I make an outdoor blacksmith shop - show the build from start to finish. I use recycle materials and hand tools, no power tools. Open the full video description for more information.
I was a fulltime blacksmith making mainly axes and I still have my indoor well equipped blacksmith shop (don't sell any thing any more). A shop where you stand up and work. So I wanted to do something different with the new shop - a hole in the ground and all the gear around the hole and most of the time do you sit down and work. That is not a new way to do it - it was and still is a common way to do it in a lot of areals in the world.
The new outdoor shop and the old indoor shop is next to each other. 10 meters apart and 10-20 meters from my home, Sami gamme.
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A few quick questions:
1. Where did you get the air blower?
In my case is it one made in Denmark for the danish military. Bought it local from a private seller here in Denmark. Similar is common for blacksmithing - if you want one try to google "Hand crank forge air blower" or similar.
2. What if it rains?
No problem. It's under roof and on a high spot.
3. Why not make the grinding stone foot operated or something else more efficient?
Wanted to make a simple one. If I need to grind a lot do I use my big grinder in the indoor blacksmith shop - it's only 10 meters from the outdoor blacksmith shop. Video about that grinder • Bicycle grinder for bl...
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Man these survival games are looking more realistic by a second
Minecraft got a graphics upgrade 🤣
I wonder if he’s using mods
man haven't you all ready make a comment exactly like this one on another video? cuz I swear I remember.
@@cockadoodledoostudios2778 hmmm... Definitely...🤔
Stick around... it's gonna get so realistic it'll be like a nightmare. Guys like this will survive. What warlord doesn't want a blacksmith who can work without power? Even in the worst of times, he will make it, if he has the will. And by the looks of this video, he does. You do realize that every empire falls, right? It's not avoidable, mainly because of corruption and greed, which will never end. I hope it's after I die, but America is done... she's just not done thrashing after the killing blow (1971, removal of gold backed currency). Our money is worthless paper, buy water and ammunition.
As an experienced blacksmith myself (26 years) i absolutely love the simplicity here and its great to see someone that knows that the blacksmith makes his tools he doesn't have to buy them to have a working setup... We get so entrenched with thinking we need fancy equipment that we forget where ome from... I cannot love this vid enough... Btw excellent 90 on the grind wheel handle very nicely done
Would love to know how to build a fan ! I know bellows were the thing but meh. You know of any plans for a hand crank fan ?
@@JohnDoe-qg6hm the word you are looking for is blower and they aren't all that difficult but cutting the gears accurately takes either patience and lots of files or machines... You can of course go gearless and use a cast flywheel and pulley to spin the blower shaft ... Cast the body in 2 pieces cast the impeller clean up the casting mount the bearings then run the shaft affix the impeller to the shaft affix pulley to the shaft outside the housing affix housing to mount then run a leather belt to a cast flywheel mounted to a frame with a ratchet crank so the flywheel can continue spinning without the crank being turned... Thats the 2nd easiest of the blowers one can make the easiest being a clay cage a stick some grass and 2 pieces of bark with a rock for a bottom bearing
@@jessebond4221 Is there plans available ?
@@JohnDoe-qg6hm dont rightly know... Ive never looked for plans ive just made replacement parts of non functional existing pieces and done some restorations never needed to build one from absolute scratch
@@jessebond4221 I'm thinking about fabricating one rather than casting it. But meh yea that's a good bit of work init.
I learn more from the simple silence of your videps rather than the millions of over explained videos of this kind.
I'm just fascinated by how slow and deliberate he is. Every move he makes is done with patience and intention. I dont know how he is off camera, but we're always in so much of a hurry these days that its inspiring to watch someone slow down and do things right the first time like that.
Nice over analysis dweeb
@@jacobferdinand5753 I’m surprised someone like you found your way to this video. Here’s hoping you grow out of it.
@@conservat1vepatr1ot You're a dweeb too lmao
Speed and agility not upgraded thats why😉
@@jacobferdinand5753 cool story bro
Thanks for non music/talk/fx videos. Just your amazing skills. Inspiration for beginners like me. Thanks.
First thought was that is some nice dark soil you have there.
That's basically what soil looks like in zones with temperate coastal climate like Denmark, southern Sweden and most of the british isles. High carbon content because it's too cold and wet for the soil bacteria to be able to completely degrade all organic matter over the course of a year.
Ha!! That was my first thought as well. Man I could grow some garden in that stuff.
Would be a shame if someone were to contaminate it
looked like normal soil to me.
