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Hello from NC

Started by Mac53, October 23, 2011, 09:58:39 AM

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Mac53

Hello all,
My name is Marcus and I'm from North Carolina.
I came across the forum while trying to figure out what a tool I bought was. I do some blacksmithing and restore different things....I collect a lot of weirdness, and do a lot of barn digging....needless to say, I tend to come across odd tools!  I think this site will be a real asset to me- not to mention I might even be able to help now and then!
-Marcus-

Papaw

Welcome to Tool Talk, Marcus!
You will enjoy Tool Talk, I'm sure- we are all kinds of tool folks here.
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64longstep/Brian

Howdy and Welcome from Phoenix... I guess us blacksmiths are slowly starting to take over the site... LOL
If all else fails use a bigger hammer...
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Neals

Hi and welcome from Alberta

Stoney

Welcome aboard from another blacksmith and weird tool collector from Alabama.
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rudeawakening55

Welcome from Oklahoma, glad you found this site.

sumner52000

Welcome.  I'm from Roxboro NC.  These guys are great and can identify almost anything.  I just sit back and learn.

anglesmith

Welcome from Australia.
  I agree with Longstep, blacksmith member numbers are increasing, but then there is a generic conection with tools and the blacksmith, without workers of metal down through the ages we wouldn't have any tools "weird" or otherwise!!
Graeme

Fins/413

Welcome from another North Carolinian.
1959 Chrysler New Yorker
1982 E150 Ford van

Branson

Quote from: anglesmith on October 25, 2011, 06:01:22 PM
  I agree with Longstep, blacksmith member numbers are increasing, but then there is a generic conection with tools and the blacksmith, without workers of metal down through the ages we wouldn't have any tools "weird" or otherwise!!
Graeme

"By hammer in hand, all trades do stand."  Motto of the London blacksmith's guild.

gibsontool

Hello and welcome from British Columbia

johnsironsanctuary

Greetings from Wisconsin!
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Mac53

#12
Thank you all! Good to hear there are a few other 'smiths around here- I know very few local that are still alive.

Fins- What parts are you from?

I'm not much of a tool collector- though I enjoy them. Anyone here collect anvils?
-Marcus-

64longstep/Brian

Quote from: Mac53 on October 27, 2011, 11:27:12 PM
Anyone here collect anvils?

I'm trying too, so far I have a 1928 200lbs Norris FISHER  and a 145lbs no name anvil. I'm hoping  that my next anvil  Will be a 400 pounder...
Brian-
If all else fails use a bigger hammer...
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Fins/413

1959 Chrysler New Yorker
1982 E150 Ford van