HOW TO MAKE A FORGE & BURNER | Get Started Knife Making and Blacksmithing on a Budget

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[davidostertag]

This is the kind of video I would have needed when I started knife making.

[sudo_nym]

A great reminder of how simple the first steps into knife-making can be, James.👍
We're all still learning, and there's always a first step!
🇬🇧🤜⚡️🤛🇺🇸

[roblegrange]

This my be my next project. Love the design. Great video

[MakingStuff]

Stumbled across your channel today and I'm impressed. You gained a new subscriber!

[WthPpl-gtgl]

Thanks to your burner how to my forge has come to life!!!!

[taylorallison]

I’ve been looking for a good tutorial for a travel forge! This is perfect. Thanks!

[SerialWaffleStomper]

Hey man, just wanted to say thank You. You really make all of this look much more accessible for the people that would love to start their journey but are scared of all of the initial investment cost - such as me. Great video and great work. Thanks.

[frankhelms]

Your timing is perfect for me to build this forge. Thanks for posting this detailed video, with the parts list.

[MtnLife-svfu]

I think your right in making a little forge first to see if it's your thing. I have found myself hooked on knife making and am now on my 3rd version double burner. Keep on keepin on...

[HonestDoubter]

Every flare tip he uses are actually Rick Flair tips.

[ShootingUtah]

I'm still using a 2 brick forge with a big burner on it and have been blacksmithing and knife making all kinds of things with it. The bricks eventually melt down if you run it super hot or get any cracks in your bricks from moisture. I keep planning on making a larger forge but I end up using my beat up 2 brick forge because it's already working. I've also repaired cracks and broken pieces of the forge like 5 times with Rutland's refractory morter that I got at ACE hardware. It works ok but also melts down at forge welding temperature.

[michaelbrauer]

Swordsmith here! Ive been looking into making knives and wanted a small gas forge. I literally just finished making one exactly as outlined in your superb video. Thanks for the great info, tips, and quality videos!

[Biohazarus]

This awesome, i know i don't have time but still want a forge to make another knife and other stuff. This will get me started and confirm, or not, it was a good idea, on the cheaper side.
Really like the welder tip tip!

[gurvinderkauew]

I really liked the forge. Great video for beginner blacksmith👍👍🔥🔥

[HickokForge]

After seeing your video I made one for my shop and it gets more use than my other forges now. It is the most efficient forge in my shop, being able to run very low pressures. I also have been using it as my "travel forge" when I have to travel for work. Regardless of its length I've forged (but not heat treated) a 31" viking sword in it because for forging I only need to heat a portion of the blade at a time. Now to figure out how to make it a venturi ribbon burner 😜

[spurs]

I appreciate your channel, your experience, and your humility. I don't weld either. I have melted metal together on occasions. I'm planning to put a Frosty T together next week. Thanks for the information. 👍🏻

[howitstartsmm]

Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.

Excellent design and explanation

[nickster]

This was a very well-done instructional video.

[chancetolbert]

I started my hole with a hole saw. Then i used the hole saw on one at a time until it reached its limit then cut that section away and. Took my time worked my way down the brick. Worked pretty good.

[MrDragonUTube]

Thank you for the Burner tutorial. Me and my son created something like yours to make a double burner design. We tested the burners, they were amazing!