Grow some Mary Sexy Jane off that soil
This man has a wealth of knowledge and it impresses me every time I watch one of his videos how effortlessly he creates things from scratch. His movements have such purpose.
Ya wary V
He knows more than his years sould allow we need people like him great job young man
Great setup!
Ребята Вам нужно объединятся !
I just recently started watching your videos, similarly amazing content. Keep it up mind-blowing to watch!😄
Can you do this in your house please and send it on youtube
Я знал, что русскоговорящие смотрят этот канал, но тут я, конечно, удивлен
@@dr.kt.thomasdr.kt.thomas6431 "Can you do this in your house" What do you mean? do ya want the guy to dig holes, and slam logs together into a workshop in the middle of his livin room?
Came down here curious to see what the comments section would have to complain about but I found your community is full of nice, supportive people. I think I'll subscribe. This is a good place to be.
Primitive Technology's younger brother(DarkAge Technology?)
That'd be older brother lol
@@joshd2013 Well, no, Medieval Technology is younger than Primitive Technology. PT is doing stuff from even before Antiquity. :)
Well it wasn't dark after the 1000 year, they made real advances with tools and stuff like these (But i'm glad i didn't lived from the fall of roman empire to the 800's, thaaaat was way more bad)
LOL
@@joshd2013 Common Josh really?
That SOIL THOUGH 😍. I am so happy everyone else appreciates the soil as much as I do
I've be casually searching for a video like this for over 30 years.... Thank you so very very much!!!!!
That's very impressive ! Go on with this silence. Good choice ; )
Incredible ingenuity. This has become my "Best of the Web" channel.
Web))) "If there is World Wide Web there should be a Soul Sucking Spider" (c)
At least you are not Steven king
You’ve inspired me long enough, I need to get off my bum, and do what you do
I don't know why this was recommended to me but I absolutely loved every second of it
Wait a minute. You built a BlackSmith shop with tools you built with the BlackSmith Shop?!!
BACA that blower looks pretty modern. It's painted and travels after he lets go. That's 100% not medieval tech like everything else is.
BlackSmithception
@@DontarrestmePLZ The video doesn't claim to be 100% medieval...it just says no power tools.
@@Claymore1977 yeah!! u proved him wrong dude😂
@@Claymore1977 BACA should answer after this
The best Non-Vocal Bushcrafter! Amazing! Nice Vid!
One day he could give us the jump scare of the century, by suddenly speaking!
he does speak briefly in one video which he and a friend were camping
Nah fam primitive technology still takes the cake, don't disrespect the og
@@whatshappenedhere1784 Exactly.😉
@@pathwanderer1183 he could suddenly start screaming and everybody with headphones would die
He's like an AOE2 villager, give him a hammer to hit the ground, and a building will just come into existence.
Wololoo
@@chuckyrides Roogan?
Hahahaha age of empire!!!
JB
The man simply did what he said he would do....and he did it very well. I am sure that in the future...people will be very surprised at what he turns out...and the quality and craftsmanship of his work.
Impressive! You crafted a well thought-out workstation. Thank you for another good video.
I clicked on this video and went YES. And then I said NO! Its only 10 minutes. I didn't want it to end, fantastic video.
Nice very nice you make everything look so much easier then I know it is . I'm probably 30 years your senior but the way you work and the tools you work with reminds me so much of my grandfather . God bless you son live long and live free
Rune thank you for your hypnotic videos! I believe you are changing the world to a better place. Since many people start to realize they want to experience something like you show them. I believe that it has a great impact on people minds. Thank you very much.
This is hands down the BEST bushcrafting channel on UTUBE!!!! THANK YOU Rune
Isn’t he Awesome
Something really excellent about the simplicity and skill of how you did this video. Thanks for the video dude.
HD audio and video. Very addictive. I need more of this
So much more satisfying then watching pools get dug out and built with sticks
Dont let all the "primitive _____" knockoff channels hear you
Pools with no drains ...
@@TheDamageinc81 they brought the water in bucket by bucket hope they're ready to do the opposite
@@robertbjgvch190 Yeah ... cuz ain't nothing but dysentery and other microbiology with a nasty hook waiting for em ... lmao ... what a complete joke ... the thing is ... they're KILLING it with YT money with that shit ...
True primitive technology fans ehem
I love watching stuff like this, going back to our heritage. It's so relaxing :)
Never seen anything like this. Great stuff Rune.
