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Old 3rd November 2020, 01:54 PM   #12
mross
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Originally Posted by A. G. Maisey
Gas forges, compression using presses, electricity, other ways I do not know about.

Now try it with charcoal or coke and a hammer.
Amen brother. I love the gas forges no fuss no muss come up to welding Temp fast and can be held steady. But ol-smokey has it's allures as well, however not having to tend the fire constantly and work a bellows is not missed.

David, here is a link to the kids website;
http://www.burlywoodworks.com/
yes, a kid 17 years old.
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