pauldude000 Posted November 27, 2008 Posted November 27, 2008 I have been in bladesmithing for awhile, and have made a few knives, some forge work must mostly ground, and have a MULTITUDE of other hobbies. (Everything from woodwork to metal work, and a little of everything in between. Metal casting to bladesmith, electronics to cabinetry. Jack of all trades so to speak.) I am going to straight forge work though for my knives. I am a dog having to learn a new path to hunt though, as coal is simply not cheap or easy to get here. Charcoal is what I will have to work with, unless I want to drive out of state, or pay horrendous shipping charges. Ouch. However, I do not know diddly about how charcoal acts on iron or the forge specifics about charcoal. This dog may be gettin' old, but he ain't to old to check out a new trail. Any advice about forging or forge welding, in general or especially using charcoal is welcome. Feel free to converse either here or through e-mail. Paul Andrulis Quote
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