Just the sound of the florets and manual tools at work. Beautiful
Your channel has become my favorite. You're a real blacksmith. Thank you.
Bro, you have skills. I hope to see more videos about blacksmithing outdoor.
keep up the craft, you are so good at it. The fun and pleasing part is the silence of wilderness and no background music.
Wonderful opening old hard working workshop congratulations an thanks
Even though there were a few things I would have done differently, I ‘liked’ the video because I appreciate that you were out there DOING IT! 👊🏽
I like the way you do great things with the simplest things. That's what I call craftsmanship. Thank you for your great videos.
Very cool!!! After watching your videos it comes to no surprise that you are accustomed to hard work and applied knowledge to achieve such quality work.
Absolutely beautiful.That layout was so effective because he must have known the ergonomic needs of all of those tools and processes.Very subtle.
There's something so beautiful and peaceful about watching this process unfold to nothing but the sounds of nature and tools clanking. Loved it! 💕
That's fantastic! What an efficient and handy compact set up!
Absolutely amazing! The ingenuity behind this is astounding. Great job and craftsmanship! Thanks you sir for sharing.
Man, the soil is damn beautiful! I've honestly never seen such good soil
Damn, why do i want this Blacksmith Setup more that cars, ebikes and other modern things. 😍
you are a genius, respect bro!
First pick in a zombie Apocalypse team.
You need to check out Colin furze!
Picking colin furze mean you are just going to slowing him down
I'd go with primitive technology.
First, I mean no disrespect to the content creator, but nothing that takes place in this video is even mildly impressive. That's OK though, because not everything that we do needs to be impressive, but nothing shown here would make me choose him as a member of my Apocalypse team. I would want someone with a strong background in physical sciences, not necessarily an education but the knowledge. Farmers would be an ideal team member, as they have some of the most fundamentally necessary knowledge in Apocalyptic scenarios (growing food, irrigating, water filtration). Then, a medical professional, but more like a medic than a doctor. Finally, someone to provide security. A blacksmith is a great post-Apocalyptic profession, as they would be able to make tools without power, but a good engineer or physicist can make power without tools. Just some thoughts.
Feminists and liberals will starve to death in the cold
Привет из центра Сибири! Все что Вы делаете, получается превосходно, и имеет смысл! Вы счастливый человек и делитесь с нами, спасибо!
Those black earth and brown logs , looks magical
You are like the Professor from the 70's american tv show Gilligan's Island...engineer and make anything possible out of random scraps!
You've inspired me to start blacksmithing and your content is amazing! Great vid btw :D
I watch your videos with a great interest! Many thanks!
I could watch this guy all day. Great vid
This guy is just a genius
This would be ideal for those who want to work outside but are limited physically, either with mobility or not being able to stand for any length of time. Cool :)
I may just have to try this, great way to make blacksmithing accessible to those of us with disabilities!
And now you sit in a hole in the dirt, hitting red hot steel. I love it! And great video cutting/editing !
Amazing job, take that Mr electricity! 👍👍👍
This kind of stuff is my dream
Boss, ur video is very natural I felt that iam making a Smith floor in my house using my basic tools.
The sound of good honest labor.
If I have a bad day, I just watch your channel and I am good again. You are a super super talented man. All you do is top notch! Best wishes from Arve Herman Tangen Norway 🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴👍👍👍👍
Aceh Indonesia
Great stuff again brother
A very good backyard workshop.thanks for the idea
Your video reminded me of myself long ago. One day people will need to know these things and today there are few that know basic blacksmithing. Thanks for sharing your expertise, I really enjoyed yoyr video.
Very nice, a lot of serenity, a lot of wisdom, a lot of good technique and few (or simple) means, friend, that's not a smithy, it's a place of meditation!
That is an excellent video. I subscribed...thank you for the trouble you went through in making it. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Wow I`m impressed! Your setup looks so organized and compact, well done Rune! Got me down the memory lane. I grew up with a grinding stone like that, a bit bigger but same type. I was spinning that for my grandfather when he was sharpening everything from axes and scythes to knives. He`s anvil is still there and I plan to make it in use again one day.
Rune, you keep what you have by giving it away. Thank you for sharing, may you be blessed with many years of abundant productivity and creativity. You have a new sub.
I very much enjoyed the video. I too am planning to build a small forge but I'll be going a little higher tech. I'm thinking of converting an old Weber kettle grille, line it with sand and probably use an old electric hair dryer for the air source. As soon as I get caught up on my "have to do jobs" whenever that may be.
