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  1. jimmy seale
    outstanding job. well done.one of there days i'll get the,,,, to try damascus
  2. jimmy seale
    looks like you got things off to a good start, that's great, but always assume everything is hot!! have fun and welcome to IFI, jimmy
  3. jimmy seale
    the phnumatic jack hammers i;ve used discharged the air out the bottom so i don't think that would work, but maybe a electric one might, but there will be a problem with bit retention i would think becauce of not having the hammer weight on it, but that is just my thoughts, becarful, jimmy
  4. jimmy seale
    comgrate, even though i's green with envy,have fun, jimmy
  5. jimmy seale
    great job. i have some leafspring as well that needs to be heated and beat into submission.have never tried hidden pins so that will be on the to do list. thanks, jimmy
  6. jimmy seale
    on rr spikes i'd just harden in H2O and not treat- is a low carbon steel- my thoughts though.
  7. jimmy seale
    way cool am- expect great things from you now!!
  8. jimmy seale
    yes i use forney rod but only 7018, etc.
  9. jimmy seale
    outstanding job, good luck, jimmy
  10. jimmy seale
    The Lord will be there with ya'll and we will keep all in our prayers, God Bless, jimmy & mary seale
  11. jimmy seale
    welders here that weld on well heads string in mild- 6010 i think then tie in w/ 7018 clean up inbetween and then cap w/ 7018 to temper the weld- but they don't use that bead to tie to the parent metal- if you are confussed well. join the club.
  12. jimmy seale
    maybe # 2 or 3?
  13. jimmy seale
    on my blower the handle can be made longer to make it easer to turn.
  14. jimmy seale
    i am a driller for Nabors in co. and utah. (read glorified posthole digger, babysitter for fluffnecks) but have wrenched and operated heavy equip. and cranes,
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    jimmy seale replied to Ecart's topic in Prayer List

    the good lorn will be with him, jimmy& mary seale
  16. jimmy seale
    probobly 5160 or a cousin,treat it like that and it will probobly work well,jimmy
  17. jimmy seale
    the good Lord is with you all, why things like this happen we don't know or understand- but he is in control, he will bless and keep you,ya'll is in our prayers, God bless, jimmy& mary seale
  18. jimmy seale
    St. jbc, i don't have one of them yet but i think any "better" steel will work ok by it's self, and with use it will wear into the edge you want then maybe go with hard face rod. there are folks here that do know more about those things than me, so listen up and you will get some way better advise, just my .02 worth, jimmy
  19. jimmy seale
    all said you have lot's to think about, i also have a old mud flap i put down where i stand at the anvil to stand on and it helps me- but then again i'm just a broke down roughneck that has everything hurting, best of luck and get well, jimmy
  20. jimmy seale
    mine was already here when we got the house so it is cracked some but still in good shape.if concrete watch out for spalling it with hot metal,but i have aquired some mud flaps that i put down around the anvil and it seams to help my ol bones too. but use what you have and then decide what you want, the gravel sounds good too, but i haven't used that before. best of luck, jimmy
  21. jimmy seale
    marry christmas and happy new year from mary& jimmy seale will see ya'll after the work thing. be safe ans enjoy all the folks, and eating.
  22. jimmy seale
    tio, long time and sorry about momma, in prayers here and marry christmas happy new year, jimmy& mary seale
  23. jimmy seale
    you too smokeman and welcome to IFI
  24. jimmy seale
    well i ain't as bad as i used to be- well maybe on occasion. but forging, 3-400 rounds at the range,or a scooter ride, will help no doubt! but self time is important and will help you get your ,,,, togather.
  25. jimmy seale
    i have tried a few projects, all i can say is don't bite off more than you can chew. try s- hooks and let your imagination lead you. pick projects you like and work on hammer technique/ control. and have fun!! good luck, jimmy
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