FieryFurnace

Hey tetnum,
Thank you for that link. I think I've heard of Blacksmiths Depo before but I'm not sure. What kind of set up do you have as far as tools? It's good to see somebody else my age interested in smithing. Do you have a teacher in your area?

The kidsmith,
Dave Custer
"It's not the fact that your dead that counts but only how did you die"

Thanks again guys. I'll check into those suppliers soon.
Fact of interest: I'm located near a huge steel supplier, Sanduske Steel.
I heard several people mention getting steel there and I'll be getting by there soon, to replinish. I hope that they don't have an outragous order minimum because I only buy 100 ft, or so, at a time.

The Kidsmith,
Dave Custer
"It's not the fact that you're dead that counts but only how did you die"

Thanks Guys!
Glen, we are in the southern central part of Kentucky. The city is Columbia. We are a little over an our east of Bowling Green, and an hour west of Somerset. We are just a little north of the Ky./Tn. line.

The kidsmith,
Dave Custer
"It's not the fact that you're dead that counts but only how did you die"

Hello Gentlemen!
Just so everybody knows, I am new and I have no idea what I am doing!
I am a beginner blacksmith. I have been forging for a little over a year and right now I am fifteen. Currently, I have two forges, two blowers, an anvil, and a vice. I do sell a few products on our family website.
I am pretty much self-taught but I have had a few lessons here and there.
If anybody knows of a good coal supplier in Ky. or northern Tennessee, please let me know. I would greatly appreciate that.

The kidsmith,
Dave Custer
"It's not the fact that you're dead that counts but only how did you die"