You're really knocking it out of the park with this how to series Sam. Instructions are clear and easy to understand. Great camera angles, and speed of work. We can see how each hammer blow lands and changes it makes.

Back in my wee early days of blacksmithing, I opened YouTube and found a tutorial video where Neels Van Den Berg showed, in great detail, how to forge a knife from round stock to a high level of forge finish. That video was the first one to inspire me to seriously pick up a hammer and make something of myself. I see these videos you're putting out and wonder just how many people they will be "that video" for over the coming years. Good stuff!

You can definitely forge to a fine finish,it’s nice to see

I always showcase the same when I go to the hammer ins out this way

I learned a great deal with what I have watched so far! Awesome content man! 😎👍

That's a neat anvil.

Really nice hammer work.

Wow, ive learned in a video than last month trying to forge an integral by hand. Definetly a guillotine is needed to finish it precise... Great Video

Great explanations,  nice and easy to follow

You sir are a phenomenal teacher. Thank you for
The video.

Appears to be really tough to move metal. I have only used 1084 mostly from my farmer friends scrap pile. I must compliment you for a great job all the way around. The blade, video and content! Thank you for sharing! I liked and subscribed!

Thank you Sam this a great learning experience for me.

Sweet build. Subscribed.

Really enjoy watching a pro! P

Really love this format of videos Sam.  Hope you're having a fantastic day.

Hello, I know this is an older video, but I do hope you see this comment. I still new to blacksmithing and this video really helps. A lot of people don’t show how to do this without powered tools so I appreciate it

Great job, Sam. Love the way you built it

That was beautifully executed!! You and you’re new anvil are becoming well acquainted.🔥⚒💪🏻

Good video. Thank you for sharing.

Clinic.  Great camera work too.

Dope. Thanks for the tutorial