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    Looks like autocorrect got you a good one in that last post....

    Stand looks good, I hope you gave the boys heaps for not having the deckel finished yet....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ueee View Post
    I hope you gave the boys heaps for not having the deckel finished yet....
    Well now we know why.... Too busy sampling coke...LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by .RC. View Post
    Well now we know why.... Too busy sampling coke...LOL
    If you want to know the street value of 80 kilo's of coke.... it's $30 per 40 kilo bag. ( that's the black variety, the white variety is a bit dearer )

    Thanks Dale for the quick blacksmithing lesson, he knocked out a holdfast in no time.. the forge has been somewhat idle since the last batch of charcoal got burned,
    I think my forge needs to be redesigned, and maybe a better blower.
    But it worked well enough to show that coke is a much better fuel than charcoal.

    Ray

    PS That B&S indicator stand of Dales's is a real treasure.. heavy, and rigid.. very nice.

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    Ok I promised some more details on the msg block.






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    Ray here is some details of a forged holdfast for when you have a crack.




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    Thanks for the photos. I'd thought it was a bit bigger (4" to 4 1/2"), but still a size to be handy. It looks like the (nearly) half round just sits in the trough without any retention needed. I assume the pieces on the end act as clamps to hold the N.H. round at the right angle?
    An interesting piece anyway.

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    The round part just sits in the cradle and really sticks to itself. The clamp are to lock the angle so it doesn't move for accuracy.
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