- A bunch of public domain blacksmith books on PDF
I recently purchased 30 blacksmithing ebooks on eBay for $5 A little research and I came up with some details All of them are works published prior to 1923, so they are in the public domain The guy on eBay claims to have all resale rights, but he's full of it You can find the following
- Super Quench formula - BladeForums. com
You can also make good blacksmith hammers with it, and when you super-quench tongs made from 1018, the handles will be nice and springy and they'll stay that way as long as you take care to cool them off between heats Metallurgy snobs love to hate on mild steel, but you can actually get some pretty decent properties out of it with a super-quench
- Kinyon style Air Hammer - Bladesmiths Forum Board
All Activity Home Forges, Tools, Equipment and Materials Tools and Tool Making Kinyon style Air Hammer
- uzbek craftsmanship, knife making, cultural heritage, AI in design . . .
All Activity Home New Work Photography uzbek craftsmanship, knife making, cultural heritage, AI in design, CraftNet-AI, artisan tools, blade artistry, handmade knives, AI and tradition, forge to future, heritage innovation, blacksmith design,
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North American Bladesmith and Blacksmith Directory 43 posts North American Bladesmith Blacksmith Directory Marketplace By Lorne W , September 17 Forges, Tools, Equipment and Materials Tools and Tool Making The tools of the trade and how to make them
- Best gas forge for a serious home hobbyist? | BladeForums. com
I have the two burner blacksmith forge by Diamondback Ironworks It works really good for general bladesmithing It is a great size, easy to use, and is very portable; Dennis makes a quality product and has quick shipping I have also done other projects in it, I like the blacksmith model because it has the side door to put larger items in I haven't been able to get it hot enough to forge
- Tire Hammer Plans by Clay Spencer - BladeForums. com
Ray Clontz Tire Hammer Plans by Clay Spencer These plans are for a 50 lb power hammer that uses the rear axle and hub from a front drive car and emergency spare tire and weighs about 700 lbs It is powered by a 1 hp, 1750 rpm electric motor, 120 or 240 volts, runs about 250 blows per minute
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By Lorne W January 25, 2021 in North American Bladesmith and Blacksmith Directory
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