Jeff's Blacksmithing Knowledge Assessment

Jeff introduces his home forge, Old Wolf Forge, in Kentucky, along with his son Sam. He provides an overview of his equipment, including a two-burner propane forge, grinding station, and forge press. Jon Thunner from San Antonio also shares his shop and heat treat oven. Jeff discusses his grinders, belt sander, and the history of his anvils, emphasizing the personal touch mark 'JW Peters' that connects him to his father. He shares his innovative approach to creating tools and his plans for future upgrades.

Who is Jeff's number one helper in his forge?

• His son Sam

• His friend Mike

• His brother Tom

• His neighbor Joe

What type of forge does Jeff use in his setup?

• Wood forge

• Coal forge

• Electric forge

• Two burner propane forge

Where is Jon Thunner's shop located?

• Chicago

• New York

• San Antonio

• Los Angeles

How long has Jon Thunner had his heat treat oven?

• About 2 months

• About 4 months

• About 6 months

• About 8 months

What is the size of the belt sander that Jeff uses?

• 10x80

• 4x36

• 8x72

• 6x48

What is the significance of the touch mark 'JW Peters' on Jeff's knives?

• It is a random choice

• It represents Jeff's favorite animal

• It is the name of his forge

• It is a tribute to his father

How old is Jeff's anvil?

• 25 to 50 years old

• 100 to 125 years old

• 75 to 100 years old

• 50 to 75 years old

What is the weight of Jeff's anvil?

• 125 pounds

• 100 pounds

• 150 pounds

• 175 pounds

What inspired Jeff to create his own hammer?

• A book on ancient tools

• A conversation with a fellow smith

• A documentary on blacksmithing

• Watching 'Forged in Fire'

What did Jeff sell to acquire the 'queen' of his shop?

• His car

• His boat

• His motorcycle

• His bicycle