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Using your old blacksmith tools to fix other old tools

Started by oldgoaly, June 01, 2019, 08:22:56 AM

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oldgoaly

Well the wife brought home this fence tool from a auction about a year ago. I had it in a post vice soaking the stuck part in atf / acetone which has worked well before. Well time to use some heat. Fired up the coal forge, a little paper, twigs and coal and made a small fire. Only needed a small fire cause only one part of the tool was rusted tight. 15 minutes from starting the fire to pouring water to put it out and it is working now!Made a little more smoke than normal cause the atf burning off.
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oldgoaly

A bunch of pics (5000+) of tools and projects in our shoppe
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lptools

Hello, Oldgoaly!! Nice rescue, looks great!! Regrds,Lou
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Plyerman

Good work OG! Now you can finally get to work building that fence. :wink:
My friends call me Bob. My wife calls me a lot worse.

oldgoaly

I don't think I'm that coordinated to work that tool!
A bunch of pics (5000+) of tools and projects in our shoppe
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