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i use this one. its $18 at Harbor Freight.

Thanks for all the advice. I bought a tire hammer and got in in the garage yesterday. going to finish the base tomorrow morning. Cant wait to try it out.

what are "round tuits"? thanks

thank y'all for the information. I am tracking down a 1 in plate now.

Will a Garage floor hold up to a Clay Spencer Tire Hammer

I have a garage shop (2 car garage) and am looking at getting a tire hammer. dose anyone have advice on how to install the power hammer? I am not sure how thick the concrete is in my garage. would mounting it to a large plate work to keep it from walking? thanks

that looks awesome.

I will give that a try the next time i get out in the shop.

I have just starting making these roses. the first 3 are 1/4 stock the last one in 3/8 stock. I have a ways to go in getting the initial roll tighter.

My shop is 1/2 a two car Garage.... My shop is is neat enough to be useful. It does need a good sweeping but I know where all my tools are. I need to organize my stock. I am trying to convince my wife to let me take over the rest of the garage

they look cool. what size stock did you use? what size do they hold?

thanks for all the advice. i till work on it this weekend.

i forgot to mention that he wants the mouthpiece forged so he can take it to civil war and fur trader events.

I have been asked to make a blow pipe with a hook near the end to be able to adjust logs in a campfire. He gave me some 1/2" square tubing to make it. any suggestion for how to make the mouthpiece for this?

those are great. thanks for sharing.

Awesome..thanks I will be trying this tonight after work.

I you like to see these if you have the time.

this looks to cool. I am going to try it this weekend... I need to get a brass brush.

What would you use as a rust inhibitoron grill sets and other item exposed to heat tripods, campgrills, and the like? I use a beeswax and linseed oil mix for my creations this far but wont that melt right off?

what is a fuller user for. i used the small one and it worked great finishing up a taper.

the small one was $1 an i a nice finishing hammer. the other was $2 and i picked it up because i have not seen one before. the antique dealer thought it was is for sheet metal. it seemed rather heavy for sheet metal. and the back looks like it had been hammered on.

nice looking shop. how much did it cost? I was planing on wood walls to keep the heat down. Summer in South Louisiana is HOT.