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Green woodworking tools
Could you give me some info on the mocotaugan in the 3rd photo. aquamanlr
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Blacksmiths in Las Vegas NV
I had a good meet-up. I am looking forward to another meet. LeeRoy
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Friction Folder WIP
Very good WIP. I like the use of basic parts and design of your knife. LeeRoy
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my jewelry
Nice pieces of jewelry you have made. LeeRoy
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NWBA conf.
Thanks for the link Fe-Wood. I will be in that area, on that weekend but the $80.00 for one day is out of the question. Maybe on the next one. LeeRoy
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NWBA conf.
I am in Ore. to see family, and see that there is a blacksmith conf. in driving distance. Can a person just go in for one day, and look around or do you have to attend all 4 days. I would like to visit the tailgate area also. I only have internet when we are in town, so any info would be helpful. LeeRoy
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Project ideas for the novice blacksmith?
There is a number of bottle openers shown on the site. You can find some with the search button at the top of the page. LeeRoy
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Lit the forge!
Weltall That would be great. I would like to try and replace the mount to put a hand crank blower on it. Thanks aquamanlr
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Lit the forge!
Weltall Your forge looks like the one that I have, they could be sisters. Mine has the blower mount cut off. I now know what to make it look like when I replace it. With mine was a Buffalo Forge # 2EH blower and a General Electric I/8 hp 115 motor. I think that blower is to large for just 1 forge so I will replace it with a smaller hand crank blower that I have. Happy forging LeeRoy
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back again
Fine looking hooks. LeeRoy
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cooking rack finish
Ian In prepping your grill, you use a wire brush and then wipe it down with a onion. I would like to know what is the purpose of the onion. As you may guess I am no grilling expert. LeeRoy
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OT - New handle on a straight razor?
I used to visit a couple pocketknife sites and there was hand razor forums on them that a person might look into. Be safe. LeeRoy
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What to use it on?
I have a blower, Buffalo Forge Co Buffalo, N.Y. No. 2 EH W 686 The motor, General Electric 5KH33BB1B KH 1/8 115
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Help!!
I would think that a 1/4" round head brad could fit the bill, that is just a guess from a bad eye with no depth perseption. That can't spell either. LeeRoy