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2. Cool ideas for first time smithing - Blacksmithing, General...

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   Hi all, I have finally found a smith near me who is running a beginners introduction to blacksmithing! It is run over a weekend and on the first day the basics will be taught and some simple tools will be made ( i'm guessing probably tongs or something like that ). The second day is for practicin...

3. Need ideas for products for a craft fair - The Business Side of...

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   Ditto Thomas. The other good rule of thumb is products you can make in under 20 minutes that fit in a pocket for under $20. say, $19.95 a set of four $74.95. $9.95 ea. for S and drive hooks is a good number. Wall hooks need the high end around $19.95 for the extra steps.

4. The most useful blacksmithing ideas - Page 2 - Shop Tips n'...

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   The most useful blacksmithing ideas. By Glenn November 29, 2018 in Shop Tips n' Tricks. Share

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6. The most useful blacksmithing ideas - I Forge Iron

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   The changing temperatures can cause flash rust on big heat-sinks like anvils. Oil helps. (or wax or whatnot) Slack tub water works for poison ivy. This in no way guarantees that it will not cause an infection since it is dirty water. When you need nuts and bolts for a project, buy one extra.

7. Ideas for gate latches - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I...

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   If all you want it a pull cord run a piece of light cable through a hole drilled at an upwards angle in the door frame, clamp or whip a loop to the latch and a lightly weighted pull on the inside. Having the pull above the latch and pulling upwards reduces friction and potential for snags jamming the cable.