Mr Moose

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  2. Mr Moose
    Nice job on the repair.
  3. Mr Moose
    Similar to arftist, Drill thru holes in 1/4 inch flat bar and strap across feet.
  4. Mr Moose
    I have never worn a shilling.
  5. Mr Moose
    And a Fire extinguisher is allways a great idea as well.
  6. Mr Moose
    In my experience, tobaco knives need to be a good bit more spring than hard if that makes sense. I haven't seen a field yet that did not have rocks of some form and size. When you cut thru the stalk, you will strick the ground a lot of times. You don't want it to bent or break. The cutting action is more from the velocity and thinness of the blade. When we sharpened them it only took a few swipes of a file to be good to go. No recommendation on steel is being made. And think of the spike as just a nail and a sheet metal funnel.
  7. Mr Moose
    Well... That would explane a lot. Black & Decker has been poor quality for years.
  8. Mr Moose
    I have just placed an order for the cone mandrel and the 50 lb swage block from your web site. I would like to thank you for manufacturing these. I have been looking for a small cone and I thing this will work right nicely. Have a great weekend. Look foward to using them.
  9. Mr Moose
    You might see if you can locate this refractory. It is from India. It is working very well for me as both hard face in forge and for the multi-port burner that I use. Whytheat-K is 60% alumina hydraulic bonding refractory Dense Castable, which is use for service temperature of 2912°F (1600°C).
  10. Mr Moose
    I bet that is like living in a sand blast cabinet.
  11. Mr Moose
    Thank you both for the input. I did not think about the floating grit issue.
  12. Mr Moose
    I have thought of that, but, it looks like scale and grit would be more likely to be brought into the screw box from the front where the lead screw goes into the screw box.
  13. Mr Moose
    I undrestand that this thread is old, but, I just used this basic method to repair my post vice. My question is is there a purpous in the screw box being closed on the end. It looks like it would be easier to clean and lube if it were left open on the back side. Any thoughts on this.
  14. Mr Moose

    Propane tangent

    Mr Moose replied to JHCC's topic in Gas Forges

    Yeah, But only thru Fleebay
  15. Mr Moose
    Please wish him a Happy Birthday and a heart felt Thank You for his service to our country. Hope he has a wonderfull day.