Everything posted by pjskinner
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Reil burner problem
I had the same problem when I made that type of burner.... Never did get the thing running. Then I made this one and never had a problem its a Minimongo Burner by Rupert Wenig
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Pry bar
Man guys I was away for awhile and come back to bukoo info....... Thanks.. Pj
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Pry bar
Im thinking on making a pry bar from a truck axle. Question is do I need to annel the bar and harden only the working ends. Or can I leave the whole thing the hardness that it is? Thanks, Pj
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things are looking up
$2.28 here in Bay City Tx.
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Forge Insulation Question
Are you building a cylidrical forge And is it for welding? If so The ceramic insulation is pretty ridged stuff so it needs no support to hold it up. About the Itc-100 I wouldent waste it by putting it on the steel "put it on the insulation". About the ceramic tile I really see no need for it unless you are applying Flux for forge welding then it would be a good idea because: hot flux+ceramic insulation= eventually no insulation..... "the stuff eats it like crazy!" Hope this helps, Pj P.s. If you need any ideas theres bukoo websites including a B.P. on the web http://www.iforgeiron.com/Blueprints_200-300/p2_articleid/223 Look at gos forges at the bottom of the page.
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CAD software!!! What do you recommend???
Im with t-gold a rantalin. Inventor is a very easy to learn program. I took classes though. But the program itself has some very neat capabilities .
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Re-bar knife.
man thats smooth.. I like that.
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Romanian smith
Man that is some stunning work!
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Dawn's cancer and what is next
Shes in my prayers
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Interesting hamon ...
be sure to post pics when its done.
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Interesting hamon ...
Cool is it edge quenched, and did you use water or oil???? :mrgreen: 8)
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how do you charcoal?
That looks wicked... Love the Pic :mrgreen: 8)
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Second knife
Hey thats a really neat knife 8). Pj
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Another 1st knife :)
Julian thats on fine knife you built. Be sure to keep that one its something to be proud of. Pj 8)
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Another 1st knife :)
Here you go sqeezplay could nott see the image so I posted it for you. By the way thats a wicked looking hook Pj
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What project are you working on????
mike-hr All I see are red X' s
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Most Helpful Hint/Trick...
very good info 8) I really liked this one "If the ground wants to look at your piece it is considered *very* rude to try to stop it." :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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have to lay off the forge for a few days...
Lets see a pic of the progress..... :mrgreen: PICS PICS we need PICS. As you can see I like PICS. Laters, Pj Ps. Did I say we need pics?? :mrgreen:
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Night before Xmas
That was my type of poem. Thanks for the great reading material 8) :mrgreen:
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A fast knife
Thats just tooooo xxxxxxx cool 8) :mrgreen: :mrgreen: Edit: words edited
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Parts washers
cheap oven cleaner -or- simple green degreaser works good to
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Score with the forge blower!!
Cool If your looking for those qualities go for it. I was just thinking with my b*. So you smote the last dirt forge??? That made my laugh !
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Score with the forge blower!!
Archie Im no expert but save the top soil for plants use cheap Kitty litter (Bentonite clay). As from what I read it looks like your trying to spend as little as possible or make it really primitive" which there is no problem there... I have a gasser made from a coffie can :oops: " But if its the soil Im thinking about; it has way to much organic material in it to do any thing. Look at http://www.backyardmetalcasting.com/refractories.html That would be better than top soil. All these materials can be had for under 20$. Also check out http://www.vikingdesign.co.uk/tub.html This a link to the same forge your building. Later, Pj :mrgreen: P.s. If you decide to use the materials I stated the forge will be heavy :shock:
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W.I. Question
thanks for the inf guys. Iknew I could count on yall. When it quits raining around here Ill go out and do some scouting. I will get back with you guys later with som pics
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W.I. Question
There is this place by a river dam that has alot of old 1" sq. rebar and various old bridge parts. What are the chances of the rebar being wrought? Also how can I tell if it is w.i. without using a grinder? Also for the record this is a very informative site... And I hope to someday build some skill to at least contribute to the b.p. section Thanks, Pj :mrgreen: