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Hi Jason, Exactly what problems were you having with the copper? Copper is usually pretty soft, so it cuts easily. But, is bad about plugging t...
LOL!!! Well......if someone has never been "there" to see where this hammer is; then maybe they can figure out whose shop it is in by fi...
Ditto what Mace said. If its a high layer count billet, or complcated layers of any kind, I make sure that it gets a good soak to be sure the kero ge...
Very nice David! All around great package. I really like the damascus pattern.
Looks great Nick!!
I use kerosene all of the time now, with a second welding pass using a little borax. Always works great. And not getting burned so much, or setting ...
LOL!!! Yea, my Ram is a pretty sweet ride! I've always been a Mopar fan. But I admit too, that I've always been blinded by hor...
Great advice Nick!! Why don't we have a thumbs-up emoticon?
Butch, I would like to see the sketches on the brake. I don’t' have a brake on my hammer and not sure that I need one, but I always like to ha...
Thanks to all of you guys for posting your experiances and advice. Great stuff here!!!
Nick, I've never used carbon fiber. If you learn any tricks to working with it, let us all know. Good luck!!
Welcome Nick!! We'll be happy to have you post your WIPs on this Forum!
Welcome and thanks for your posts Cheyenne. I'll be in Little Rock too. Be sure to come by my table if you attend the show.
Bill, See you in LR!!
Hi Bill, I'm working on arranging for demos on using machine shop tools for the next Heartland Bladesmithing Symposium. The demonstrator will be...