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Brand new to the Art
anasasi, saying hello back, since you are in Omaha, wondering where you get your coal? Im using a bucket forge/foundry with hardwood charrcoal
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arc-welder
Well, after chatting with Glenn, AND researching the net, I opted out of the garage sale 'bargain' since for just a bit more I found a new garaunteed one on the net. havn't bought it yet, but decided not to be a fool rushing in. Denny
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garage sales
Thanks, hope its still there. Denny
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garage sales
Oh, I saw an anvil at a garage sale for $10. Since I am a VERY new beginner, would I be missing much if the back side where the two holes are was busted off?? Denny
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arc-welder
found an arc-welder at a garage sale for 100 bones. before I buy it what should I look out for? I am VERY new to this topic. Denny
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First timer!
Scot, I have almost 0 experience with metals (ok there is no ‘almost’) but I jumped in feet first and have already cast a part for my car. (ok I’m going to recast it cause I learned some things about molding since I started) but hey its aluminum, I cam melt that in about 10 min. in my bucket forge. I truly am hooked, found a guy down the road selling an arc welder for 100 bones…trying to come up with the scratch to get it. Any thing I should know about buying a used arc welder? Denny
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Brand new to the Art
scrapman1077, thanks for the link, Ive been there a couple of time. In fact I think that is where I got the refractory recipe from. it is a good site. FrankW, Hope you had a good holiday, I would love to hear about how a modern blacksmith would use Peat for fuel. Dodge, I think you and I actually live near each other, would like to see your set up. all others, Thank you for the kind welcome, cant wait to learn more
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Brand new to the Art
All, Brand new to the Art, just got to watch Glenn present tonights blueprints. It was great. I got into metal working just a few weeks ago, I had to manufature a part for my car, so started by makeing a plaster form, melted some aluminum in a bucket forge. now Im hooked, and need to learn a bunch more. Im pretty good with my hands and my wife supports my hobbies......for the most part . Hope to learn more and have fun with my projects. Oh, I think the only stupid questions is the one not asked, so if my queries sound strange, please forgive me. Denny