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Das totally beat me with that You got two nice herb choppers now, Mark. Good luck has shined on you... I'm all hearts and horseshoes these days, but here is something little different: A man bought one a couple months ago, he gave it to an American friend of his, and now as his birthday is coming his wife ordered this as a replacement. My favorite kind of costumer is the returning one. Bests: Gergely

Try this, it might help a bit. http://www.alaforge.org/files/Tire_Hammer_Tools_small.pdf Bests: Gergely

Nothing fancy, really. Old portable foot-driven forge converted to electric use. I'll replace it immediately as soon I get two days free. But it has seerved well for 5 years - no bad feelings In the fire is a wine bottle holder I made three of. Also some small things: Bests: Gergely

Some tea light holders, the usual lucky horseshoes, hearts, preparing the rune key fobs for chiseling... Got the season on me... Bests: Gergely

Wow! Awesome work. Congrats! Those solutions for the leg parts are amazingly constructed! Bests: Gergely

Nice work! I really like them. Smooth lines and good ideas. Are you aware of the bottle opener thread? Bests: Gergely

My hammer is bigger than yours! Very psychological turn of events around here... Bests: Gergely

Well, that is totally understandable

Hi Spanky, Just yesterday I was thinking where can you be and what can you do nowadays. So I have my asnwer now Awesome project, nicely done! Great texturing, too! - Isn't it delightful to move hot iron with power hammer? Don't let age and other "insignificant" factors bother you and your craft. Just do it anyway, in the way you feel the best. Bests to you: Gergely

I really love your universe, aus! Bests: Gergely

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I really like the cleanness of your dishes, Vaughn. So smooth texture, so eye-pleasingly round shapes... Bests: Gergely

Okay Buzzkill just killed my buzz, and saved a lot of typing!

Thanks! Done with these, under the power hammer: Bests: Gergely

Beautiful, Aus! My recent ones (I need more!):

Wow! Cool info! Thanks!

First of all it looks awesome! Other than that I'd think it's for copper or brass, may be just guessing though. Bests: Gergely

Thanks Gents! Thomas: Yepp, was thinking of that when walked head first into the arm. I'll install it a bit higher so it turns over my head. Ian: Glad to see you around! Yeah, it's cool to have something new to think about And also lots to learn - this is a new world to me. Das - that's job nr1: this is a lightweight stand from a grinder. It has the height but nothing else. I got the 3/4" plate which will be the surface but have to think about the legs and overall design. Bests: Gergely

The Norton has arrived home! I'm happy now - and feeling small near her Bests: Gergely

Usually that is what it takes.

Well, Das, now this has turned into being mean! Those jig saws look awesome. Bests: Gergely

It really does, Aus. Nice cross. Do you use acid bath for wrought? I soak them in muriatic acid for two hours. It brings out the grain a bit. Bests: Gergely

Thank you, Gents! So not one but two pieces. Okay. Bests: Gergely

Hi journey, That cutter tool looks amazing, never seen anything like it before. You did a good thing when overpaid, my opinion, even better as it went for a good case. That sure looks like a copper hammer, I use a 6 lbs bronze one when drifting axes - no worries about mushrooming the drift or chipping away. Don't forget that copper is still harder then hot iron, so don't try to use it when straightening twisted bars. Wood or raw hide mallet is the go when doing that. Das - unbelievable! Sure there gonna be lots of fun! Can you tell what's that carriege/wagon thing on the top? Bests: Gergely

I use a 32 mm / 1-1/4" dia piece of steel to test the hole dia with. (Before forging in the tab/tongue.) It works for me. Bests: Gergely