Connecticut hammer-in Nov. 27th!!!!

No problem with tailgate sales Justin!:thumbup:

You know....we don't mind tool donations to the school!!!;)

Actually....we could use a couple of things if anyone has something they would like to donate.
We could use a couple of gas forges....does anyone have a spare forge body, or supplies for making one...etc...
We are also in need of a welder...
...A 1200lbs. steam hammer would be nice too...if you have a spare one laying around!:D
Mace
 
Sam Salvati said:
I forgot to say the shop looks GREAT! Also, i'll bring along a gas forge.
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Sam, I had made arraingments with Mace earlier to also bring a gas forge. The table that I'm bringing is larger enough to hold two forges.

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I have a 100# tank of fuel, but no way to split it for 2 forges.

I'll bring an anvil (bought from Mace 3 or 4 Ashokans ago :D) and stand also.

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I'd like to get there around 7 to 7:30 AM so this stuff can be set up. I'm not sure if Kook is going to make it, but I'll nudge him along. :D

Kook is bringing a farriers forge (needs blower) and I'll have a machinist vise to tailgate.
 
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!!:D


Don't forget the hammer-in Saturday!!!!:thumbup:
Mace
 
Gathered up my tools, found some old diagonal peen hammerhead blanks I forged out in 2008!!!! I hope there is a sledge hammer....
 
Our Fearless leader, Mace Vital. Great Day Mace. Look forward to doing it again for Sure!!

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Sam Salvietti Building the VERY COOL Raffle Hammer

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Mike Spangler Doing the Grinder Demo

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I missed A pic of Paul, PML Knives putting the Handle on the Raffle knife. Was Watching Mathew doing a Damascus Demo

Here was Matt doing an inlay Demo

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Building Body Armour from Scratch!!!

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T-Blade Brought Half his shop to do Forging Demo's

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Great time Mace. :thumbup:

Great pics Stabber! :cool:

Looking at the pic of the forge, it reminded me that their was almost as many BTU's expended on keeping people warm as their was heating steel.
 
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