grimcat27

Just cut the back off of a leather couch. That way its free.

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.

Just dont go splitting that Burch by hand or you wont have any energy to make ant thing

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

I have over heated my work using just tree bark. So you can use a lot of different types of fuel.

where are you in Oregon I'm moving there this summer

there are a lot of videos of induction heating on you tube

Blacksmith Powertrip Hammer I forgot the link

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.

doe's any one know it jipsum would work as a flux

id say use a clay to line the outside pipe and take it about half to one inch past the end of the pipe

here are the pics of the vice

you will not get a virus from Google and if your that worried about them just switch to Linux.

old rebar is high in carbon some new stiff isnt all that low carbon too