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    Thumbs up A day of Blacksmithing......

    At Indian George's with Wayne Coe. Wayne did a demonstration on making the KnifeDog knife. After he finished I borrowed his Punches and vise grips and gave it a try. Not to bad and it works!! I call Him "Ghetto Dog"
    Then Stabber Jr and I made some Cable damascus. I also made a Billet using Aldo's 1084 and some 15n20, Then a billet of 1084 + L6 banding iron.




    Look!! It works!!!


    http://www.stabberssteelconnection.c...ex.php?cPath=1

    Got Siska's?

    Lotsa Knives-No MoneyUSA

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    nice ricky

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    You do nice work, I mean the beer drinking of course

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    Maybe the only thing I do Right Al
    http://www.stabberssteelconnection.c...ex.php?cPath=1

    Got Siska's?

    Lotsa Knives-No MoneyUSA

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    Now you have your beer openers, I need to order 5000 nails.

    In colonial America, blacksmiths made items for every facet of life, including latches, locks, nails, plow blades, hoes, pots and kettles.

    A lot of tough work.

    Thanks for the pictures!
    “To achieve great things, two things are needed; a plan, and not quite enough time.”

    Leonard Bernstein
    American Conductor, Composer and Pianist.

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    Looks like a great time! Would love to join you guys someday if I ever get out of Indiana!

    Yeah I need one of them beer openers...........I do fine after I get those twisty tops off...........Of course now I make sure it does open with a twist.........nothing like trying to twist one open that isn't a twist top!

    Thanks for sharing Stabbie
    and the road goes on forever.....

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