[TheForge] Swage block

Dann [email protected]
Fri Feb 21 19:34:00 2003


Mike Linn,

Kudos  for sharing your swage block stand design.  At the ABANA Conference 
in La Crosse, Wi,  I had purchased one of the  Oklahoma / Saltfork 
Craftsmen 's  swage blocks, and needed to build a stand.

Your shared photos were timely and helpful.

Thanks again.

Dann Johnson


At 06:01 PM 2/21/2003 -0600, you wrote:

>That was my stand and the photos are posted on photo site listed at the 
>bottom of this email. Look under tooling on pages 2 and 3
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>mike
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>At 01:02 PM 02/21/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>>In June 2002, someone on this list posted  photos of their  Swage block 
>>stand.  It was built so that  any working surface of the swage block 
>>would be at the same height.    I just  found the photo on this computer. 
>>there was a  drop slot so that it could be used "one end" , a different 
>>level for "on- side" or the top level  "on flat".
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>>Dann Johnson
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