Tzelik Hammar

Amazing flowers! The closest I have been to my shop in a while is using the worktable to clean up and repaint a mailbox, sadly. Got a new (to me) anvil from my brother that needs mounting, then maybe I'll get something more done.

It's for breaking their necks (rabbits too). Dispatches em quick and clean when it's time for soup. The brand name thing is called a "hopper popper" if you need more information and some possibly disturbing videos of how it works.

Made a chicken-popper. First thing made in the new shop.

Bought this 6 inch vise as a lucky find on the internet! Now for the fun part... Mounting the beast for use.

It very badly needs a rebuild and cleanup.

After a year and change, I finally have a shop again! Very happy.

Thank you for this information! I have been forging with anthracite for about a year and a half now, and its nice to see information brought together to make things easier. One thing, the smaller size coal from tractor supply really likes to pop and jump, and will bite you pretty solidly. I have had decent success using the bigger size, then putting the smaller on top as a gap-filler. Other than chasing the fire around sometimes, It works ok at keeping the fire hot when I cant crank for a minute or two. What I haven't had any success in is mounding it up and poking the hole in the top for the little volcano (Pardon the childish imagery). Does Anthracite need a hole poked down into the fireball? Thanks again, Randell

One does try...

I have a viability question for use. With the locking pin pulling towards your hand to release, how do you stop it from going all spastic if someone tags it with a parry? Yes, I checked the date. Still interested. Great concept.

Stunning

Absolutely amazing!

I don't know if that's the curriculum for his school, but the classes there are 6 days- 3 weeks. I've checked

Always interested in power armor.

Nice! I'm heading that way the last week of October. My brother still lives there and they're expecting kid number 4.