Why do you stop making videos?

higher temp

Your MOM wants the rusty one, stains on the finger is an attribute, I've had this talk with my MOM. I'M just saying.

NO. 8 COMMON ?

Tungsten melting point is 3,422°C (6,191.6°F.

If you don't like the short handle, all you would need to do is cut an old broom handle and fit it inside the handle thats on it.

Very cool, Chandler.

Looks good to me

This is when I start watching your videos Chandler, it inspired me to set up my own home smithy, I wish you were still making content, cheers mate, from Geoff the Carpenter.

CHANDLER LIVES! hes fine now into beeking for some reason lol forgot to tell everyone apparently lol

THE FUTURE IS NOW!

Sure the humble railroad spike isn't made out of the highest grade carbon steel, but couldn't you case harden it? It would only be the outermost layer (depending on how long its in the forge) of the iron that the carbon is penetrating but that would really be all you need with a good hardening and tempering afterward to make it spring steel.

Tungsten carbide has carbon mixed in with it for additional strength.

You should really edit the hammer strikes out… Especially if you’re going to be narrating, throughout the video.

hello chandler, we havent seen any videos in 5+ years, i miss watching your videos... when you used to have a shop you renovated in an old barn... etc... are you still around?

Does it stick to the cast iron?

*Face not table.

So it's rebar for hammer practice. Then use a Railroad spike for your first try at making a knife. Now if I could get a forge and an anvil I'd be happy. That shit just looks fun.

Great video. Do you have a shop ? Can i order a knife of of you ?

You're definitly not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Miss your content, man. wish you'd come back.

We miss you man, i grew up watching ye

I have the twin brother to that anvil. It is in better shape and I love it. It is well used and has some life left. When the time comes, I want a bro like you to fix it! Good strong work, keeping this workhorse on the job.

Dude you remind me so much of me 🤣 Treat EVERYTHING like its is hot! (except when I forget )

how much would u charge to sell one

Hey Chandler I know you don't post anymore but this is how I learned forging. Watching you got me a head start and now I'm back for my refresher course.

Worth a lot of money, selling it to scrap metal yards……..They buy it by the pound…..11 to 12 dollars a lb.

The old key was ruined!!! Why?

Did you change the break in oil to regular oil for it !! Cause the people at the store told me after the break in you change the break in oil to regular compressor oil

Brass

I can't believe people talk shit about you man lol

Absolutely Awesome!!!!! I know after watching your video, i am completely worn out ....my hands and arms are cramping. Great job, great video 🔨🔥👍 And now I'm going to watch it again.

NIce job

Miss your videos. Spent about 15 minutes searching smithing videos so I can watch your videos again! Hope you are well.

Iope your doing well man.

Elder futhark

That is awesome.

Tungsten Carbide can't be forged because it's a ceramic alloy processed from powder with cobalt in a sintering oven.

I know this is going to sound absolutely absurd but when you quench have you and the tip of your knife facing magnetic north. It helps reduce warps my pops showed me that trick and it does work

Annoying

Love the creativity.

My love for blacksmithing came from you chandler. I hope all is well ❤

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Chandler. How long would you normalize those tongs to keep from cracking?

Good recycle!

Just watched this! Absolutely amazing. I do horseshoe art but nothing even close as yours. Great job!

Enjoyed

Would love to see more from ya Chandler, wish you were still making content!

👍👍❤

Great video Great work Going from a picture is alot tougher than a blueprint