jukejoint

The nose punch is a square taper ,get it hot use a ball punch for the eye then grind the top and bottom corner wha la eye punch

Any reviews or thoughts on the amk 77 grinders

1 3/4 4 inches long will make a 2.5 lb hammer

Use a spark plug

We use hydraulic rods for rounding hammers I belive there 1045 you night be able to score them at a tractor repair shop or a hydraulic repair shop bucket pins I think are 4140 also you can use jack hammer bits for hardies

My 2.5 rounding hammer

Great hammer got mine from Lyle Wynn, 4 1/2 pounder making a smaller one Sunday

Jackhammer bits make good hardies

They make great striking anvils,the end that attaches to the mast

Yup fixing to make me a waste oil stove using the double barrel wood stove design

For some reason scrap yards here in central Mississippi they won't sell to individuals

New Lyle Wynn hammer 4 1/2 pound Bocote handle

New hammer from Lyle Wynn 4 1/2

Gift card

Anyone ever use a cheap leather stamp to make a blacksmith stamp , was thinking on stampin a piece of 1045 with a leather stamp

Brent Bailey has a video on making handles

The AG museum in Jackson Mississippi has a forge that the forge council meets at ,there will be no meetings at the time you come threw but you can still ck it out

So on that angle iron do you fold it over on itself

Did some striking today ,lot easier then directing .ck out lyle wynn Facebook page has a great video on striking form

Just finished a tool box for punches and chisel and some what Evers for a demo

Okay this is how I drill insulators, go to drillglass.Com chose what size bit you need turn your drill press to a slow speed get sum clay and make a ring around the top to hold oil in (cooking oil will work) wa la instant hole take your time the clay is the trick it holds the oil in place

I use cooking oil

Nail making

looks like yer sitting on the throne

Is that Osage orange for the handle?