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C'est très beau de vous voir façonné le métal avec une telle facilité

I keep watching this same video year after year. It still amazes me and I learn something new each time.

The first hammer was a stone. Look up how we first made flat surfaces, that’s wild.

Hi Brian how heavy is your hammer? Youre really moving that metal with seemingly average blows

Brian is an innovator and a hell of a good guy. He is, in my opinion a huge part of why the craft is back in the lexicon and still growing. So many established smiths can trace their knowledge and skills back to him.

How the hell are you this accurate punching round stock

I wish it was a little more defined on hammering out the head as to the measurements to look better than what I have done so far.

I'm just amazed how clean his hammer work is. So smooth and so accurate. I feel like I'd have to hit three to four times to get what he does with one hit.

The clay is such a brilliant way to demonstrate!! I love this channel.

what anvil is used in this video? Great demonstration, I will be making one of these tomarrow.

Впервые такую наковальню вижу💪

Looking back on this in my "watch later" for probably the dozenth time. You can learn so much from watching even just a single forging.

if only I could make a matching set!

Outstanding work thanks for the idea

What type of hammer is that?

You just did in 1 heat what took me hours to should've watched this first oh well live & learn great videos thanks

The magic of hammer direction. Mind blown.

Fantastic

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Always love to watch you work, Brian. Hopefully I’ll get back over to see you soon. Thanks for all you do, brother! Stay well my friend.

Absolutely stunning i love the seahorse, well done

Wonderful work mate, thankyou soo much for your teaching 👏

Thank you for sharing your amazing skills and priceless knowledge! I have always been incredibly impressed with your precise and effortless technique! Greetings from Sun Hills, Latvia!

beautiful. that anvil is SOLID that bitch aint moving at all

I always start my fire with kindling surrounded by coke. Then covered with more coke once its going good. It allows me to get forging quicker. I'm heating steel ten minutes after I strike the match. No waiting for the coal to coke up.

I just noticed that the hammer strikes are making a rose pattern on the leaf

Always nice music on these vids.

Could any sledge be used as a flatter as long as it’s well annealed?

Great video! Thanks for restoring it!

Is there a link to see the price or purchase one?

I need to make a couple of those. Just cringe a bit at the cost of the drill bit

no lube?

Respekt, ein Schmied alter Schule

I'm really liking this new content Mr. Brian, thank you a lot. ¿did you choose the music for the shorts? Good taste!

Great instruction video! What pound hammer are you using?

Love your work Brian!!!

Who doesn’t just absolutely love the horse head bottle opener from Mr.Brazeal!!!🙏🏻❤️💪🏼🔥🔥🔥👍🏻

I thought that letting the hot anvil cool down around the already tight drift would be a recipe for getting it stuck. Apparently not! I'd love to know why not, though!

wow really cool looking leaf are you making it for a necklece?

That's a lot of steel to drive a punch through. I work by myself 90% of the time so I built a power hammer instead.

Is this an old video? I feel as though I have seen this a long time ago.