Roy Pickett

Which ever would be better for you...I have what I need to make a forge. And I'm going to use a small shop vacuum and a pedal from a sewing machine for a air supply..I'm hoping it works but am afraid it will supply too much air..guess could use a hair dryer I stead....

Never grew them but Luke the looks of Jacob's cattle...

This year I'm gonna try again..I live in the country and deer are a huge problem..every year I plant and every year they eat. When I get up the money, I want a 8' fence all the way around with electric on top..I am thinking if I plug a radio into a motion sensing light. It may work for a while..or a tape player or something with gun fire. I have to think of something or I won't have a garden again this year...

Been taking it, doesn't seem to work...

I know some about blacksmithing . I did it in school and read many books. Have been watching a forging show for probably a year.. I just need to get to know how hot to get the metal for the task I need to do at the time...I know what tools I need. I just need to get the stuff together and do it because actually doing it is alot diffrent then watching it on tv. Thanks alot for the info. I'll check that forum out..

How about a Leaf blower?

Thanks alot, that would be a help. It will be a while before a I start because I'm low income, and blacksmith equipment can be expensive.. I have a homemade anvil made from railroad rail, but not much
else...thanks, and I'll keep you info where I can get it..

Wonder how it would the American chestnut grow in the most southern part of indiana? I'm in the northern part of a count that borders the Ohio River. Zone 6.

When they are made right, I belive hand forged would always be superior to store bought...it has been a while. But always watch forged in fire. And find it interesting...

I have some seed in the fridge for the vd treatment, and plan to plant them soon..