Mopar

I saw a pic of a

claw hammer forged into a nice

Horse head. Can't

Find the pic.

Great looking stand. I overbuild every

thing I build. No comebacks that way.

only certain tractor supply's carry coal

Full time. Mine has it in wintertime.

They would not order it at my local

Store. Just. Saying

I looked at the "55" forge& read other

Suggested post. UNLIMITED yellow

& red clay&creek sand.i think it

Will  line alum.grill with several

Inches of packed&moulded clay..

I will fill temper it with a few wood

Fires&see what happens.lots of

JUNK sweet gum,pine,oak for

Free. Thanks

Too many experts.

On 9/15/2015 at 10:10 PM, Technician.Austin said:

This coal was great, my only complaint was that it was wet in the bag. I imagine it was stored outside at some point.

I tried to order online & have it shipped

To my store. Screwed  up sife.not

User friedly. Employee in store said

They had some in winter from time to time. Lol

I hope to turn a cast alum. grill into a coal forge. has place for air. I think I need to insulate alum sides,bottom.

I have red clay here&creek sand, yellow clay, wet gumbo mud. What would work best?? Sand easiest I think.

On wheels & will be mobile. 

Thanks, 

4 hours ago, genesaika said:

I generally just use grade 8 for anything that will hold weight. It's probably because I have access to all the grade 8 bolts I want for free. 

before u retire stock up on free stuff. I had lots of free oil, freon, nuts & bolts, lubricants, etc, & more Lol before I retired.

Prices now blow my mind. Good luck