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OFFSET
TOOL from The Anvil's Horn
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Making
an OFFSET BEND
by Alexander Weygers
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WELDED
FIREPOTS by
Bob Patrick & Lonnie Farmer
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QUICK HARDY Tool
and Hardy Sleeve
from The Anvil's Horn
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An
Easy Guillotine Tool
from the ABANA web site
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ANDIRON
from The
Hammer's Blow
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A
ROUNDING HAMMER
Blacksmiths Organization of Arkansas
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The
OLIVER HAMMER
New York Designer Blacksmiths Association
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Letter
Opener by Tom Latane'
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A Blacksmiths Toy
by Jody Best Pittsburgh Area A/B
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Head
School
by Darryl Nelson
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Humming
Bird Feeder by Bowie
( Ron Claiborne)
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Horseshoe
Boot Scraper
by Charles Arbuckle & Alan W. Brown
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Blacksmithing
Techniques
by Ed Grove
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Quatrefoil
by Francis Whitaker
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Tongs
for Round or Square
(bolt tongs)
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Robb
Gunter's "Super Quench"
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Calculate Hundredweight
Numbers
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Forging
Dragons by Dave Smucker
PART 1
PART 2
click for
.PDF versions of these files PART 1 pdf PART 2 pdf
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Watch
one way to Build a Garden Gate by Dave Mudge follow the
progress
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EVERYTHING
I Know About Homemade AIR HAMMERS
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A whole lot of info about BAND SAWS
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Leg Vise Rebuild by
Tim Suter of NJBA
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Jack Hammer Bitts
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Clearing the Confusion
Over Wrought Iron from Nomma /
ArtMetal
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Blacksmith's Beer from
Jack Andrews 1977 "Edge of the Anvil"
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The
"Smithin' Magician";
by Jerry Hoffman / via / The Guild of Metalsmiths'
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An
Easy Guillotine Tool
from the ABANA web site (pdf file)
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Repousse’
Tooling : The Basics
by Wendel Broussard
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Repousse' Tooling:
Chisel Shapes
by Larry Brown NJBA
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Doug Merkel's Paste Wax
Finish Recipe
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FINISHES
by NANA SHOWALTER
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Aluminum Forging Burner
by Byrne Lobdell
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CLEAR
FINISH
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Steel Terms |
Spark Testing
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new
SKETCHBOOK
by Diana & Bill Davis of Lazy Ass
Forge new
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Details from a pair of window panels made by Samuel
Yellin.
click here for more
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How-to
Project: Fireplace Doors
Weld new doors for your home fireplace
Yes, we
know it’s the end of winter, but now’s a great time to fix up that
fireplace! Follow these instructions and don’t forget to use good sense
when it comes to welding safety. More
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How-to
Weld your own coffee table
Quick and easy home welding project
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Think
you can't possibly weld a metal coffee table that your spouse would
be willing to place in your living room? Consider this quick
and easy how-to project that takes less than 10 hours and $30 (not
including tabletop) to complete.
Read
more...
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How-to
Project
Build a Welding Table |
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how easy it is to build this practical welding table, a great
addition to your home workshop. Read
this article… |
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How To Build Your Own Texas Grill
Why spend a
few hundred dollars
on a new grill?
With the Lincoln AC-225 stick welder,
little or no welding experience
and a touch of elbow grease,
you’ll be spending the rest of
your summer in Texas!
Read this article…
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How-to
Project
Welding an ornamental
gate
James F. Lincoln Foundation Award-winning
project
With
the PowerMIG
255, building an iron entry gate is easy and affordable. Add
safety and beauty to your home or work environment using this
step-by-step guide.
Read this article…
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Add
a Utility Box to your Trailer
Build it Yourself with the Experts
With every new toy, like a boat or a truck or a van,
there comes a need for more stuff. Accessories, tools, and spare parts
need to be secured in your trailer or boat so here's a simple step-by-step
tutorial on building a handy utility box to store all that stuff.
More...
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HACKSAW BLADES
Well, I finally found some Lenox blades! They are so
much better than Home Depot's best that I use my hand hack saw where I
would get out my side grinabrasionaion blades before. A real time saver.
Thanks for the advice.
Lynn
--- Stephen McGehee <irony@epowerc.net>
wrote:
Call your local electrical wholesale house and ask if they stock Lenox
white blades. I have used these in 24 and 32 tooth
sizes for 20+ years. Don't waste your time with Klein blades
though.
Stephen
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Hints for Blacksmiths and Horseshoers
From the book "Modern Blacksmithing" by Holstrom 1904:
1) Don't lose your temper or hit the horse with your hammer
2) Don't run down your competitor
3) Don't smoke while shoeing
4) Don't imbibe in the shop
5) Don't run outdoors while sweaty
6) Don't know it all
7) Take a bath once a week
"This done the craft will be elevated, and the man respected."
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