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First steps - forging knives

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  • cycleguy2300

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    I also have a strip of rail and a bigger one I picked up along the way. I have never used the big one. If you are in the Austin area you would be welcome to it. Just let me know. I don't think it has ever been used. Not anything high grade or anything.
    I have an old coal forge... making me want to break it out and fire it up

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    cycleguy2300

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    I keep thinking I should eventually build or acquire a coal forge. Then I think "where the hell does someone get coal in Texas?"
    I got mine from a farrier supply in Conroe, but it isnt hard to get. Its not like the stuff goes bad so you could get a bulk shipment and store it.


    These guys


    $19 per 50lb bag

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    General Zod

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    My anvilIis going to be outside next to the forges.

    I have an area outside I can wheel everything to - even has some concrete pavers for the anvil, and it's portable. But so far I've only forged inside - it's nice and toasty in the winter inside the workshop, and in hot weather the sun's too brutal.
     

    Axxe55

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    I have an area outside I can wheel everything to - even has some concrete pavers for the anvil, and it's portable. But so far I've only forged inside - it's nice and toasty in the winter inside the workshop, and in hot weather the sun's too brutal.
    You have seen my garage, and kind of have run out of room in there for any more stuff!
     
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