My Son & I Get So Excited Every Time We Get R Notification! Everything Made On This Channel Is Very Educational & Practical!! Thanks Glen

Nice work, amazing job Glenn. Love your channel, especially when you're making tongs

Glen's videos constantly teach me things, especially when I watch them months after I tried his techniques and begin to notice what I missed the first time through! I especially like using a flap disk on an angle grinder to smooth out the ball at the end; will be trying that tomorrow.

I have come back to this project to incorporate the twist into something that I am building and now I have learned several new things. I wish that I could give another like. Thanks for posting Glen.

The usual high standard of content and info Glen and as neat and tidy as always.

Half way through the vid and I gotta say I love that guillotine tool.

nice twisting and ball Glen, for me first ones of things like this usually end up on my fire tools or if its dodgy in the "what can I do better next time🤨" corner which is just above the "Never to see the light of day again" bucket ☠

Mr. Glen, you are the best at blacksmith edutainment. I’m hoping to have a fire rated shop built onto my wood shop in the fall of 2020. Then for starters I’m going to put into practice your techniques. I want to make fire place items, you know, pokers, shovels, tongs and broom handles, as well as, racks to hold them. I guess first though, I need to make some basic tools. I’m so looking forwards to it. Thanks for the inspiration.

As noted below your content and the information you put into your videos is such a huge help to the person struggling to get something right. Great job as always Glen keep up the great work. Martin

a true craftsman....."Anvil Whisperer".....so true....dont be afraid of mistakes....they sometimes turn out to be something different and better! Thx Glen!

I used to work on a rolling mill, interesting video

It appears to me that there is no perfect way to become a good blacksmith. Basic principles and rules need to be learned but the sky is the limit as to how you work and create. Loved watching the work being done in the video. I would be very proud of the end result.

"Don't be afraid to make mistakes" So true -- if I were, I'd never light the forge :-D That's a really nice little project, Glen. And yeah, I immediately thought of a half-dozen ways to incorporate it. Thanks for the idea. Clyde

Your video is so much informative

Being a machinist, your techniques make much more sense to me. A lot of good ideas there, thanks for the videos....Dave

Just found your sight about 2 weeks ago and thought, Hummm don't know about this smithy. But, i'll tell you one thing you are right on the top shelf my friend...when i looked at your anvil i thought what is that thing ,and then you started making all kinds of things. All those jigs you have that make it so easy to make anything you want..You can't judge a book by its cover and you are one hell of a smith, and the cleanest one i have ever saw on the net... YOUR THE MAN, thanks,See Ya

Beautiful Glen. Just the handle I was looking for to add to a gate latch I am making. Many thanks.

It is a real pleasure to see your work. Big hug from Argentina.

good job !! i did't know how to make end ball !!, greetings from mexico again !!!!

Nicely done, Glen. I enjoy your work , Thank you.

Simple elegance of material and workmanship.

Thanks I picked up a couple of good tips. I have never used my swage block like you demonstrate. And I have never used my fuller dies like that. Both good techniques.

What an interesting way of doing that, thanks Glen.

Great video Glen I love your tutorials

Nice Glen,already have an idea to finish an up coming project with that finial, should look great!

Всё чисто, аккуратно, хорошие приспособления. МОЛОДЕЦ. Я подписался.

What metals should I use for swages and fullers?? I need a host of tools and don’t know what to use to make them.

Nice love the technical type videos you do.

You need to get your machinist friend to build a set of dies with a ball end mill and that would make short work of the ball end. That would make a neat towel rack peg if you brushed it with the brass brush and dip it in polyurethane. Thanks for sharing.

Would you use the same fullering method for a pineapple twist?

I rreally like the look of that, Definately getting saved in my "make this later" folder!

Those would be nice on top of fence posts if one didn’t mind making 200 of them... nice work Glen, thank you.

Good video. Thank you

Mr. Clean always impressive

Awesome work sir!!!! Not gunna lie. Just might have to steal this!!!😍🍻👊🤙

Very nice idea, will do that myself sometime. Drill a hole or punch a hole in the end and add a rod for a fire poker. Thanks for video

Awesome video, your channel should be better known

Glen, I really like that rope twist better than cutting all the way through to make a basket. The rope twist without the ball end would be great for handled hot set tools, if it isn't too heavy. Thanks! Jerry

Great video! I love the fuller bracket. I could see making a similar bracket as an easier way of doing drifts without a striker and keeping better control of the heated metal.

I like that little guillotine tool, streamlined and efficient. Did you make that ?

Nice Glen well done. Tell me, does the burner in your forge get hot, the tube bit, I just got a new burner and mine in vertical like yours, just wondering, mine gets quite hot.

very nice

Why didn't you use a ball swage to make a perfect ball?

Nice work sir 😁🖒🤘

Isso é uma obra faraônica , ficou bom , porém quanto iria custar ?

Neat Idea, will have to give it a try.

glen, min 4.00 , this is a "grifa", but only one rod,

Excelente ¡¡

Hey ho GST!what shall I say. Nice job again as usual. Keep swinging ur hammers for us. Nice vid! Greetings!

Super majestero

Very nice

Looks like your forge is in your living room!

Nice work, I give you a lot of credit, but you went from an A+ to an F- by using the grinder.

Berry nize :-D

and you use a"grifa" to twist the square bar !!!

Brother, you look like you’ve lost some weight. Very trim indeed.

A barber shop pole...

Might pay for those beginning on this path to note that most of the KZfaq demonstrations begin with a piece of material heated to a light yellow color. "cherry red" is for heat treating for hardness. If your forge will not heat the material past cherry red, you need to give it some attention. You can beat your brains out trying to shape "cherry red" steel. Get it a LOT hotter to shape it. It makes life easier, and the professionals know that. Now, you know it, too....Joe

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Brothe.safe your hand with glouse..thank you

Try chess pieces

DUDE you need a real anvil

What knuckleheads down thumbed this?!