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Old 12-04-2007, 09:18 PM
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today was a gangbuster for me, I picked up about 40 feet of 3/8 round mild, 12 feet of 1/8 round mild and 8 pieces of 1 1/4 square thicker-than-thin wall square tubing. All of it just took me the time to stop and pick it up off the side of the road.

I also get to order a few pairs of tongs from GSTongs, along with a square punch
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Old 12-05-2007, 01:00 AM
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Hello all, A question about what followed me home? I don't have any pictures of it , but we have all seen it. I am talking about a treasure chest full of information every time we log onto I FORGE IRON.
The blue prints are what i am talking about. There are a bunch of guys who share a lifetime worth of knowledge free for the taking. Some of the neatest projects, the neatest ways of doing things and all the technical knowledge passed along is better than anything i have seen anywhere.
To all the guys who have shared their knowledge with us through the blueprints and everything else on this site, A big THANK YOU from and old texas farmer. Lyndon Wagner -- texfarm
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Old 12-05-2007, 01:39 PM
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Hey neighbor! Where are ya? I'm in Hallsville, just out of Longview. About 120 miles east of Dallas.
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Old 12-08-2007, 11:53 AM
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Followed me home from ebay

Meco Weldmaster torch with 5 welding tips, a rosebud and a cutting head. Looks like he had done some silver soldering or brazing with one tip and lit the cutting torch once to make sure it worked. BRAND NEW condition. I have been looking for one of these off and on for a couple years after I had bought a used one from a friend. These torches are no longer made but sure bring good $$ on ebay. I have bid on quite a few and gotten beaten out. Cutting tips are still available from other manufacturers and I recently got what is probably a lifetime supply of various size tips for oxy/propane (ebay). Have wanted a torch to match my existing one so one can be set up on propane and one on acetylene with all parts interchangeable.

BONUS-Meco Cutmaster in excellent condition. BIG cutting torch with lock-on lever and uses the same tips. This is my new "outside" torch.

Bonus-2 lbs of Harris StaySilv15 silver solder. Near as I can figure from a site where this can be purchased on the web is that this is worth about $140 $2.55/stick


Total including shipping $73

Snuck this in over Thanksgiving weekend. You snooze you lose!
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Old 12-08-2007, 05:52 PM
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hey Mr Dean I am outside of Reading PA bout 60 mi west of philly....however I will be in Texarkana around the first week in March
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Old 12-10-2007, 02:34 PM
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Here is an old stone grinding wheel that folowed me home this weekend, the stone and stand is in IMMACULATE condition, only the one pedal is bent.
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Old 12-12-2007, 11:56 AM
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nice wheel i could use one as well 2 sharp my kitchen knives...Most of them don't cut
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Old 12-12-2007, 02:26 PM
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Hey Sam, If that followed you home for free, you got a steal on it. We had to pay $50 for the one I have in the shop, and that was on a "good" day (read as: blustery cold and nobody wanted to stand around at the auction). A big auction with lots of collectors, that exact grinder in that exact condition can bring upwards of 120 or 130 bucks around here EASILY. Good job!
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followed me home, heavy bugger.
#2N Buffalo Forge Angle and T cutter.
These bring anything on the open market?
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Old 12-13-2007, 02:39 PM
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Bruce,

Not sure of the going rate, but anything less than $75 should be a steal, I would think. IF you don't have room for it, I would give it a home for ya!

Maybe some of the veterans here will know more on it.

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