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Did you tell her that you found the information about Pieh Tool Co. having the product on the IForgeIron.com site? If no please do. Folks need to know where the referrals are coming from that send them business.

Norseman Go to the top of the forum page and click on user cp click on edit profile go to the bottom of the page, enter your location, and save. We would like to know where in the world your located.

clw1985 IForgeIron has a LOT of information. The best way to access the information quickly is to use the search engine. This retrieves the key words you request. The more specific your request, the more specific the material retrieved. As you navigate the site, you will be able to refine your searches even more. You will find that IForgeIron is not just a Forum, but the site has many other sections, all working together to provide a great resource of information. If you have specific questions as to where information is located, just ask. Someone will point you in the proper direction to locate an answer.

Cross cut Go to the top of the forum page and click on User CP click on edit profile Go to the bottom of the page, enter your location, and save. We would like to know where in the world your located.

Click to go to the post in tailgating section. Fully equipped working blacksmith shop for sale Location Texas

Thanks, it makes things much easier.

Posts from USA, Romania, China and Canada Yes, the site IS INDEED INTERNATIONAL in scope.

Neal Go to the top of the forum page and click on User CP Click on edit profile go to the bottom of the page, enter your location and save. We would like to know where in the world you are located.

Can someone please post a photo of a snapper?

IForgeIron is visited by over 50 world wide countries each month and is truly an international web site. We try to stay away from the subject of politics, and political discussions, and concentrate on blacksmithing.

Go to the IForgeIron Gallery and do a search for anvil. IForgeIron > Lessons in Metalworking > Blacksmithing > LB0005 Blacksmithing Anvils You may want to review the IForgeIron > Getting Started page.

IForgeIron > Lessons in Metalworking > Blacksmithing > LB0003 Blacksmithing Forges Gas Forges BP0192 Gas Forge BP0272 Gas Forge BP0288 Gas Forge BP0191 Gas Forge Burner

Sir Realism (the writer of reality checks)

Jim Hrisoulas currently has several books available. He also frequents the IForgeIron chat so you can ask him questions if you wish. The Master Bladesmith: Advanced Studies in Steel The Complete Bladesmith: Forging Your Way to Perfection The Pattern-welded Blade: Artistry in Iron Don't forget the IForgeIron Friday Night LIVE Knife Chat. We had 33 in attendance the last time. All questions are welcome.

Son of bluegrass There is plenty of room on the IForgeIron gallery for any of your images. Create your own folders (groups) and no bandwidth charges.

Burns, Thread on IFI When these threads are referenced, it is not to stall the conversation, but to provide information on the subject.

Black Ink, To place an image into the forum, just locate the image in the gallery and then copy the URL under the "linked thumbnails". The link is at the end of the arrow and highlighted so it turns blue and is ready to copy. Paste the whole URL into the forum where you wish to have the image thumbnail appear. Click on the thumbnail and it opens the gallery and displays the image.

The original 55 Forge was designed to be a forge that could be made most anywhere in the world from local materials, a 55 gallon drum and pipe. The side blast version is even simpler as there is no assembly needed. As for portability, it is very portable, or materials are already on location. Hopefully you also show the locals how to use the forge to get the metal hot, and work the metal. When you leave, give the forge to the village elders as a present. What better gift when you finished with the project, than to leave the village with their own village blacksmith.

Use the search engine, type in Yellin Yellin Documentary

IForgeIron > Lessons in Metalworking > Blacksmithing > LB0012.0001 Twists

The "membership" is set according to the amount of post you make. I would have to look to see where the levels are set, as it has been a while. Welcome to IFI.

You forget the piece of bailing wire (grin).

I think they need time to work out the details. Once finalized we will announce it on IForgeIron.

I understand that he is trying to get a class together in the Northwest USA. A little further from Fla but closer to others.

April 28 to May 9 at The Center for Metal Arts, Chester, NY.