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Finnr

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  1. Prayers going out from here! Finnr
  2. Not much good as a weapon? Tell that to the enemies of the Franks who tried to dodge those! Finnr
  3. I love it! That lad has skill and the drive to make good use of it! Finnr
  4. Well I can't address this from the large side being 5 ' 8" and 145 pounds. But a 2 or 2.5 hammer is my favorite. If you get your heats right there isn't a need to go huge unless you are working larger stock. Finnr
  5. That finished up very nicely! Finnr
  6. Nice looking knives! A bit more polish and finish work wouldn't hurt. But nothing wrong with what I see. Keep on hammering! Finnr
  7. Super job!! I love seeing young folks get an interest in the craft! Finnr
  8. Finnr

    Finnr's Mom

    Mom's doing fairly well today.Less over all pain.I will know Friday if she will need surgery. Thanks again! Finnr
  9. Finnr

    Finnr's Mom

    Thanks guys! She will surely appreciate it! Finnr
  10. Check out the information given on heavy metals in the stickies. Paw Paw Wilson was a very experienced and well known smith who died from complications of heavy metal poisoning. I DEEPLY regret that I never met him for I have found the things he wrote to be truly inspiring to me as I was learning to blacksmith. Please don't become the fondly remembered New Guy. Finnr
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    Finnr's Mom

    Monday my Mom took a nasty fall while going out to pick up her mail. Spent most of Monday at ER with her. Lots of X rays and CAT scan. No broken bones but she may need surgery on her Left hand . She skinned it badly on the back and it's pretty close to the tendons. I'm sure that she would appreciate your prayers. Thanks Finnr
  12. Nothing wrong with that stuff! Keep on hammering. Finnr
  13. You got it Collin! Finnr
  14. You amaze me sir!!! Wonderful work. Finnr
  15. I have a buddy who is a huge fan of the Estwing cross peen for forge work. He loves it. I have never liked a steel handle myself. Finnr
  16. an old furnace blower from any HVAC company. Finnr
  17. That's a very squidly looking squid! I like it a lot! Finnr
  18. Looking great Bully !! Of course you have a great teacher too!! BUT! no matter how good the teacher it's the desire to learn that takes you places! Finnr
  19. That looks real well done to me!! Keep at it! Finnr
  20. Try a local HVAC place they often have blowers from junked furnaces that will serve you very well cheaply or free. Finnr
  21. No. the sand melts before welding heat is reached. That's why it's there to melt and exclude oxygen. Finnr
  22. I learned to do all my basic smithing in this forge. My first billets came out of it. Finnr
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