. We have a homemade one that is just a large spike embedded in a axe handle lol. It works ain’t pretty but it works. Very useful and underrated tool

Jennyzosanga Fanai that is the good thing with him. He does not have to talk so much.

Agree, he's awesome

He is the great Thunder Bear!!

Always impressed with his mass estimates, and preforms. Let alone the end result. He's a modern expert.

Thanks!!

Glad you put "simple" in quotes; I'm sure it takes a lot of editing skill and effort to make it look quite so simple!

@John Chrysostom considering the centuries worth of tools often found in old barns, i'd say only finding two over the years qualifies as rare; depending, of course, on your penchant for exploring old barns.

I like the editing style as well. I edit/mix audio for video and everything is always smothered in music. Without the music it's much more relaxing and informative.

@@pseudomonad Oh yes, most definetly.

@John Chrysostom As stated, my quite small personal exprience tells me that. I've been through some barns through the years, and as Joel wrote, there are sometimes tools in there that are literally centuries old. And lots of tools. But you know, its just one random guy's on the internet experience, take it as what you want :)

Yes; I was wondering if the Essential Craftsman video from a little while ago was what inspired you to make this. Thanks for another great video!

Both are toolmen .I respect both.

Yes, that was great.

Lagu karo

Watch alec steele,

Tack!!

Haha visste Torbjörn var svensk :)

Thanks Scott! Your recent pickaroon video made me want to make one!

@ Essential Craftsman and Torbjörn Åhman - Interesting! The whole time I was watching this video, I was wondering if Scott and Nate knew about Torbjörn’s channel and his exceptional craftsmanship. I think I mentioned Torbjörn in the comments section once on one of ECs videos. Great videos on both channels guys! 🤜🤛

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Ha ha, right! Thanks

Thanks!

Thanks Glenn

Great! Thanks

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Great! Thanks.

Thank you Olaf!

Great to hear! Thanks!

A very organized man without jealous teaching the proper art of good craftsmen should do to improve the tools of the modern world.

Agree, so nice to just have good content without obnoxious music and babbling.

Thank you!

He's up on everything it seems.

Plot twist: He slowly refills it from another to the exact same level.

The only thing is, in my experience, that regular linseed oil dries too slowly. I now use only boiled linseed oil on my handles. For a blackened finish on forged items, blo is great. It takes time, however, and patience to use low enough heat not to burn it but high enough heat to polymerize it onto the surface. I have some items that are exposed to the elements the year round and have found that around the five year mark they require a re-application.

That container was filled from the souls of thousands of linseeds.

It's the cruse of (linseed) oil that never runs out lol

Interesting!! Thanks

Роман Лебедев это штука для того чтобы протащить полено?

@@user-jh9kx7qx8y Похоже на то))))

so, what is it for? what does this tool do?

@@lukewarmwater6412 It's for old fat guys like me that don't want to bend over to pick up firewood. :)

@@Z-Bart well, they would be good for that too... hmmm. maybe I will put a handle on the rusy one I have.

Cool!

@@lukewarmwater6412 I know i am late but well the usecase i know of that this tool is to help fell trees (to give them a nudge in the right direction either with the hook directly or with the help of a chain and using the tool as a leaver) and of course also as a hammer for putting the wedges into the cut (you have this tool next to you so why not use it as a hammer as it already looks like one). And of course for prying things apart (so if you have a few trees lying on top of each other and want to get access to one of them or if you just want to have space to get a chain around one). So in general it is just a tool that is useful for a surprising number of tasks even though it is really simple (just a hook on a stick).

Thanks!

The dislikes are probably from people who say “I can do a better job.” and “Your bad” but they have never ever used a blacksmith tool.

Curmudgeons, malcontents whose only skill is pressing a button.

filip adrian ... the Haters does‘t know that it’s not Important for the Rating ... they can hate as much as they wont ... it‘s good for tobjöns Rating ... 😁🤙🏽

Thanks!

backwoods_bigfella ich habe hier in Deutschland noch nie so ein Teil gesehen🤔

I am not

Thanks Chris!

Wow, thank you so much Neal!

Do you even minecraft bro/sis?

It's a pickaroon not a pivkaxe

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Tack! :)

Ha ha, great!

Thank you Alice! Inspiration is good! We all need it from time to time!