Prospector

I won't recoil the stator, not my area. Disassembly is.

​Finland. It only takes couple hours to fly here...

We came to same conclusion here. Let's heat up the beast and remove the stator.

Hello,

We got on old metal cutter and the motor is "burner". So we decited to re coil it.

Problem is how to remove the motors stator? It is there pretty tight and can't see any method of attacment.

In pic.2 are small gaps in outer ring ond you can actually see trough other side from those gaps.

I'm thinking any women on the core team will want somewhat different symbols escaping the fire.

Metal Artist (goldsmith & smith) Jouni J

The hex on the threaded part and the square drive on the center piece make me wonder if the center part turns freely inside the outside, which would make it some kind of expansion device minus the expanding end or die.

hm...
that is an amazing find. I have never seen a doo-hickey in such good condition before. In reality the end of the doo-hickey is supposed to attach to a thing-a-ma-jobber and is used to work on whatchamadiggies, but I suppose a person could definitely use it as a cone mandrel.

Hello Hammers

I found this piece from old shop. I have no idea what it is but maybe i can use it like "mini mandrel";)

Tool from lathe?

Piece of ART. Looks really realistic. I would like to see how these are made (tools, techniques. etc.). Blueprint maybe....:)

Hello everybody

Well, I have been reading this forum for a while. Maybe its time to introduce myself. Blacksmithing is my hobby. I have done blacksmith related stuff for a few years now. I have made Puukkos (knives), hooks, bottle openers and so on. Stuff what beginners do.

I also collect almost anything related in blacksmithing. My better half says that my hobby has gotten way out of hand. Is there something wrong if I store an old 40 kg anvil in our livingroom :confused: . If you have same kinds of problems I think I'm in right place.

Keep it hot.....

My first Puukko
Blade: B