haw_thrn

is it the pink one?

you can also get copper rods

HI, I've done a few small jobs that contain lots of splits and drifts, but I always have the worst time getting consistently accurate holes and getting the drifts on several bars to meet up so that verticals may pass through them. I'd like to do a split and drift room divider but I need an efficient and accurate method of doing it. Could someone here who has done a lot of this sort of thing give me instructions or even point the way to some good ones. Thanks Jeff

say..is that an open offer about your scrap info? cause if it is haw_thrn@yahoo.com

Too tight ? That might be my problem then. I've got a round shop in the making about 20 feet accross but due to time constraints and this being canada I decided to tarp it in for the winter. I have a side draft with a 12'' stack (which I picked up from the local scrap yard for 30 cents a pound) even with the door open I have a miserable time getting it started. I gennerally wind up sticking a propane torch in the chamber to force a draft.This works well but who wants to be forced to do that. I've been considering adding more length to it. It currently stands 15 feet off the ground which is about two feet higher than the roof peak. Any feed back on this situation would be of service.

hi all i'm an apprentice smith working in ontario . i'm glad to have found this forum , places like these are a wonderful resource of information. cheers jeff