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Hey im gonna be going to work in North Dakota in oil fields ill be living in the williston area any smithies up in that area?
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Hey everyone im gonna be moving to the oregon coast (Newport) and was wongering if there were any other smithies out there
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You could try unwinding it and wire brushing it really good wd40 it wind it back together.
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Ever watch "How its Made" on youtube?
Angus replied to Fe-Wood's topic in Cold Worked Iron and Steel
I like it to a lot but sometimes they can over exagerate on things like the handforged chandelieres that was put together from pre made parts. I saw that and was like ya ok next channel -
Hey thanks for the tip matt ill try that I definetly buffed to aggresivly.
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Nice job I like the color of the handle.
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So I got some acid heated up real good by heating up a pot full of water then putting the acid in its container in the water just letting it det now for a bit hopefully it works better.
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I used the red polish stick on a buffing wheel
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What kind of oil did you put on it
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Im using that motherbourd etching acid you buy at radio shack I also thought about trying vinager limon and salt method to see how that works.
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I just use a old punch or chisel for my mark and use a file to shape it to my makers mark.
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Made a pretty heavy duty cable spear and put in a acid solution for about a half hour and brought it out cleaned it all up and then tried putting a polish to it and all the damascus when away should I soke it a bit longer an hour or more I would heat the acid up but no way to do that yet. Thanks for your help guys....
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Hand Forged Rings-Brian Brazeal
Angus commented on brianbrazealblacksmith's gallery image in Member Galleries
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Well you dont want to use old old rusty stuff if one can use newer stuff that has little rust that would be good. I start by cutting me a piece of good logging cable in about a 3 foot piece and heating it in the middle get a good heat on it then bend it in half. Heat it up some more and twist it up really tight then I heat in middle and repeat, you dont have to do this folding if your wanting to make smaller stuff, but in my case when I was making this spear i folded it one more time twisting it after every fold. Then weld it all together and make a bar of the whole stuf and there you are
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Hey Its good to know theres another iron monkey in washington. I live in spokane If ya need any hints or tips just give me a holler.