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Very cool video Joe. Thanks - Jerry
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I think I would look at the time period the axe came from 18th 19th century. I would think that like you they would have used them much harder then most people would use today. So I would think they would not have kept make that style of axe if it did not do a good job. Just my 2 cents.
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Wayne, is it plus 5 gal. of water? Maybe it is not that critical. Thanks - Jerry
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Blacksmith supply.
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Thank you Owen, this is a great how to video. Now I want to give it a try.
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Do a search for iron mounted long rifle/ flintlock. A lot of the southern and Virginia guns had iron trigger guards, butt plates and side plates, and yes you can forge them. Do a search on YouTube for Hershel House and maybe Ian Pratt. The American Longrifle (ALR) website too http://americanlongrifles.org/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=6oem2v8n9f4tca9vutvifuopv2&board=2.0. Hope this helps.
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Lovely for sure.
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I like the looks of the head. It turned out nice. Can you give stock size you used and final dimensions of the head? Thanks - Jerry P.
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Wetterlings ax's are top of the line. If you go to youtube you can find reviews of the Wetterlings and Gransfors Burks ax's.
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Try Bob Alexander (636) 586-5350. Bob was selling from what I was Told. -Jerry
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Good job ,Otto
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I've been wanting to try one of these for a while- I got to it yesterday. I started with a piece of 1 1/2" x 1/4"x 10 1/2" hot rolled and then welded in a piece of leaf spring for the high carbon bit. The head weighs 3/4 lb. Any suggestion or comments are welcome as I'd like to make more. I have four boys and they have all ordered one! :D
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It only has 5 " jaws. jerry p.
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I just picked this vise up over the weekend. It's in really good shape. The screw threads are still square. Just wondering who the manufacturer is. All I can make out it V. W. , then there's something I can't read, then W.H. Co. It's all inside of a diamond. Under it looks like the date 1894. Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks JerryP
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Did you get a handle yet ? I could turn one for you on my lathe just let me know. Jerry P.
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Daniel, Thanks for the vidio it was great. :)
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That looks really nice! Can you tell me what the final dimentions are? Thanks - Jerry P
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Would he be coming from Canada or maybe Alabama ?
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I decided to try to make a knife. The stock is 3/4" x 4 1/4" 5160. It's a ball grip design. I want to clean up the blade, but don't have a belt grinder so I'm useing files and sand paper. I'm looking for imput- what do you think?????? I plan on using cow horn on the grip panels.
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I was helping my buddy clean up his shop before a "hammer in". He said he was tired of moving this table around his shop for the last 8 years, as he never used it. He told me to take it if I wanted it, so i put it on my truck, with the help of his tractor. It weighs about 500lbs, the top is 2'x2'. I want to attached this 7" post vice when it is in place. Do you think it will be stable enough? The vice weighs 150lbs. I dont want it to be too top heavy.
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Try (609) 731-1772 this should be a good number as its from the PABA News Letter. Hope this helps. Jerry P.
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I just showed this to my four boys. They are big Hobbit fans and they all said they want one. I think it's a winner.