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17th Mar 2020, 10:21 PM
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Thanks for the replies. I have some of the...
Thanks for the replies.
I have some of the Barnes copper effects paint and a green patina fluid.
I will do a trial scale & test what happens with a clear coat.
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16th Mar 2020, 05:49 PM
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Advice re patinas & using Copper B metal coating & Tiffany Green Patina
Hi,
Working on this piece for a charity event. Talking about the eye sculpture. (Inspiration from Roosterscreations on YouTube)
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18th Sep 2012, 09:47 PM
Thread: Theatre set
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Mate that is great. Ray
Mate that is great.
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14th May 2010, 08:09 PM
Thread: Camper build
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Decided not to put final coat of paint until I...
Decided not to put final coat of paint until I used the trailer to see what else I would need to change.
Hooked the trailer up & went for a couple of nights at Murphy's Creek Reserve (near... -
7th Apr 2010, 09:20 PM
Thread: Camper build
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Thanks Jatt, It will live in the shed in the...
Thanks Jatt,
It will live in the shed in the photo. This is the wife's shed:; My workshop shed is out the back.
I was wondering about the condensation. I was thinking holes in the bed base but... -
6th Apr 2010, 10:03 PM
Thread: Camper build
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Finally got the tent, went with a 9 foot from...
Finally got the tent, went with a 9 foot from Austrac in Hervey Bay.
I set it up as in the photos the struts work well.
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16th Jan 2010, 06:40 PM
Thread: Camper build
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Making some progress. The body is only tacked up....
Making some progress. The body is only tacked up. I might hire a small mig to weld it up.
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11th Jan 2010, 07:31 PM
Thread: Camper build
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The canvas he uses looks & feels the goods. ...
The canvas he uses looks & feels the goods.
The finish of the tent looks good as well, however, budget will determine what I get & its leaning towards imported despite my preference for a local... -
10th Jan 2010, 09:05 PM
Thread: All wheel drive Camper Trailer
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Great work Dazzler. Given me some inspiration...
Great work Dazzler.
Given me some inspiration for some more additions.
Regards,
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10th Jan 2010, 08:47 PM
Thread: Camper build
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Thanks for the help guys. Still puzzling over...
Thanks for the help guys.
Still puzzling over the tent.
Jatt if I could find a good second hand aussie made tent I would consider that but haven't been able to locate one.
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23rd Dec 2009, 11:06 AM
Thread: Camper build
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Update
Love these days at home.
It is up on wheels. Next step attach jockey wheel. Go get a water tank & install. Then spare wheel carrier on draw bar to counter act weight of water tank.
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22nd Dec 2009, 05:44 AM
Thread: Camper build
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Thanks Yonnee, Going to set them up today. ...
Thanks Yonnee,
Going to set them up today.
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20th Dec 2009, 12:46 PM
Thread: Camper build
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Camper build
Hello ,
Got some bits together for a camper build. I have a question about mounting the springs. They have a clamp not from the eye on the right but not the left
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5th Apr 2009, 03:10 PM
Thread: Herb knife WIP
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Hello Andy. Great job as usual. Did you glue...
Hello Andy.
Great job as usual. Did you glue the handles on? Araldite?
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29th Mar 2009, 08:23 PM
Thread: Herb knife WIP
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Hello Andy, Waiting, waiting waiting for the...
Hello Andy,
Waiting, waiting waiting for the finished product.
Interesting to see all those quenching mediums. I probably told you that we used Sperm whale oil for most of our quenching. (long... -
27th Mar 2009, 11:21 AM
Thread: Herb knife WIP
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Hello Andy, Looks good. You certainly got the...
Hello Andy,
Looks good. You certainly got the temper colours to run even. What material are you going to use for the handles.
Thanks for the inspiration between this & the boot rack / seat. I... -
24th Mar 2009, 10:11 PM
Thread: Herb knife WIP
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Hey Andy thanks for the tip on the double blade....
Hey Andy thanks for the tip on the double blade.
There are probably two issues with the grain. The refinement or compaction of the grains due to force which heat treatment will relieve & changing... -
23rd Mar 2009, 10:07 PM
Thread: Herb knife WIP
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Hello Andy, Glad I spotted this thread, looks...
