What kind of forge, Scotty? I just sold an antique hand-cranked forge last month that I had picked up years ago to pour Babbitt bearings.
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What kind of forge, Scotty? I just sold an antique hand-cranked forge last month that I had picked up years ago to pour Babbitt bearings.
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Very nice Scotty. Every homeowner should have a forge 
How long did it take to strip the bark off with that new-fangleddevice?
When I was a young lad I visited Old Fort William up in Thunder Bay, donned some pioneer era clothes and made a river paddle with a draw knife. Seems to me that would work well in this case too.
How long did it take to strip the bark off with that new-fangleddevice?When I was a young lad I visited Old Fort William up in Thunder Bay, donned some pioneer era clothes and made a river paddle with a draw knife. Seems to me that would work well in this case too.
That's my buddy Joe's forge. I have a small farriers forge that needs fire clay and a shroud, someday. I wish I knew you had one, I would have considered buying it....
Only took a couple minutes to remove the bark, that spud is pretty slick. I can see me using it often in the future....Very nice Scotty. Every homeowner should have a forge
When I was a young lad I visited Old Fort William up in Thunder Bay, donned some pioneer era clothes and made a river paddle with a draw knife. Seems to me that would work well in this case too.
No idea, and we'll probably never find out. We're both 4+ years ahead on firewood.
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