Frankw

Welcome Dave. What part of Ireland are you from am living in Galway. Cheers Frankw

Hi Mr Smith. That's a lovely idea would they look better if you tapered off the other end also, or flatten it so you could hang them on a wall. Keep up the good work.

Yes Strine I agree the weather here in Ireland today is mild and fine and no sign of snow or frost too mild for the time of the year. What is happening?

Well done your a natural

Merry Christmas Jr and Cookie and a happy new year. And Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all.

Welcome Mike. Enjoy the site Its a great place to be lots of help here

Hi Cliff. I never tasted elderberry wine your welcome to the forum. I don't know if you can get it in Ireland. Cheers Frankw

Very Nice Valentin! I have been down that road myself with angels and testing lovely paint work. Well done again. Cheers Frankw

Hi Owen Welcome to our information highway.

Welcome Paul Cool looking anvil /vice i never saw anything like that sorry i cant help.

Well done Allen its a great sense of achievement Congrats

I would also like to send condolences to the family and friends.

Glenn I would think the difference is one pipe was welded hotter than other and it is possible that the weld on one pipe has penetrated deeper than the other. Sometimes the weld will look good but if you hit it with a hammer it will brake off quiet easley. Jeff under no circumstances should you ever weld or heat zinc. It is highly toxic and cancerous i will never allow it in my forge again.

Hi Joe, Nice of you to join us you are among good friends all willing to help. I find the forum very helpful. Cheers Frankw.