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In for Saturday

In for Friday...

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This will be my Christmas Entry...thanks for the opportunity.

Welcome Jason...I spent some time on Smoke Bomb Hill myself. That was very long ago...early eighties. I hope you connect with someone out there that will help you along. Otherwise there are a lot of great tutorials here to guide you.

In for Tuesday...I hope everyone on this Forum has a Merry Christmas.

Im in for Monday

In for Sunday ...thanks Boss

In for Saturday

I am definitely in for this one

That was the appeal for me as well Tim. I am putting together a kit for when I go camping and was originally going to use a small propane forge. But it just makes more sense to use a charcoal forge in the mountains where I can make my own fuel. The light weight was the biggest appeal for...

Thanks Tim that is exactly what I was looking for.

Just wondering if you received this Tim and if so what is your opinion. I have a Canedy Otto blower but have been considering one of these to make a more portable charcoal forge. Your input would be greatly appreciated.

Beautiful work....

Brilliant Roger...great idea thanks for sharing.

Beautiful blade Raymond...

Looks great Aaron...how about some particulars about the knife.

I think I will be trying some of this steel as well. I have seen some of Scott McGhee's blades that are made from W-2 and have wanted to try that steel ever since

Harbor Freight also has a hand held metal cutting band saw and if you take the handle off and bolt a piece of angle iron where the handle goes you can clamp it in a bench vise and use it all day long to cut blades out. It is small and costs only around $90.00. I stole the idea from James...