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waianvil

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  1. I just buy the 20 ft piece of steel and do not have it cut.because i figure i,m going to use it sometime on a different job. my truck I use a ladder rack and I fasten two pices of 4'' pvc glue together one cap off then on the other end I have a screw in plug which makes it 20 ft slide the steel and screw the plug on and drive away.

  2. I tryed to forge a punch out of car spring steel, made it to a 1/4 inch at the punch,question do you make it long and then taper it, or do you make it short the punch is used for 1/4 inch steel. after i made it i heated it up to bright red and put the point in the water and stirred it until it turn purple 1/2 way and then smerage it in the water. used it got locked up and broke the shank when i tryed and reheat after broke it split all to pieces what did i do wrong:confused::

  3. I use the same method by using newspaper not the one has the ads on just the printed paper i crush it together then put a hole in the center of it then start it add little coke burned coal with a little air keep on adding coke until going. after you get done forge add some green coal so you have coke for next time

  4. how to organize shop is kind of up to you, My cords that I use all the time are for grinders and hand tools, for welders I make a recepaticle for it close to the location. On service size a lot has to be what outlets you use constantly.Because you can't operate more then one equipment at a time.
    and to answer your question how I organize my cord I use a tire rim have lot of them around to store my cords. I be a electrician put me position that I put outlets where they are need. My shop is not that big. That i have 60 amp service for trip hammer and welder.

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