Evan
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maybe i'll have to try the wood deal if i have some free time
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thanks guys, i got natural lump charcoal from home depot today. i appreciate all your help. and i also got my 6 bucks back from the walmart monster. yay reciept. i'm looking forward to trying coal instead of gas. thanks again
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thanks guys i really appreciate it. how feasible is wood for forging, just for conjecture's sake?
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okay so, can i get this at hardware outlets or something the like?? i live on long island, NY.. i don't know what the common availability of charcoal is. i got the briquets at walmart.. someone told me i could find natural charcoal there but perhaps its varies from place to place. any tips or ideas?
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I went to walmart and bought a 7lb bag of kingsford charcoal. however on said bag it says 'charcoal briquets'. i also saw ceramic briquettes, but i wasn't sure if i got the right stuff. it was only five bucks, so worse comes to worse i'll just have a xxxx bbq it looks and feels like charcoal, though.
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I got punched in the HEAD for sticking my nose in other peoples business
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i'm not gonna lie those spike knives and tomahawk are pretty xxxx cool, ingenious design. be proud!
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thanks Ecart, thats prettymuch all i could've asked for. walmarts and hardware stores aren't exactly sparse. lucky, with the woodmill. i bowyer as well, and i'm jealous heh
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So, am i right in assuming you can make a coal forge using charcoal, not only coke? i got a smallish forge using gas, but if i could use charcoal i might just make one just out of simplicity, and well, traditionalism, heh. Is there any specific type of charcoal or is there some trick to using it? can i just use the type i would buy at a hardware outlet?
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i think its beautiful in its simplicity. good job for a first, i'd say.
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hahaha its so simple its beautiful... ill be sure to give that a try. thanks a lot, i appreciate it. sometimes its real hard to find out something real simple, heh.
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blood dries darker than that. i don't think it is. by the by, i'm relatively new to this, how you get the knife to twist in the handle as such? i've seen such a tecnique before but i really don't know how it's done.