Matt Berry and John Gertie's Workshop Tools

Matt Berry and John Gertie introduce their forges and workshops, showcasing various tools and equipment used in metalwork and wood carving. They discuss the importance of specific tools like grinders, sanders, and power hammers, and explain their methods for heat treating using propane forges and electric ovens. The video concludes with a tour of their workshops, highlighting the diverse range of tools and equipment they use.

What is one of the main activities Matt Berry performs in his forge?

• Painting

• Gardening

• Metal work

• Cooking

What tool does Matt Berry use for polishing?

• A saw

• A drill

• A lathe

• A grinder

What is unique about John Gertie's anvil?

• It is the largest in the world

• It belonged to his wife's great-grandfather

• It is made of gold

• It was a gift from his wife

What is one of the borrowed machines in John Gertie's workshop?

• A welding machine

• A drill press

• A grinder

• A wood lathe

Why does John Gertie have more hammers than he needs?

• He found them at a garage sale

• He collects them as a hobby

• He inherited them from his father

• He was paid in tools at a previous job

What is the power source for John Gertie's main forge?

• Solar

• Coal

• Propane

• Electricity

What does John Gertie use to assist with his hammering due to elbow issues?

• A robotic arm

• A power hammer

• A hydraulic press

• A manual hammer

What is the main reason John Gertie uses electric ovens for heat treating?

• They are faster than fire

• He is red-green colorblind

• They provide consistent temperatures

• They are cheaper to operate

What did John Gertie's grandmother give him that he uses in his workshop?

• A lathe

• A saw

• A kiln

• A hammer

What does John Gertie feel about the amount of stuff in his workshop?

• He has just the right amount

• He needs more tools

• He has more junk than useful items

• He has too much useful stuff