By far one of my favorite blacksmiths, he has a wealth of information and experience. Thank you for sharing

Thanks for the tour of a great and well organized shop. Always enjoy seeing your work and as always, very inspiring.

Nice, thoughtful presentation. Thank you Peter.

Very interesting about the bench windows facing north.

Man you are organized. I'm liking it. Lot of good ideas there. I'm trying to get there. Takes a lot of work and thought but worth it. Thanks for the great video.

Nice shop, Thank you for sharing.

Thanks , Looks well thoughtout

We'll put together and laid out. Hand not given much thought to left and right handed anvil work, now I will. My bench is very similar 30' X 4', from 2" X 12" Douglas Fir. Thanks for the tips.

Thanks for sharing this it was enormously helpful. I'm laying out a new (tiny) shop now and I'm going to use literally all your suggestions. Right down to the making the best of south facing windows (I also had no choice with my building layout).

I enjoyed that, very relaxed and thought provoking. Nice to see the old hand hacksaws hanging above the bench. My mentor has a user collection of similar english hacksaws some of which date back to the mid 1800's many of which he prefers over the pistol grip design more common today. Thanks for sharing - Ive sub'd and look forward to watching more from you. All the best Mat

The neatest most organized blacksmith shop in America I would bet! Really nice. I have some of Peter's DVD's and they are really great.

Great video, you are a very orgainized person for sure. Thanks, BB

I have a small work shop and it is set up much like yours ,with outage 12 foot bench.:)

What are the dimensions of your building?

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