Rylan Fletcher
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Does it exhaust straight outside or also have a vertical section?
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Hey guys and gals!
This question may have been answered already but I have searched on this forum and google and haven’t found an answer so here it goes!
I’ve been trying to find a source for kast-o-lite or the equivalent up here in west central Saskatchewan but haven’t been able to find a source. I’ve looked online and have found it for sale but the shipping scares me! I was wondering if any fellow Canadians knew of an equivalent available here ? Or a source in the city of Saskatoon as I’ll be there tomorrow.
thanks!
Rylan
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Thanks for the advice! I’m definitely gonna do that! I have searched around this website as well as the web and haven’t been able to find measurements on preferred size of slot for drifting axes and such. I know it will depend on the size of axe and tools to be drifted but do you have an idea of a good starting point?
thanks
Rylan
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Thanks for the replies!
that was my thinking too JHCC is that it would be easier to add it now then after it was welded together. I think maybe larger hole for drifts and a slot to go along with the 1” hardie hole, my main anvil has a one inch hole so I would like them to match to share tools! Do you have any recommendations on the size of the large hole and the slot?
thanks
Rylan
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Hey guys!
My dad picked up a peice of one inch plate that’s 24” by 24” for free off a job site he was working on. The plan is for a striking anvil! I was thinking since we have the plate to make it 6 inches wide by 24 inches long with a one inch hardie hole. But I was wondering since I have the length if I should put a different shaped hole on the other end like a swage block Kinda? Like a rectangular hole for drifting axes and such?
thanks
Rylan
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Thanks for the quick reply you two! With the new information I'll have to do some more looking for a new body to use!
Thanks again,
Rylan
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Sorry for not being clear enough mikey, the forge shell is already cut and drilled, that's how It was given to me. All it needs is a new lining of koawool. I was wondering if I should use a frosty burner that I have built already from a previous forge or build a new linear burner using the pipe fitting in the picture
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I recently picked up a new forge from a local knife maker to replace my old one. It's a peice of 10" pipe 24" long mounted vertically on 1" plate. He was using it as a salt pot to heat treat in before he built a new one and gave me this along with a Bag of 1" koa-wool insulation to reline it with. For a burner he was using a 2x1 swedge with tubing going through with a hole drilled in the tube. I was wondering whether that burner would have the right atmosphere for regular forging? He had no way to adjust it at all that I could see. Should I make a burner like that or would I be better off using my 3/4 frosty t burner?
Thanks in advance.
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On 6/7/2016 at 1:33 AM, Kaylee said:
there is a 12" leg vise up for sale right now, in Rhode Island.
HUGE VINTAGE KAYES 12" JAW BLACKSMITH , WHITESMITH LEG VISE , NICE COND. ANVIL
What would the web address be for that site? I'm afraid I've never heard of it before.
thanks in advance
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Thanks for quick reply timgunn1962!
I had a feeling in my gut it wouldn't work for similar reasons but I thought I'd ask people more qualified than me!
Thanks again
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I was recently looking through instructable and stumbled upon this image and was wondering if it would be a suitable burner for a long and low heat treat/bladesmithing forge? Also here is the link to the instructable.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-BBQ-Burner/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email
im mostly wondering if it would be able to get up to temperature or what modifications would be needed. I already own a small home built forge so this is strictly outta curiosity.
thanks in advance
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Thanks a lot for the answer and the video link!