Roy, this was a fascinating video to watch, well done! Thanks for sharing!

Dumb

I've been subscribed to your channel for about 5 years I reckon and I love your stuff but I got to tell you... Really poor consistency here😅 even if that was just the first heat striking like that on such a heavy piece can only lead to inclusions and faulty welds no offense Brothers but I say this out of love you can do better, overlapping strikes on a piece this big can be the difference between inclusions and a faulty weld versus solid steel and a product that lasts tell your grandchildren break it... Doesn't matter what the base material is the better the quality of work the better the product even with the worst material known to mankind a decent blade can be forged if the Smith spend the time and energy to refold the steel 😉 no disrespect I assure you... I've been away from my anvil for far too long myself 😇 just don't let it get wet or hit it with anything too heavy 😅 steam detonations will kill you and shrapnel's not good for the soul ya feel me 😅😂

mmm nickle grindings

Thanks for the vedio. Will try it soon

Third times the charm!

you lost br when you didn't forge the hole 😂😂

Nice, wtf is it for? Other than $1. Out of $4 in quarters.

You should get your quarters back

I wonder what would happen if you quenched in clay slip?

So, you're using the name of Christ to promote your hobby or maybe your commercial enterprise? Tell us, how does this association you make advance the Gospel of Christ (which is the conviction of sin and the need for its forgiveness in obedience to Christ)?

Cool. Is that the blade from my shop ??

Maybe it's cool, but I dont see any sense in making this anvil, nor in using it.

Great video. I work as a blacksmith at a museum and my master smith passed away so simple projects like this that help hone my skills are fantastic to have.

I plane on getting a wood fuel forge and start making my own tools by learning by trial and error and try and make different things

How would you cut a hardy hole into the railroad track with just hand tools drills and hole saws no boring tools

Awesome

What kind of flames

Tá pra serve isso?

Ух ты😂😂

Man that’s a hubcap

Link to the video is in the description , tape 3 dots top right corner click description. However , I personally can't click on the link and have it go to original video. There again, I am the Techno challenged Chromagnum Manchild 😅! Blessings y'all 👼🏻🙏🏻 Crawford out 🙏🏻🔥⚒️🧙🏻‍♂️

Что за херня?

You definitely could have made this longer...

It doesn't show on your u tube channel. It still shows a video from a month ago as the latest.

Looks like it's sticking

Need information this anvil model? Company? Year? Etc

Money return in ninja action

Diameter on the rounds ?

Did it work?

This guy talks way too much, exasperating, please go to the point !!

i hang a ruined knife i did not anneal first above my oil dip bucket just to remind me the hard work that could be wasted if i quench without annealing first..

Why?

What is the liquid to revel the pattern?

A simple 2 inch square of material scribed corner to corner would have found your center. Why the small circle if you used a punch later? Better to scribe one 2 inch circle and one 3/4 inch circle as your cut to line. What was the purpose of the 2 inch circle if you don't cut the corners off?

Love it. Such a beautiful work of art.!🙏🏻🔥⚒️🧙🏻‍♂️

Most definitely the most useful video out of 30 I've watched thank you

Shit load of work. But when you have shop with gear I guess...

I really like how this converts to a drop saw!

No explanation given as to what a mokume gane is!

We are planning to buy some rural property and move out of the city. Right now, I am not in a position to buy this, but I hope to in a year or so. Perchance, do you have veteran discounts?

I'm just watching this now due to your newsletters, but I had an idea. How about different multi sided pipes instead of square, like hex or octagon, so you can also make gravity assisted angled cuts?

Most of my forges use a clinker breaker and thusly I clean it out as its used by grinding them up and dumping them out. At the next opportunity of use, I flip the breaker over and dump out the ash and what clinker remains. The clinker breaker seems the easiest method/manner to use a forge.

Outstanding work as usual

It is gorgeous!

Any tips on how to heat the mid/back portion of a piece that’s longer than your forge? I’m just starting out and using a DIY brick forge

Its amazing to me how brazenly people commit felonies on videos just for the likes.

Looking like Olga needs some edge dressing done Roy

Roy....i'm interested how has the grinder held up?

This is absolutely amazing!