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    forge blower

    This is a forge blower I picked up - cast iron fan inside - no sheetmetal fins. - 8/28/07 - JK
  2. jeremy k

    forge blower

    This is a forge blower I picked up - cast iron fan inside - no sheetmetal fins. - 8/28/07 - JK
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    portable forge

    This is a portable forge that I purchased in town while at Trying-its Hammer-in on 8/17/07 - JK
  4. jeremy k

    portable forge

    This is a portable forge that I purchased in town while at Trying-its Hammer-in on 8/17/07 - JK
  5. It's getting that time of year when I need to FELL a few dead trees for firewood for this winter.
  6. Pam - I've only done this with the tig process - only because I have it available whenever needed - for me having the tig machine makes the torch almost obsolete, besides preheating and such. On a rare occasion one runs out of filler at the wrong time ( with only about a half inch to go) so cutting a small strip to use as a filler works in a pinch. Color match wise with copper this would be the best thing to do although I have cut slivers off a plate of aluminum for rods to finish a job when I've ran out of filler rods at the wrong time. I use the phos-copper any time I need to weld copper though (tig process). When polished the Phos-copper rod gives a very good color match. Otherwise while it patinas by itself the weld will show a little - but under a mirror polish you cannot tell where the weld is. I'll have to try to find a picture of a copper table I made from 4" copper water pipe - the whole table frame was polished to a mirror finish - not sure if I have that on digital though - it's been a long time. - JK
  7. FG - If you have some extra copper matl's - - sometimes I cut narrow strips from them to use as filler, If I do not have any boughten rods - then the color match will be right on. Just another possibility for you to use, course I do a lot of tig welding so this works well for me. - JK
  8. Greg - Looks like you got a good start with a tool supply, with a little work at cleaning some of the stuff up and a few handles you'll be set to start working some hot iron - Good find - JK
  9. RC - There was a thread not to long ago addressing this subject.... : http://www.iforgeiron.com/forum/f7/vise-lubrication-3136/ - JK
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    cooking tools

    These are the cooking tools and hanging bracket BT and I made for the cooks at Stans Hammer-in. 8/18/07 - JK
  11. Just a few of the things made by everyone at Stans(trying-it) hammer-in. 8/18/07 - JK
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    were's the fire?

    Cory was saying - I know when I stepped up here there was a fire going LOL - no really Cory was trying out my newly purchased forge(at a threshing show 7 miles from Stans Friday morning) complete with a champion 400 blower that works great. BT and Curly George were watching. 8/18/07 - JK
  13. Cory is supervising, Curly George is running the hot cut, BT is supplying the punch lube, Nate is striking and Stans(triing-it) neighbor Bill is holding the aluminum cutting plate. 8/18/07 - JK
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    smithin' crew

    L to R - Cory, Jeremy K, BT, Triing-it, Nate at Stans Hammer-in. 8/18/07
  15. Brian - interesting read - - http://swordforum.com/forge/cryogenics.html - this is just a link from a google search to start with - use at your will.
  16. Just finished my TASK of painting a handrailing :)
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    scissors

    This scissors was a collective effort by Rome Hutchings and Jeremy Knippel during the Central Minnesota Blacksmiths monthly hammer-in on August 6th 2007. We each made one side of the scissors and cut off a small nail for the rivet, the stock used was 3/8 inch coil spring. The total length is approximately 6 inch long. With a little tweaking they are now able to cut notebook paper. - JK
  18. Ladysmith - If you were to make a gate like you say you'd have to charge a very good RATE
  19. A nice hot plate/trivet can be made with some hand pounded iron and a 12" ceramic TILE
  20. I need to get back in the shop as things are starting to PILE up
  21. Just goes to show - we need to take FIVE and read the posts before we post
  22. Habu - hint - the words are a description of what to do with the ring - JK
  23. the next full moon is 12 hours from NOON
  24. All the lakes around here have a duck like bird in them called A loon
  25. IF your looking to get into blacksmithing go to the blueprints for tips - JK
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