Hello Andy,
Glad I spotted this thread, looks good, hope SWMBO does see this.
Not sure about the hammered grain as when you heat treat it the grains will return to normal. You are treating it?... -
8th Dec 2008, 09:48 PM
Thread: Blacksmithing event- SE Qld
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Thanks for the update Andy. Unfortunately I...
Thanks for the update Andy. Unfortunately I didn't get there. Will have to plan to get there next year.
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26th Nov 2008, 08:15 PM
Thread: Blacksmithing event- SE Qld
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Thanks Andy, Will try to get there. I have...
Thanks Andy,
Will try to get there. I have made other commitments but I would hate to miss this event.
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15th Oct 2008, 07:15 PM
Thread: Garden Arbor
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Hi Donna, Haven't decided yet. (Thats code for...
Hi Donna,
Haven't decided yet. (Thats code for I haven't even really thought about that)
I did consider paint but I'm a bit worried about durability & losing the texture of the steel in the... -
14th Oct 2008, 07:55 PM
Thread: Garden Arbor
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Thanks for comments Keith, I'd starve trying to...
Thanks for comments Keith, I'd starve trying to make money out of them.
Yonnee that is my first try at that style of rose, done mostly with an oxy/lpg torch. There are some good videos on youtube... -
10th Oct 2008, 08:23 PM
Thread: Garden Arbor
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Progress is slow. :((The grape vine has grown &...
Progress is slow. :((The grape vine has grown & some leaves added. A couple more have been added since this photo. Only about 30 more to cut out & attach.
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4th Oct 2008, 01:08 PM
Thread: Garden Arbor
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Installed the spider web & cala lillies & started...
Installed the spider web & cala lillies & started a vine to fill remainder of panel. The vine base was a bridge strap off an old demolished bridge. Have to go & cook snags at Bunnies so it will have...
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28th Sep 2008, 04:52 PM
Thread: Garden Arbor
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Heres the spider on the web. Forged from an old...
Heres the spider on the web. Forged from an old bridge bolt. Legs brazed on. Ugly little thing. May go for a bigger one & add fangs.
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27th Sep 2008, 11:18 PM
Thread: Garden Arbor
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Garden Arbor
Hello,
I hope this is the right spot. I am building an arbor with the intention of the panels being filled with a metal "garden". The wall frames are 6 panels 1500 wide x 2000 high. I have started... -
5th Sep 2008, 05:18 PM
Thread: How difficult is self taught Welding?
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Star, You can have a play with a welder...
Star,
You can have a play with a welder (stick) here next Saturday at the GTG.
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12th Aug 2008, 07:58 PM
Thread: New old forge
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Nice pick up Andy, however, I fear you may become...
Nice pick up Andy, however, I fear you may become distracted from the renos so you should could drop it off here & I'll look after it. I'd even supply my own coke.:;
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24th Nov 2007, 08:22 AM
Thread: Blacksmith Fact or Fiction
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I believe the trade is a combination of science &...
I believe the trade is a combination of science & art/skill. Without an understanding of the science of why metal behaves as it does a blacksmith would struggle to carry their trade. However, when...
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23rd Nov 2007, 11:08 PM
Thread: Blacksmith Fact or Fiction
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Another rant The only "packing" we did was to...
Another rant
The only "packing" we did was to case harden material by packing it in a metal case with very carbon rich material & soak it in a furnace for hours. This would produce a carbon rich... -
23rd Nov 2007, 10:57 PM
Thread: Blacksmith Fact or Fiction
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Hello Thumbsucker I completed an...
Hello Thumbsucker
I completed an apprenticeship as a blacksmith a long time ago but did not continue to work in this field but this is what I recall of the matter.
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13th Apr 2007, 07:57 PM
Thread: The Charcoal Foundry
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I have used 3 types of fuel. Heat beads, coke &...
I have used 3 types of fuel. Heat beads, coke & charcoal from the remains of where farmers had burnt of piles of trees. The charcoal burnt hot enough to do small forgings but didn't last long & spat...