Forging a One-Piece Twine Hatchet from a Leaf Spring! #blacksmithing
Forge Welding a Wagon Wrench: A Quick Glance
Flat to Round: Repurposing a junk rasp
Hand forged replica of an 1800’s Old Montana sheep hook #blacksmith #westernhistory #metalworking
Socket Tongs: A Quick Glance
Miniature Blacksmithing Tongs
DIY Adjustable Bending Fork Wrench #blacksmithing
Repairing cowboy spurs #welding
Antique Grinding Wheel Finally Complete | Back in Action after 70 years! #antiquetools
Post Vise Stand #howtomountapostvise
Unique Hand Forged Camping Tongs #blacksmithing #campfire_cooking #dutchoven
Budget Forge #blacksmithing #diy
Teaching Our Kids the Value of Hard Work
Rivet Placement for Tongs #blacksmith #blacksmithing
Common Post Vise Problems #blacksmithing
Winter money saving trick as a farrier - Revealed! #farrier #horseshoeing
Winter money saving trick as a farrier - Can you guess what it is?? #farrier #horseshoeing
Teat to Toast #shorts
90 degree Scroll tongs in 30 seconds #shorts
Blacksmith. Farrier. Tool building enthusiast. Come forge with me!
Hey everyone,
I am Jayce, the blacksmith behind Farmstead Forge and I enjoy teaching others how to build their own blacksmith tongs and other tools.
You might be wondering...Why on earth is there a milk cow on your anvil? Well I'll tell you. When my wife and I first started out, pretty much all we had was a milk cow and an anvil. Out of necessity and lack of funds I had to learn to do without, or build my own tools. Because I enjoy the craftsmanship involved with anything handmade (and especially anything working with metal), I decided to go with the second option. Now that I have enjoyed a successful career as a farrier, I am realizing that my true passion lies in helping those just starting out like I was all those years ago.
So, if you are a beginner looking to learn how to build your own tools, you are in the right place.
Find my media kit here: fulbrightfarmstead.com/farmstead-forge/