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Started by Spade, March 12, 2014, 06:24:18 AM

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Spade


Good Morning,
A couple of weeks ago I found some of my Grandfather's blacksmith tools at a sale of a deceased cousin in Illonois.  I purchased his anvil and a large post drill.  I wanted these items to stay in the family.  I've alswas had an interest in old tools and shop work in general and having these family antiques was a bonus.  I can't read the name on the anvil and the post drill is a Chicago Foundry No. 1998.  I'm taking a blacksmithing class here at the Ozark Folk Center starting next week to get some hands on experience.  Reading posts off the board has given me info on my drill. I think there might be a forge in my future.

mikeswrenches

Hi, welcome from Florida.  You picked a good site.  Quite a few  smith related posts.

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Welcome & Aloha from Hawaii, Good to keep tools in the family, Blacksmithing does look like interesting work!!
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