Willway Forge

Looks cool, any chance you could take the roll off so we could admire the base? I like the design :)

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I just fitted up an old leather belt that I wasn't using anymore. Overlapped it by 3", filleted it and used good'ol Elmer's glue to fasten the fillets together. Worked like a champ. That is what the original Southbend manual calls for as well. Matt

I made this one last weekend. Those are my first 4 nails. It was pretty fun, now I just need to make about 25,000 more nails ;)

Honda Element 2003. I dont have a picture, but I have placed a "Blacksmith Edition" decal on the tailgate. Super vehicle, lots of room for carrying everything to job sites, great on gas. attachment-1.php

I might be late on this but, what the heck is a garden dibber??

How about $500 large for half of an Anvil?? Take a look at what this Rocket Scientist is selling.. http://glensfalls.craiglist.org/atq/3438769544.html

I like it. Well done.

If you dont want to through your work, listen in. I use a large wire cup wheel on a variable speed "HF" buffer/grinder ($30). The wire cup does NOT through your work. It may lightly grab from time to time, but it will not send them at light speed into your melon. I have three diferent sizes and corses of cup wheels. With the variable speed buffer you adjust to suit your needs. Try it and you will see, much much safer. Matt

My friend, those are beautiful. Nice work. Matt

I have the Dewalt hand held that must have a million miles on it. I picked it up used six years ago in a very used condition. I have run about 15 to 20 blades through it on countless projects. If this one should ever quit on me (which is highly unlikely) it will be replaced with a brand new one. These are fantastic machines. Seriously, the other makers of these saws just dont compare. Matt

Uneven ground = tri-pod stand, without a doubt.

Wow, that was certainly your lucky day!

Simple and complex all in one, keeps the eye entertained. Nice work.