Primitive Skills: Forged Spades!

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[cinimatics]

Any man brave enough to forge metal barefoot deserves a like and a subscription at the very least.

[Shimontr]

can't wait for him to build a portal to the Nether!

[bujtorm]

If not for else, these videos serve as an excellent demonstration just how much of a difference even the simplest, crude, rough forged metal tools make compared to wood and stone.

[audreyholmes]

Gonna post this on every single of his videos after learning on different one
Turn on English captions, he tells you what he's doing
You're Welcome!

[danielleburchette]

Can I just say how very impressed I am, by this young man's determination to make a simple and happy life. By his creativity and ingenuity, and by his skill. Im not often awed by people. Lately, were not showing our best selves. This guy has us all beat, hands down. If you read your comments? Thank you so much for sharing the story of your life. Its a lot better than most of what you see in the world of media today. 😊 Good luck in your journeys.🥰🥰🥰

[morganatordog]

I developed a whole new respect as soon as he laid the handle in the first time. I thought the first part WAS his shovel.

[gandalftheblack]

He is a Blacksmith, a Carpenter and a Builder all in one

[badhomework]

The most amazing part of this video is that he was able to overcome his handicap. Being left-handed and still doing all of these things is truly inspiring!

[frankohero]

By now you have all the tools you may want/need my friend. And you learned smithing the hard way.
How about creating something like a loom? To make your own cloth? A strong blanket as f.e. a door may be a good idea.

[shanewheeler]

It's about time you made a drift and drove a hole through the hammer to put a proper handle on it.

[workwithnature]

If this was hardenable steel you may wish to temper it. Otherwise you could bring the piece to a cherry red temperature and stick it into a bucket of charcoal powder for three hours. The piece being big enough to hold the heat and coupled with that the insulating properties of the charcoal you would be able to case harden the piece. Then quench like you did in the video.

[azraelus]

10:23 Ant:: never should have come here

[guerreroart]

Not only do you have good quality content, but you also have probably the most peaceful and respectable comment section. No hate, no arguments. It's just beautiful

[GhoulishMink]

I noticed that the head to your hammer keeps sliding back each time you strike (presumably the reason you keep flipping the hammer) this would mean there is a loss in the energy transfer between the hammer and the metal. And sometimes even a small amount of movement can mean an exponential decrease in how much energy is transferred directly to the metal. Maybe try making a handle that would hold it more securely. It would keep the head in place and that would also improve the effectiveness. Also another tip, you may want to consider rounding one side of the hammer. Rounded hammers can be very helpful in moving more material

[constantinbarbu.]

awesome job keep on doing it, is there a way for us to see some wider shots of the valley and the place in general it looks amazing there

[jukeboxhero]

Ming Li, you are the guy we need to come live near after the collapse! You have serious skills! I like that digging tool.

[kevinburgess]

no high dollar anvil, a
self made hammer, not even a pair of pos shoes on his feet, great work my friend, another very useful tool created. thanks for sharing, new subscriber here. 👍 🙂

[buddmcstudd]

More in-depth casting and forging videos pls, more and more useful tools would be cool to see!

[ziamckeithen]

I like how he has riveted tongs and yet his hammer is about to fall out of the handle

[GlobalAidFederation]

I new shelter! I've been waiting for this. And it looks like it's going to be connected to the water supply.. So many things you can do with that water. A workshop room? Multiple floors?

It will be the best primitive house builds on YouTube I'm sure. I cant wait to see this.