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  1. aquamanlr
    If a person whats to try cattail tubers, you might think about what is up stream. Anything that is in the water shed above you is also in the sedament that the cattail is growing in. Be sure of your suroundings. LeeRoy
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    Most of the old insulators was not hollow, they were like a cap. They had threads on the inside to screw onto a peg that held them onto the crossbar of the pole. LeeRoy
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    That is a good looking set of candle holders. I will have to search out some of the insulators that I have put away, and make a couple of those, it it is o.k. with you LeeRoy
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    Nice job, I keep one in my hiking bag. It is also in a tin with char cloth and some flint. LeeRoy
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    The other day I was moving somethings into a room and needed to hold the door open, I rembered seeing a door stop, so when I finished I looked it up. It was posted by jacmal. Thanks for posting it. LeeRoy
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    That looks like it will work great. Thanks for showing. LeeRoy
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    This might not be the same one you are thinking about, but it has a spring to open it. LeeRoy P S Sorry, I can not get the picture to attach. It is a smithing magician that has a striker spring added between the top and bottom dies. Looks to be something that might work. It was posted by anvillain.
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    In the way gone past, we would take a juice can and cut a slot in the top. That will make a bank out of it. Have the keds draw a picture of the event that they want to go to on it. Then they funded their own spending money. Do not leave the kids out of outings, its memories that can not be replaced. LeeRoy
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    Over on the knive forums they use wrought iron for hardwear, guards, pomels, end caps and the like. It makes some nice looking stuff !! LeeRoy
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    Great set of photo's, looks like everyone had a good day. LeeRoy
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    I would say that is a stand up piece, top rate!! LeeRoy
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    I think the induction forge, and the press is great. Thanks for showing what can be done in manufacturing setting. LeeRoy
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    That is a very good video. I will try making one like that. LeeRoy
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    That is some nice work fellows. Keep it up. LeeRoy
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    There used to be some really nice blueprints on this site, but they were omited on one of the improvements to the site. They were one of the best things about the site. The members here are some of the best in the country, and the most sharing. LeeRoy
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    I find that things on crages list and e-bay to be over priced. I have watched for a while. Most of it is people over estimate what a item is really worth. LeeRoy
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    I have a friend that builds small wood items, bird houses, toys and such. He rents a storage unit in a place that lets people work out of it. Check some out in you area to see if any would be willing to allow you to have a propane forge and anvil set-up. LeeRoy
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    Yes, a great find. I agree that it might pay you back a number of times over to reclaim the blowers. I would be interested in one if the price and shipping did not total too much. LeeRoy
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    Them are some outstanding items. Keep up the good work. LeeRoy
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    Tim, I will try to P M you LeeRoy
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    I am in the N E part of the valley. I just have a small pot forge. I am interested in Blacksmithing,small items. I could meet to have coffee or ? just about anytime or place. LeeRoy check P M
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    I am a newbe to smithing. I have been a veiwer of this forum for a while. I would like to meet others that are interested in blacksmithing, that live in Las Vegas NV. or surerounding area. LeeRoy
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    Jreed The forge stands 17 inchs high, the bench that it sets on is 22 inchs high. That puts it up to a good working highth for me. I think that is a bit small for blacksmithing, that it doesn't have enought surface area for some things. Thanks for the input. LeeRoy
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    I would like to say Think You to Brian and the other smiths of his caliber that post on this site. I learn by seeing, not book instructions, and I look forward to their post. LeeRoy
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    That is very nice. Thank You for resizing and posting again. LeeRoy
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