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Rojo Pedro

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  1. I did my first real forging in my new shop. Not set up yet but I was able to forge and weld in swamp cooler comfort. Made a pair of campfire tongs fir a buddy as trade for a tool box. Lots of fun and turned out wellF5397C3C-7D8E-40F4-8BCE-886D8D253E59.thumb.jpeg.67eac6346b1ec943b145c9c2ef23b79a.jpeg

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    20x30 quonset hut garage with the 220

    The dogs love the new neighbors…

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    Thanks for looking

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    These were the first 2 photos in the post above that i somehow deleted. SorryF6749147-CB24-46BE-BCA2-AEC0B7EE9723.thumb.jpeg.ac3db2dad8495bf777a713ccc714b0e4.jpeg

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    I also tried a little repousse myself after seeing Johns super cool set up. Was going well until i split the nose. I knew I was pushing it and should have annealed17E76962-98B6-484B-8F0C-21ACB0DCDE93.thumb.jpeg.1cf6f9afdcf9414125f9dca2415bf631.jpeg

  2. Curious as well- I have a 140# pile driver that my son in law has been dreaming up ways to make a trip hammer out of but I always assumed that the lack of rebound would make it unsuitable for anything except die stamping, maybe

  3. Nice work everyone.

    I found after a couple years of use that my favorite punch holds up much better after I hardened it. Sill gets red hot but seems to last way longer before dressing.

    Wouldn't annealing also normalize or do you need repeated cycles of cooling to normalize?

    Also I made a little statue from a half RR spike. Used said punch in the 1.5” thick base for the mortise and tenon join. Styled off something I saw on the web so I took some license here. I think it turned out pretty good and I call him ‘Loitering’ 

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