[TheForge] Re: on death and dying.OT

[Dann Johnson]

Re: limited upper body strength. 

A hand full of years back. I remember watching some one demonstrate making a 
rose from steel.  No heavy forging work there.. Just hot sheet metal..  
steel and a mind for beauty.   Wouldn't take a big hammer, nor a big anvil 
to hammer on,  nor a big vise to hold it.   Even the rose stem is made from 
light stock. 

Must be lotza projects that the mind is the only real limitation. 

Dann 


Jim Pigott writes: 

> It is the only limitation he accepts. The upper body strength is not there.
> If he really pursues blacksmithing and sees that it can happen then
> blacksmithing will have worked its magic again.
> Jim 
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> Jim Pigott wrote: 
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>> He will never be able to do any heavy forge work
> 
> 	Why not?
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Dann Johnson