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Thank goodness!!!!! I was starting to worry:o. I had nothing to read to read at work:D. I'm glad you guys got everything up and running again, Thanks!!

Welcome to the forum, there is lots to learn here. Good to have you!

I know a smith that makes stone facing chisels and he uses H13.

Looks great, I like it!

Welcome!! Congrats on the new hammer!

Don't take it too personal. It just makes it easier for all to read if there is puntcuation in your posts.

Here are the links to the stickies, it's just too much info to type.

http://www.iforgeiron.com/forum/f75/intro-heat-treating-9292/

http://www.iforgeiron.com/forum/f75/advanced-heat-treating-9363/

Way to go Dale!
I'm on the next plane, I could use a coarse!! LOL

Welcome! I think a lot of us have the same mentality.

Welcome to the site! There's a ton of info in the blueprints. But you better set aside a few hours to read it!

Welcome, you'll learn lots here. Good to have you!

That could be an interesting project. Do you plan to try to shave with it?

It happened, finally! :DThis weekend I took a trip up to a smithing coarse with David Robertson, in Cargill, Ontario. The coarse was awesome and I learned a ton. I can't wait to go back and take an intermediate coarse. Now I just have to get my gas forge built so I can work inside. I'll post pictures later!

Thanks for the link! I got it on paper now so I can reference when needed.

Good find. Thats a pretty anvil!

It's looking good. Can't wait to see it finnished. Congrats!!!

Nice find! Too bad there's nothing like that around here.

I was raise doing wood working. From cabinets to additions, I've been there. My dad did alot of wood working and I learned from him. But I like metal alot more.

Nice find!

Corn off the field would be too wet and needs to be dried. You really couldn't even store corn without drying as it will mold. I think I'll get some out of our bins and try it.

:oWOW, I sure wish I was closer!!:(

It does almost look like glass. That is some beautiful work, keep it up!! Hope to see more

Seems cheap IMO. I know the set of torches I have is worth at least $300 just regulators, hose, and head.

I guess it takes lots of practice!

I saw that a few days ago, thats impressive!

Looks great! I hope to post pics of mine done soon.