The Finishing Touch! Thank you Black Bear Forge

Thanks those videos were very useful

Wish I could have ben there , did enjoy them thanks for showing.

Really enjoyed the demonstration video... I'll have to go back and see the other parts. Thanks John!

Very nice John, roughly 2 hours doesn't seem so bad to accomplish what you did. Granted, everyone will have their own speed, but this definitely gives you the sense of time it takes.

Thanks did enjoy all four and learned a lot. Thanks John.

Thank you John I just joined. love your videos I have watch almost all of them and learned a few new tricks from your work. Keep up the work great job.

That'd had to be kinda fun to do. Thanks for showing us. And good job teaching

@BlackBearForge

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

All 4 Videos were Outstanding,Thanks John.

very nice series, it was very helpful. Thank you.

Really enjoyed this series John, thanks for doing it for us.

Good tip on the critical temp of the high carbon steel.

Thank you so much for making this series available to us. Keep upmthe great work. This is a fantastic channel you have made!

This answered a lot of questions that I had. Thanks for sharing.

Really nice axe. Thanks for the series.

..Very Good job Mr. John !! You taught me a lot about making axes & hatchets. In the words of Bill & ted- "A most Excellent Adventure"...!!!

OZZY thinks that was very interesting and informative thanks you have lnspired me "I am even trying to build my own power hammer. God bless

I enjoyed it very much. I had no idea how much work it took to make a good quality axe. I'm not a blacksmith but I truely enjoy watching a good artiest at work.

@BlackBearForge

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, i am glad you enjoyed it

Thanks John, Nice job with the axe and instruction appreciate you sharing the series.

Very interesting Axe making, I am trying to get an anvil and i will have to keep browsing the net. I am using an I beam a real heavy one and getting bye with that.

Enjoyable series

A fantastic look at an axe making, i have never seen a whole conference only snippets on KZread and may never see one in real life. I am having trouble finding another blacksmith let alone a guild/club. Really enjoyed the series and the things i have learnt from your video.

Thank you, Sir.

Very nice series 😎🔥⚒

Glad you were able to post these. 👍 🔨on!

Seus trabalho cuteleiro show, senhor muito inteligente.

now i know why i never got the houre glass shape eye

I either didn't see or it wasn't shown but, how many were in the audience?

@BlackBearForge

6 жыл бұрын

There are about 80 in attendance, but not everyone sits in on every demonstration. We also have TV monitors in a few locations outside the shop, so some people watch from there.

How would you cut a square hole in A2 tool steel 5/8 in. thick?

@BlackBearForge

5 жыл бұрын

Hot punching is the first thing that comes to mind.

These have been great. Gona have to order me some from the rockie mountain smiths. Any videos you have seen that you would recommend John?

@BlackBearForge

6 жыл бұрын

anything with peter Ross, Mark Aspery or the Gunthers. But then again it depends on your personal taste

@TheRustyGarageandHomestead

6 жыл бұрын

Black Bear Forge thanks again John

What brand of Rasps are those handmade ones and who supplies them in the US?

@BlackBearForge

6 жыл бұрын

They are made by Auriou and I bought mine from Lie Nielsen tool works you can see something about them in this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/maqmlNCTlaTMfsY.html

@MatthewBuntyn

6 жыл бұрын

Rolf Olson Take a look at the Corradi Gold series rasps, also. They are machine cut, but a former editor of Popular Woodworking told me that they were almost as good as the Auriou rasps.