Amazing Daily Works

Our blacksmith made his own flat jaw tongs because he did not have enough for his daily works. He picked rusty rebar to make it and he told that while the iron is a poor conductor of heat, an orange heat is approximately 1800º F, the blacksmith must have a way of holding the heated metal without burning himself. Tongs are the perfect solutions that allow blacksmith to grip, lift, and rotated red-hot metal in forging. It also allows a blacksmith to place metal deep into burning coals that can be heated quickly and effectively. So, Flate jaw tong has flat, rectangular grabbing points are used to grip flat pieces of metal.

Our blacksmith will create another new famous Cambodian knife that is very popular for Cambodian farmers. This knife always used by local people when they enter the forest or to the farm. This knife, some people called Kvaev knife, and our blacksmith made this knife by using a piece of the rusty chainsaw bar.

Khmer Long knife is used to cutting grasses and small trees on the farm and is also used as a hunting knife. Especially, all farmers bring it with when they enter the forest, some people use it as a survival knife.