Finnr
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Hello and welcome to IFI. Finnr
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You will find plenty of excellent information here. Glad to have you on board. Feel free to post any questions you may have to the forums. Finnr
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If I remember correctly the 400 has a hidden screw on the top of the case. You need to gently tap it forward to get the top off. For lube I use a 50/50 mix of non detergent 30 wt and Marvel mystery Oil. My Canedy Ottos have a fill to plug that tells you when you have enough oil in them. Finnr
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I saved all the books on a disk as soon as I found them just in case the page should vanish. Finnr
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Looking good there John! Finnr
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508lb P.W. and 50lb Canadian giant
Finnr replied to jclow's topic in Blacksmithing, General Discussion
Very nice score! That's a real good looking PW you have there. Finnr -
Welcome to IFI! Glad to have you aboard. Finnr
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Thanks for the effort! Finnr
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Thomas, Any idea on the Lakeside. Now I am curious . Thanks in advance. Finnr
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Both very nicely done Mike. Finnr
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86 pound Lakeside, L97100 Made by Hay Budden for Wards As I remember. Finnr
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Homemade flux Vs commercial ones?
Finnr replied to P. Bedard's topic in Fluxes used in blacksmithing
Plain old 20 mule borax and boric acid about ten to one. Finnr -
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can breathe again!! Thanks Glenn, Andrew and Company ! Finnr
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This is s good site to find out about forges. Check out the Blue Print section. Welcome aboard. Finnr
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Wonderful Hollis. I have always enjoyed your posts here. Getting to see who has been talking is great! Finnr
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Very nicely made. I would be proud to claim that I had done that. Finnr
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Glad to hear that she is doing well Jr. Give her all my best. Finnr
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Very nicely done. I like it a lot. Finnr
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My new (first) Anvil: Hay Budden #148357
Finnr replied to Barnaby's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
My little 86 pound was made by Hay Budden for Wards I think. Not real clear on that myself. It's a sweet and rather loud piece of equipment. I know you will enjoy yours, Barnaby. Finnr -
Howdy neighbor. I am just South of Fairchild. South East of Eau Claire. Finnr
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Looking real good there John! Finnr
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Scorching isn't a problem. There have been several hawks posted in teh forums that also use poured in place pewter for decoration. It is a fun project. Finnr
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Wonderful design and concept! I love your style of work. Finnr
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SUPER!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great job Connor. Finnr
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As long as the pits and voids arean' t a structural problem I would use auto body filler for cosmetic repairs. Finnr