Hand Forging a Pipe Tomahawk Using 18'th Century Tools | HISTORY | BLACKSMITHING |
123K views · Mar 31, 2023 · People & Blogs
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@karlrobson3120 · 3 months ago
Great video. Love to watch artists at work. I’ll have to check out their wares but I didn’t see the links. Maybe you could forward them. Cheers my friend
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@kyletelford2353 · 5 months ago
Hey👋 I would pick any day working with you over a 2 weeks cruise ship vacation.😂😂 So much valuable information and camaraderie 😊
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@JeremiahJohnson-c1f · 8 months ago
Way too many ads. Every 25 seconds? Really??
@cameronlamb7274 · 1 year ago
Wish I could find more original trade stuff. I have a trade knife that I got in a tool box full of tools at a yard sale down here in southern Ontario. It’s a camp type knife that has been crudely rehandled at some point I got it just outside of Walpole island so who knows the real history it has.
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@bushy_333 · 1 year ago
You should pin Maria's comments,so we could all find them. <br><br>Thanks for an interesting video. <br>You mentioned that many of these types were ceremonial. Did many men in the colonial era use these as an everyday tool?
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@karolskakes388 · 1 year ago
I like your method of teaching by doing. The Hex barrel should end up a fine tomahawk.
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@fritzruttimann1517 · 1 year ago
Hey Peter and fellow Black Smith. Another very interesting video regarding how the job was done back then. Looks like it is really cold even in the Black Smith workshop. First thing I would do is to close the door/gate, to keep the fires heat inside the workshop 😂😂
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@АрсенШидов-у2ы · 1 year ago
👏👍
@michaelpeak3717 · 1 year ago
Love seeing an old school trade that's still done by a few but it's a lost trade these days I am just a beginner myself in fogeing knives it's an interest of mine
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@stevenpapoojian6941 · 1 year ago
more content to learn less history
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@twagner6155 · 1 year ago
Fantastic, sirs. "Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved." (Acts 16:31) This predates the 1700's since it comes from the King James Version of 1611 and is more useful than worldly philosophy.
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@hoobyfarmer · 1 year ago
Fantastic pieces
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