Amazing how a length of a heavy spring can turn into a useful tool. I, very much appreciated, the way you performed the steps to yield the finished claw. Congratulations.

Perfection in every way !!! Respect for this blacksmith. An exquisite craftsman with a beautiful and clean forge. This is not a cultivator but a work of art!

What an amazing tool! Very useful around the garden, especially for strawberries. For sure it helps loosening the soil around them without harming the stems. Wonderful video!

Spring is here! Those laurel leaf shaped tines are a wonder touch.

Watching with my daughter & telling story of my grand parents that we are belong with this profession .....Great work thanks for sharing .

Whilst cleaning out my late grandpas garage I came across a huge old anvil. I’m so excited to try my hand at smithing and honour him and his work. Thanks for the inspiration and showing me a few lil projects I can get started on

The thing I like about your making anything.. is that at each step it looks good. Stuff is always adjusted back to normal so we can see how it is supposed to go. And, you don't stop at good enough. The draw knife was a work of art. Hope you think of more stuff to make.

I hope nobody missed the "John Travolta". Absolute joy to watch as always Mr. Torbjörn!

It's a bit funny that I for a few days ago thought that it's time for Torbjörn to upload a new video! A few days later, it happens! :) Awesome video, awesome work as usually!

I really like the way how was fixed on he handle ! I am really enjoying watching your videos Mr Ahman, a bit of art a bit of craftsmanship !

Wow! I had no idea how powerful your Christmas gift from the dwarves was! They gave you so much magic - but you _were very good_ last year. Thanks for the video. I hope you and yours are safe and healthy in this very strange year.

I love seeing an old piece of what many would consider trash (a coiled spring) being turned into a beautiful and functional tool. Thank you for sharing Torbjörn!

You say "thanks for watching", I say thanks for taking the time to make this cultivator for us to watch how you did it.

You've got to have some of the cleanest forging work I've seen, even mid-forging, nice straight lines, surfaces brushed clean. These are probably my favorite smithing videos on KZfaq.

Absolutely amazing. I've been watching forging since I was 13 years old, practicing here and there and just finally built my own Forge. You are an inspiration to anyone who is interested in blacksmithing or metal works of any type

..i reallly enjoy watching your craftsmanship step by step..but my favorite parts has to be when you put to work a tool you created and scenery of your garden at the end of your videos....it is much delightful..thank you

That intro music had me thinking "Finally he's channeling his true inner Thunder Bear"! It's a good thing you're also a comedy genius, so you have something to fall back on when you eventually give up on becoming just a half decent blacksmith. On a serious note; it must be SO satisfying to use an absolutely beautiful tool that you've made yourself. - and why would you ever buy tools when you can make something like that in under 18 minutes?

A true work of art! You are very talented. I look forwards to seeing more! Cheers

There is something magical about old and time-tested blacksmithing craft. Love it.

As usual, I am amazed! Transforming 5" of a coil spring into that beautiful cultivator was just magical. Thank you Thunder Bear

heirloom yard tool you've forged there, your great great grand Kids won't wear that baby out, well done sir. And thanks for sharing. Love your videos

What a beaut! So many delightful surprises in the processes that were used to take that short piece of spring steel and work it into the final instrument. Such pleasure.

As always, every single process of work is a product of the tall spirit. Thank you.

I have been watching and enjoying the work of blacksmiths since I was a child, and now that I have seen your film, I have remembered the sweet memories of my childhood. molten iron Forging is a wonderful job. great work, good luck

Thanks! Cool Sunday afternoon surprise! (East Coast US time) It would be cool to jump ahead 100 years and see what a genuine TA tool would sell for! I’ll bet they’ll be real collector items and probably very valuable things to pass on to the great grand kids.

Beautiful job! Love the solution to the lathe and the care given to the final product. I want one!

I truly enjoy your videos. The humor and skill is impressive. I hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe.

You sir are a true craftsman, good old fashioned blacksmithing skills, a pleasure to watch.

Phew! For a minute, i thought the music would play the whole video... But thankfully it stopped. Again, a really nice piece. The blackening looks very nice in particular.