Omg it is so cool. Nice project 👍
This is by far the coolest set up I've seen. Looks epic
AWESOME ! Classic ! Very clever ! Thanks for posting !
I really like how you use the hole as a more natural and ergonomic sitting position. Makes it look almost comfortable to work in, as you have everything around you. Bet it's rather enjoyable, tho I'd put in a backrest myself, at least a low one like a log or something just to help you take care of your back by stretching it out now and then. Lumbar support is never a bad thing after all :) But man i can't get over how cool this looks.
So relaxing. Such ergonomic build. Such compact forge, man my hugest regards!
Thanks so much for this great vid ,you will definitely be the last man standing! Great stuff
What a cool set up!! After watching many videos of how other smiths operate from different countries, I too have built mine close to the ground. Your seating pit is unique, tool collection amazing, and I am looking forward to see more of your channel!
Very cool but at the same time for some reason it annoys the hell out of me how everything is just perfectly so. All the way down to not even a single rock in the dirt! Its like playsand dirt
I have 31 acres and have found 1 rock and no sand, just clay.
I did not know, that it's possible to work with those small anvils. Good work! have a like!
well, since they are ground bound, they don't need to be super heavy since you are banging against the huge mass of the planet pretty much.
@@gabrielemagnabosco8926 It strikes me, though, that the things you work on will have to be rather small, also, like less than one foot in length
Bertram you are the man brother!!! Yet another awesome video.
Brilliant to see , also the calmness in the work is impressive
*Rune Malte Bertram-Nielsen* You Will Definitely Survive The *Apocalypse*
I think he will MOUNT the apocalypse...
A++ job man. I absolutely love this setup. With your permission I would like to base my first forge off of yours.
Thanks. Of course - you are welcome to make the same.
I am totally thrilled ... I have an apprenticeship as a metal worker and locksmith and my heart beats faster when I see that
Awesome man. You've inspired me as I'm sure you've done to thousands of others. Thanks!
now my dream is really clear
My kind of video, I want to get into black smithing but don't know where to start because most videos use power tools but I don't want to use any power tools.
Such a great setup!
I love that he's making the tools and parts he needs as he builds
Omg, this is awesome! Keep up the good work!
Catch yourself about ten wild hamsters. Fab a wheel to increase the speed of your grinder. Ten hamsters=.001 horse power. With proper gearing you could achieve 1hp. Good luck also very nice.
by proper gearing do you mean 10 000 hamsters? If so im in
@@c3diy just so we're clear. We're not talking about stuffing them just using them in a makeshift hamster wheel
@@yourmama9674 How? And wouldn't it be easier to express in watts?
@@absurdistcat ok everyone now knows you're a genius because you used the correct base. Thank you for that input. As for the capturing of the hamsters. You're so damn smart find your own.
@@absurdistcat just teasing with you. Sorry to come off so harsh. You can have my hamsters if you like. Not all but some. Let me know the correct equation after you do the work. 😁
Watching this, a great joy welled up inside me. Thank You
It must be nice to be able to dig a hole in the ground. Here in the swamplands I can't go 4 inches deep without hitting water and it SUCKS
Now that's some KZhead quality content...
Changed the message so no one will know what I said
that is some sweet soil. I am lucky! ours looks just like it :)
Soil game on fleek
Definitely not in the Ozarks of Missouri
Definitely not the heavy clay soil of Northland New Zealand
glad I wasn't the only one who noticed... hope there's a garden there as well... magnificent soil
that was actually really neat. keeping everything in close and on the ground so you dont need benched and the like. that is really clever.
Even with benches, you lose a lot of power. The higher your anvil is above the surface of the earth, the more power you lose. Efficiency is a lost art. People have elevated convenience above all other ideals. In this case, quite literally as elevated benches are merely convenience features. People got around this loss of power transfer by using larger anvils than necessary.
No talking and straight to the point... just how I like it.
Очень интересная задумка! Никогда такого не видел! Лайк!
Разве не видел японскую кузню? Рабочая часть находится в яме до пояса. Так удобнее чтоб расположить инструменты. kzhead.info/sun/ktCkc8WhoWJnZ3k/bejne.html 0:55 по тайм коду. Но это маленькая ямка. Есть на половину помещения. Повторюсь что это очень удобно.
@@nikadmin1244 ,японские видеть не приходилось.
Это кочевники так делали -делают.
Fantastisk. En smedje på altanen 😊
Your work always very good