Adam9

Yep, those were the plans. :)

Another pic.

It is vertical on the back. I don't know if anyone noticed but below the hammer racks, there is a slot all the way across the front for 1" hardy tools. It's an excellent design and very adaptable. I can't take credit for the design, the customer brought in the drawings. I think the guys name was Ron Nichols who designed it. I don't want to put up any plans because i don't know if the customer bought them..etc. I will say that the hammer racks are tilted at a 28 degree angle. ;)

I made this pretty cool tool rack for a client. I think i'm gonna make one for myself too.

I got this hammer at a flea market for $8. Anyone know what it is used for?

Ok so i work in a sheet metal fabrication shop with most of the regular goodies. But recently I've had some light blacksmithing projects for customers. I'm by no means a blacksmith but i'm learning. To cut to the chase I have a 160 ton dual cylinder press brake. http://www.iforgeiron.com/gallery/image/38184-press1/ And i've been using one side as a forging press. http://www.iforgeiron.com/gallery/image/38185-press2/ Being a dual cylinder press that is 12' long, am I doing damage somehow to the brake by only using one side? It seems to be fine so far, but is stressing one side of it a bad

I went there yesterday, there were several demos going on, 20 or so vendors including the folks from BIG BLU. Not a lot of tools around but i got there at 10 and left with 2 awesome rounding hammers and practically stole some wrought iron. I had a blast, and i'm definitely going again next time. Everyone was saying that it gets bigger and better every year.

This is my new love. I did ALOT of manual labor to get it. I know it's in rough shape but I wouldn't trade it for a brand new one. The problem is I don't know anything about it. The guy I got it from said it was a 250lb Mousehole anvil but i can't find any markings on it whatsoever. Can anyone help me out? It's about 30" long and 6" wide 13" tall with a 1 1/2" hardie hole. I think the pritchel hole is 5/8". Thats another question i have.... i can't find any hardie tools with a 1 1/2" shank. I have tons of 1' square stock laying around but 1 1/2" is a little hard to come by. Should I try t