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Blacksmith's Bread And Butter #2: Make Money With These Items

Fire Creek Forge

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Here are two items people love that you can forge in your own shop! Let me show you how to make more "bread and butter" products for the blacksmith shop.

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20 Comments

@bdgackle 2 years ago

Thumbs up because both of us DID like it.

@billwoehl3051 4 years ago (edited)

Found a hoof hook on the side of the road awhile back, thought it was a gate latch until I just seen this video 😂

@davidmedd8573 5 years ago

“Both of you really enjoyed it”. Cracked me up a bit lmao. I know I’m easy to please.

@100ManSlayer-Mord 1 year ago

You always turn my morning poop into an educational and entertaining experience. Thanks!

@JacksonDunnoKnows 5 years ago

Love it! I've been smithing now maybe 5 months, give or take. I'm at the stage where, let's say, I have too too many blades around ... Ha. Like 30 various swords, knives, axes, exotics and such. I gotta grow out of it a bit. And like most other smiths out there, I Wana become independent from the day job one day.
Keep the projects coming. I'm gonna try and replicate as much as I see and yeah, level up some more. 🍻⚔️🍻

@lukegraham1945 5 years ago

Great couple of projects! The point you made about the uniqueness of the forged hanger was very insightful, and I'll make sure to keep that in mind when I'm making things to sell.

@DavidEricWilliams 6 years ago (edited)

Ah yes, the old "both of you" line. Great video by the way.

@jeshdhawan 5 years ago

I saw the thumbnail in my feed and recognised you from the Forged in Fire which I saw recently. Congratulations. 👍🏻

@brysonalden5414 5 years ago

Thanks for the video. Another way to straighten out hangers like your lantern hanger is to get it hot and use the vise to straighten it. I find that faster and more reliable than my eye and the anvil.

@simpleforging3339 4 years ago

nice work

@AustinMueller-MountainManSteel 6 years ago

This is great, very relaxing watching the metal move. Good job man!

@ForgedbyTyler 3 months ago

How long do you think you drew that 10" piece out to?

@nballweg5404 11 months ago

So what did he forge? I can't imagine how it's supposed to be used

@indianatone218 5 years ago

Thanks for showing us and trying to help upcoming garage blacksmiths .do you know the thing that really jerks my chain is when people don't give you the you tuber a like .youve over 6,000 views they've been entertained and can't be arsed giving a like 😡😡😡 I've subbed m8 teach us more . Ant from Wales UK keep up the good work .

@raywright134 5 years ago

Wonder why he didn't hot cut that would have been so much simpler and quicker

@tottott2274 3 years ago

Can i forge with normal bricks ????

@MadebyKourmoulis 6 years ago

I have no idea how those work pieces hold heat so long. Mine go dark 30 seconds out of the forge I could get so much work done if they held heat like that.