Glad to see you are staying safe and still forging during these times.

im always so blown away by how clean your art turns out my guy.

Always such a pleasure watching you work. You have such great solutions to the different stages of the projects. A great video and a lovely tool made to last a lifetime. 👍🔨

I was planning on lighting the forge but looks like that’s gonna have to wait a bit! Great work as always love your “magic” editing

Absolutely Wonderful tool for the garden and your work is art. Imagine IF you could make a production run of those for sale. Everyone would want one.

As a mechanical engineer, I truly appreciate how you solve and attack each problem, or situation..like the saw blade in your lathe to create equal distancing center to center..most people would have broke their heads doing unnecessary math..keep up the great work!! And again, congrats on 500,000 subscribers!!

Outstanding, love your work. Always so clean, love the attention to detail.

Forget blacksmithing, Torbjorn's a magician now!

I could swear you magically get more material out of the same amount of coil spring than I do. That looked like quite the short piece but made for a beautiful tool. I'm gonna have to try to make one of these. Maybe I'll figure out where the material is hiding

Love that intro!, thank you for putting a smile on me in this dark times

Your consistent attempts (and successes!) at fun editing make me really happy. Keep up the good work, I love learning from you.

At 10:30 looks like something I’d love to hang on a wall. That level of perfection is ridiculous.

Awesome, as always. Plus, so interesting what great Gulfstream doing) just now rhubarb just begin to grown up near Saint Petersburg, and yours one have a little leaves already)

You never disappoint with your videos. As always a pleasure to watch and wonder how you managed to become so skillful to make it look like child's play. Thanks for the video.

Torbjörn, You’ve done it again, Just brilliant. When you forged the ends that was just cool. I always enjoy it when you makes tools to make your tools haha. Funny reference at the start.

I am always fascinated by how he makes his tools. It's always very exiting. The man knows what he's doing.

in order for the swage tongs to be made even more effective, one MUST click them a time or three before use @ 6:50. just like BBQ tongs. makes perfect sense now. great video BTW. all of them are.

The Precision and craftsmanship is on point as usual. Great video. Looking forward to the next.

Nice job Torbjorn, looks very good and your blackbird sounds lovely, the best song in the garden. Cheers, Jon

I love that you don’t use music throughout the entire video - it leaves it open to interpretation. You could be a metal guy, indie guy, or maybe you’re into Barbie girl... I like to assume the latter

Your not using music was a big PLUS for your videos. Don't lose it Torbjörn!

Now that was awesome. The man has some serious skills, and a very nice shop!

So my heart skipped a beat when you spread the metal for the 3 forks with such ease. I dont know how i feel about that. I think i like that.

When the music started I was dismayed to think you had decided to use music throughout your videos. I was very relieved when the music stopped and I could again concentrate on the skills you were demonstrating and the wonderful sounds of your shop. The little snippets of music, used at appropriate points in your videos, have always been used nicely as brief highlights. Many thanks for the work you do and the chance to watch it happen.

Brilliant. I would have stopped at 17:58 and took it inside and hung it up on the wall. That's art mate..

Another great piece. More great editing! Hope yall are doing well. Be blessed. Stay safe.

Simplicity getting amazing results. Love the process!

Loved the pulp fiction reference at the beginning 😂

My wife laughed when I told her that I’ve watched your bottle of linseed oil slowly dwindle. Thanks for another excellent video!

A very well spent 18:53. Thank you very much. I personally think that your videos just get better and better. All the best to you and yours.

Excellent work. Very skilled. Brings back words of a master tradesman instructor over 50 years ago (Scotsman) “Get it ‘ot and ‘it it”

Hey that's the thing I open puzzle doors in Skyrim

A Blacksmith, A Woodworker, A Gardener, A Cook, A Videographer, A Video Editor, What's next? BTW, Great video.

When the head is needed not only for food, but also the hands grow from where they should, there is always an opportunity to do something useful and beautiful. I have no words, only emotions and they are positive! First👍, then viewing.

