Start forging right now, today! You can do it. You have the skill. You have the tools... really!

This video takes you step by step through the process of transforming a backyard fire ring into a perfectly capable forge--no special tools needed--and making a fire poker/coal spreader from rebar. The whole process should take about 2 hours, start to finish, and will cost only a few dollars. (It might even be free).

Have you ever wanted to forge metal, but couldn't figure out how or where to start. Look no further, this video is for you. I'll walk you through it and explain everything you need to know along the way. I'll give you alternative ways to do each of the things I show you, just in case you don't have some of the tools or materials I have. For example, I used stones to build up a fire ring forge in my yard, but you could used bricks or even just dig a small trench with a shovel.

At the end, you'll have not only built a forge with common tools, buy you'll also be the proud owner of a rebar coal spreader that you forged yourself!

Follow along and become a smith, or just watch and enjoy the show. Either way, thanks for joining me and I hope you have a wonderful day. Cheers!

Also, just to let you know I recently opened a Patreon account for those who want to support the channel directly, while (hopefully) getting some great additional value...
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