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Hay Budden 7639A
Blackwaterforge replied to Blackwaterforge's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
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Hay Budden 7639A
Blackwaterforge replied to Blackwaterforge's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
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I just traded for a 150 lb Hay Budden anvil. The number on the base is 7639A. Can anyone tell me when it was made? Thank You!
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Is anyone familiar with a buffalo 6660 forge? It has both hand crank and electric blowers. It has a cast iron hood. I will post pictures later.
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Fire screen attachment
Blackwaterforge replied to Blackwaterforge's topic in Blacksmithing, General Discussion
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How do you fellows attach screen material to fire screen frames? Thank You!
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Thanks guys! Gate post are plum. Contractor used a transit for level. They have 1.5 yards of concrete per hole. Contractor said ground was firm.
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Soil is clay. Climate is southern. Post is in center of 30" concrete. Post not filled. Customer wanted gate and post unfinished. Gate is 2" square tube with 3/4 round every 6" horizontal and diagonal. It will basically be a larger version of these indoor gates. '> '> '>
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Thank you for your reply! Post will be flush on face side with masonry.
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I am building a pair of driveway gates for a customer. Gates will each be 7' long x 5' high and weigh 450 lbs. Contractor has installed 6x6x1/4 post 4' deep in 3' square hole filled with concrete. Post will be wrapped with masonry. Will these single post be sufficient? Thank You!
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I recently did a family tree for some friends.
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Safety glasses for forging...
Blackwaterforge replied to elkdoc's topic in Personal Protection Equipment
I have probably worn out (Destroyed) fifty pair of these glasses. They where a great product, made in USA and with classic styling. I am not given over to change :( -
Safety glasses for forging...
Blackwaterforge replied to elkdoc's topic in Personal Protection Equipment
I have been wearing Bouton safety glasses # 249-5907-000 for twenty five years. http://www.hlbouton.com/hlb5900.html They have now been discontinued :angry: What kind of safety glasses are ya'll wearing? -
Do any of you fellows have a cnc plasma cutting table? If so how do you like it? What size is it? How much did you pay? Thank You!