Very nice. I love the style of your videos; no obnoxious music, and no talking or excessive editing.

@Jackthehalfblood

2 жыл бұрын

I kind of like a little talking

@rindmobilrepairing9302

2 жыл бұрын

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Your channel is amazing. Your videos are amazing. You are amazing!

@prestonhollingsworth1762

5 жыл бұрын

No... He is BREATHTAKING

@dicsobotond2431

5 жыл бұрын

@@prestonhollingsworth1762 You are totally right.

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, right back at ya!

@femboyblacksmithing5676

5 жыл бұрын

@@prestonhollingsworth1762 Keanu Reeves!!!

I think you should make the handle a little longer. There's no point in a scythe if you have to bend down to use it

@robaddison4144

25 күн бұрын

If he put a little crank in the elbow where the blade meets the tang, he could adjust the 'lay' of the blade, like on commercial scythe, so the cutting edge is parallel to the ground while the tang - and snathe - is pointing upwards to him Terrific build though, I'm not knocking his work 👌🏼 Just a suggestion to make it a little more ergonomic, excellent work though 👏🏼 And your tattoo is cool AF 😎

Love these videos!! Even inspired me to heavily consider taking up smithing as a hobby!! I look forward to these every month keep up the fantastic work

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it! thank you very much!

Very nice. Do take care with this tool- I have cut myself very badly before, using this type of scythe. In my case, I was pulling it toward myself to cut a woody stem. Very dumb, but you might be tempted to do the same.

Truly inspiring! Real blacksmithing. All by hand with real tools!

I will be 12:41 minutes later at my work but I know it will be worth it.

@mrjodoe

4 жыл бұрын

thx for the timestamp dude, it was never faster for me to watch about 12mins content in just a click.

Вместо проволоки нужно было поставить широкое металлическое кольцо, и подбивать его деревянным клином. Тогда всё держалось бы прочно. Само лезвие нужно развернуть посильнее к земле, и сделать более длинную рукоятку. И было бы совсем хорошо :)

I love your videos, the sound of the tools makes me feel better, and the final product is awesome. Thanks for sharing

Ye boi make n create is my JAM

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!

@S8tan7

5 жыл бұрын

Keep em up my dude, scythe came out awesome

The perfect tool for the Reaper to give his son when he's just starting his training

@vaas3404

4 жыл бұрын

That kind of jokes killed my mom * Badm tssss *

Great job! Inspired by the old Norwegian scythe video? Sadly it seems very few know of the Scandinavian/UK/American scythe type which does not use a peened blade, but as you showed, a hardened, ground blade. This is the type I use to maintain several acres (old American scythe) and much prefer it to the more famous "continental" type. One thing that helped me a lot was learning to grind the blade very thin, like a straight razor, or at least

@kambailasimooya1747

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have a scythe video on your channel??

Love these vids cant wait for the new work shop and can you give us a tour of everything over once you move in

Always enjoy your videos. Nice craftsmanship! Keep it up.

Great work, I liked your last dagger build very much and you always prove how versatile your skills are by then making a simple garden scythe , Nice. :)

Are you ever going to do another Viking shield?

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I am! once the new workshop is done you can count on another shield :)

@jamesr503

5 жыл бұрын

@@MakeNCreate Nice, can't wait!

@javanbybee4822

4 жыл бұрын

@@MakeNCreate 11 months later

Well done, great forging!

Very cool and useful. Great job man!.

Great job like always

Now this is true craftsmanship

Always great to watch the forging of a blade! Great job! Maybe forge a really simple clasp or keeper of some design to replace the wire!

Absolute beast level quality! Well done!

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it mate!

@femboyblacksmithing5676

5 жыл бұрын

@@MakeNCreate your welcome! also thank you. you are one of the channels that inspired me to make my own videos. so thank you!

Awesome video!

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

You're really the best blacksmith on youtube and a like the vibe from your videos

Wuua it is a wonder job what a talen you have,congratulations!

I believe your snath (handle) isn't long enough (and unless bent crazily should probably have additional handles sticking off it? Less sure about that, I think simpler longer straight handled versions existed but don't know what the trick to their use/ holding them was), as well as your scythe tang not having enough of a bend to make the blade parallel to the ground when you're standing up and holding the tool. Also, you're supposed to scythe by twisting your body (mostly hips and legs?) not really using the arms.

@garethbaus5471

5 жыл бұрын

I was noticing those things as well.

@loganstewart5818

5 жыл бұрын

EGBrandan you’re right, if only the handle were a foot longer, and the blade bent slightly more, also curved upwards so it would cut more. Nevertheless it was a great video/ learning experience 😄 we all learn for the next time 🤘🏼

Very nice scythe keep up the good work

Nice project and cute cat.

Great video man keep up the work

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Very good job bro 👍👍👍👍

You sharpen a scythe using a peening anvil and a coarse and then fine pocket grind stone you dont harden it as it would cause the cutting edge to fracture, when using it you should be standing up straight and just twisting at the hips with very little effort. Its a nice display piece but you wouldnt want to scythe an acre with it

@bobbertbobby3975

4 жыл бұрын

that was my thoughts exactly. the handle is all wrong also..wouldnt allow a very good swipe by a turning of your hips..using your core..thats why the handles are almost always bent. so all you have to do is stand and use your core to basicly twist your hips to cut.

@k.3004

3 жыл бұрын

He based this on a Nordic scythe from Norway. American, English, Nordic style scythes are hardened not tensioned.

