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CrazyGoatLady

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    Faith, family, farming,forging, gardening,cooking and sewing

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  1. I remember what that machine was called. It is a digester
  2. They look good. I made much smaller ones before. Like the kind you would use for tacking fence to a post. Pretty easy but a bit fiddly.
  3. I have used horseshoes a lot in my work. I have bought new ones but I have found I like used ones better. If I run across ones made by Nordic Forge,I save those for special things. They move very well under the hammer. And I try to leave as much of the character of the individual shoe as I can. Tommie worked at a sand mine right before covid and got laid off. But they had this machine I can't recall the name of that would sift the sand and mostly there were rocks in it but occasionally it would cough up other things. He found half a very worn shoe once and brought it home to me. I made a penanular? brooch out of it and managed to keep the nail fuller intact. It is now owned by a female farrier friend of mine. Some friends bought me a box of used shoes from ebay and I collected a bunch off the ground when I went with my father in law to buy a goat one time. Turned out the guy had done farrier work and he let me have all the shoes I could find for free. Ha ha sorry. I love making things from horse shoes
  4. Shainarue, that's a nice sculpture. I have not attempted something like that but I think I would like to. Tommy, I like your bottle opener. It has nice lines. Good work! And what did I do in the shop today? Absolutely nothing. It's getting hotter every day I think. But I could still work at the forge if I had time and money lol. Propane needs to be filled because I'm nearly out. If there was a What Did You Do On The Farm Today section I could easily fill that. Weaning a bottle baby goat. Tending to a sick baby goat and drying off my Jersey milk cow and endless other chores. And making sure all the critters including the human variety are okay through the heat
  5. Paul. Nice looking hook. Keep up the good work! Jennifer, lovely work as per usual. You have great skill and it certainly shows. Billy, the brackets are starting off well. I'm sorry to hear about your health problems. I hope you'll be able to get back to all the things you enjoy doing soon
  6. Paul, that's a nice collection of hooks. I give away nearly everything I make. I have sold a few things, but mostly they go as gifts if someone likes a piece and I give it to them. Goods, I like the pendants. It's the one on the left representative of some kind of bird? It's pretty cool looking
  7. My boy is 6' 4". I'm 5'3". One of his friends that I met for the first time when he was a teenager walked in the door and just stopped and looked at me. He pointed at my son and said how did that come out of you!? I told him he wasn't near that big when he first came out lol
  8. Aww that's too cute Das Irondragon, I'm not a Dad obviously but my little boy is 30 years old and he's my baby. It's shocking how fast time goes by
  9. Haha Frosty, you're right. I hadn't noticed the expression on that guy's face
  10. My last post doubled up too but it didn't go through until some time later and I didn't know it. Sorry about that or I would have fixed it JHCC, that looks really good. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product
  11. Paul, I'm in Texas and that's normal for this time of year. I can handle the heat pretty well, but I was forging at the wrong time of day with the sun up high and no shade. So when I could hear my heart pounding in my skull, I figured it was time to stop lol. I envy your weather at °75. Daswulf, I think those anhks look pretty good. That's what I had visualized Paul, I'm in Texas and that's normal for this time of year. I can handle the heat pretty well, but I was forging at the wrong time of day with the sun up high and no shade. So when I could hear my heart pounding in my skull, I figured it was time to stop lol. I envy your weather at °75. Daswulf, I think those anhks look pretty good. That's what I had visualized
  12. Glad to see you're getting situated. I can't wait to see more work from you. That hold fast is a very handy critter to have. I have one I made and I can't find it, so I'll have to make another one. The bending wrench will be a good tool to have as well. Anxiously awaiting more posts!
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