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grimcat27

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    Eustis Florida
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    Blacksmithing, Bladesmithing, stockremoval knifemakeing, Bow makeing, playing bass
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    Still!!! unEmployd!!!

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  1. Just cut the back off of a leather couch. That way its free.
  2. Here in America we call that nut size. Any reference to food in a coal description is a size comparison. Just remember coke is harder to keep lit.
  3. grimcat27

    Scrap pile.jpg

    Actually I see 7.
  4. Just dont go splitting that Burch by hand or you wont have any energy to make ant thing
  5. The first fuel I ever used was tree bark from my anvil stump. I burnt the first piece of steel I tried to work. and my tiny little forge is only 6" wide cast iron pot with a hole in the side of it and a home made red brick based refractory
  6. I have over heated my work using just tree bark. So you can use a lot of different types of fuel.
  7. where are you in Oregon I'm moving there this summer
  8. there are a lot of videos of induction heating on you tube
  9. Blacksmith Powertrip Hammer I forgot the link
  10. ust found this on Craig's list in Oregon I hope I can get it when I move up to the area in the summer . And hopefully I can find someone to give me some help to repair it up there to.
  11. doe's any one know it jipsum would work as a flux
  12. id say use a clay to line the outside pipe and take it about half to one inch past the end of the pipe
  13. you will not get a virus from Google and if your that worried about them just switch to Linux.
  14. old rebar is high in carbon some new stiff isnt all that low carbon too
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