blacksmith-450

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    Montreal, PQ, Canada
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    Wine, British Motorcycle

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  1. blacksmith-450
    Pnut I would like this one... It's my Angele Bohemian 80kg (176#) The little is clearly older than the Bohemian. But the have the same nose transition
  2. blacksmith-450
    New in the shop... no clue about the maker. IMG_9240.HEIC
  3. blacksmith-450
    Finished it today !
  4. blacksmith-450
    I'm too poor to buy cheap stuff !
  5. blacksmith-450
    I don't know... taken from a sissy bar of an old chopper.
  6. blacksmith-450
    My first try with the stainless, really not easy to move this stuff.
  7. blacksmith-450
    Thanks Das, I'll experiment with the press for the ashtray !
  8. blacksmith-450
    Frosty, I know... but !
  9. blacksmith-450
    Thanks Slag
  10. blacksmith-450
    Some cigar holders.
  11. blacksmith-450
    Hi Jon, I did it ! I will receive it this week-end !
  12. blacksmith-450
    I have not forged a lot lately. To start again, a new tongs.
  13. blacksmith-450
    Thanks jlpservicesinc. But I don't recommend it to a newbie. It's not easier or cheaper... My anvil was a no brainer.... but PLEASE don't do that on a «still good» anvil !
  14. blacksmith-450
    Little update. I have to finish the dies and adjust the guide.... I'm not far from the end of this project !
  15. blacksmith-450
    Yes we built the heel AND the horn. We used a mix of 7014-7018 and MIG w/gas. The core of the horn is a 2 inches 1040 shaft, in the rear we took 1/2 inches plate to make the sides and support for the hardy hole. The face is untouched and the rebound is almost equal all over the anvil.