Need a tool to make a tool, make tools! Great work! Thanks for sharing Torbjorn! God Bless you sir!

Lady Linseed has gotten herself hitched! All hail King Pine Tar, the new King of blacksmithing finishes!

He is not a blacksmith , he is an artist

Great job making another tool Torbjorn!!! Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up

What a wonderful display of your skill sir. Thanks for videos, I always enjoy watching.

Reminded me of one of my favourite films, Sherlock Holmes’s The Scarlet Claw. Obvious flaw, it isn’t scarlet. Thank you for making these videos. Stay safe, stay healthy.

5:00 - and that was a perfect blank for a file or a chisel.

That is one well made, quality tool, that any gardener should be proud to own. Excellent craftsmanship.

another well crafted masterpiece, your videos are always a delight to watch, thank you

Шикарный инвентарь😀👍! Сделано красиво, показано красиво🙂👏👏👏. Что следующее? Gorgeous inventory😀 👍! Done beautifully, shown beautifully🙂 👏 👏 👏. What's next?

Красота исполнения, рыхлитель сделан на высшем уровне, посмотрел с удовольствием, спасибо.

I watch your work with attention, you are incredible in your gestures so precise and in addition to put a touch of humor how many hours for this achievement ? If only I had your knowledge !! Max from France

Not a single word! Only talent. Love you and your channel ❤

I don’t think many caught the pulp fiction reference at the beginning but it was fantastic

Ugh, I am out of coal, and I cannot find a supplier because of the lockdown. I want to forrrrrge. This is a gorgeous build.

You work and watching it relaxes me. Nice piece too.

Your videos are always an absolute joy to watch. Great work as always Torbjörn.

That looks like it would last longer than the ones you get at the hardware stores. Please send me one to try it out please.

I was so sad when the music started... Thanks for not putting it through the whole video Great work again, thanks TA!

Those blacksmithery tools are awwesome and the blacksmith is talented

Nice! I was looking for the garden update at the end. Looks like it will be very useful.

10:43 look the spike, a little part jump

I am thinking about starting blacksmithing myself. Even though it is fairly simple from a scientific point of view, I find it fascinating to see some old rusty block of Steel or Iron, or even some piece of scrap metal, being not just restored or taken apart for recycling, but really transformed into something completely new that is useful again. And what I like about your work, different to most other smiting channels, is that you create actual tools instead of just creating weapons. Of course an Axe or a Knife can kill, and so can a pencil, but it’s not the primary thing you can do with them. I want to create something that can actually be put to use, like an Axe to chop firewood with, a Knife to cut stuff with, a Pan, or something like that. Not something that gets created with the sole purpose to kill someone like a sword or a dagger. I find it a perversion of this fertile art to use it to create means of death and destruction.

Maestro es bueno saber de usted y mirar un nuevo video suyo. Moldes,escantillones,pinzas, herramientas etc. cómo le dije una vez su trabajo es arte al igual que su forma de tener su taller siempre bien organizado y limpio,desde México le mando un abrazo y le deseo lo mejor,con todo respeto un saludo a su familia,animo Maestro! 👊

Love the magic you do with the camera but the magic you do to a piece of steel is amazing. Thank you for an other great video.

It's more a piece of art than a tool.

It would be handy if the switch on the wall turned on the fire so you don’t have to snap your fingers.

Another awesome build! Your videos never fail to cheer me up. Please keep up all the wonderful work!

As always, a pleasure to watch you work! Absolutely amazing!!!

You're like a farmer, out standing in his field.

17:58 Rawr! Thunder Bear!

I really enjoyed watching this video! Liked the edits with the spring and lighting the forge amongst all of the others! Well done! Great video, cheers

Beautiful precision as allways. Enjoyed every second. Thank you.

I would love to have a conversation with you one day! Lots of love from USA during these times!

Hi I'm from Thailand 🇹🇭 I like you

I've been waiting for such a fabrication as I can apply it to make a traditional eel fishing spear. Many thanks!

Awesome work, thanks for sharing! Also very creative idea with the lathe!