9:31 pm
March 22, 2010
The small anvil was given to my by a friend who found it digging in her garden, it appears to have been made from a piece of crane track. I cleaned it up and drilled two holes in the top.
The 2" X 2" X4" piece of wrought iron, upset a bit on the top was made from wrought iron sash weights from a old hotel in Seattle, Mike Linn, NWBA member had salveged them and sold them at a NWBA conference years ago. The wrought is crummy and the bench block is the onlly thing I made from the two weights I bought.
The Antler handle folder is the first one I made, it took a year or so, mainly cause I didn't know what I was doing, would get frustrated and shelve it for months than have another go at it.
This website is really taking off, congrats Grant. This is better than a printed Hot Iron News, color images, instant publication, cheap, and, and, and, I forget, time to take my pills.
9:54 pm
March 18, 2010
4:59 am
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April 19, 2010
6:56 am
April 21, 2010
Ya wish I could find a brand new 450 lb nimba buried in my yard somewhere 😀 Eric dont feel bad, I am in the same boat, though I am more working on shaping and getting the steel to go and move to where I want it to go before I start making handles. have a bowie sitting on my anvil atm I have to get a tang worked into then back to forming. One step at a time man.
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