The heat treatment process for traditional tomahawks involves heating the metal until it turns blue, then quenching it in a liquid medium to achieve the desired hardness and durability, a technique that was essential for creating effective cutting tools in historical blacksmithing.
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I shot this footage at 2026 School of the Long Hunter at Prickets Fort in West Virginia. You're going to see a lot of footage here of us u heat treating tomahawks and each person got to heat treat their own tomahawk and uh under my watchful eye. So, lots of neat, you know, we demystified the process. Watch as you see the ages uh and the the levels of or not the levels but the the different um depth of living history that some of these folks are in. Um there's people that have lots of kit.
There's people that don't and it's a school. They're coming to learn. So, it's a great place to jump in. If you don't have anything you want to come learn, this is the place to do it.
Peter Kelly of the Woodland Escape was gracious enough to film uh part of the process of heat treating a tomahawk and he sent that to me, allowed me to release that on that on my channel. If you want to see that, you can go back and look. But I filmed all of this and I thought it was just too neat, especially for those who were there to see all of the activity and things going on. So, um maybe more so for them, but uh maybe you can enjoy and see the hustle and bustle of an 18th century blacksmith shop at Prickets Fort. Enjoy.
We'll be back.
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>> I think that's exactly it.
Yeah.
>> Well, he was he had a file over here to test the edge.
>> I don't know. That's not it.
>> No, that's not somebody took off. Oh, okay.
Turn first. Then turn blue.
Here we go.
>> We want to stop the heat.
>> Okay. Pull it out. Put on that stuff behind it. And you're going to wait until uh until it I don't think Yeah.
Everybody here.
>> [clears throat] >> Come on.
Come on.
Sorry about that.
That's it. All right.
Yeah.
Did you see?
ready to go. this and we're going to go right in there. You're going to quench quench up to here. Straight down.
Ready?
>> Okay, there we go.
>> Yep.
>> Good job.
My son's name.
>> You ever read about I was always I always say just around the woods.
They also say the same thing.
>> I might actually know something by now.
I had a >> mentor that was strong.
Straw is what you want if you want something cut. That's what I That's what I take my drivers back to when I'm making I didn't know >> that's
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