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Hello everybody! I don't remember when I visited the forum!) But there is some result of the time spent in creating the horn and related instruments. I made an air duct to the fan, painted the forge, put the anvil and vise in order. It remains to make a base for an anvil, I will spend time on it with pleasure!)

Смотрится шикарно! It looks great!

Funny stump, as it were, with a story, fabulous!))

Александр, приветствую! Дошли таки мои руки до написания вам и приветствия!) Шикарная люстра и банкетка с перилами! Мы походу, два с земляка с вами, на этом форуме!)) Alexander, greetings! My hands have reached the point of writing and greeting you!) A gorgeous chandelier and a banquette with a railing! We are going, two fellow countrymen with you, on this Forum!))

Hello TWISTEDWILLOW! Thank you for the information, I will definitely look at their website! Привет TWISTEDWILLOW! Благодарю за информацию, обязательно загляну к ним на сайт!

Thanks Frosty! I will take these points into account, I will try to be shorter!)) Спасибо Фрости! Я учту эти моменты, постараюсь быть короче!))

Hello Biggundoctor! Thanks! Hello LeeJustice!) Thanks! Greetings to you from the northern capital of Russia!) Thanks! Greetings to you from the northern capital of Russia!)

)) To make products, in exchange for dishes of medieval cuisine, a good barter!) A well-fed blacksmith, a good blacksmith!))

Томас, чем вы проводите кузнечную сварку? Бурой или каким то ещё способом? Thomas, what do you do forging welding? Brown or some other way?

Привет Винито! Хорошая идея, проводить подобные встречи, для любителей кузнечного ремесла! Полностью согласен,с тем что дела неотложные по жизни, могут мешать душевному хобби. Желаю развиваться в этом направлении, успехов вам!! Hi Vinito! It's a good idea to hold such meetings, for blacksmith lovers! I completely agree that urgent matters in life can interfere with a spiritual hobby. I wish you to develop in this direction, success to you!!

I am attracted of course by artistic forging, as well as forging household, small utensils, etc. My equipment is currently at the assembly stage; I'm cooking a forge, I bought a vise (for which I want to collect as much information as possible), I bought an anvil, in excellent factory condition, I was lucky enough to find it for a little money - a successful purchase!) I started to assemble my own forge, one in which I will start forging products for home, relatives, as a gift, etc. When I discovered the blacksmithing craft, I worked in conditions as close as possible to the Middle Ages, the era of the Varangians.)) I mean - a forge made of stone and clay, manual furs-two-chamber, etc. Several years have passed since then, but the craving for this craft has not disappeared for a moment!)) Now I am approaching the reincarnation of my place! I am very pleased to be on this forum, there are many interesting topics and people here!) I saw Alexander's works, I really liked them. This is his main type of zoobrabotka, as I understand it, he brings to life quite beautiful products!) Saoi small works that I made for the house, some of them, I will attach below, under this post!

Thank you Thomas! I don't have many works, but I'll post them in the gallery on occasion.

Привет всем! Я из Санкт-Петербурга но родом я из Выборга! Рад вступить на данный форум. Кузнечное ремесло для меня, нечто больше чем просто диформация горячего металла!)) Hi all! I am from St. Petersburg but I am from Vyborg! I am glad to join this forum. Blacksmithing for me, something more than just a deformation of hot metal!))

Hi Thomas! It is possible that the brackets could not be original, but there is another detail that indicates that this is a German vise-these are the stops on the movable jaw that, when compressed, go along the plates, which gives a more stable position when working!The link has a description of these vises, but there is no information about the years of their manufacture. https://www.anvilfire.com/vises/af_vises_008.php

Judging by the curls that are on the bracket, they are German-made, they are also called Styrian, this is the distinctive feature of the German vise. I would like to know which company could produce them, in what years.