[TheForge] Mastermyr - Fire Grid

April & Bill Clemens [email protected]
Sun May 26 22:48:01 2002


Well, the best laid plans .... My daughter came to visit with my 
grandson, so I didn't do as much work today as I planned.  

I did find time to make a test angle and corner hook.  Looks like it 
will work fine.   Biggest problem is not having any wrought iron stock 
anywhere near the dimensions I need. Because of that, the hardest part 
will be hammering out the four 2" x 3/16" x 24" pieces I need for the 
outside frame. Will get back to work on it on Tuesday and see how it goes.  

Haven't  heard from Rob on his drop dead date, but the email from  Jim 
Sorber gave me an idea.  Is anyone from eastern PA, New Jersey, etc 
that's going to the conference planning to travel through PA on 
 Interstate 80 on there way there?  I only live about a mile off I 80 in 
central PA( Route 15 - Susquehanna River).  If anyone's going that way 
and is willing to pick up the Fire Grid it might give me the time I need 
to finish it.  

Bill    

April & Bill Clemens wrote:

> Rob, Ralph,  Mike,  Phlip, and anyone else with suggestions,
>
> I've posted a picture in the "anything else" folder on Photo Access. 
> It's a sketch on my idea of the corner hook detail for the Fire Grid. 
> Each corner  angle would lap and be riveted.  The vertical portion of 
> each angle would be drawn out and form the hook(actually two hooks 
> side by side)  Best  I could determine from the sketches and photo I 
> saw. Does this look right to you?
>
> For the chain links between the grid and the top plate.  Some appear 
> to be hooks others welded eyes.  Should there be a mix or do you think 
> they were all welded eyes originally?  Also lengths of individual 
> links appear random.  Your thoughts?
>
> Rob, I plan to work on this tomorrow and will let you know by days end 
> if  I think there's a chance I can complete it in time to ship to you. 
> What's your absolute drop dead date to receive it?   I think I have 
> enough wrought iron to make it but might have to use some pure iron.  
> If I complete it should I mark it in any way or did you come up with a 
> theforge mastermyr touch mark to mark all the pieces?
>
> Bill Clemens
> Hound and Hare Forge
>
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> Ralph wrote:
>
>> I hope this helps.
>>
>> Frame about 50 X 50 cm: strip width 0.45 cm, thickness 0.25 cm; grid 
>> rods 49.0 X 1.2 X 0.3-0.5 cm.
>> Chain links about 0.6-0.7 cm, total length of each chain about 42 cm. 
>> Swivel: four-armed plate
>> about 16 X 9 cm, thickness 0.3 cm; hook 10.3 X 1.5 X 0.7 cm; the open 
>> part of the hook maximum
>> width 1.5 cm.
>>
>> Ralph
>>
>> I do not have a drop dead date. <smile> Tho Rob Fertner does. He is 
>> the collection point for all the stuff as he will carry it to 
>> LaCrosse. Unless you are going as well then you can give it to him 
>> then. But Rob is wanting to have it first part of June.
>>
>> Ralph
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>> Persistence is necessary for Excellence. And Persistence is a Decision."
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