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Irondragon Forge ClayWorks

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  1. Looks like a pre 1830 (no pritchel hole) Mouse Hole to me.
  2. I will ring the anvil three times and lift a dram of single malt scotch in his honor.
  3. Too bad you didn't video that. This is a classic turkey vs cop video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nBw4lP8bwg
  4. Or use a quick stitch sewing awl with needle & thread in one tool.
  5. Getting back to suggestions as to what the anvil is. I also think it's a Trenton or possibly an Arm & Hammer. No matter who made it that anvil is ready to go to work no grinding on the very minor chips needed. Grinding can do more harm than good.
  6. True, that's why I work the joint while peening to keep it moveable.
  7. Welcome to IFI... I always suggest reading this to get the best out of the forum. READ THIS FIRST It will help if you edit your profile to show your location, that way we won't have to ask you for it when answers require knowing where in the world you are located.
  8. I usually heat the rivets, depending upon size, small one not so much but tongs use a larger one so yes.
  9. Not stupidity, but inexperience and definitely impatience, I have the same problem at times.
  10. I usually just drive the rivet out and make a new one when modifying nippers.
  11. Same here in the Ozarks. One reason we nicknamed Carroll Electric Carroll flicker & flash. Although I must say they are getting more reliable in recent years, but still keep the generator ready to go.
  12. That way the magnet doesn't touch the steel, if it's drawn to the steel it's not hot enough.
  13. One of the things I find useful making scabbards is a stitching pony and leather that's been dampened.
  14. I doubt he will see this due to not being on the forum since 2013. You might try sending a PM to him, he may get a message about it. BTW welcome to IFI, if you edit your profile to show you location we will know where in the world you are. This thread will be a big help in getting the best out of the forum. READ THIS FIRST
  15. I don't have any experience with it but it does look like a good knife making anvil. Too bad they don't have it in about the 120 pound range.
  16. I would say right here, just send Glenn a PM with your order.https://www.iforgeiron.com/forum/254-gas-forge-refractories-and-supplies/
  17. I think you have a pretty good grasp on things bertie. BTW welcome to IFI from this side of the pond.
  18. Yes you want the wool for insulation and refractory for toughness. You can obtain the supplies here.https://www.iforgeiron.com/forum/254-gas-forge-refractories-and-supplies/
  19. Hi J Leon, welcome to IFI... I noticed your posts have been edited by a Mod for double spacing, which is discouraged here. I suggest you read this and the TOS. READ THIS FIRST There are some very good You Tube videos out there but suggesting that all are worthy of following is poor advice. There are quite a few that are down right dangerous and one thing we stress is safety. BTW Where in the world are you located?
  20. That would require knowing where in the world you are located. Did you read this? READ THIS FIRST
  21. Seeing as I'm a guy that follows the path of least resistance, that's what I would do. Bolt the tire hammer down with a double layer of stall mat beneath it and have a go. If it shakes stuff off the benches then cut a hole and start digging. You're not out much labor by trying it first.
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