of these in the entire country and they do have an original one, which i did go and see down in chickamauga, chattanooga battlefield. i took over 100 pictures so i could get the finer details of the chains on the hooks, so this forge is a very, very accurate. now, i do not want to ruin my pigtail, so i have to cool it off in water to harden it. ok? you can see this as black and this is still orange. this will be very easy now to bend. i put it over the more -- horn of the anvil. straighten it out. and there is my curve. now cut this off here and i will make the top bend, called the teardrop. ok. >> ready to heat it up again boss? john baronich: yep, heat it back up. i use a tool called a cut off hardy, which is a chisel with a square shank on it. just put that on the back of the anvil. i will take the metal and i will be hitting this and then i will break it off. a little more. now the hooks that i am making called the tear drop hook was a hook that soldiers would have blacksmiths make. i don't want to cut that all the way through, because i will ruin the sharp edge. so, i cut it about half