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Posts posted by Davor
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George thanks for the advice, never heard that till now.
Irondragon, it’s two wrenches but identical, I just got it to move still have to make a handle and the bars. It is same size on both ends (left and right) when adjusting. The top and bottom part have different incline on the threads so the top travels shorter distance when opening or closing.
Unfortunately no markings on the wrenches.
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I have a an old adjustable wrench, that I saved from the scrap yard, and it would not move. It has been sitting on my bench for more than a year, at least. I tried with just WD-40 for weeks, I tried heating it in the forge. So today I was cleaning the bench and just decided to cut the round bars that keep it straight and moving together. I really didn't want to do that but it was give up or cut. But that did the trick, I did have to heat it up in the forge more than once. I already have the same style wrench also saved from the scrap yard.
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4 by 4 centimeters.
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I've made the metal one from DF-s video and I'm very pleased with it, been using it for quite a while. Works great.
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Good luck man, sorry about Thud also. Man when it rains it pours.
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There is tradition like this in Bosnia as well. This year we were passing thru so we bought a traditional coffee pot made like this. I insisted that we buy from the craftsman making it and not from a tourist shop. Except the pot has a layer of tin or pewtr on the inside.
A lovely video and an exceptional channel, a wealth of old traditions preserved on it. Quite a few blacksmith videos. Thanks for the find.
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Some new stuff I found in a store here, the smith has a shop in the next town. So here is a shout-out the mister Leupold [commercial link removed]
Very interesting designs.
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very nice
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I never know what to say. Thank you for selfless spreading of knowledge, it is appreciated and will be missed. My condolences to his Family.
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Mothman_c3w that is a great idea, I like that.
Fuller or a hammer
in Tools, ID, and pictorial reference
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This is a scrapyard find. There is no marking, the hole is straight wall I don't think it can be wedged, it is obviously very used. I did hit it with a hammer (lightly) on the side of the mushrooming and it seems soft. I wouldn't want to use it as a fuller if it is not.