Your cat is great !

Very good master!.

Simplesmente magnífico 👍

Your videos are amazing man! Keep it up! (maybe forge a dane/housecarl axe?)

as someone who mows grass for a living I'm very thankful for modern technology. This is pretty cool though.

Nice work...👍

Awesome vid

You'd try to dampen that anvil ;P (poor us with headphones :). Sweet setup & skills. All by own hands!! Great upload as per usual, timely for me - need a scythe for overgrowing grass :D Thanks!

Thanks. Very nice job 👍

sehr gut!

Now make a big elaborate Scythe, the kind with the handle on the side of it.

Everything is good as always! But I advise you to make the main handle long to your height and attach another handle in the middle for convenient holding

bravo!

Made me real nervous with that draw knife 🙄 nice work 👍🏼

Are you going to get a new forge when you move into your shop?

Thank you for showing me how to make a scythe now i can protect myself or using it to cut grass

@ronr4728

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need a knife or scythe to protect yourself against guns, politics & viruses.

The only problem I see is the handle not being long enough. And while not necessary, the 2 short extra handles really makes it easier and more ergonomic to use. The blade is fine imo. If its meant to be used just for a short time and only for some small chores then its probably not a problem though. Hyvää työtä kuitenkin, keep 'em coming.

Oye reconozco tus vídeos no solo por el nombre sino por el tatuaje de tu mano y porque siempre sacas tú lijadora jajajaj

wow you hammer fast!

for a moment I thought you were planning to test the scythe on the cat. Phew!

Nice cat 🐱 ❤️

It's and ASMR Video i think...it's so satisfying!

ç'est magnifique :)

@paulgaudin9850

5 жыл бұрын

Tiens! Un français !

Great video, should attempt a billhook

How did you make your forge it's very good or did you just buy it??

Does this weapon will keel ?

That's an original way of using a schyte

What kind of rock are you using on your furnace? Is that lava rock?

I need to find my scythe

Сама коса замечательная, на рукоять лучше использовать молодую ель прямую. К рукояти сделай ручку поперёк и косить будет раз в 100 легче и приятней.

Where do you get your steel

need some help starting to smith any ideas or hints to help me out? Also love your videos.

@jarroddraper5140

5 жыл бұрын

Any thing that perks your interest

Very good job. Death would be proud. You should try to get on forged in fire. That would be super epic

Every ten year old kid dreamed of

I am attempting to create a scythe but out of a piece of rebar, I bender the edge a bit but not enough so it will be a bit short

that grass seems to show some resistance... time to forge something big?

Cool

Hey man, is that a ruler on your forearm?

What type of music do you listen to?

How to build the table?

6:45 the flash 😳

Forged in fire

Very interesting... I've not seen one made like that before. I'm sure there are reasons tho. Ususally the blades a MUCH thinner as they are ment to mow fields. Also the ones I have are a bush blade thsts about 2 feet long, and a grass blade.. It's about 4 feet long. Scythe blades are NEVER ment to be picked up off the ground. The width of the blade, and the angle it's attached to the snath (handle) determines the cut hight. Also the curvature of the blade should be determined by the hight of the person, and their reach. Most cuts are determined by hip rotation, and snath length. You always want something cutting, no dead spots. Neat project tho, and we'll made. Not something many would actually try to put to work tho.

how much does such scythe ?

You need to add a handle in the middle of thw stick, for better grip and you need a roun piece if metal to secure the scythe to the handle.

I feel nervous when I thought you will gonna kill that cat in 11:06 HAHAHAH

you and torbjorn should forge together!

Now i can cosplay

Are you finnish by any chance? That forge looks like a finnish forge what was used in war

@strider04

5 жыл бұрын

He is danish

Your drill sounds like R2D2

Can you wash coal?

Good good, now all you need now is a grim reaper costume and then go to some old man's backyard.

За куваня C- тому що загартовував водою а це може спричинити тріскання металу, краще загартовувати маслом автомобільним воно рівномірно охолоджує. А за саму косу D, де ручка .?

totally thought you were about to chop that cat in half that would of been sweet.

Incrivel

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Have you ever used your tattoo to measure something?

@zeomora3512

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering that the whole vid 🤣

What coal is he using?!

Watch out for that poison hemlock my dude, it leaves long lasting, weeping sores that really put a damper on your day.

Eski demircilerden kim kaldı be

With a piece that stretched how do you not have stress fractures

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

It did on the first one that I forgot to normalize. Stretching a piece of steel is usually pretty safe as long as you do some normalization cycles before grinding and before heat treat.

Hohoho new tattoo

@MakeNCreate

5 жыл бұрын

got it done in February!

@majong_da

5 жыл бұрын

@@MakeNCreate you use it for work😆 my work my life

Muy buen laburo pero le falta curvatura y posicionar.con respecto al cabo

Nice work but lets be honest it isnt scythe it is just big sickle.

Faz uma espada

Using that scythe would be a pain it s small doesn t have suports on the handle IT S SMALL but could be a usless but cool weapon!

@someAholeComment

5 жыл бұрын

If I'm not mistaken he used the Northmen traditional Norse scythe forging video as a reference. As far as I can tell, he built to spec.

@engineermerasmus2810

5 жыл бұрын

@@someAholeComment but his scythe doesn t have the hand suports on it s handle and blade is kinda small.

*I like smash Sounds*

Where's the handles?

The blade should be parallel to the ground

people who living in my village uses 3x longer of this