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renaissance fare blacksmith coop
Ellen replied to dablacksmith's topic in The Business Side of Blacksmithing
Eric, glad to see you are stepping in to fill Jim's place. I'm sorry to hear he passed on, heckuva nice guy and good smith, I'll stop by the Museum this weekend and if you're forging we can talk about what you might be able to sell at Rennfaire. Ellen -
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This was the propane forge used at the Pieh Tool Co. demo......it was 8" long, by about 11" o.d., maybe 1/2" thick steel pipe, two burners, lined with kaowool, worked great, firebricks front and back for closure, a couple of firebricks inside for a floor......heated 1" sq. steel bar to forging heat in about a minute...... -
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This was the propane forge used at the Pieh Tool Co. demo......it was 8" long, by about 11" o.d., maybe 1/2" thick steel pipe, two burners, lined with kaowool, worked great, firebricks front and back for closure, a couple of firebricks inside for a floor......heated 1" sq. steel bar to forging heat in about a minute...... -
This was the propane forge used at the Pieh Tool Co. demo......it was 8" long, by about 11" o.d., maybe 1/2" thick steel pipe, two burners, lined with kaowool, worked great, firebricks front and back for closure, a couple of firebricks inside for a floor......heated 1" sq. steel bar to forging heat in about a minute...... -
This was the propane forge used at the Pieh Tool Co. demo......it was 8" long, by about 11" o.d., maybe 1/2" thick steel pipe, two burners, lined with kaowool, worked great, firebricks front and back for closure, a couple of firebricks inside for a floor......heated 1" sq. steel bar to forging heat in about a minute...... -
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Horsehead horseshoe with longhorn head A place to hang your hat, coat, or towel or?