He hammers like a girl.

Nice workmanship Liam

Had a good chat with this man yesterday showed us some of his fantastic work it's a great talent to have.should be taught in schools

How did you heat each rivet in the middle part?

Is it true that true, traditional wrought iron (which is no longer commercially produced) is naturally rust resistant unlike mild steel. What kind of iron is this?

Do you harden the steel after forming the shovel?

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Gassed.

thanks a very interesting jig, thank you for sharing it!

Are there any new videos coming out?

Ever wonder the difference between a hobbiest, a skilled craftsman, and a skilled craftsman who works all day every day? Two out of the three can wear sleeves.

How much does the anvil that is outside beyond the forge weigh? Is it at least 500 pounds? Wow

Gates made by a real blacksmith , very nice , do you get get your work galvanised or can you treat it in the forge yourself ,

I like this!!

omg that is beutyful !!!not much to look at . you are funny

You say they are “not much to look at” but they are beautiful. Great skill; wonderful work. Thank you for the video.

Get a better mic and speak english will ya. :)

Thanks Finin, that was good, would like to see the first part of the tongs, I suppose it's like any others?

Could you show us that jig please, was a bit far away? Cheers Len.

Good Job Finin !! I didn't know you had a RU-vid channel. I have seen your post on Facebook, now I know better and subscribed...

I enjoy watching these videos. Thank you for sharing.

your boy is doing a great job mate

oh that ring, that ring

Anyway you can show the entire process?

It's me Ryan :D

Finin, lovely video. Any chance of doing a video of making the big rivets you spoke about before? You forged your own tool for making them also...cheers

I'd like to see more of the process. It looked good what little we got to see.

You must have your blower a distance away, or mine is just too loud

That's a Dane axe

Dat's a huuuge Irishman! Nice.

Nice work, thanks very putting up the videos.

What steel did you use? How was the eye formed? Was this a solid piece of stock and you punched , drifted the hole? I really enjoy your vids.

Beautiful double gate Finin. Im curious to know how the extra piece in the corners were welded on? The little gusset plate i think its called. DO you have a video of that part? Im guessing it was forged welded on. Keep the videos coming :-)

I want to copy your jig you used, if you don't mind.

Thanks for showing how well they work. I need to make a few for myself. I think you may be using a smart phone to record with. My son showed me that if I turned my phone sideways to record that it fills the entire screen instead of the middle 3rd. Looking forward to your next video.

Nice jig...................... cheers

thanks mate

That's a beautiful holdfast

Good work. One suggestion, please turn the camera over to landscape mode. Makes it easier to view your work. Thanks.

Cracking those mate..................................Cheers

I am grand ,I am only after dragging the gates out of the forge ,they are heavy

nice one.

you okay Finin, you sound out of breath

thank you

love the accent. and nice pieces love the detail

thank you

First.

First.

Thank you Finn. Keep it up.

thank you everybody that like and subscribe to my channel I hope to be able to post more on a educational basics,so please share this to your friends and family and please subscribe to my channel thank you finín Liam Christie blacksmith from Ireland