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U.S. Army (Cavalry) pack forge
I picked up one of these today to add to everything else.....why do we do this? Life is Good Dave
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Reproduction Parts
I don't recommend casting on a sailboat........ Life is good Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
David, glad the meeting went well. Not the best weather, but life is good....... Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
Crank the heat up.........Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
Rojo. In that case, what happens to the extra 4" every 1000' Life is Good Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
David, if I may ask... where were you set up for demo and sales? I did visit a couple of spots in Parke County, last weekend. Life is Good Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
Goods, did ya make it to the IBA southern conference on Saturday ? From the pics, I missed a good one... Dave
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Buffalo Forge restoration
There are some good threads on electrolysis on this sight. A 100 gal. none metal water tank for livestock works a treat for me. I use A&H super washing soda for electrolyte. I have "cooked" complete , disassembled, antique tractors for restoration. If ya have any questions, hit me up..... Life is Good Dave
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Hay Budden anvil identification.
Welcome fellow Hoosier.... Life is Good Dave
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It followed me home
When I went new truck shopping in 2020, I ask the salesman if he had one with a straight 6 and 3 on the tree......He looked at me with a blank face....go figure Life is Good Dave
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Fisher & Norris "0" Anvil
OMG..... PM me if ya want to sell it...... Dave
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Fisher & Norris "0" Anvil
Nice, I could use that with my micro smithy set up. Does it have a hardy hole? Life is Good Dave
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Another mystery anvil, can anyone ID?
The thin heel kinda looks like my Arm and Hammer. Bring itover and we will check it out. Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
Rojo, I don't have a way to post pics from my flip phone. But I can text you a pic if you care to PM me a phone number. Life is Good Dave
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What did you do in the shop today?
MJ. what are you using to cut the crosses? I have a cheep portaband that I use with a homemade table and fence that I can adjust down close enough to cut them from 1/8" stock for earrings. Also, when I get set up to cut them, I will cut at least 50 or so. It is a pain to get them just right...... Dave