Bryce Masuk
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try it and see how many clinkers are produced by burning it,
some coal i have seen in the past makes way too many clinkers to use effectively -
hey that worked i managed to get a couple of good welds
then i tryed to weld some small but thick pieces and it didnt quite turn out thanks woody -
How did you know what I was dreaming last night?
the outside of the shop is as neat as the inside IMO -
hahaha, I always knew you had class sam
where did you find that fancy bar-b-q -
Well your smarter then I am
I knew it had something to do with the scale i will try again today and see what i can do -
good stuff sam, i started when i was about 14 making throwing knives out of lawnmower blades
then i upgraded to a sink with a house fan
i also had cement pillar post with a carpenters hammer
then i stopped for about 4 years and bought a kmg and it sat for a year and a half unused
the basics are like a drop of water in the ocean, once you figure something out you realize there is alot more room to swim
I tend not to think about it the ocean is too vast, haha -
I have gotten a good weld once or twice but I dont know HOW I managed to do it
people mention that you must have a reducing atmosphere in order to weld but usually they refer to how to do it with a coal forge
with my blown gas unit i just crank the fuel and leave the air the same as it was running
I have no problem getting the heat getting swirls or movement on the area I want to weld.
I heat to yellow flux and return to the forge wait for the heat then i try to tap the two together
I think my technique must be flawed in the scarf although I try my best or my hammering
or maybe i am not using enough flux usually i add quite a bit
maybe it is burning off?
I have looked though my books and all the info on the web i can find but still i fail to get consistant welds -
nice work sam every project is getting better and better by the moment,
how many years you been at it now? -
If your close to me I have some Precut pieces of coil spring you can have
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thanks so much guys
sorry for taking so long to respond been building a new shop its nearly done im fairly proud
soon it will be air hammer construction time hehhe -
I decided awhile ago I wanted to build a air hammer so i bought a compressor
it runs at 10.3 cfm 135 psi 12.4 100 psi
i want to run a small/medium sized hammer i was told 2 x 12 inch cylinder would work fine
I have none of the parts yet for it though because im not 100% sure what to get or where even to get it im hoping someone informed might be able to help me out a bit
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I always liked the name it has right now
I must have walked past your shop a couple 100 times
i would probley add chris pook blacksmith to the name -
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i will admit the base was a lonely piece of scrap under my work bench i didnt even cut it lol
my flower wasnt quite upright so i tacked it on
thanks for the comments, I have a "Bowl" its more like a plate right now that is waiting in the garage for me to transform it
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Thanks sam, I try
I just look and think I want to see in, though the layers similar to a flower in its own way
then i try to line everything up in a basic line kind of
you dont really notice it but i cut a hook into one of the petals so it would block one side
today i started making a bowl out of 18 gauge steel it looks like a plate right now tomorrow maybe i can make it more like a bowl and maybe i will leave it or try for a helmet, -
I see thanks guys it took me maybe 20 mins to make I used a migwelder to weld it
i havent made much yet and still dont have proper tongs lol
but i work after work everyday after i finish working for about 12 hours
after this post im out to the shop
I work quick and sloppy but at least i have a good time i really like doing the work itself so thats what counts to me
I have been doing this for a month maybe a bit more or less now, something like that -
Can you use an Acetylene Regulator on a Propane Cylinder?
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just for future referance never take a regulator or line that has been USED on acetylene or propane and interchange them you might find yourself caught in a violent reaction