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Old 12-16-2006, 07:07 PM
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Hello everyone,very new at this.Just wondered if anyone had an easy schematic for a charcoal forge for long blades? Thanks, and happy forging
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Old 12-25-2006, 09:20 PM
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i would be extremely interested in a copy of both of those documents
my email is nosai001@hotmail.com
thank you it will be a great help
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Old 12-25-2006, 09:48 PM
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You might wish to build something like this.Charcoal Forge
You can build it to your specifications. They work pretty well, and he has a nice DVD available to teach you his way to make knives.

Hope it helps,
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yes Woody
I would like very much a copy of the above mentioned books,as I am exploring
knife making now with interesting results in design
my address lbert@sde-boker.org.il
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Old 03-09-2007, 09:32 PM
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Lorenco: Check page 1 of this thread for a reply by Oakwoodforge, there is a link listed there where you can download the material directly

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Lorenco: Check page 1 of this thread for a reply by Oakwoodforge, there is a link listed there where you can download the material directly

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I just tried to download it and I'm getting a 404 error.
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Yeah, that link doesnt work. This one does, though:
http://www.feine-klingen.de/PDFs/verhoeven.pdf
It will probably open in a PDF viewer, where you have to click "save a copy" or something similar.
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You can right-click and choose 'Save As...' for IE 7.
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Talking i'm getting crossed-eyed reading it
very interesting,
saved to documents
thanks guys,
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Thans for the link, Tons of great info!!! My brain is still smoking..kinda hurts a little.
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