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Comment from : @NuttyProductionsOfficial

I recently discovered my ancestor in England was a swordsmith He came to New England in the 1600s and got the first ever patent in America for scythe he invented
Comment from : @battlebauble

I doubt they actually were around in those times
Comment from : @RegnaSaturna

Now this was REAL Blacksmithing in my honest opinion NOT using machinery to craft stuff like in today's age
Comment from : @USCyberSoldier50

Blacksmith does not melt iron, he heats to critical and forges it Smith is to smite or strike…
Comment from : @stevesyncox9893

Loved all the details of this Would love to learn more about the seven mechanical arts (the idea behind classifying them like that) and also redsmithing and whitesmithing Really great video Thanks!
Comment from : @theexmocandleco6528

I heard blacksmiths can use their anvil to curse someone and they can lone that power to others
Comment from : @amandadiamond7147

@ 2:20 the background looks almost exactly like a house in Witcher 3 lol
Comment from : @nobody3923

I thought whitesmith and red smith was a joke until the video continued
Comment from : @valkordarkmoor9108

I'm an amateur blacksmith and an enthusiastic fantasy blacksmith I approve this video This was a very important trade
Comment from : @brianfuller757

is it possible to blow the metal like they do for glass?
Comment from : @TheVigilAngel

I'm not a blacksmith but I am an aspiring writer who's working on a story with a character who IS a blacksmith! This video gives me valuable insight into what life was like for a blacksmith during this period and will help immensely with crafting his backstory Thanks!
Comment from : @lordtrinen2249

I understand the Minecraft villager levels now!
Comment from : @clydoscope5841

As a blacksmith this shit gives me chills lol
Comment from : @lucasday8918

I been a blacksmith for 4 years now and I will never stop it beings me peace and joyso I’m passing it on I’m buying my son he’s first anvil on he’s birthdaybrI found a hay budden for a nice price
Comment from : @brandonheston8608

Life is brutal for people trying to rise out of poverty
Comment from : @johnnyciantar

Is that music from the Shire that I'm hearing in the background?!
Comment from : @Colt1775

that was cool plus i will be a blacksmith
Comment from : @jmack7771

The local blacksmith made farming equipment, hinges hatches and a wide array of everyday iron work… he rarely made weapons Weapons and armours were made by highly specialized smiths often located in early urbanized industrial centres and exported
Comment from : @Underjordiskentitet

It is forbrschool
Comment from : @sophiasakra6428

My history is a bit hazy on the demonizing of blacksmiths I always thought they were called on to make things to kill or torture the alleged evildoers Not much is mentioned on them making "evil iron" I know in those times, a blacksmith was no one to cross, as they have plenty of weapons to choose from that level the playing field, such as caltrops
Comment from : @vilefly

Fascinating, thx! And to think how much we take for granted nowadays, in a time when anyone can just order up a cheap propane forge offa Amazon, watch a few YouTube videos and immediately get started minus the years of apprenticeship, black lung, jealous village folk, demanding Royals, or 'religious' mumbo jumbo
Comment from : @LowenKM

Regards from an actual blacksmith 😉 Also historical reenactorbrHave a nice day,brGregbrA blacksmith based in Poland
Comment from : @AMBOSS_Silesia

I am a Blacksmith I'm also in middle school and watching this for school Very awesome to learn some history behind the people who did my trade long ago
Comment from : @Fricker112

Great video!
Comment from : @warrenroy7333

Your choice of photos are utterly terrible
Comment from : @conorhudson1486

OMG thank you for this! Helped me do some research
Comment from : @mondraymondo

Ok, just to point out a few bits of misinformation: blacksmiths were responsible for iron work Hinges fences chandeliers, chains, things like that LOCK smiths made locks, and BLADEsmiths made weapons, and ARMORsmiths made armor Goldsmiths worked in gold, and silversmiths worked in silver, coppersmith, etc, you get the point White metal work was a SPECIFIC reference to the finish on armor We know this because the only references to “white metal” came about as armorsmiths making white metal (armor) were the ones to get government military contracts In some places and times smiths selling painted armor (often referred to as “black) to the government were fined There are simply too many broad strokes used in describing the craft in this video for any of it to be accurate Do your own research, or rely on archaeological records to inform you
Comment from : @Lachrandir

I too have been blacksmithing for 40 years and I must say that the blacksmith was indeed very highly regarded For without him there would be nothing
Comment from : @crazycat1345

I've been a blacksmith for over 40 years This is drivel from start to finish
Comment from : @sthompson1000

Buying swords from blacksmiths in nepal Just researching their daily lives lol
Comment from : @ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique

I am a black smith and yes i do make deals with the devil everyday! I always end up getting burned for it in return though…
Comment from : @brentelsing4447

Blacksmiths did not have the "magic" ability to melt solid iron That was not a part of their trade
Comment from : @jeancollin8224

Yes
Comment from : @thomasevergreen5282

That was a wonderful video Thank you very much I had never heard of the different colored smithsmakes sense, though
Comment from : @richardglady3009

But how did they get such huge amount of metal from??
Comment from : @adilmohammad8648

I’m binge watching all your videos, they’re funny and educational How can you guys not have many many more subs?? I absolutely love this channel!!
Comment from : @loricarter2394

I started watching this video to make fun of it, (as a blacksmith myself) but this is actually a pretty informative video Well done 👍
Comment from : @rowenmaxwell2965

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Comment from : @100veganorganicassassincre5

hey im a blacksmith and history nut this video is good well done but there is some misinformation in it like the lords blacksmiths being responsible for the gates of the castle while work like that would need to be done by many smiths in order to repair it quickly still well done
Comment from : @thememorablenovelist5876