coldironkilz

Daswulf ...... Setting up a simple light, controlled by a timer, solves the problem of waning sunlight. The same silver reflector lamps used for brooding chicks work well for winter light. A nine-watt compact fluorescent bulb is all that’s needed for a typical backyard coop. Plug the light into a timer and have it come on early enough in the morning to give the birds 15 hours of daylight, and egg production will be improved through the shorter days of winter.

There you go!

You have a calk swage for various dimensions of shoe stock. The (toe) calks are then brazed on.

Good haul, Michael

Far right center of image, looks like clinch cutter.

"Of the four elements, air, earth, water, and fire man stole only one from the gods. Fire. And with it, man forged his will upon the world." -anonymous

I use a trivet on the barrel stove.

I thought the leaves where real Dave...dang.

clickity, clickity, clack!

I'm interested but, some pictures would help.

Do you mind not showing us northerners green grass while we are in the middle of winter.

He who allows his day to pass by without practicing generosity and enjoying life's pleasures is like a blacksmith's bellows: he breathes but does not live.

I'm sorry did I miss something?

Or, just not throw harness on green broke horse.

Awesome! Very nice Davor

Nice work Kyle

King of the shop!!

That's pretty good Daswulf. You're also pretty productive, good on ya.

Soy un herrero.

Very nice.

I have fond memories of resetting a bar shoe on a mare with a fractured p3 in January temp. +16 10mph breeze.

Steve, Frosty, you guys kill me. I'm with ianinsa, seen them all and will continue watching until they stop making them.

Nice, ausfire!

So who has seen Star Wars?

This design comes closest to William Painters patented design of June 5, 1893.