[Tirediron]

Found this on No tech magazine
27 months » Blog Archive » The Extraordinary Makers of Maroua
check out the bellows to the right of the screen near the anvil in the video.

 

[sailaway]

Interesting, a craft I have been interested in learning, just no time.

 

[Sonnyjim]

Just checked out the site because I have a close friend that wants to become a blacksmith(old world kind). There was also a great article on small scale blacksmithing two issues ago in Backwoodsman Magazine.

 

[Tirediron]

Just checked out the site because I have a close friend that wants to become a blacksmith(old world kind). There was also a great article on small scale blacksmithing two issues ago in Backwoodsman Magazine.

there is a really good book by Charles McRaven (I can't recall the title),that explains the art very well and has a good heat treating /tempering guide
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[Magus]

Just checked out the site because I have a close friend that wants to become a blacksmith(old world kind). There was also a great article on small scale blacksmithing two issues ago in Backwoodsman Magazine.

I love that magazine!its the best "no Rambo"survival zine out there!:2thumb:

 

[sailaway]

The Log Cabin Store in Lodi, Oh. has a whole shelf devoted to old world blacksmithing, lots of good books. They have an online catalog also. I love Back Woodsman Magazine, I read every issue cover to cover. It is loaded with good ideas for scouting events!

 

[chancemft]

There is a web site called anvilfire that has a lot of good info.

 

[Magus]

One day I have to post some pics of the junk I made for my shop.great article!

 

[BrownCountyPrepper]

This is another link to classes that are offered.
SustainLife.org

 

[chancemft]

what kind of stuff do you make? I make a little bit of everything myself. My dad and my grandfather were & my dad still does blacksmith, so having grown up around it, I think at one time or another I've either tried or have made it. I'm glad to see other people are relearning this skill, I think it will be a very valueable thing to know how to do.