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Had some forging of clamp Or log dog how you call it

It's from wood stove can I use another one pipe from wood stove to increase it?

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Ok make it but let me know how it look after all there are some my copyrights on it Here is how it all went today Will have to see more details make arch and will see will I add another one stove pipe Ian not sure for now. If opening is too big I can shut it with some drilling and some riveting

Lol this atocorrecteris (autocorrecter) killing me I will decide (decode) /see/it for you , it does not show from first place and I don't know how it got send like that Your skool taller a bit k will have to Grint it to se how it will go So yeah " Your look taller a bit I will have to get to it to see how it will go.

Thanks jhc should I ask moderators to merge those topics? It's not helium tank but old boiler. Your skool taller a bit k will have to Grint it to se how it will go.

Thanks i hope so. i saw that JHCC member from i forge iron built this one after googling it .

Yeah frosty I know Ian just using measure I think I will cut it smaller diameter and bend it up , some small cuts that will go in circle then bend it with pliers so chimney pipe fit on it. I think this is good place to start , it's tall enaugh, I will remove old hood and use this sucker as hood. And will probably shut those two pipes too with some welding or just out clay over it or plaster or cement .

I saw on YouTube that it's best hood possible for side drqft forge, so I asked neighbour for old boyler and Ian planing to cut it to make super sucker Anny suggestions or tips are more then welcome As example Ian using this video

Thanks all for support and help. I will see its confusing issue one need to be careful enaugh but not develop anxiety from work per se.

My experience is it need to be fine after one year but, you can't do punching holes where you hold piece with your legs and you drift hole. There are some limitations I think while working, I usually don't force anything bigger than 1" or 1/2 its small forge for some tools making and some tools drawing out as it's tradition here to draw out some old axes that are grinded too much time. Neighbour asked me to do him that, I refused offer , he want it done with axe handle on it. I would do it for free because he is our neighbour and we do favor for favor But I will be - fuel and electricity which is not Bigg deal but health is.

I will see what will happen, it's not issue about spine it self I think there is fear and mental aspect of it too. Its small herniation maybe 2 mm ,but one should be cautious. As I said I had disc herniation 6 years ago and after one year I worked pretty well even I lifted bellows couple of time and moved them around building. Now I think movement need to be less fast and force need to be closer to anvil and više so I don't have to reach too far from my expirence weight is not all of that problem for pine and don't trigger pain and herniation in discs as sudden move.

Thanks all for support , I had disc herniation before in 2017 on November, And last year I adjusted anvil to be lower because I had issue with shoulder when I pound with hammer. If anvil is set too heigh up, hammer blows affect shoulder then ,I would guess maybe 6 months until forging is save, eveb one need to consider that smithing is not like any kind of trade, there is hot piece of metal in play here, you can get pain from back, and get hot piece of metal in body bz just reflex I'd backpain. My pain was little bit pinched nerve that went all to the foot, thing is had two times disc herniation even I didn't noticed it until I felt pain in foot.

Hi everyone I hope you have good day, as winter went here I am not blacksmithing for a while, and month ago I had accident on work, well I did wrong move and got pain in spine, to be more precise I have herniated disc which pinch nerve now , I am recovering but I want to ask question. When someone can return to blacksmithing and working on anvil, should I be more careful in future while forging, does anvil height matter, will lifting and pounding with hammer affect discs in spine. I asked this because I am sure some of you have that or similar experience.

Made this coat hook and mounted it on brick wall

well he use some powerful blower

Don't turn grinder disc face on surface, disk should face up not down. I thought it's safer to face it to surface ..

I changed it with other , same model well purpose for screw is to push axle to side so belt wont slide off.

Yeah we're hole is issue after unscrewing and scrreing it couple times it got loose too thin steel like thin sheet material.

Well problem is that sheet metal that have thread in it is in bad shape. Material is in bad shape or screw it is slip and it cant push pulley to side and tighten belt better. 125 is making problem for me.

I bought Bench Grinder yesterday and it was good and everything was find, but when i wanted to change belt to it, screw slip , or thread in thin sheet metal is ruined. And now it cant align itself right away, belt tend to go out of align. I will go to market bring account for it and ask them to return me money or change for other machine. And on top of that cap that is under grinder, where screws go is thin plastic. You remove plastic and you have access to wiring. What tips do you have when buying those tools, i tought belt sander will give finer sharpnes to tools like chisels planes etc.

This is some short video on how charcoal is traditionaly still made in Bosnia, and how it was made before in history. Rare to see people doing it in old way. Long story short they say best wood for charcoal in this part of region is birch and hornbeam, and from what i expirienced and heard good is also plum tree. and here is how it woks all in waterpowered smithy

Thanks for info I think I will pass it I just posted on internet first before I bought it.

I bought five of those hammers without handles acccia Handle, I tought to reforge some but as I restored them I think I won't do any forging or reshaping in them.

IT's not like leafblower it can be converted to vacuum if you add bag, i was wondering is it too strong becasue you can adjust speed by switch, maybe some valve can be added but iam not sure is this suitable for forge.