[TheForge] Making letters from wire/new-old equivilent tools
Jerry Frost
akfrosty at mtaonline.net
Wed Apr 22 21:40:54 EDT 2009
I'd have to tell them to stuff the phony horse shoes.
I do remember something for bending up wire letters but
that was a long time ago. I seem to recall you could
string them together in words by not cutting the wire.
I wish I could remember where I saw it, popular
mechanics/science or comic book are good possibilities.
Pair of sandals and a Bugatti.
Frosty
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If it ain't forged
it ain't real.
Wrought iron is.
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Meadow Lakes, AK.
From: "David Childress" <trollkeep at gmail.com>
>
> You can buy pony shoes for what the village is paying
> for blanks, but
> putting names on becomes problematic. I would like
> to bend names up
> out of wire and string the name between nail holes.
> But I am not real
> good at shaping some letters and would like all
> letters to be in the
> same "font". I have seen something for doing this
> but can not
> remember where, might even have been an ad in the
> back of a comic
> book.
>
> 2nd item: A couple of years ago I helped teach
> boyscouts how to forge
> "S" hooks. As part of the intro there was a display
> of new and old
> tools ie.- a tape measure and a traveler, a cordless
> drill and a brace
> and bit, etc. I can not remember all of the sets but
> am looking for
> suggestions of additional things.
>
> David Childress
>
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