Very nice work I will have to forge one similar to this I like the concept. This whould save me time on doing the bohi on my tanto. Godbless and thank you for sharing your wisdom with us all.

Nice tool that you made. I’ll have to try my hand at it. What was the last wheel that you were using? Looked like sparks were coming off of it. Thanks for sharing. Joe from Wisconsin.

Well crafted! Thanks for sharing

Nice I like it good job

Fantastic!!!

..Good tool Lee. it would look nice on the back of a knife blade and other places to define an edge...

Why do you call it a fuller? It's actually more of a top swage, the hollows in the tool being much larger than the protrusions that separate the hollows.Those protrusions are the only things that even come close to a fullering action and are very tiny.

That kind of detail takes wrought iron projects to the next level thanks

Really good video mate, thanks

Well done looking helpful and thanks

Good job. If i see it correct, you temper the spring one time one hour at +/- 230° Celcius? Thanks.

Thanks for the idea, as well as the technique. Nice approach to a tool I never knew I needed. The upsetting and the chamfers make the difference for continuity and consistency. Good stuff. Much appreciated. KK

Awesome 👏

Good job, Brother!

I am a new subscriber awesome job, makes me want to get back in my forge

Good job mate 👍

Clever use of a leafspring. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

New sub from Finland. Liked a lot. No music, no nothing extra, nice feeling. Keep up the good work

..Good job Lee. i could almost feel the heat in the video...!

Awesome project. Never would have thought about the split. I would be out in the forge hammering until my arm fell off. Remember it is not a mistake, it is making it unique, one of a kind.

Nice job, your "mistake" correction looked awesome 👍

Audio and lighting were good. Shepherds hook was pretty cool. Nice job! 👍

Excellent idea well executed

I apologize for the ignorance here, but what do you use this anvil bridge for? Any chance your next video could show it in action? Thanks much

..Good concept Lee! got one made from a railroad plate. The horn is a Great addition...!

I like the addition of the mini horn and the sharpe edge is a good call Thanks for sharing

Great video. I recently discovered your channel, and I really like your ideas, the way you forge, and how you talk to us like we’re just buddies in the shop with you. Keep it up!! 👏🏻

Great project. I think I have something in my scraps that would be perfect, too. I might have to try one. Thanks for the idea. KK

Very nice!

So dark bro

Really like the idea.

I like it!

Sou brasileiro não sei falar seu idioma

Estou endereçado em comprar seu produto como que faço?

Nice. I have not fired up the forge since the weather turned up the heat. Need to get back at it.........

That was awesome video and build. I really enjoy The way you explain things. Thanks!

Nice work and use of that coil spring. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

..Well done Lee. it didn't chip or break...

Nice but you forgot your maker's mark

what steel did you use? Nice chisel.

very nice...works a treat. I tried making a really silm one out of 1095 a couple of weeks back, made the heatreat too localised and when I hit it the end snapped off...swore a bit lol

Maybe interested in Indonesian natural Whetstone?

Much cheaper than buying a cold saw and better than a hacksaw.

Excellent! Thank you!

Great project! Perfect on your narration.

Adds strength following the grain of the wood and agree with hickory as my choice too😂 Great video thanks

Job well done

..Well done Lee. i like the poly/octa/heka not round spike...!

Great job Lee, you did not use wedges so you must be pretty confident that the hammer won't come off....

Kind of project I like. Good job