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3 – Coal Forges
2 – Propane Forges
2 – Shop Anvils
6 – Post and/or Machinist Vises
1 – Sheldon 10x36 Lathe
1 – Bridgeport 9x42 Vertical Mill
1 – 100 pound “Beaudry” Power Forging Hammer
1 – 50 ton Dake Hydraulic Press
1 – 36x24 Trinco Blast Cabinet
1 – Miller 150 MIG Welder
1 – Miller Synchrowave 250 TIG/SMAW Welder
1 – Ingersoll Rand 175 psi Air Compressor with 120 gallon tank
2 – 4x8 Steel Layout Tables
Plus a large selection of blacksmith and other hand tools to allow a wide variety of
forging and joinery techniques.
1946 and still going strong. We
advocate using good old American iron
to do our work.
1962. A useful tool for all kinds of
work.
hammer. As near as I can tell, this
machine was built during World War
One and I still use it regularly. The
power jack shaft system was built in
our shop and is driven by a 3 hp motor
with speed reduced through a set of
pulley sizes to drive the hammer head
to a rate of approximately 275 rpm.
process of forging a point under the
power hammer. This tool is a great
help to the modern blacksmith in
reducing the amount of heavy forging
typically done by helpers in years past.
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