Wasn't boring at all. I enjoyed learning your process.

Video was worth every minute you put into making it. Gorgeous gate. Thanks for showing the process.

Brilliant workmanship, video was very good.

I love your video. You have done a great job for everyone who interests in fabrication and metal work

I like the length of your vids; you show enough to let us feel some of the work involved, and cut it short enough to not be boring.

beautiful to watch true craftsmen who clearly love their work and are super proud of it.10/10

Really a beautiful gate! I am not a professional, just a hobbiest blacksmith, and I have many difficulties on volutes as well, it is a hard job to me...but also fun! I like the longest video! Thank you very much for sharing! Greetings from Brazil!

I'm sure those of us who love your art, would want more not less so go slowly, take all the time you need . If we have to wait a while for the next one , we will enjoy it more for the waiting.

LOVE IT!!! Even if you made this video in standard speed, I’ll watch it from beginning to end... I love metal art, welding, building something, it is therapeutic for me...

This is very beautiful, i am 16 since 31 december 2020 and live in belgium. I molded my first metal brick today. And want to start forging steel and making gates like this. You have very beautiful work done! Congratulations!

Great video! Perfect length. I love the craftsmanship required to get the detail needed. I may watch this several times.

Niels, as your videos may be a lot of work but they are a pleasure to watch. I really don't think you should make them any shorter and possibly wouldn't mind them longer as it is such a pleasure seeing the project progress, revealing the final result gradually. Also, I'd like to compliment you on the design; I particularly like that you combined the prevalent curly/organic style with the geometric details (straight line & circles). It really gives the gate a more modern and interesting appearance. Well done!

Its sad that wrought iron is so hard to come by nowadays. I found an old piece of wrought iron scrap at my uncles farm and was so excited, I'm planning on using it to make some pendants and maybe mix some of it into a Damascus knife blade, but there's just not enough to do large iron work projects :(

Niels, wonderful work. I think that gate is fantastic.

Worked at a fabrication shop over the summer, man we did alot of gates, but none with such nice scroll work, mostly simply bends. awesome work!

Glad to see you doing some architectural stuff as well as blades and the like. I thought the video length was fine, and it was great to see a combination of techniques.

Beautiful and so very tactile.

I think it's nice you made a video of this, as it shows a bit more what kind of jobs you might also have to do when trying to live of of blacksmithing.

Welcome back. Thought you got lost on some Viking raid. The length and pace of these videos is just right. Don't change a thing.

Gates are good projects for me because I get to use my tools and weld with my everlast welder. I find metal working so relaxing.

Outstanding work. Very inspiring. Keep the videos coming. Videos aren’t too long and definitely not boring. Thank you.

That is some wonderful work. I want to get into making fences, gates and window bars with my everlast equipment and other metal working tools. Yours are truly artwork.

Very interesting. No problem watching . Well done.

A very good video of showing great craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing. ❤️

This video is GREAT!! Not at all boring! My preference would be to have even more process details included :) It's not boring at all. Thank you!! Looking forward to watching more of your channel!!

I appreciate the detail covered in the craftsmanship of the piece. A longer video with more technical skill shown is preferred to a shorter video that skips all the skill involved in the process. I'm a commercial structural ironworker. I like your videos to help guide me along the journey of artistic ironworks as a hobby at home.

Thank you for this. Fascinating and beautiful work.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video and show your amazing skills! I had no idea how much work went into making these beautiful gates!

Awesome Production!!..Hail Yeah!..

It's incredible to see metal transformed into something so delicate and whimsical. Excellent craftsmanship in both the gate and the video. Please don't shorten future videos!

Superb craftsmanship. Well done fellas

I wouldn't mind if the videos were much longer. They are soothing to watch and I like a slow pace.

Very interesting! I loved the detail. I like to watch the whole process.

Me dad was a boiler maker / fitter / fabricator, pro as.. He made my childhood home a gate similar to this.. They sold that house 20yrs ago.. I drove past for a geez the other month and the gate is still there, approximately 35yrd old..

Nice work! The length of the video is perfect to me. I also like the short pauses in your narrative. :)

Saludos desde Argentina! Gracias por compartir.

Completely piece of art! Really time consuming, but it is worth it !

Great job. That was such a helpful video with awsome editing and length.

Very cool. I don't mind the longer video length, especially if you are posting less frequently. Welcome back :)

I think you have a good balance in length for most but personally I would like to see more.

