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What did you do in the shop today?
Nice, I like it.
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Some historic iron work from the gilded age - picture heavy
Nice, thanks for posting.
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Forging Circles
That looks like a simple but effective tool. I will be making that. Thanks.
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Frosty Passes
That is unexpected and horrible. Rest in peace.
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Anvils and Men
Thank you, it is even more lovely when it rhymes.
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Anvils and Men
I like that. Could you please write it out in German also. I'm havin touble reading it from the picture.
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RIP Tim Gunn
Rest in peace. I have never heard of the poem, Frosty. It's lovely, I'll remember that one.
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Window grate
I hope this helps. https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=YKkHt1ZU31D&ss=81&sr=-.2,.39
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Window grate
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It followed me home
Honestly I don't think I've seen a slit grate before either. But if it wasn't changed by the guys using it, then it must be fine. The blades rotate easily by hand. The motor looks simple enough in construction that I think it won't be a problem getting it in working order.
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It followed me home
I got myself a coal forge. It's from a mechanic shop. The man that worked there said they used it for bending leaf springs, fitting them to trucks and buses. But that's not being done for at least 35 years. I don't know if the blower works, the wiring needs to be redone.