Identifying wrought chain? - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
Identifying wrought chain? - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
Local fellow has an old (and very large) boat anchor, we figure roughly 2,500lb including the chain. It has about ten or twelve feet of badly rusted chain (much of it is rusted and scaled to about 2/3rds of it's original thickness) of loops some six or eight inches on the long axis with the old s
Show us your forged wrought iron items (Old and new). - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
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Identifying wrought chain? - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
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Identify wrought iron - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
Where the heck are y'all finding wrought iron? : r/Blacksmith
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Identify wrought iron - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
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Identify wrought iron - Blacksmithing, General Discussion - I Forge Iron
a) Forge-weld joint (white dotted line) between the shank and the
Blacksmiths In The Medieval Age
