Hogan_Baker

Lets try that not as a .bmp...


So yeah, that worked, just click on the spot where the red arrow is and it takes you to the last post.

Hogan Baker

Hope this helps...

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Hogan Baker

Did you notice that there were three different people taking the pictures? Not only can they not spell, but they can't use a camera.

Hogan Baker

Dave,

I am glad that you did so well at your craft show. I have never actually sold any work at a craft show, but it seems like you should have some items for oriented for spring time. Such as maybe BBQ grill tools, gardening tools, hose guides (basically just fancy little stakes that you put into the corners of your flower beds), plant hangers and holders, and maybe a weather vane or two if you are really ambitious. You could also try doing some camping utensils like meat forks and ladles to go along with your camping tripods. Don't forget that you would have to sell 40 $5 hooks to make the same amount as a $200 weather vane. That towel rack looks really good!

Hogan Baker

I really like your style.

Hogan Baker

I can see how a power hammer would make the work just a little bit easier . Even so, great job! It is really impressive how you made the seemingly random squiggles almost mirror images of each other.

Hogan Baker

Wow! That is amazing! I really like them. I can't imagine how long it must have taken to draw out the squiggly parts on the rack (forgive the technical terms ).

Hogan Baker

Hello,

I am fairly new to blacksmithing, I have been playing around with it for about a year. I have a few questions:

First, are there any smiths close by to me? I am located in Little Mountain SC.

Were do you get your coal and your steel from?

I just recently sent in my application for the guild, so I should be a member soon. I suppose I should show you some of my work. The following pictures are of a few things that I have made. Except for the power drill, I didn't use any electricity in the making of these.







Also you can check out the blog that I am keeping at http://becomingabladesmith.wordpress.com/

Thanks for looking, I am very interested in the craft and hope to keep on learning.

Hogan Baker