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I know there is a totourial on making a hummingbird, where would one find it please

Do we have plans for building a belt grinder.? Would anyone like to throw their hat in the ring. Thanks guys

Looks good, but MY idea of a black knife has one edge so the back of the blade can have filework on it and the crown can be polished and. Some times I will carve faces into it. Your work is top notch I hope this helps. Duck.  Oh the crown is a good place to put a clan badge.

On 7/31/2019 at 1:52 AM, Glenn said:

This little tree frog is small but has a voice like the horn on a Mac truck.  

My hammer and power hammer by sfduck.

Hey Glen long time ago since talking.

If you polish the edges and carefully heat them they turn blue and brass hilliate, wire brush and grinder all change the colour for a dramatic look. And for those without Plasma cutters can use grinders with sheet steel, different size cut off wheels thicknesses leaving the ragged edges.

What a HOOOOOT Man!

When children learn their letters the next thing is usually drawing. Axes have a nice size space to work with, and maybe a nice keltic knot. Blacksmithing is a lot of fun, teaching just adds to the fun!  Glad to see your having so much.

This is for an outdoor sign  the logo is made of copper and it needs to be green for a shamrock. ten years is tooo long to wait. Anything faster?

Its a cow. Put its tongue up its nose then everyone will recognize it!

Making rams for .......Dodge trucks............horse heads. and putting a ring  around the whole thing was something they did on the old hood ornaments. I saw an amazing oldy of a flying duck on a hood and all the edges were rounded off. Many were conceptual ideas of birds and airplan with a lockinges with coloured plastic inserts. An important thought how to make them vandal proof, screwed from the inside with a locking hood.

Nice work keep going, try some udder critters!

I tink I fingered it out, some folks like. skulls and some funny faces.......which one am I         not .skulls, they remind me of the expressions on most folks faces. Till they see somtin cute or funny. Nomat er  way ya go your work is.................supperlative!

I hope you make a good profit, blacksmiths and starving artists are related I think?

.Das.......Getting into art and selling it is alot like finding a customer with deep pockets and wants to restore and rebuild old classic  cars. hard to find critters

Great opener, put it together with an armoured hand and and use them to cut real roses in the garden?

Richard  we want to see all the clutter too! It gives us ideas, Really good work, You should be teaching.

Thats eggzackery the way I remember I them being when I'd tilt my lance at one. Well done fellars. I had a pile of scales left at the bottom of the anvil t5he last time I forged a dragon.

Ian try using a tiny straw and a mouthful of water............ Works in my tunes      (good to hear from you, keep yer anvil ringin mate)

Nice heart, the locks are an interesting feature.

I wouldn't know about garden tools the last time I tried gardening I got arrested,never again!

Most of the Dragons I look at are black , BUT YOURS IS GREEN and it looks original! Its a real winner. I have used a ball bearing in a large weather vane ,you need a round depression in the supporting strut and a larger hole in the top strut to slide over the bottom and a round depression at its end. But the hole has to be long enough to stop the wind from blowing the top  parts off of one another. From an original 1800 piece.

Its all in yer Mind Mate the page is blank, just like the look on yer mug when you chuted into Oz!

I'd love to make bottle openers but nobody uses them in Canada." Not in Canada you say !"      Pitty

How many things can be made from a RR spike, and still be recognized as a RR spike

Splitting the Cross and joining with a circle ring............  the Christ looks a lot like the last time I saw his picture? Reminds me of fella I talk to a lot! He must have posed for you.