Great video and awesome job

Great Work, i already wondered if you have stopped making Videos. I hope for many more to come! Keep the wheel spinning!

Stunning!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed your work! I want to learn so badly! Video not long at all. Thanks for sharing!

The video is longer than I like ... so I just skip forward a bit. I think it's better to have a long video, and people like me can skip, and others can watch the lot. Respect for your excellent work, both in metal crafting and video editing!

Honestly man I forgot about you... I seen your video and was like woah!! awesome!

Thx for sharing!

Generally, the length of your videos are fine. If anything, I'd like to see longer vids. Great work on the gate, mate. It looks beautiful installed.

Glad to see another video. Great job.

Nice job workmanship outstanding I’m started fabrication this video has some good advice

Yes it was long overdue lol :) Glad to see you posting! Love it and beautiful work on the gate. The video is fine the way you did it and would have never thought it would have taken that that long to make it Thumbs Up for support as well

Beautiful work.. I do this type of work also. And your videos are a good length..

Awesome video👍🏼

Awesome work! Keep it up. That gate is gorgeous.

Very good work thank you John from ireland

Beautiful! It is so satisfying to watch you work and to see the end results.

Perfect timing, I'm about to attempt to make my first gate!

nice work!

No complaints from me, good video.

2 years after my comment and I've watched this video 2 times in the last week.

Excellent work

Interesting video, nice job. Welcome back. Merry Christmas and have a happy new year.

that's a really nice gate

Beautiful gate, Niels. Good work, I hope it stands the test of time and use. And the length was just fine with me. Merry Christmas.

Absolutely gorgeous, nicely done! I'm surprised you didn't cool the tips of the scrolls when using the jig. Also, I have the same Harbor Freight welding helmet, it's actually not bad lol

I love ittt!

well done! excellent production.beautifully edited.

Good job.

Where you been man? Been a while. Awesome video! You keep making them and I'll keep watching them.

🙋‍♂️Love your work👍

fascinating. you’re gifted. just curious, roughly how much would that type of of custom-made gate sell for?

Good work

Muito bom amigos sou fã de vocês estou inscrito sou do Brasil

Nice

Lovely work. Thanks for the video

So good

Lindo 😍 dá um charme para o jardim.

Very nice work

I LOVE YOUR VIDEO CAN YOU PLEASE GIVE ME AN IDEA OF HOW MUCH SHOULD I PAY FOR A DRIVEWAY SLIDING GATE HANDMADE SIMILAR TO YOUR QUALITY PLEASE?

Beautiful

I really enjoyed this video. I work in the automatic (vehicle) gate industry so this is very familiar to me. Excellent video.

This is great. But have you heard of the large tool/machine/bender called "Money Maker".

Excellent. I want to so similar for my home. TY for sharing

Can you share where you were able to purchase all that wrought iron? I understand they stopped making it in the US in the 70s.

Great work

Nice work

Awesome work. Can do this with a powerarc welder?

But what about the serpent sword?????? Did it ever get finished? We just want to know.

First, I should say that the gate isn't my preferred style (I prefer heavier, more gothic inspired metalworking rather than the in my opinion more baroque inspired scrollwork in this gate :) ) that having been said, it's a beautiful piece of work! No matter the style, all creation is beautiful :) simply because someone is taking the time and effort to create it :) One thing puzzled me however, and I can't recall whether it was mentioned in your video. How did you calculate the size of the gate vs the size necessary for the scrolls? Are there special formulae to use? I find the length of your vids immaterial to be honest, even if you posted a 6 hour video, I think I'd still watch it, but that's mainly because I love seeing people post projects and the way they make things.

Quick question, What are you spraying on the iron before you weld it? Very nice work.

What kind of rock are you using to allow the metal to cool on after forging it?

Thanks for the content

Good job.👍

I like the video and the length is good for the subject. Did you design the gate itself?

Absolutely beautiful! Makes me wonder how the pearly gates of heaven will be like

How did you make the double scroll jig. The gate looked amazing. Is there a proper way to attach the scrolls without mig welding them?

How did you determine the length of flat bar needed to bend the scrolls to where they would fit within the width of the gate?

Is marvelous buddy great vid with the classic music bravo! how the latch work?

I just found your channel! Very nice work! Video pace is great for me. I have a question, I am looking to bend 1/4" plate to 90 deg and I think that using heat to make the bend would cause less damage to the steel. But I have read online that it should be bent cold. This would be for frame rails on a car. Thank you!

bravo, well done.