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Yep, nice looking indeed

To high of a current seems like

Nice drive hook

Nice first peice, good job

Same here, trying to get the blacksmithing going, found a local blacksmith club, hope to learn

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Good looking knife

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Hello the list, made a flint striker of high tensile steel, followed some suggestions posted here. I cannot get sparks from striking it with flint. Any suggestions

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Good looking setup

Very good looking anvil

Will use this info to make my first striker

Good work of the fire iron set.

Good info, got some coil springs, also wanting to make something out of them

Nice fork, very well done

Nice stand, fe wood did you tack weld your anvil to the plate?

Same here, plain and simple. I got some scrap 3/8 channel @ 12 inchs wide, I cut to peices and welded together. Put the steel plate on a Black and decker shopmate, works good in my small gargage shop.

I have to anvils, 1 hardie is 3/4 the other is 1 1/2 inch, any suggestions on hardie tools to fit both.

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Very interesting investigation on flint strikers.
Thanks
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My shop is just out the back door, hot coffee just a few steps away, my neighbors don't complain, most times the neighbors think i am cooking something, go figure

Nice looking hammer stand, same here in telling the wife about more hammers

Great find hdwarmer, good luck

Has anyone on the list stick welded cast aluminun? If so what electorde?

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Good buy, I got a lincoln 225 myself, I use 7018's for most jobs. I got some longer leads to put on, so I can weld outside more.
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Same here for the desire to have another anvil, have 1, soon to be 2

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Great work S. Willis

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Very good post, I do some historical reinactment, would like to make some stikers to put on the trade blanket.

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