[TheForge] Re: anvildood was big anvils
David E. Smucker
[email protected]
Tue Dec 23 13:47:00 2003
I think it is important to pass on this type of information amount
blacksmiths -- because we are so used to dealing with honest straight
forward folks when dealing with other smiths. I don't know what percentage
it is but I think honest smiths are up there somewhere in the 98 % group.
You can go to most blacksmith functions and in the tail gate sales -- folks
will leave a coffee can to put money in for purchase of many items -- where
else can you do that.
Dave Smucker
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Subject: [TheForge] Re: anvildood was big anvils
> Watch this dude. He sold me a Little Giant Easy hammer about 3 years ago.
I
> bought it from pictures, he assured me it was in good running condition
with
> no broken castings. I spoke with him at length before purchasing. Buyer
> beware. In my lust I trusted this guy. The hammer was rough to say the
least,
> (all pivot points on the helve worn out as well as the holes in the
casting)
> there was a broken casting on (the crankshaft cap). I am ashamed to admit
what i
> paid for this hammer ("knowing it was in good condition and reay to run")
but
> would never have purchased from him at any price after being told"I
thought
> it was good because I used it (bs) and I did not see the broken casting"
tough
> luck sucker.
>
> I hope that no one is offended that i air my stupid and sad (for me) story
on
> this forum but I would not like to see any one else get screwed.
>
> Ben
>
>
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