Forging Decorative Brackets for an Antique Tool

“It’s - OK for a carpenter.” My foot! If ever there was a multifaceted man, who is also a carpenter, he is you Sir! I consider myself a generalist. Meaning that I can muddle through a myriad of skills, none with expertise, with hardheadedness and a “never give up” attitude. You Sir, take the term generalist to a level that I can only dream of! Pray maintain speed and course.

I really have missed your blacksmithing videos it was a great treat to see them again.

Blacksmithing adds a nice rosey glow to your complexion.

As always Scott nice work. It takes a certain breed of man to enjoy shaking hands with white hot metal.

I would love to see more of your blacksmith projects

Nice to see Kenny overseeing the operation.

Nice to see the blacksmithing content back on the channel!

Scott I just like to give a little shot out And a thank you . Men like you And buckin and billy ray smith sure do help out a young guy as myself . I've been Training myself To use correct English Better etiquette All those little tips that you hand out What it is to be a man . And I appreciate it So thank you ! I see a difference all the time. For an example At work1 of the old timers Will reach for me to help than anyone else Simply on the fact Of my presents And the respect I give towards others .this has helped me put myself into a better position and Bracket Within my work career. And I Credit you Along with Buckin for this change in my life . again thank you !

Can't wait to see the finished restoration! You are both such phenomenal craftsmen.

My guy has the whole forged in fire set up🤣🔥

98-2% Argon/C02 has another benefit: you can spray weld with it! Try 23 volts and 350-400 inches per minute. When it's just a hiss, you'll know you're there in the promised land of fast deposition with almost no spatter. Your welder might also be capable of pulsed spray welding as well.

Beautiful work

Please do more Blacksmithing

Nice Blacksmith work! 🎅🏻👍🏻🇫🇮🔥🔥🔥

Beautiful work 👌

Fantastic.

Scott it is really much better to stick to the 20 % co2 mix with your mild steel. Way better results. And i suggest to weld horizontal when ever you can. Vertical mig welding can look pretty good but has often got penetration issues. A lot of people think mig welding is the easiest because it quickly looks like something nice. But try to get a welding certificate and you will find out its pretty hard. Oh and forging your material does noet only look nice but also gives the steel more strength and corrosion resistance. Greets

Great work as always Scott. Appreciate all you do.

Nice!

Amazing work Scott! Thank you so much!!