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Started Building a Ray Clontz Tire Hammer
Thanks Zadvorney for your reply.
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Started Building a Ray Clontz Tire Hammer
You're right zadvorney, but i'll first want to get a MIG to work with; I have a stick welder, but I thought that will make a better looking job with a Mig welder (looking for a 220 volts like lincoln 180)...So, I believe it will be for fall project... I'm not a pro welder. I forgot to tell you did a very nice hammer, you have to be proud of it, enjoy it.
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Started Building a Ray Clontz Tire Hammer
Always watching you, very interesting... It will be helpfull for me.
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I am restoring an old Champion No. 400 blower
I enjoy those video, very helpful.... Thanks
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Tire hammer finished at last
you guys talking about poliamide plates ???? I tought teflon, whats the difference? May i use teflon instead of poliamide ? I took a look on amazon canada, but didn't found any poliamide. You Jonah K, did you get yours in Canada? Thanks Michel
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Started Building a Ray Clontz Tire Hammer
Great topic... This is one of my project for the next fall time. Be sure I'll follow you all along the build. I will buy the plan's soon and make all the planification for finally get my own tire hammer. I'm a beginner in blacksmith , but at 62, I'll give me all the chances to go without hurt myself. Thanks Michel
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Help to identify a anvil
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New Home Built Forge Winter Project
I like that...what do you use for the clinkers cleaner?
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Identify This Shop
For a newbie like i'm, it is a real nice dream. Only BEAUTIFUL; i wish have the chance to do a run in Michigan to make you a hand shake... Michel
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H13 help, hopefully in layman's terms (yes I've read through the existing posts)
I would like to make square and round punches to make holes in hot metal; i want use h13 stock to do it. Will i have to heat treat them after forging and cooling in ashes for 12-24 hours. Thanks Michel