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Jack Underwood

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  1. So I made my first pair of tongs so I don't have to use my Chanel-locks anymore. Used half inch rebar, not perfect but I think they will work for what I'm doing
  2. I think it is 4340 steel, or 300m aalloy. Not sure what all that means
  3. so yesterday i had the idea of making a connecting rode from a Subaru into a billet that i can work into something later but could not get the end that attaches to the crankshaft to fuse to itself ( have to weld it to itself due to is being in the shape of a C). i did not use flux, mainly because i do not know what to use for flux. any ideas on how i can do it without flux? is it even possible?
  4. Thanks, I'll definitely look into making a horn for it
  5. So I posted a while back asking about anvils and got a lot of helpful feed back and this is what I ended up being able to make. It is two 14" chunks of trolley track welded to itself to give more it more meat. I know it is not ideal but it worked OK once I got it held down
  6. I used pine bark and it seemed to work nicely, it got plenty hot to work a railroad spike and didn't just turn to ash super fast. What do you guys think about it?
  7. thank you very much now we have talked about where i might be able to get an anvil or how i might be able to make one, but what is a reasonable price?
  8. Thanks guys for giving me some ideas it is much appreciated
  9. I checked the link out, any ideas on where to find a sutibal chunck of steel?
  10. Yeah I went and found it, will have to give it a try and would a big chunk of I-beem work?
  11. i been doing that like crazy, probably called all my contacts twice now haha
  12. i am looking for a 150# anvil, but dont know where to look other than ebay and craigslist. also if i do find one what would be a realistic price? live in Spokane WA USA
  13. they sell 50# bags for $25 to members abd 35 to non members, id join the group but dont have to $60 atm https://www.mountainbrookforge.com/ is the website so you can see what im talking about
  14. yea i found a group that sell coal and ship it to local areas for pickup, the NWBA, not a bad deal i think, 50 pounds for 35 dollars
  15. Thank you for the help and suggestions it is much appreciated
  16. Any time I tried to find it on google it just led me to eBay, and frankly the bitabus coal on eBay for like 100 pounds for 100 dollars and free shipping didn't look to bad but would like to help my local economy
  17. Will deffinatly look into buildings that are being torn down or remodeled, and I am in Washington state, is there a reliable source of coal relatively inexpensive?
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