Cody's Forge: Insights and Lessons

Cody Craig introduces his forge, Ugly Pug Forge, named after his pugs. He shares his background, including a humorous anecdote about throwing a hammer through a window. Cody gives a tour of his shop in Bloomington, Indiana, highlighting his tools and equipment, such as his grandfather's anvil and a unique buffing machine. He discusses his use of recycled steel and his love for golf, which he humorously ties into his work. The video concludes with Cody expressing his passion for his craft and inviting viewers to enjoy the tour.

Why is the forge named 'Ugly Pug Forge'?

• Because Cody loves pugs.

• Because Cody's wife named it.

• Because Cody's pugs are cute.

• Because Cody's pugs are ugly but cute.

What did Cody learn from throwing a hammer through a window?

• To repair windows.

• To never use a hammer again.

• To be more careful with tools.

• To channel frustration into work.

What is Cody's pride and joy in his forge?

• His propane forges.

• His coal forge.

• His collection of steel.

• His grandfather's anvil.

How does Cody use golf balls in his work?

• To balance his tools.

• To protect his hands while filing.

• As a decoration.

• To improve his golf skills.

What is unique about the buffing machine in Cody's shop?

• It is the newest machine in the shop.

• It is used for polishing steel.

• It was made by Cody's family.

• It was made in Indianapolis by Kurt Vonnegut's family.