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Thank you That's to bad you had to quit, think about a propane one they don't smoke.

This is a pretty nice build is this yours? Heck yea I would like that shoot me some pics.

I'll take a few pictures for you and write up the specs. They are a lot cleaner and easier to fire up for small jobs like hardening blades and such.

I make that style and for the kids I use white fabric so they can use sharpies to color and design their own mask faces, they love that. great video!

thank you

Thanks yea it came out pretty nice, much better than my ground down putty knife and about 60 on the hardness scale. Would love to have a coke forge I live in coal country. If you need pics of my burner let me know I did a lot of research and then built one that will run naturally aspirated or with a blower. and its super easy to build. It'll turn regular fire brick into a puddle of glass lol.

yup Round and triangle

Thank you I added some ornamental hand file work just for fun makes it look like I know what i'm doin lol.

I've made a bunch also but not that many your a good man Ferg !!!!!!!!!!!! God bless you!

more pics

Well I had to spoil myself a bit, it has a a bit of haze on the blade but non paying customers don't get the new sanding belts lol. Posted a few pics

very nice I use a coat neatsfoot also, then a good waterproofing with fiebings golden mink oil

I have plenty of those thanks! Live on the up line lol. Photod Big boy last year when it came through. Union Pacific 4014 is a steam locomotive owned and operated by the Union Pacific Railroad. It is a four-cylinder simple articulated 4-8-8-4 "Big Boy" type built in 1941 by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) of Schenectady, New York. No. 4014 is the only operating Big Boy of the eight that remain in existence.

I'm getting the urge to feel that dragons breath myself now lol. Maybe time to spoil myself with a new skiver also.

your tooling is awesome! wish I had young eyes and hands again to be half that good.

Heck ya those look pretty darn good there, Really like that forge!!!

That is a nice job is it adjustable in length? I like the full ring seems it would provide better control.

Would love to see it but the format isn't a familiar one do you have pics in .jpg

Man I wish I could do that nice of work. Great job!

Very good work!

Awesome little blade, great steel from what I 've seen so far it takes a keen edge and keeps it! I've been using it for a lot of skiving as well as other chores on the work table. I cant thank you enough!

use water to keep it cool grind a bit then dip in water. Take your time and you wont lose the temper.

That's a nice edge and grind you did it should do just fine.

That's really nice work!

Those are really nice!