Mini Hammer-In

Sure sounds like it was a great time, George! And I didn't even get a call to bail ya out of the calaboose. I figured all you would have to do is spread some of your HT relish on the jail bars and walk out.
 
John Andrews said:
Sure sounds like it was a great time, George! And I didn't even get a call to bail ya out of the calaboose. I figured all you would have to do is spread some of your HT relish on the jail bars and walk out.
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Hey!!!! You Ole Redskin, you should come down for one and bring your Lil Lady.:thumbup::thumbup:;)
I got some Treerats in the freezer. HEHEHEHEHEHE!!!
 
indian george said:
Here are some pic's of Phil's Father's Jeep all loaded up.
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The Jeep made it back to NH alright, although there wasn't much room left in it for me to sit and drive. By-the-way, that cooler's full of deer antler, wood, leather and other assorted materials. Behind what you can see, there is actually a full size horizontal/vertical band saw with a couple of anvils tucked in under its legs. I'm back in Hawaii now awaiting a crate of stuffs (local slang) to arrive. I'll try and snap a pic or two when we un-crate our Christmas in July (well August now) "shop in a box." Thanks again everyone for a great time.

David, I'm going to have to get a refresher on forging the ricasso "shoulders." I can't quite remember the way you did the offset on the anvil's edge. Maybe I'll start a new thread.

Phil
 
It was my pleasure having you here.:thumbup: If I am still here next year we can do it again.;) If I am in AZ. I'll take you up on the offer of helping me to put up a new smithy there.;):D
Gray (Wolf) also enjoyed teaching you too and wishes you the best of luck. Talk to you soon.:cool:
 
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