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Old 08-12-2008, 02:27 PM
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this is from the pen keystone coal company

I just found those i think i'm gonna buy from there, is it good?

From the Pocahontas #3 seam, mined in SE West Virginia. Soft coal hand cleaned and loaded.



As Received Specs:


Size: Pea 1 x 3/8 or Nut 2"
Moisture: 1.48%
Ash: 7.12%
Sulfur: .75%
BTU/lb: 14,373
BTU/lb: 15,724 (dry, ash-free)
Volatile Matter: 18.63%
Fixed Carbon: 79.62% (dry ash-free)
Free Swelling Index (Coke Button): 9
Lbs sulfur per million BTU: 0.52

Coal analysis report by Geochemical Testing, Somerset, PA.



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ANTHRACITE BLACKSMITH COAL



Some smith's prefer hard coal from eastern PA for it's high carbon content in their smithing applications. Please email for pricing.



Dry Specs:
Size: Pea 3/16 x 9/16 or Nut
Moisture: 5.49% (as received)
Ash: 9.58%
Sulfur: .59%
BTU/lb: 13,451
BTU/lb: 14,876 (dry, ash-free)
Volatile Matter: 4.36%
Fixed Carbon: 95.17% (dry, ash-free)
Ash Fusion Temp: 2,700 F
Lbs sulfur per million BTU's: 0.44

Coal analysis report by GeoChemical Testing Somerset, PA.
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Old 08-15-2008, 05:29 PM
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Blacksmith Coal, 40 Lb
Aubuchon Hardware stores in Newengland and upstate NY can carry this coal. While it is not the best coal around it does the trick and if you have several smiths in your area they should have it on hand.
I just a did a week of demos at the local fair 7 hours a day for 7 days and used only 2 1/2 bags. It does coke well. I am using a small rivet forge.
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HUMPHREY CHARCOAL This is a lump charcoal maker and supplier.
They are about 10 minutes from me. I don't know about the lump charcoal but I have bought thier charcoal briquets for the BBQ. They are right, you will taste the difference, it makes your food taste terrible, lol.
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wow didn't know you could buy coal from aubuchun hardware and its only 8.49 for a 40lb bag, well anyways i am going somewhere to get coal and i will try to post it here later
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For Ontario Canada;
Thak the Blacksmith
2282 Floradale Rd.
Floradale, ON.
N3B 1V0
519-669-0721

70lb bag of quality blacksmithing coal
$30.00 per bag
(price changes if you buy bags in bulk amounts)
(shipping requires a 5 bag minimum)
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Be sure and tell these folks that you heard about their coal on IForgeIron.com If we are sending traffic their way, they should know who to thank.
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ok i got the info for the coal i got today:
Chabott Coal And Oil
New Hampshire
Keene
1-603-352-0343
$8.75 for 40lb bags of chestnut or pea sized anthracite coal
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Like mtforge, I buy from City Coal Yard in Brazil, Ind. I bag my own, in about 50 pound bags. It's $10.00 per 100 pounds. I just got 450 pounds about a month ago. The business phone is (812) 448-8128, and Bob's cell phone is (812) 878-9859.
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For Ontario Canada;
Thak the Blacksmith
2282 Floradale Rd.
Floradale, ON.
N3B 1V0
519-669-0721

70lb bag of quality blacksmithing coal
$30.00 per bag
(price changes if you buy bags in bulk amounts)
(shipping requires a 5 bag minimum)

I priced out Thak's coal from a local Home Hardware (they are distributors) for $50 in less-than-full pallet quantities.
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Old 09-03-2008, 10:13 PM
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The Gurnsey Brothers Trucking in Schylerville NY near Saratoga Springs has blacksmithing coal for $18 per 50 lbs - they also sell normal coal you can then break down yourself for around $240 per ton - I have been told the blacksmithing coal is a hit and miss in the past - but so far it is burning very well with hardly any clinkers - I'll post after the next bag if any change.
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