Pirate Forge Knowledge Assessment

Mark Hemley introduces his two-car garage forge in South Burlington, Vermont, showcasing his favorite anvil and various tools like a vacuum pump, belt grinder, and heat-treat oven. He gives a tour of the Pirate Forge, highlighting the tire hammer, primary shop anvil, and different forges. Mark also discusses his wood bin, knife vise, and inherited drill press. The video concludes with a look at a pirate-themed bar and leather work area, emphasizing his bladesmith heritage.

What is the weight of Mark Hemley's favorite anvil?

• 180-pound

• 300-pound

• 240-pound

• 200-pound

What was Mark's first welding project?

• Heat-treat oven

• Forge stand

• Anvil stand

• Belt grinder

What is the primary shop anvil's weight at the Pirate Forge?

• 202-pound

• 250-pound

• 180-pound

• 150-pound

What type of forge is described as a 'monster forge'?

• Single-burner

• Five-burner

• Three-burner

• Two-burner

What type of wood is NOT mentioned in Mark's wood bin?

• Zebra wood

• Wenge

• Mahogany

• Local Vermont wood

What tool did Mark inherit from his first teacher?

• Heat-treat oven

• Drill press

• Belt grinder

• Knife vise

What unique feature does the pirate bar have for trash disposal?

• Recycling bin

• Trash hatch

• Incinerator

• Compost pit

What activity is done in the back of the pirate bar?

• Metal forging

• Leather work

• Painting

• Wood carving

What is the significance of the pirate's escape plan?

• To demonstrate a secret passage

• To show a backup plan

• To reveal a hidden weapon

• To highlight a hidden treasure

What is the final location shown in the video?

• Forge floor

• Leather work area

• Wood bin

• Pirate bar