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Posted by Jreed, 11 March 2010 · 0 views

Well I hope I got this right.

I took some vacation this week and have taken the time to set up my make shift forge so I can start working on my basic skills. I was able to find some useful junk in the brush around the house. I found a section of 8" stove pipe, a 55gal barrel lid, and 6 pieces of 4'x 1/2" rebar :D.
So my set up is as I said very simple I dug a hole 8" across and 12" deep. I dug another hole about a foot away that is 8" across and 8" deep then I dug a trench in between. Next I cut off a section of the stove pipe a bout 4" long leaving me about another section of about 10" in length. I used the sections of stove pipe as liners for my 2 holes so they wont collapse with use I used a 14" section of 1 1/2" pipe to join the 2 holes together to act as an air duct. I then filled in around the stove pipe and the trench to seal it all up and to make it all stable. To finish it off I set my break drum on top of the deep hole and set my 8" fan on top of the other. Works pretty good so far but this is just until I can make a stand out of the barrel lid for my break drum.

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Nice and simple, i like it... i just found an old I-beam and might give that a shot as an anvil.
For the light work you are talking about it will work. Eventually you are going to want something with more mass which is why the peace of track is really only used by my kids these days.

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